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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

M tho ,h0asllghs rRs " paWeltal 'hA'
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03


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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
News Of Fulton.

MIR. James Hall died quite unexpected
IS at one Of the private hospitals in the
city on Thursday after being operated
upon His age was tw nty-seven years
lie had boarded in Fulton with private
families for the past two years. His
home was near Fredericksburg Va. He
belonged 10 the local Order of Jr O. t..
A. NJ. located here WHO took charge of
dertakins establishment Thursday and
remained there till Friday when it was
taken % Fredericksburg
MI, NJ W. Plyler, young man who
was recently married, died Thursday at
his home, at Fort Lee, m HcnricO. lie
was engaged AS telegraph operator for
the Chesapeake and ohio Railway Com
ptHY.
Mr. John =. Martin, a popular young
man OF Fulton, is reported TO be very
I'D at his residence. ON Nicholson street
Mr.. John SaXtOn and daughter. VINO
have been visiting his son, Mr.. Hiram
S1Xtou. on the New Market road, in
Henrico, left Thursday last for their
home in UuionNille, o.
Mr. Mays and family. Of Northern Ne
braska. are moving into the SLATE Top
house, on the New Market road.
4 tug and barge belonging 10 the
Richmond Cedar Works broke loose from
her mooring az the company's wharf, on
Monday, and driftcd down nearly us Tar
as the old quarry
Mrs. Gavan is quite sick At her resi-
deIce, op Louisiana street
MR.. Lucy MOnCure died on the 10Th
at the residence of her son, Mr.. r. T.
Moncure. on the Williamsburg Turn
pike four miles below Fulton. Mrs.
Moncurc was i'm her eighty-eighth year
and was a hale and hearty person for
that axe up to a week ago, when she
Was taken with pneumonia. She was
the mother of ten children, thirty-nine
Grandchildren, and twenty-seyen great
grandchildren. She was native OF Caro-
MIR John Smith. an old employe Of
me cas- Works for many years, IS quite
sick at his residence, on state street
lie was employed In the purifying house
AFR ID J. Moore left Friday for Norfolk
Mrs. p NJ. Oponnell, who has been
quite sick during the past several weeks
is now very much better
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

nies relieved Colonel Eddy. OF the Forty
seventh Regiment. who was ON duty WIN
the two companies at the stables OF the
nrooklvn Heights Railroad. at Aianama
and Jamaica avenues. AFTER 'oiohci
ttdv had started away with ms men d
y,,,r,hcr IF gpcctators gathered ABOUT
Major Cochrane ordered MS men "
rhgree The crowd scattered III an u
rcctions and the soldiers pursued VI"
fueitvcs for several blocks. IN the chdSe
'I',1..i ,ersons we're knocked down and
.'Ne'sn mon and several were injured
-, having the bayonets of the soldlers
-, INTO them. One man was stabbed
49, ,hc Groin. and Is now In 81. Mary
tToenltal likely 10 die. After the charge.
,.l.,,i,,cr inc crowd became thicker ana
a. a last resort 20 keep them back. MAJOR
1,ocbyane recalled Colonel EDDY. In the
,bsrgo Vuiuaman Wood was hit with a
etone He is now in the hospital with
, fractured skull -Four companies are
now stationed at the stables, with 10 po-
l,,emcn end pquad OF twenty-five
mounted men. The police closed an
the saloons in the neighboorhoou AT iiliu-
night. u Is expected mat more iiot-
ing will occur during tomorrow, when
,he co,npanv attempts 10 run its cars.
Al a conference Of the railroad officials
of the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com
many. at midnight, an order was issued
to ouerate the Green Point, Myrtle ave-
nuc Green avenue. Buckwhack avenue
'rhfrd avenue and Hamilton avenue lines
to-uorrow morning This order was soon
afterwards countermandcd, It Is under
stood. at the instance Of General Meier
who could not get sufficient militia 10
gother 10 protect the property OF 'he
raiiroad company. General Meier ana
his staff. and Police Commissioner Neies
yyorc I'm cOnfercn e at O'Clock 'hlS morn
ing at brigade headquarters, In the nan
If Records
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
For Children.

I M, pairs Good. strong Muslin Drawers
tucked. with patent BusSet5' 80. P''''
other sizes. l. -, Is and nc. pd'I'
rn1 pairs Fine Muslin Drawers, Oycl
work cambria embroidery rune 'L4-d
ucks. loo pair.
other SECS, &c. rise. NJ N-tob,
non Good, strong Muslin Baby N.ght
Dresses. cambria rufiie neck ana arms
tucked front "a. Gut. .o,,,,o
800 Fine Cambria Long sips, Io tl,r
woke of tucks and cambria ihseI ION ION
run sleeves. beading ana edslhs, ~ ~.
I zoo Children's Jean WAISTS H"la"eu
completely, Toe.
otbfr sizes. T. - and l5c. ~,
4ub small ChAdren's Dresses. mace 81
besf shifting prints. short waists WIN
fufie Bretellcs, Zoe. ,.,-,-. r,,,.,,s
30 Good. Strong Muslin NlBhI o .''. 10,
Tor children to u years, CAM. 20 ~
ruttle neck, arms and down front -
c.5 zine White Cambria snort DfesSle -.
checked NainsoOk Jokes, rune 0o'''''
and sleeves, Doc. r,..ssos ,lus-
CO. Flner Cambria short Dresses a. Gu ~,
ter tuck yoke. embroidery rune vi
sleeves and neck. SOC. ,, 1org
Dresses. deliberately trilhileu III i''7''
,,oint embroider4es, $1.oO ,.1 Ion.
sheer India Linon Aprons r9GniG no, ~
n4ck of , double rufiles, ana l"'"V''
lace edged, I5-.
We have some other things TO tax
about on another page.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
CHINESE ARMY ROUTED.
"a Usual. tho Japanese Forces Defeat
Them


LONDON. Jan. IA dispatch TO the
Central News from Hai-Cheng, under
date Of January 18th, midnight, says:
General Katsura reports as follows:
"The enemy previously reported as adj
vaucug from LaO-Iang, and another
body of troops from New-Chwang, aggre-
eating 1900 men, with 100 banners, this
forenoon approached within two kiiome-
tres Of our lines of defence. We kept
under cover. hoping that they would
come nearer Al 2 O'Clock this afternoon
we opened fire on them with four bat
taliOus of infantry, one battalion Of arul-
lery and twelve guns. At o'clock we
charged and routed the cnemy's right
wing, capturing five caunous. The whole
force retrcatod. Part of them went 10
Ncw-ChWang, but most of them went
northward. We pursued them until sun
set. our casualties were forty-One killed
or wounded. We are now examining the
loss of the enemy. General NOdsu has
arrived AT Hai-Cheng."
a dispatch from Shanghai, printed in
the pall-Mall Gazette. says a japanese
wdrship to-day fired upon Teng-ChoW-
Foo. No damage was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

over twenty years ago, when Tfchenor
the Boston publisher died, he left a SUI
perb library, which his daughter mas
mt IN a rather UNIQUE use. but her plan
has s,,vep comfort TO countless women
far away from Boston.
She started society 10 encourage
study at home. and the books OF heI
library were at the free disposal OF
whomsoever Joined this society for that
purpose. It's readers extend from tiny
hamlets on the rocky coast Of Maine, to
the Hawaiian Islands and Japan. the
plan is to study by correspondence ana
me most remarkable results are shown
among people whom you would 'hii'h
could ind no time for books, one pupl'
OF a Pacific coast branch COOKS LOT wen
-, men ana makes all of her children S
clothes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
rHE MILIrA on GUARD.
With Their Assistance Cars Are Running
in Brooklyn without Interruption.

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OF 'huI mes a"oNe 'Ii' '''' '''''7 XII
lsei ah dtihe' '"I"i' a' 49,
lhe eau LOT "''lE ,'..,,..f,,rl,.
good cllzeh7 OF '". ''N IL - .,n 80
nor h"0"'"9 -. r.,i and chile
arm "' DID, "' 9''o" ''''' .'','.,l, f.,
idlnnE .ne 'o'I',,9 Ina ,,.,,a,... A.
l"'H I"9'9 "' ".',' -, J.,.,t. and
NiH ~ '''' ,'' .,'.. , ..,,,,,arf.. we're
rrt' ,t,,..,.a i,t.rtf.Y ,,9e 10
e',' go. .r -14 n,.u f,r Guard duty
''' ',.,.. - stsbI.s of tba. com
- ,s',.r.,} lI,I..r,, ordered sut the
entira Second brigade. about 5000 men.
-Four companies of the Thirtee2th kegl-
meut. under Major Cochran, arrived al
the stables az Bergen street and sumner
avenue at o'clock. At S.j' \. VI. an
attempt was made to open the frfEen-
street line. which had been closed since
Monday. An electric sweeper started ou''
manned by Philadelphia men. Then IN"
first car was sent out There were leers
and wells from the small crowd which
watched the proeecdlne-, hut no Interior
encr. At the dcpots The troops formed
a line OF pickets extending along me enc
tire block or more. and formed on The
depot side Of the street. No one was
permitted on that side OF the street eN-
cept men now In The employ OF the COM
pany. The streets around the depois were
Kept clear of people. Ihefe lS no ndlca-
ton OF trouble al any OF The depots. The
strikers seemed 20 realize that The troops
meant business. Squads of policemen
ave present at all the depots and AS fast
as the roads are ready % send out cars
TWO policemen aye placed ou each car.
At o o'clock thirty ears were running
ON the Ialscy-stryet line. The full com
plemeut is aIy-flur cars. cars are in
operation on all the lines open yester-
day. aud the Bergeu-strcet Inc was add
Cd 10 the list early TODAY
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
JUDGE CULLEN ON STRIKES
The Men Fave Tho Right 10 Combine 10
GET The Biggest Price They Can,
BUT EMPLOYERS HAVE EQUAL RIGHTS.
The Community owe. the Duty OF ITO
lection 10 the Company in tho Opera
ton of n Road Daring the Strike.
Status Of the strike.

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RROOKLYN. y. ", Jan. III nc NJ ,,5.
DI''1, ,''''.'l.ti,'os brought by Peter NC
lie. 1r \Vcchc-tcr s McNuliy' 10 - =,
40. p-,ottvu Heights Company w.
- 3D.. t,ulfon-strcct llncs' WOO
80 'h,. .tY.f.ce cullen in supreme -
-. After lengthy arsuiu'"5' .o
fI ..tr4 Ju3gC cullen dlaH'''-'
'-,...,Ii,-s ..t1.,
f-tgo cullen. Ia denying the W. -
NJ. ls ro question about i"c
t,ts company To- operate i,7 .. aovy,
- ,r , railroad should Dur" 49,
..... ,I. road could not b' 'P.'4' -
~, DO r,4. 1f blizzard, "i 'o"' 80,
.ft Dbl. Ituro--Ihlc 90 op'Id'' -"
M. ..arpaav has que. no" - w.. 80
anon ou strike. The 'o0I' "l. ,y ,bose
do with the terms '' ,.. rignt TO
people .t.'.riy as they can, while
g.. i." %" l.. r,-ht ip get the biggest
No.. ...r and combine 10 gct ~
.g..,.r of wages Carh mas 'hc
~" ' ..l. fh. best terms ne can.
Lt', .,.'...r rbc company and The men,
~ ... man a,a Iu position 10 dictate
...,.. 3D.. Dbl, reason why they should
t Puf the duty of the company
-..r,-o b.. road Is 10 he exercised
-.nIv
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...ll,. entitled 10 the protection Of tho
..,.i... aud of Che court. the Court
.+ r. .y,s 90 the facts that
'''. .d ,.f.r.u.. have been com
.,.i anil chat d.faChments of police
',t,.,.l au over the city. The com
..,,..,,. owes the duty of protection TO
......,r.,-.,. An the operation OF the road.
a.. ..rr Ills The acts of violence continue
... t.,,t .,.II certainly not compel them
-,.,.t,.,.,. fo o1erato You can call
E.st
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
skirts.

300 Good Muslin Skirts, S-inch runie.
full lengths, -, ~ and Y incnes, sc.
J. 100 GOOl strong Muslin SKIRTS, deep
cambrIc-tucKed ruftie, beaded with 3
narrow tuCks. sc.
~ Finest Muslin Skirts. with 1J-.uch
ruife of irish point embroidery, bead
al with double row narrow tutks, 6bc.
- Fine Muslin Bel Skirts, 8 yards wi0e,
12-inch lawn rufnc, eIged with lrsn
point embroidery, ana a plain lawn
undcr-rufile, $50.
And 50 on up 10 $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

100 Plain but Good Muslin Sacque
Night Gowns, 25c. each.
2.G00 FINE Muslin Night Gowns, styles,
Mother HuUDards. round yOKes, square
yokcs and uecks, CamDrlc en-
broidery. insertion and ruiIies, high.
fun sleeves every size, including extra
sizes, soc.
100 Fne Muslin Gowns. round yoke Of
hnc. narrow tucks and irish point m
sarflOu. full gathered sleeves, irish
point cuffs and fun rufiic collar OF
irish point, soc.
And 50 on up to S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Chen1ise.

o. Good. Strong Muslin, Plain Band
2Coj Nlasonville Muslin Chem.se, styles
hemst,r.hed square yokes, open-Work
embroidery yokes, lace trimmed ana
corded bands, DC. ,..,,
500 zine. Strong Muslin Chemise, round
yoke of i-inch wide Irish point EN-
6rCljerv. arms and neck trimmed with
neat cambr.c embroidery.
100 Extra Long Cambria Chemise. sur
mice neck Of ruifles and Val. ihsef-
non. with riDbOn-run beading, arms
and mex trimmed with Val. lace, 81.
And 50 on UP TO %,