Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Medical University Will Open With
Large Attendance.
MR. W. Il. SINCLAIR is TO RETIRE
Julius Rungc VIII Succeed Him us
street Chr President Local
Notes aud Personals.

| of the medical department OF the Texas
| state University ana Indications are that
| the attendance will be the largest IN The
history OF the II stituton. Prov ost John
sou is Of the opinion that the Attendance
VIII not fall short Of 10. nmong whom
| AFRO several women. The opening eXer-
cises will occur tomorrow noon aud Pro-
| lessor n. II. ID. Cline. of Houston. will
| deliver the opening address. Tire open
ing exercises OF the medical department
are usually largely attended by the ply
| sici0ns OF Galveston and othsrs Interested
rud this year will prove no exception to
| the rule. These who registered today
| were;
George II. Bcler. Dallas; r. f. Rob-
| oris, liIarlon, II. II. Harrison. Colum-
bus Edwnri i. Cook. North Galveston:
| Charlotte schaeffer. San Antonio: w y
| Howard, Dallas. ella Ware Lorirg
Marie l.. Delalondre. Galveston: NJ.
| Brandenburg. Denton; O, Y. Parsons.
Alvamdo; w c. Moore. Jr,, WINS: N.
| l.. Champman, Temple Ortha =. brown
er, Round Rock; V. c. Llttleneid, Lee
| VILE; St. John Williams. Galveston: w.
NJ, Houghton. Round Rock Robert Din
| w'ddle. San Antonio; ]. = Springer.
stockdale; j. Gilbert llornEby: Mrs.
Jesse Blair. San Antonio; II. A, Sterrett,
| Rockville. John Jenkins. Dallas; Robert
| II. Royston. Galveston: Archie Terry.
Longview: u. II. freeman, Ida S. NJ.
| Lister Trinity: Il. II. Mcleod, pples-
tine $. II. Haigier, Austin; n, w. Leech,
Big Hill Il. j. Burns, Glddngs: j. j,
Williams, Groesbeck. T. II. nean. Pld-
coe; j. A. Robertson. Jr.. Galveston; W.
II. Ford. Llano; N. n. Allen. Hemn-
stead: Horace c. Hall, Dallas. Edward
| Elmendorf. San Antonio. James W. Glib
| son, Austin; Wade ~ Fountain. Reagan;
Is, A. zeigler Dodge, q. D. Mar In.
Trinity $, L. Boren, Carthage. \. w.
| CLrroll, DGllns; j. 4. Ellison, Franhllu
II. h, Bledsoe, Voltage Mils: Frederick
II. Kurbach. Galveston; Joe -. Wool
worth. Carthage; NJ. Dennis, Wharton;
+. Baylor Hogg. Denton; Bryce w. Fon-
taire, Edwin Lester e. Ashton; Albert
NJ. Mondrck. Cameron; George y. j.
| Nelanpv. Galveston; John =. Moore, a.
NJ, Galveston. H. W. Ria kburn, Ber-
clair: J. a. Brown, Clayton; F. u
Tucker. San Augustino; j, l.. Short. S.
guln; d. nurnhill, Brenham' I. NJ,
Cnmpholl. Meridian; a. Y. rastcrwoud.
cleburne; Ed L, wedemeyer. Bolton:
ED H. Mouser Reinhardt, wilson r.
Davidson, Bolton; Robert l.. Wil'Nn, 81.
Elcno; LEROY Le GrauA. Graham; S. A..
Robinson, Cleburne; Thomas Il. Council,
Ralton: George W. Neblng, Moffat; A.
J. Turner, jasper, II. O. Deoil, rurke;
oscar Mucgee, cuero; Oliver %, bnr'
Warronton. william Person Woodnl,
Salado: William Sale. Carruthors. Cal
weston; Robert Lee McMahon. Berlvi'le.
The list Of pharmaceutical stueen's Is
Incomplete The following arc among
those who will enter that de0ar'ment: ~.
Y Petty. Hempstead; H. Rooster, Gnl-
vnston. J. NJ Mckee, Rnnni G. s. CLARK.
Austlni i. A. Woodall, MARSHALL r.
II. Grimes. Bas'rop.
W. II. sINCLAIN TO RETIRE.
II was learned today from an authentic
source that the Galveston CITY Sueet
Railway company is soon to change
hands. Colonel VIM. II. Sinclair. Who
for so many years has been iluluflel
with tho road It Is said Will retire. aud
Julius Runge, president OF the Cotton
EXCHANGE will succeed Colonel Sinclair
as president OF the city railway company.
The deal has been in contemplation for
some time and although not yet con-
sunated II ~ expected will I've In few
DAVIS Ranger & Co, OF Sew York. ure
said 10 be the purchasers. The price rRld
could not DO ltprned Colonel Sinclair
cxpeoted retirement is the subject OF
much comment on the streets today. II
was through his energetic efforts tnAi
the read was changed from an insienitl-
| can't mule car line to Rn electrical raai
that has no superior In the state. lie has
kept race with the times aud progress
and whenever anything new in the way
OF a device TO improve electrical street
railway service has heen put on the
market he was always one OF the first 10
give IL a trial As president OF the road
he has made many frien9s who regre,
exceedingly his contemplated retirement
II IL not known whether he VIII remain
in Galveston after ne sewers ms conn.,,
tlon with the ROAD, hut N an propaolllly
win return to me North from when 49,
tlon he came 10 galveston heaTly 'hiFS
years ago.
NOTES.
Tho Palm Leaf Social club will give a
hop at woolam's lake Thursday.
,rha NrInerva association will give It's
annual ovstcr roast al Tmerback's next
SUNDAY
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Three hundred ana htty OF the Sea.
mnn's Benevolent association were az
work last week and ~ Is expected that
100 additional mon VIII commence worn
this week.
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Manager siInohs Oh Wy I, Dsaoh nyte, ,u,i
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