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Evening star., 1895-06-06
G.. 7. HaYenmer,

6. t. Havenner,
Member Washington Stock Exchange,
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms and II, Atlantic building,
$50 L st.
Investment Securities.
Stocks. Bonds and Grain bought and sold for
cash margin.
Cotton bought and sold In New York New
Orleans.
Private wires to New York. Chicago and New
Orleans. Telephone 453. aP10-tr
Evening star., 1895-06-06

CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE,
14t9 St. Glover building.
Correspondents Of Messrs. Moore L. SchleH 80
Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans.
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities
listed on the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
specially made of investment securities. Dis
rict bonds and all local Railroad, Gas, Insurance
and Telephone Stock Dealt In.
American Rell Teiephon, Stock bought and sold
Evening star., 1895-06-06
It's Very Easy

To learn to ride Bicycle If properly instructed
a suitable Safety. Instruction by competent
men may be had at our large and elegant riding
school, 1926 18th ST. NV. both day and evening,
and we claim to teach pupils to ride in good
form
Beginning May 13 the school will be lighted by
electricity and open every evening except Sunday
antil 10 O'Clock. We shall be in better shape to
take OF our numerous patrons and the even
tnss will be the plelsantest part of the day as
weather approaches. Special evenings
can be reserved for ladies' II desired A merely
nominal charge is made for teaching. and even
that deducted from the price Of machine il you
Evening star., 1895-06-06
The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company

Chartered by special act of Congress
jan, 1867, aud sets of Oct, 1890, and Feb, 1854
CAFTTAL: ONE MILLION DOI.LARS
SAFE EEF FOSrr DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burglar-proof vaults at %
per annCni upward.
Securities, jewelry. silverwere and valuables
Of all kinds in owners package. trunk case
taken deposit at moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward,
and Interest allowed S and above.
Leans money on real estate and collateral
security. Sells frst-class real estate and other
securities in sums Of $500 and upward.
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
This company is legal depository for court
and trust funds and acts administrator, ex-
ecutor receiver. assignee, and executes trusts
Of all kinds. Wills prepared by q competent
attorney in daily ATTENDANCE
BENJAMIN r. SNYDER, President.
THOMAS HYDE, First Vice President.
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON. Second Vice prea,
THOMAS r. JONES, Third Vice Pres.
e. FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer.
ALBERT l.. STtnTEFANT. Secretary. apis
Evening star., 1895-06-06
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On the contrary, cheap printing costs more
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YOU WANT TO REACH
GOOD PEOPLE"
YOU have tried the ordinary circuar-you
have tried the typewriter type circular let
ter, and you said to yourself at the time
that they didn't look much AS If typewritten
yet you sent them ont Our process repro
duces typewriting Just rs the machine
turns IL out--ina coarse. NGhudy can
distinguish them from individual typevrit-
ten Ictter-and yet they are INEXPENSIVE.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
CONDENSED TELGGRAMs.

Washington. June ib-Thc Atlanta has
rallrd trum New LONDON tu New York IN
ORDER to he present at tho ourung OF tie
Harlem canal,
cicycnnj. O.. june Is mo loeni com
niuco lh charge Of entertainment for the
press ut tito hcpuhlicau lvuRup cuuvcn.
tl,n has arranged 80 entertain al OF thviu
anu all are Invited To participate,
Nluuco, lnd,, June ih.--rhc trouble rN-
hung between uiv Florence Iron nud Strol
company ant tile employees was adjusted
to-day by thy company paying The men a
sumo work On Monday with no employees.
Williamspori, Ia, June 10 Mrs Nelson
lllers. nkeu 81 years wife uf a we'll known
lumber man, AMI nor gtanl son, Nelson
Aleu-, AGED i9nr, years, tue latter Of but-
tue NilllHmHpOrt Passenger RAILWAY
New York, juno lararhr annual ruuNtu-
ton uf the Southern halfway aud Strnu-
sup association was opcnrl this utter
consumed In consideration Vt tho new
uEtcrmont nnd tho rites revision
New York June 10 lsbcn H. Thomas
aud John Mccullough were Iouppolntud re.
rtlNom for the New YORK. Lake Erie nnl
Western railway aud the rcreiycrshlp VIVA
eNtcndtd by Judge inoomh uf the Uuitud
States circuit court, hiH order being hand
cd down teddy.
Washington, Juno 10. Secretary Lamont,
with Mrs lamont viii leave hero nrNt
week ttr d western trip, They viii be
accompanied by QuurtcrmAvtnr-Ueuora
linlchrllnr. Tile secittaA will probably
COX over Bite for u military post AZ Ills,
luarrk, \, D., contemplated In an act of
tho lust congress,
London, June 5-The American delegates
TO the convention Of tho Worlds Mo.
mana tlfistlpn Temperance Union were
met BY Lady Henry Somerset president
of tho British W g. A. o., Miss Francis
H. Willard, president Of tito Worlds W.
&, r. ", ana other representatives. OF the
Union upIiNlUM Mt MuftIlUu Afulluu.
Nashville, Tom, June No. Last nIght at
InliN station, In Marshall county while
q SCHOOL entertainment WA IN progress q
tvtflblC nNht occurred, resulting m luN
unl beating NJ several uhrrR, Claude
lyihnt ana Aubrey Watson renewed au old
foud, fOught aud both were dangerously
wounded Friends OF both Joined Ia the
nElt. using sticks, knives stones anu
tuEuW. l'ylnut dlcd Tonight, aud four 9th
urs are ia pfurnrlOuH condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Chicago. June 15.--Defeat fell upon
the Blue and Gold OF California today
at the hands Of the Athletic assocla-
ton, the Athletic association defeating
the University OF California by a score
OF So to 80.
Chicago's legitimate score was As as
the mile bicycle event for which seven
points are counted did not take place.
CallfOrnia'a entry, NJ. DOzler, being
unable to participate.
j. V. Crum. OF the Iowa State Uni
versity, entered under the colors Of
the Chicago Athletic association, made
the sensational performance today
when he made the 100 yard run in As
seconds breaking his own and the in
ter-collegiate record and tielng the pro-
fessiunal and amateur records.
r. W. Edgren OF the University OF
California won the throwing of the
lb-pound hammer his distance being
1876 feet flvc inches.
q, Friddell of Chicago Athletic club,
fouled three times and the judges de-
clded he could not have any trial. He
threw IT, however FOR past time and
the tape measured l21 feet inches.
thus beating Edgren's throw two feet.
The first event on the program, the
i00-yard run, was won by Crum of
Chicago. W. O. Sklllinger OF Chicago
second. Time. As seconds.
The asy victory OF the Chlcagos
in the l00-yard run was greeted with
wild enthusiasm by the Chicago spec
tators, as Scoggans OF the California
has been faYorite for first place.
Crum beat him easily and the Call
fornian was not even II particularly
good third.
The Californlons dropped entirely out
OF the one mile run, the only starters
were Rosslter and Jackson. both OF
Chicago. Russltcr won Time, 5:3l 3-5.
Torrey OF California, who was literally
applauded as the first OF the Western
ers 10 make a showing.
Clark OF Chicago was second. Tor
reys time. 10 l-5,
The running high jump was won ut
feet S inches by Hess OF Chicago,
Ireden OF Chicago won IN putting
the siXteen-pound shot at 40 feet.
The one mile walk was hotly con-
tested affair Merwln OF California
won In $40 S-5 with IIarsell Of Chicago,
second.
The 22O-yard run was easily won by
Crum OF Chicago. Skllllnger OF Chlca-
go second. Time. % 2-5 seconds. Seog-
gins OF California ran but was dis
tanced,
The running broad jump was holly
contested event. The winner was VOL
sey OF California. at 20 feet inches,
with Dorsey second al p feet inches,
The 900 yards hurdle was won by
Torrey Of California; Dicer OF callfor-
MIA, second.
In the 40 yards run Jackson OF Chi
cago came In first with Skillinger sec
ond Time, 81 2-5,
In throwing the i6-pound hammer
Edgren, California. won at sb feet
inches; Perry Of Chicago second at
II feet inches. Dozier, OF California,
was unable TO appear in the two-mile
bicycle race and the event Was declnr-
! ed on. II being declared on the points
we're not to be counted, The final
score gave Chicago IS and California
| 90 points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Murder A',emp, A., Murder and rner

Murder. Attempt at Murder. and Then
Suicide,
Kansas city, June ia--A special 10 the
Jlmss from St Francis. Kansas, says a
horrible trRgoiy wns enacted about nine
miles southeast Of st. frnncla this morp.
lug, Frank Williams, a farmer, IN n ut OF
jealous rage, attempted to murder his WIFE
also Miss Alice Sruith aud Mr., smlth. lie
beat the hl aims out o. his children. u Girl
nsed aud a boy ? years % aEe, With q
hatehet after whleh he blow hls own
Williams host his nrst wife last Septcm-
her. On May ~ be was married. 10 Mrs
Apna kennedy, formerly Nlss Dixon.
" o lived near BY. and who had assisted IN
his housewofk for some time past rhclr
married life was very unhappy After four
weeks % turmoil .she let him and won't 10
live With u man namcd swanson n neigh.
Dor. puring the past week Williams went
10 the house Of swanson hOurlshinu q gut
nnd Threatening to MI his wife aud Mr.,
Swanson. This morning the swanson fam.
" having Williams arrested On the way
they stopped at the hJuao Of George smith
While, there Wlllians appeared aud pro-
ccedcl 20 settle the dl1lcnity between him.
sen aud wife by whipping out n revolver
enl bcglnnirg ~ ERE nj everybody IN eight
William smith was shot through the cheek
WIN bullet tearing out his teeth anu a
portion OF the jnwh0nc, lie was also shot
twice IN the back nnd may die
Mrs, smith received q bullet IN the
breast, but her corset stoppcd Il, and she
suffered but slight flesh wound.
Mis-. Williams, the vito. resolved hui.
let IN the mouth, but Wns not seriously
wounded,
Williams then rode home where he com.
pleted his doyilish Work hv smashing tile
brains out OF his two ohlidfcu with n
hatehct aud shooting himself through the
head. When the sheriu arrived on The
scene Williams and the little girl were
dead and the hoy dying. Tho coroner was
Summoned and Il now holding Inquest
Intense excitement prevails throughout the
neiEhDorhood. Details are mengre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

to !. won; Capt r.. i05 (sheedy), 2 to
Il second; chlswiek, 1903 PENN, s 70 /,
third. Time. l4s Is.
Ihosc pessimists who said that fnc.
inB would come to an end under the
new betting system had to change
their views when they saw the ring
To-Day. There were fifty bookmakers.
ahd eaeh was kept busy calling names
70 MS sheet writer, Tho chief intcregt
among the boOkmakera and apectators
outside OF horses conferred In quiet
Grannon.
He. moved quietly from stand 10
stand betting Lazzarone FIRST at IL TO
J. then at 10 to /, finally cutting down
70 the best mark. $ to I. He likewise
played Lazzaroue for a place al Ia
10000. 80 ''9''' W."
Frank Beard. Lazzarone's owner.
Won about $4,000 on his horse. he
got worse odds than Grannon. Gran
mons heavy backing OF the outsider
dld not alarm the rank and Ale and
domino closed the hottest faVorlte ever
known at a suburban, except Salvador.
ne heaVy betting on the suburban was
turned toward Sir Walter for place.
with Domino already winner. the
crowd thought Sir Walter being Inc
ohly possible competitor OF the keon
horse was a sure thing for place. ana
so IL proved.
Dr. Knapp, the owner OF Sir Walter
packed him heavily for place at TO
o. TO and 8 to 8. The tall. bent form
az 1nines X. keene, with pair OF
held glasses swung over his shoulders,
was seen pushing way to the line lie
made liberal wagers on Domino. taxi
Ing IS to 100
f. O. Hanton. assistant secretary Of
inc Jockey club, gave out the follow
ing Information this evening:
Ihe stewards OF the Conoy leland
Jockey club held a meeting Immediate
y alter the last race at Sheepshead
pay ms afternoon and summoned be,
Tore them Messrs, Beard and Donohue.
owner ana trainer Of La2zarone the
Suburban winner, today, to explain
lhe running of the horse In his previous
races as compared with his latest por
iormance. Jockey Murphy, who rode
iazzarune in his previous races. moi
DING present decision In the matter
was reserved until his statement can
be obtained"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16


Austin. Tex, June l1,-ThC argument
ON tho proposed change in cotton rates
was resumed before the railroad com
mission this morning and was con-
cluded late this afternoon Mossrs
Perkins and Terry, who spoke at some
length ON yesterday made arguments
again today Protesting even stronger
than yesterday against any variation In
the present rates. Mr. Beln OF the
southern Pacific and Mr. Jones OF the
Houston and Texas Central were also
heard, as wna Mr.. Dennlson Of the Gal
weston freight bureau.
Permission was granted FOR the filing
OF further information by some ot the
roads, after which the commission will
consider the advlsnbillty OF making
changes. The arguments OF the at
tornoys especially have been very
strong In opposing any alteration. and
they appeared with figures and statis-
tlcs. showing that their roads could not
possibly bear any lower rate. These
representatives Of the respective ruads
had questions fired ut them by each OF
the commissioners as wcll as the rep
rcsentatiyes OF the cotton interests ~
the state, and they came back with
ready answers and Indicated that they
were prepared to handle any phase OF
the question. The cotton men pray Tor
lower rates; they say that unless they
are granted some relief. farmers can
hardly hold up raising the fleocy staple
They say tLat they are not talkors,
cannot cope with railroad lawyers In
presenting adrotly their grievances, but
that the assistance they ask for will
have to come from these common car
rlcfs. They say that they have met
their arguments with dhe same con-
tcnticn they made four years uRo-that
Is, that II the farmer wants n raise Of
price n cotton he VIII have 10 raise
less OF the product, and. further. that
their net earnings viii not admit OF any
decrease In the rate.
No one can have amy safe idea na Ia
what action the commission will take.
II was predicted this afternoon by one
fomllar with the railroad commission
and It's work that Il was very doubtful
as TO the present rates being changed
IT is n matter that affects the roads OF
the state matcrlally--ln fact. the com,
missions action In looked forward to
with much interest.
The respective roads OF the state have
bour represented and the compress In
terests end the freight bureaus had
their men here. a number OF interested
parties were present TO hear the argu
| ments. II Will be some days before q
decision ls reached.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
This week will sell all Boys Knee Pant Suits rs per discount


ana Mexican Gulf By tho belgian nyn-
disatc, as was anticipated,
A movement IL on foot 10 construct
an electric line Of railway between
Louisville, Ky, and Fairfield, and tho
outlook for its building Is quite en-
couraElng.
General Manager n. T.. Yoaltum or
the Santa Fo system came In from
Galveston yesterday VA his special car
aud was switched into the Santa Fe
yards.
Preparations are hing made for some
changea and improvements ia the city
Passenger aud ticket offices OF the
Cotton Bolt The telegraph Office Ia TO
be moved from the ticket office into the
commercial freight and live stock Of
noe. Mr. A. A. GlisHun travelling
passenger agent VIII move his dcsk
into the oillce OF city Ticket Agent
Morgan, ana q new man win be added
to preside at the wire and nerve aa
general assistant
Lave stock agents OF the yarloua
roads are complaining Of the light
moss OF cattle traffic, and Il seems the
average stock man II M no hurry TO
get his cattle on to the market This
may be an indication OF the anueipn-
tlon OF better prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16


The Texas and Pacific pay car came
In yesterday and will leave today
FOR the East
The Southern Pacific has announced
n reduction OF cents per gallon on
wine shipped from California to East
ern points.
r. Il. Lee Cooke Is again at his
place In the Union depot telegraph Of
ilce. having been detained at home
on account OF the serious illness Of his
wife, who II now out OF danger
Even Mexico Is falling into line in the
matter Of rate wars. The air-tlght
pool on tonnage organized In that eoun-
try three years ago has struck the
ceiling with tremendous crash
Belgian bondholders are IN control OF
the Monterey and Mexican Gulf rail-
way aud the rosignp ton OF w. $. Mac
Kensle. traffic manager. IA taken as an
Indication of sweeping changes TO fol-
low
3. NJ. FELTON,, president OF the Gin
cinuati. New orleans ana Texas Pacific.
II rs reported has been offered the
presidency OF the New York, susquc-
hanna and Western railway, and has
the matter under Amusement.
The Missouri Pacific has just inaugu-
rated a new line OF sleeping cars be-
tween Kansas City, Fort Smith aud
Van Buren,. The afternoon train. con-
Meeting with the Vandalla's New York
night express Is iilling n long-felt want.
on account OF a waShout between
Dallas and Denton, passenger trains
Nos. rs and lG on the Dallas and Dem
ton branch Of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, came here over the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas yesterday,
noing 10 Dallas.
Ka1Ras railroad managers announce
their intention Of fighting the law
passed by the recent legislature OF that
state, requiring railways to trannport
state troops at rate " cent per mile
and militia baggage at 1 cent per ton
per mile, on the ground OF unconstitu-
tionnllty.
Advlcea from Milwaukee indicate that
Judge JenkinR Will soon ISSUE an order
10 the racaigera OF the Northern Pacific
railway system TO file suit against
Henry Willard. the well-known rail-
way inagnate. for an alleged shortage
OF iasg. 600, created IN the finances Of
the company while Willard was serving
as its financial agent and director a
few years ago.
Tho news from Salt Lake. that Judge
Merrill had declared IA favor OF a
Joint raceiyership for the oregon Short
Line IN Utah. did not occaaiVn much
surprise among Onion Pneino officials
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

New York. June l5.--owing 10 the
opposition Of the authorities. which
made Il doubtful whether the nstlc on
tsrtalument billed for tonight before
the Seaside Athletic club. would take
place, only about 1000 persons were
present whom Young Corbeit of san
Francisco and Ed Pierce OF Now York
appeared for n preliminary bout. Cor
bett knocked Pierce out II The third
round. The police then iutsrfered aud
arrested the principals and The seconds
Tom Hurst. the referee, aud Bob
stoli, the timckeeper. The Dlxon-Ear
contest, which was 20 have been the
event OF the evening, was abandoned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
RAILROAD WORLD.


Little Rock, Ark. June l5.-Artlclcs
OF Incorporation OF the 81, Louis SLOAN
and southwestern Railroad company
were filed with the secretary ~ state
today. The proposed route OF the road
Is from Fort Smith to such point on
the necessary to connect with rail-
road now being constructed from ST.
Louis thereby forming continuous
road from Fort Smith to 81. Louis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

but new business YVES OF moderate PRO
portions. The tone OF the market was
very strong, and any kinds " cotton
goods are not 10 DO had before the cnd
NJ Use sales for the week. 2oO,OOO
pieces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

New York. June l5-The total sales to-
day were 1905 shares. Including, Amerl-
an sugar. aiDg Chicago rAH. 2f,upp; Read
ing. COO; st. Paul 700. silver certificates,
1000; Tennessee coal and Iron. 1920.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Quite M Important natter now occupies
tho attention Of the RAILWAY labor utPnui-
sati0is. This N the holding OF conrn-
ton ~ some city IN IpNna, 10 be selected
for tue purpose ~ conaldcfing matters Ut
legislation affecting Those organization
Several mcuungu have already boon hold,
AMI yesterday afternoon at O'Clock a
meeting was held az tho locomotive Fin.
mons hall on south ltusk street which was
attended by representatives. Of nll the rail-
way organizations la The clty Was the
brotherhood VI Locomotive Engineers. the
order OF hallway Conductors tho order
Of Railway lel,srnphers. the brotherhood
Of hallway Jrannon aud tie llrothHr'
pose 10 Hold tho convention ON tho ibth.
10Th aud nth OF next August, An cnOrt
viii be made TO secure the convention Tor
Fort Worth, n the citizens will respond Ia
a manner agreeable for the purpose
Another rlcctlng VIII b" held nuxt Mon.
day night whom the proper committees
VIII DO appointed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Ngaehipgton. Suno l5.-TodAy'a statement
or The condition of the treasury shows;
Available cash balaheo. tiUJ. iSlOlii
s,id reserve. $40. 3D. lD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

New York, June Indy goods--pullnese
was the feature Of The day, and places ~
tnisinass were closed hy ! 2 m. Ihese
mas q HIGHT inquiry early In the lsofnlns'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

At the meeting Of the Clfarinakera Union
last Friday night n resolution was passed
thanking Senator W, !. bailey for Ills ser
vices Ia promoting the passage Of the labor
bill Ia the legislature al the last term.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Cirarmaters' Union No. $50, will hold
their election Of officers at the meeting on
the second Monday ia July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Timers Union, No. ~, viii meet next
Thuraday night mud elect officers for tho
ensuing term Of six months
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

meeting Of MaChinists' Union. 30 10,
will be- held next Friday night nt which
time candidates for office viii be nOmi-
mated. The election Of officers Will take
place tho trAt meeting In July.