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Insurgent Victory Confirmed.

Insurgent Victory COndrmed.
NEW YORK, May 16.-The recent at
tack and capture Of the town Of Banes
by the Cuban revolutionists was con.
firmed by one of the passengers of the
little fruit steamer Brixham from
Gibara.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIs, May 10, 1895.
WHEAT - May. 661c: June, 65c;
July, 65T@6514c; September, 63Tc On
Track-No. hard, Csc; No Northern,
67Lc; No. 2 Northern, 66Lc
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.if. Prices Cream Baking Powde-
Most Perfect Made.
Meet in Chattanooga Next.

Meet in Chattanooga Next.
WASHINGTON, May 49, AT the final
session Of the Southern Baptist conven-
ton, Chattanooga was selected as the
place and the Friday before the second
Sunday in May as the time for the
next convention.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH May Is. 1895.
WHEAT Cash, Nav. No. hard,
GSAc; No. Northern, G7asc; July, No
Northern, 6SAc; September, No. North
ern H63l
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Hutison want. +. Hatchery.

HUDSON, Wis, May l6.-The board
Of trade met to perfect plans for wei.
coming the state fish commission to
arrange the proposition the city in
tends to tender in the way of stream
and grounds for the location Of a
hatchery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-05-16

FARGO, N. D., May l6.-The North
Dakota Dental association is holding a
convention here. An effort will be
made to have the association endorse the
Minnesota dental law for adoption in
this state.
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We do
+PLUMBING+
We do

and work We line
and can put in aterworks cheapy keep
the very best OF Hose at lowest
the Hardware line and stock
in every particular. ~
MCDONALD BROS.
The Leading Hardware Dealers.
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Taylors Falls Park Commission,

Taylors Falls Park Commission.
ST. PAUL, May 16.-Governor Clough
has appointed the Taylors Falls park
commission. The commission is com.
posed of the following named gentle.
men: Benjamin Clayton of Taylors
Falls, John Zelch of st. Paul Park, and
George II. Hazard of st. Paul.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-05-16

VIII Sell Their Elevator.
BOYD, Mimi, May 16.-The share
holders of the Boyd Produce company
held special meeting and decided to
sell their elevator to the highest bidder
for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
PRICE. TAYLOR & CO,
Successors to W. II. TAYLOR

God9 A History OF the Birth. Growth
and Development Of the God Idea"
Also Mt 1850 y. nj. Subject for the even
ing viii be Heaven and 1ieil.-Thco-
logical w. the Spiritual Idea" You
should not fail TO hear Dr. De Buchnn-
ne discuss these subjects 81 vital In
teresl TO all. His deep repeurch and
logical mind amply ~ him for handling
such topics The music viii be OF o
character that Will give you pleasure.
Seats free. All are welcome.
The six nights debate between Perry
II. johnson. Chrlstian. and Andrew II.
jackson. acnostlc. will begin at city
han Monday BiEht, December 9th at
i.as y. M. No admission fee. Ladiea
especially invited.
Vt. Andrews church, Firth and Rusl;
streets. the Rev. Harry Cassil. rector.
second Sunday In Advcnt--lEarly ceIe-
bfation, ssao a. m. Sunday school, $40
a. M. Mr.. John Il. Rose, lay sunerin.
iendsnt; morning prayer and rermon.
II a. M; evening prayer and sermon.
100 .. m,
Y. NJ. q. A.--0ospcl meeting for men
only IN the iarnn hall NJ y. m. today.
Good music. all men invited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

Trinity Epiaeopal church, corner 81.
Louis avenue aud Tucker Htreais--kev.
j. u. {. BeaDbien, priest IN charge.
Sunday, December \, second Sunday N
Advent, lay service ana sermon az II
d. m. Evening prayer and sermon by
Rev MIR neaublen at s.so. sunday
school at $50 y, m, -.
United OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al si5o
D. m. Sunday, December :, ~ hniRhtp
OF Honor hall. corner houston ana sec
opd streets; entrance on SECOND. Mrs.
Il III. davenport will Eive an inspira-
tionai lecture, and Mrs. uraco Holden
will also be present 10 ussist IN the
enrvIccs. Orlginni poem, "rhe New Sci.
cnce." BY W. j. Mcconnell OF Dallas;
song service and organ rccitnl from
1870 10 400 n. M; Mics ANA PheniS
orranist. Seats free All cordially IN
yitcd.
,ilenwood Baptist church. South side.
Holt. between Lonry aud ENeter--R. ~
Morgan, pastor. sunday-fchool AZ blsu
n. M; d. H. tiaker. superintendent
preaching BY the pastor nrst sunday IN
each month Regular weekly prayer
meeting "Wednesday ~ 1850 p ~,
cordial Invitation N extended ~ all
broadway Baptist church, southwest
corner Broadway and ~. Louis avenue
"A D Hnrlfa. pastor Sunday -schnol
nj a:3N a. mi o. =. baltimore. siiperin.
trndcnt Preaching hy the pastor 81 II
n. m. and fsl0 u m. ifcEular weekly
PRAYER meeting Wednesday,, At s'a1 y.
ia. n. y. ~ VI Friday ~ fl5 y. m. A
cordial Invitation II extended TO all,
FIRST Society nf sniritunllsiH. board
Of trade bulfdlnn, over Dfiice--Snn-
dnv afternoon nj 400 O'clock, lecture.
subject. "Who. What and Whore ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
mASLos a1oTHnap

The announcement OF the coming
representations of Hnnlon Brothers
Fhntlsma" at GrtenwallB opera hpune
VIII bring Joy to the hearts OF the pat
rons OF that popular play house, A
short engagement OF two nights win be
played beginning with Wednesday
nights performance.
What can be said OF ''rantarma" at
this datef II has been presented so
often In this city that Il would neem
that the subject had been exhausted.
Not so with the performance. however,
ms that Ia always sparkling and bright
ana no matter how frequently Il IN seen
there n always something new to
catch the eye of the auditor
After this season the ilanlons intend
Ewing "Fnnlasma" rest for fow
years and reylving lie predecessor, 10
Voyage en- suiaee" TO take It's place.
In honor therefore OF its farewell tour,
they are making special efforts to rene
der this Seasons "FantRsmR" better
thpn ever. New and elegant scenery
has been provided. new coptumea will
be worn and new spoclaliiies added,
not to mention u number OF new mo-
chanlcai and electrical effects
Gar load OF scenery Il n term that
means very little nowadays rs every
small company claims TO have ono or
two car loads at least.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rh.t Baptist church, corner Third
~ Taylor atrceta.-rfeachlng at II
~ 'se, morning subject, what VIII
MAh uivr Ia Exchange for His SOUR
~ hiRht the first OF the series of store
sW'opn sermons will be preached, tho
ssWers Illustrated by pictures thrown
spun canvas; scala free, strangers well
nMane, v l.. u. meeting nj 0.i5. u,
-oorgan Wells, pastor.
rsIeue Tabernacle, corner Bluff ana
a.nnnpton~ Regular wnrshlp, y, nj,
N" snsth school, Z y, m; prayer meet
thursday evening 1880; the public
sst,sinlf Invited 90 all thasa sorviceni
NM belknap street oar. James u.
Vesianu. pnptor. Rev. James ~
s,nstiand win preach at the COLLEGE
s,sn,ue Presbyterian church sabbath
'.ninr at 7.ao.
!. q, Bethel Tonight REV. w. y. VIII
~ ,ss nreschrs again and Cor the winter.
,.snnrs his sunday night talhei 10
',r.H. $40 fnr n seat don't miss hear
~ MN tonlght Testimony at I -,
tsiai ''"s hVNpo' ~ v 49,
btfst Methodist church-sunday
Sneoi at a;90 a. M. Hon. n r. u. An
4, VA Superintendent, Epworth leaNun
20 v M. Emmett Conner. " 81.
az. preaching az II a. m, hy Kew.
n Z. " = Wyatt. presiding elder; At
~. w lteN Horace bishop
rk."r,,ftinn church, ruinrr sixth and
Awortnn = IsreaphinN today by thu
a., az y A. m, and 7, 80 u. NJ; sun
1st fnuqi. $40 n. nj. Y. r. = {, H..
lSssl y. A cordial Invitation IL ex-
;or AL these services,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

The equipment OF "Fantapmn" really
does require two large baFEaEc cars
for It's transportation Htlll the banlon
Brothcra nuke no pnrAde OF that fact
ana are quite content to rest their
claims ON The quality Of the entertain
ment offered. The company secured by
the Hanlons for tho exposition OF TINS
famous spectacle this season Is said TO
be one OF the best that hos yet ap-
pearcd IN II. The role Of the clown,
The most important OF Nil. since the
wording OF the marvellous llluaione
and effects depends principally on HIN
n entrusted 10 the capable George III
Adams, undoubtedly one OF the beat
OF American clowns, "lFnntasma," the
good fairy queen, who watches over
the fortunes OF the true and faithful
lovers. will bo played by Miss Kettle
Black Others prominent IN the cast
are tho McDonouRh Brothers, who also
contribute y very taking speciality
Thore win be no d7arth OF amusement
of hnrmlcsH beautiful sort In the per
furmnnce OF "Tnntnsma."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

OUT OF POLITICS.

In the Southern Mercury OF the 9th
instant appears letter from Judge r.
l., NuEent Of Fort Worth announcing
his withdrawal from politics. In the
leiior occurs this passage,
he that nv It may, have reached
the limit beyond which J can not now
so, aud my duty TO the noble men who
have supported mo 40 uirndfaHtly In the
past and who have given mo uninis-
taxable evidence OF desire 20 support
mo IN the future requires that l am
nounuo my complete withdrawal fro
politics. nv broken health domnndH
this courHo, have no doubt that !
shell rcEain my accustomed health ANA
strength Ia due time, but II uccm1 to
me that with respect to my attitude In
the coming campaign nothing ought to
be left In n state Of uncertainty, he
sides I munt for Noyerai months to
como have rest, rcnt particularly from
the escitemcntn ana burdens INSOFAR
able from participation IN political
work. This Ia tho price must pay for
my NO.
A Gazette representative yesterday
sought Judge NuRcut ana found him
at hlr homo, He N evidently very
feeble though able 10 move about the
HhNfft JIG lHllf iNNfNflf itNa NV Nhf
slowly reRnininR his strength,
Yes" said Judge Nugent 20 have
withdrawn from politics, 10 which !
was Induced hy the state OF my health,
| expect to spend the next few montha
rerupornting. and then Will enter 40.
lively upon tho practice OF my profca-
sion, The wrnr ana tear OF political
excitement wonld be more than ! could
stand IN my cntcohlcd condition. | ivy
oven TO keep the subject on my mind"
"lf the nomination Tor governor
should he unanimously rendered YOU
next yoap could you consistently refuse
it7' was asked.
"Wnll I tlo not know what will be
tho state OF my health or whether the
nomination will DO offered me-" was
the reply, ~ am In no sense a can.
dlia,o and viii not become Huoh.
would enter Into scramble with nc
ono for the nomination.
my own opinion IN that Jerome
Kcsrby viii hn tho gubernntorial nom.
inca OF tho PopuliHta next year. II,
IN an able man, o popular one and q
warm friend OF mine. or oourae, how.
ever occupying the position I do.
viii take no part In urging any nomln'
alton. My advlces arc TO the effect
that l(esrby WIN be- our standard
bearer"
judge NuFrnt said the popullstI
would enter tho next campaign thor
ouEhiy organised. lie declined 10 dis
cnsa national politics. saying he wa,
too feeble TO think about such weight,
mattets,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

Texas and Pacific railway w. ]. O..
Neal. Lamar county; DUFF. Colorado
ana Santa Ne Railway company va. O.
l.. Ledbettef, Dallas county. Z. ]. Wiki
innon W.. John A. johnson. Dallas
county
reversed ana rendered. John NJ,
Avery et AL va. Pepper 4 bro. IT al,
Hunt county
Motions disposed Of 81, 1.ouis South
weatsrn railway VIZ. Deahong a. Carl
ton. tehrhrng. ovcrrilrd. George ".
Lindsay Va, city OF sherman. illc trana-
crint. granted, H. Nodder W, Commerce
III Union Insurance company, Ole
transcript, granted.
Cases submitted Chattanooga Founr
dry and Pipe Worries VS., o. q. uorinan.
Dallas county, Niagara stamping and
Tool company va y. ] oliver. asalsnoe,
nAllps county;G. ~. Oliver vs. First Na-
tlunal bank OF Cooper Delta county;
Western Union Telegraph company Va,
II, II, Smith, Navarro county; Wcatcrn
linton telegraph company va. j. g,
Russell Bowie county; Canadian aud
American Mortgage aud Trust ooin-
panY Va. N j, McCarty 1t AL, nalIap
county; Gulf Colorado and santa Ire
Ry. Co, We, Mason Cleveland. John
son county, aples.plntisr co, w,
~ W. Mitchell ct nj. Grnyaun county,
Mitch uray VI. Dallas Terminal lsaii-
way and Union Depot coinpuny. Dallas
county
Cases rot for December 81, Abilene
MN ana Elevator company Va, v n.
Finley Of ALL Rowiu county, Caledonia
lnruranro company W. Charles wonar,
Dallas county, Milton RusR ct a. Va,
y, IL Davenport ut ni,, Ellis county,
Aholph Calm n ni va r. y. jai'ray q
Coz Dallas county. Gut Colorado and
kenta 70 Railway company W, u y,
Ward ct al, Lamar county, our, Cnl-
orndo ana Rania no Rnilway company
W W Barnett, l.amar county, Mis-.
rouri Kansas and Texas Railway com
pnny Va. u w, Richie, johnson county.
l., A. Wilson Va, w, l., Halt admins.
traitor DALLAS county, WIN NJ Waters
VI. II. W. wandices. Dallas county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
a sIx-S,cnr DEBATE.
A Lawyer aud a m,a,.tcr .. eros.
Luuccs.

Beginning tomorrow night. Isev. ror-
~ u, Johnson and Attorney Andrew
II. Jackson WIN conduct slS-ulEht
debate ON religious topics. Tho former
upholdinG the divinity OF the Scrlp.
lures and the latter seeking TO COM
trovort e. For Monday nlgut me md.
position IL, resolved, that heller IN tho
iible " an inspired book IL doFrnd.
ingi that such belief tends 60 perpct.
uate Ignorance and produce crime.
Tho debate Will occur at the aity
han the last ak nighta " this week,
different proposition being discussed
every nieht, Admiration 10 free. Mr.
JACKSON rnid yesterday that the dis.
outslona would cover n wide range Of
subjects, Involving rnvlew OF an.
Client aud modern literature, history
and science aa bearing on religious
problems. There viii be throe modefa.
tors 70 decide questions OF parliamen.
thry law, Mr. Jackson requested
Gasctte man TO say that all ministers,
doctors and lawyora, ana men az All
professions. are Invited TO be present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
oouRr OF cryIL AprlsALs.
second Jadicini District Fort worth,
December 7, lsD5,

Second judicial district. Fort worth.
Depember 4 1900
Casca Nubmlitcd; state OF Texas w.
w. 4. Harvey ct nj, from Baylor; Hay
wood w Cushing ct al Va, u. O. Evans
company 81 al. from Tarrnnt: John o..
Andrews w. A. n. Caldwell from Tar
rant. Thomas Leach VA, Moses Leach,
from Tafrsnt: Sam Evans W.. w, w.
purlnton. ct al, from Tnrrant. ], "
Cunningham 81 al, vs. Abdon Holt. az
sIgnee. from Tayiori !. Whifehiii q Bon
W. q, II. shaw, from Hardrnnnt W..
r. jolly Va. Ike r. Pryor. from Mlch-
tia; Walter Parker vs. Panhandle Ma.
tlunni bank 81 AL, from wichita
Cases decided. Alice q, Martin w.
y. Lnpowsi a bro. from Taylor. re-
yoreed and remanded; John n. Rnbei
IL al. VA Charley Ferguson. from Hos
que. affirmed; white a Avis vs. Wal
ter A. Wood company. from wichita.
affirmed. tho Rcd River Cattle DOM.
pany ct al. w. w. u. Wallace. from
Montague, reversed and romanded, Con.
tInnntni Insurance company OF Now
York w. ". ~ Chase 81 al, from Tar
rant. affirmed. J.. A. stanley ut al OK
rel vs. C. y. Warrcn. from Taylor. at.
nrned, Josiah Kiiow w. Jnmss Trick,
from Cooke. reversed ana remandsd.
n ~. Wynne q al VA q. Y. Kennedy
ct AL, from Tnfrant, affirmed. d. G.
Kolp va. II speoht, from wichita, AZ
urmeI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

A Movement 10 orgnnise one In This
city.

Parties prominent and enthusiastic
In military maitera have movement
on foot TO organise q 2ouavo ,oniplny
In THIS city. II II proposed In not up
u company OF twenty-five or thirty
aud none but tho best yOunR inen OF
tho city VIII be admitted INTO the
ranks. II In In other worda proposed
To organize a company from tl,o rpnkn
OF Fort Wortha swell set, In further
nnoo Of the purpose u meeting IN TO
lie held at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
Fort Worth has had several crack
military companies OF which she nay
well be produ, but Zouavo company
IL Eomething new under tho gun here.
Tor II organised II VIII be tho nrat
the city has ever had The 2nunve
drill embraces many new AMI attrnc.
tive mnnoeuvroa, ana IL pleasing to
BOO a number have nignlnel their
intentiOn OF becoming members ana
the company will very likely pc organ
lied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

Tho mall ysstsrday rarrisd ID
dy" nluhop AZ Houston 4 noticS NJ
appolnsmcnt rs an umpire IN tf6 y
League Tor next year. isiahop n
known ever the state. being now
Ing sditps for the Houston Port
rrcsidsnt Ward u univcrkAlly
gretulaird on his seIocs'os Of nli
This completes the list of lenRu1
plres. Aud itn personnel 70 eonsi
a very aIronk ono. II cofnlfte Il u
hiahop u houston. 1sck nrenq8
81. Louis. Joe lsroderial< " chi
and Joe voucher OF waehinxtoH an
All Of these except Bishop have N Z
pircd IN Fort worth. "a
II Il reported on good authority 101I
President urecn of the Texas MidltH1
Will back splendid team from 0r64l>
vile Tor next season and that tbs team
VIII have plenty OF money TO nsc>I>
marked yeettrdny. thia shows how
railroads value Tho league games ~ q
rromotor of passsnrer ttsnic. X =. ,':,
II Il virtually scttied that Waco ~
CutsIcnnh Viii organize u stock cu}II>
pnny and put ny combination t41f1
for next aceaun that will no doubt ~
q. very strung one. t.eakie NOR, Nv
this combination guarantees a Ho1l(
team and that II WIN pay expenses u n
does not make money. II * =
President ward has received }tte
ter from Harry Mncr. whom r'bf>
Worth citizens have rcarnns Tot ~
memh~fins. eayinH that he drnir6ll d
umpire In the ntnte nrxt yenr. Mr.
Mnce was iptormsd that thu lint VAI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
Alexander saivins.

Alexander saivini win virit Texas
this season for the frrt time In four
ycatu. Tho announcement will he read
with delight by his innumcrable nd
irirers. Tor there Ia no actor who Wis.,
ia the South more popular than sat-
VIM, Arrangements which have been
pending for n long time between Man
nror Grcnnwsil and W NJ. Wukinsun.
manager o. sslrlni have Just been
completed. salvlni's Southern tour will
begin NJ the urpnd opera house, lsai-
timore, December 10. lie will then visit
Knoxville. CHATTANOOGA. nlrminnhaln.
aud will he st the Grant opera
house. New Orleans, New ynar'e week.
after which ho will make tour of ,hr
principal citiea OF Texas. He will carry
the complete production OF each play
he VIII present. IN point OF scenic Of
feet salvint now gives more attention
10 this importan detail than my actor
who N now seen In this country IN the
legitimate drama, Naturally he will be
seen IN the "Thrcc Ouardsmen."
which he has not done here with
scenic surrounding Of any particular
Importance. 1ic viii also bring tho
beautiful production OF Hamlet" IN
which play he hns made the great ar
tistic success OF his carocr. Next week,
December H. seivlnl win appear at tho
new Montauk thcntcr. Brooklyn lie Ia
N"tlvrly engaged IN rchearsing "Othol.
To- which he will do later
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
ABOUT HYDE rATIs.
A Councilman says ~ ought to he
Opened III.

A prominent member of tho city
council yesterday said 10 caaotto
representative that HYDE Park ought to
bo opened. Hyde Park on the city iappa
Is that tract ot land. 200 reot square or
larger. which lies lust In font ef the
city hall. n N now almost entirely cc-
ounied by the police stable, the city
pound nni the street commissioners
office. The alderman SAID That lot
waH intended for the public and tho ,ity
M Il N. "ot e1nrno.H he said. the way
the streets lie there couldn't b. much
of park, hut thdfo IL ononght lot ihtro
TO provide u pretty, green opot for the
nulilln.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

Arthur Emory snjored In "a n,.yeic
Accident.

Last evening about 1870 o'clock as
Arthur Emory was riding on a bicy-
clio TO his home on Wheeler street lie
oollidcd ON Railroad avenue with .
negro and waA knocked inarnfihle
The negro was not hurt by the ncci-
dent, but both wheels were badly
damaged. Thc injured man had 20 oe
carried home. aud II was Nom- time
whom the nolliRion took place Emory
had with him n new suit of clothes
that he was carrying home, ana vi on
search was hfterwdrd made for them
nj the pln-e they could not hr found,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

imported Patterns. beautiful styles.
fast oolora. regular price, zoe.
At iBo--llnndRoma assortment dou-
Bile width plaids for waists, etc, war"
ranted fast colors; regular price, zoe.
Ai,I,wEER BARGAINS IN OUR
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
At 2go.-Cholce or our black novelty
dress gooda, Mohnlr effects; regular
price. soc.
AZ ego-choice of our t6-inch all-wool
novelty black dress goods, Hunerfne
quality, new weaves; regular price, III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

Miss Marie wnlnwrlght, assisted by
the beet company she hnp ever Ind
will appear at 1recnwnlls opera house
next Friday and Saturday nlrhtn and
matinee Saturday, In the following
repertoire Friday night sheridan
Knowles most famous comedy. The
Love chpue" Saturday matinee. The
'paurhterR or Eve saturday night
''An UNEQUAL Match" by Tom Taylef.
the famous author OF The ticket o.
Leave Man Tho New York TimeE said
'Mlss wainwright always conrcien.
tiDup In her work wos never more 80
Than last night IN appearance. IN the
display Of cordial friendship for Neigh.
Dor Wldrake. the sror,smnn ana OF
pcnrn Tor tho Top he becomes under the
spell OF love for her ma In depicting
the places Of love ~ her heart W or.
fected by the apparent deFertlnn or
Wiidrnkc for rnather. Mics VAIN
wright was consistent always and al
WAYS chnrm'nv,
Niips WAINWRIGHT apokc an epilnFue
written by Julian MhnRrns, dainty
piece OF advice 10 young and old. on
, love mailing. which, with rnvottc
dnncp by the company, brought an en-
joyable performance to close"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

Dallas. Tex. Dec 1.@4fnpsniai PRO-
cesdirea had IN court Of uiyil appeair.
Tifth district At ballast
Affirmed NJ 10, stuoisSbury ct al
w. NJ. swami 81 ni.. Hunt county, ut.
Louis southwestern Railway con,onny
W. y. N. Tirsr. Titus county: Texas
and Pacific railway Va lcnhrock School
fufn'tufs company pailAs eauq<yl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
Corinne.

II n only OF late that Corinnn has ~.
trnc,ed the attention OF noted musical
critics regarding her remarkable man.
dolln playing. being nm accomplished
musician, she has made this behnuful
instrument q feature of her numerouh
musical studies, and, ns n fcrnit, the "
claimed 20 stand sione as the finest
lady mandolin soloist In tho world
Corinne In one Of the few artists who
can charm an audience without npnar-
ert effort. sho ssems 10 inspire her
nnnoclates In the merry-mhkinK by the
rpirjt az her own personality and mag.
netipm. She II npeisted by the fnii
strength Of the Kifnhall oDcra com
pany, which numbers sixty people and
embraces the names of many Of tho
foremost vocAiistr. conedinne, dancerr,
hish.ciass specially and orcraiin mr..
ttstp. The production will be seen NJ
GreenwDiis orera house December ~,
with nil the gorreous scenery. hssu'i.
ftli costumes, electrical and calcium
effects, cnpt, chorus and augmented
orchestra exactly m presented during
the New York. lostcn and Chicago en-
mn reurufe