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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
MOUNT VERNON.

rarnsworth Post. Grand Army OF the 'e .".n.
attended Divine services on Sunday ciau III III, "e
O., ,,, ~ the ARMY Forty-hve comrades'
roarv all there are left the rolls paradea from
the Headquarters to the churches when 'hey a.
tended. The post in command o. captain ",r'
CO., Co., -. ,hn c,.rs Of the commandments ana
also OF the commander OF New-York STATE 'u
Norlaust Camp, Sons of Veterans vas az" l.,.,~d
line The nth Separate Company Nd'on"' c..,,r
-, mourning for it's commander. the ,aee ,arans
Edwin j. Kinder, acted as escort 10 INN ,n Corps
80 Tho Mount Vernon Piccolo ana ~ .h ..J2nvs
anu s"S voluntarily given music Tor 'he, Pr ~ .
IN Bue 50 many years marched at ,ne We're held
~ IT, - veterans The morning services ..aI,ora ~
~ tho Baptist Church and the TWO ~ mi uni
the baptist Boys brigade were prcached the
NOV The evening services were hela N my s
u, Tho ASCENSION at which the Kew NJ II ssista +
avior delivered a special sermon, ne nretty
rec.nr 4 NacKnight. read the esson'. n COM
lor,orir ~ the occasion was gwen - 'aaonora, al
Sode Both churches were proiuSs a, form Of the
- American flags. and on the piaiio'dss rms
BAPTIST Church there were severai s'"0N' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
YONKERS

beginning this afternoon and continuing to-"or-
row evening bazaar will be held In the parish mousse
-. q, tobn,s Enisconal Church TO raise funds 10
build n rectory for ST. Andrews Parish al huu'o"
Mrs william F. Cochrane is having erected a,
Lyingston-ave and Morris-st a handsome '"ei,o' la
church. which will be dedicated in rev mon
rectory will then be needed Mrs 'g,'' INNS Mrs
Aired s Mrs Isaac MSag Mrs M vrs Hnma
.I,n'" a. vi - Mrs Mackay. Mrs Harry nor
brook Mrs John II Hrb6eIi Mrs. s G Tohns viii as
s,s, ~ tho several booths. Rare emDroIIe'ies az.
nsef,II and fancy articles OF various kihos VIII 'o
Th"mas cook and Dr. Oscar H. Rogers' % , Ior
kers have become members of the League oi "'"e'
lean Wheelmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

in the Twelfth Ward, and to enhance its value In
every legal manner.
The Delta Construction Company OF New-Nork
filed It's certificate OF incorpora ton in the office OF
the County Clerk yesterday. The purpose OF the
company stated In the certificate is to construct
railways terminals wharves grain elevators, docks
and warehouses. Its capital stock is $500 me
directors OF the company John l.. Nisb!t Edison
Pearsa and Austin NJ. Poole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOIEho'

upIrNs,WICK-Mr and Mrs. w. H. kendai anu
rh.r,ss F Coghlan. FIFTH AvENUE-Governor
william Y Atkinson. of Georgia; Logan C ~anSsr
y, The Treasury Department, and Dr. A. Vahaer
Veer Of Albany. GIISEY-General Austin La.i'loP
Of Corning. n. Y. HOLLAND@Jndge AueuSsu,
- ,h, T.rver and Rio Grande Railway company
J.,pnRIA I-Ex-Attorney- General l.. T. Michenei'
~ Indiana OROUGH-Congres sman joseph
y washington, of Tennessee. METRorOi'Eu % n'a'e
senator Edmund OConnor. MuhHAi I,rIn~,
Judga Nathaniel Shipman. OF HARTFORD 'N'C'
1919. Genera, Alexander Ybarra, OF Veneznela
WTDORF-General John G. Hazard OF Newor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MISS WILDER'S SUIT FOR $4,000.

Miss Jennie c. Wilder. the elocutionist. sister Of
Marshall T. Wilder. the humorist. appeared before
Judge Rumsey In Circuit Court yesterday as
plaintiff in damage suit for 10000 against the
Broadway Cable Road. Jerry a. Weinberg ap-
peared for Miss Wilder. The company was repre-
scented by Thomas 5. Moore. Miss Wilder said
she lived at No. H2 Putnam-dve Her story which
was told yesterday, has already been published In
The Tribune
The company will try TO prove that the plaintiff
is not badly injured IA she thinks. The case
continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
HOME NEWS.

n. rnnd Pre-, Local Ne''' ''hf'n r'pT,'fn" a.' ~
.,r,,, IN N,m- York CITY that are reee'rfn9 me ""
fI .,, a, fh- United has fs heddqudrt>T' az
NJ p, Lnnn Ne,o- York CITY. M tnf0rmafo" ana aoeu
mint, for public use may sent to moss neoaqua,. a"
Non ,ciu then be dtsributed to all me o"'"a IT,
popsrs IN this city. and to the e"''e" ''''' ~
tton throughout the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
TyCORPORATION or TWO CONPiyIFS

Assemblyman Judson Lawson. Alfred C. Dodman
Frank +. Wise. David Christie A. J.. Washburn
and Solomon Katz are the directors OF the Upper
West End Avenue Protective Association the GER
tihcate OF Incorporation Of which was filed yestcr-
day in the County Clerks Office. The object OF the
association Is 10 purchase sell and hold real estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
NEW-JERSEI.
Jersey CITY.

The Board of Street and water D,.' W.u,-
..as,erdav removed from office the following '"
!es'e i,a,.,v DEM. general workman; James NJ.
lam 80, cIerk. John Wilson Dem). clerk
Fr r stuhr Rep) clerk These Tebe aR,
pointed in their places; EEasrchild and Louis
S Msynr The Board also created cierhshp i0'
Ilen ia min Halleck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
NEWARK.

Captain James f. Fleming. commano ana has
rssnx Troop Of cavalry of the National GUARD mas
rendered his resignation. to take erect o" ,r
aa,a ~ the troops fifth anniversary II Is ul,
me uaee that Lieutenant Frederick FreIingnus ss
Mil be elected captain. On DecSpaue EXERCISES at
troop will hold the annual heu-o"'
Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
PATERSON.

The celebration Of the fiftieth annivei' na
mas continued last evening with ad-
drasses nv former pastors and other clergyman an,
music by the choir OF the Second RelorH h ueas
There will be meetings eVery e'e"'Ae 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
man PRICES FOR LPPLES.

When consumers Of eating apples are compelled
10 pay the comparatively moderate price of s. a
barrel for apples in good condition they complain
bitterly: but according letter received the other
day by Isaac Tuck. Editor OF "The New-forf
Fruit Trade Journal" from a reputable firm In Mon
treal Canada two barrels Of apples We're recently
sold there the almost fabulous price of NJ bar
rel. The letter said:
These apples grown by DR. Young. OF
Adolphustown. Ont. They were of the variety
called IOngcvity.' and were the first of this kind
sold in America. The purchaser was prom
retail grocer in our city, and the apples were
pronounced by leading Canadian packers to be the
finest ever sold in this market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
BENWOOD

The South Before the War" colored
band paraded through our town yester-
day and their presence drew a large
crowd on the streets.
Mrs. William Crockard and accom-
phshed daughter. Alice returned yes
terday TO their home at Steubenville
after a short visit with friends at this
place.
DR.. Meighen has returned from Lit
Teton, where he was on a professional
trip.
John Hickey, business man of Sis
tersville. was here yesterday.
Charley Sprouts, constable. who has
been confined 10 his room for several
days with rheumatism, is able TO be out
on crutches.
Mrs. Sam Ruffer. nee Noler, was here
yesterday calling on friends.
On account Of the break down at the
Wheeling steel works Of the blooming
mill engine yesterday morning, il
caused the entire works 10 be shut
down for several hours.
The business rooms Of Sinclair &
Pelly. real estate and insurance agents,
in Centre BenwoOd. are being repaint-
ed
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades will meet next Monday evening
for the purpose of asking the city OF
Wheeling for permission TO connect
the sewer of this town with the one al
Forty-eighth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
MARTINS FERRY.

Rufus Brown was removed 20 The
Wheeling hospital for treatment. The
Chilama- IS still held in custody await
ing The results of Browns injury.
Las evening The Linden Club gave
heir opening dance Of the season. Be
tween twenty and thirty couples were
present. who spent The evening in "trip
ping the light fantastic 20 the strains
OF Cecil $ orchestra.
Yesterday afternoon and Lass even
ing -he ladies' OF The s.. PaUIs Church
served supper in the empty room in
the E0belsack block. They were fair
Is ven pa-roliZei and n6--ed quite q
neat sum. which Will 90 towards the
church ieb-
r. \. Th5aker. Of Chicago. has re-
turned home 1fer visit with friends
and relatives ir this vicinity.
OHce-S Movers and Neil were called
Cd WilhelUs sCl00n. i'm the lower part
of town. yes erlay. on account of a
frac2s -Ler5. a man whose name could
not De learned ordered mp q glass Of
beer and then refused 70 pay for II was
The cause Of the disturbance.
Samuel HusEius has moved into his
new sore room on First street.
Tie Ladies Aid Society of the VI. F.
Church VIII give On entertainment TO-
morrow evening In one Of the rooms in
-a H0ts-sa-k block.
Dr. rs. H. Han returned from q
zh1-. vis.- a, Keuton. O., with friends
and relatives.
Thomas Fury IS visiting friends and
relatives a. sharon and Philadelphia.
The work Of putting The electric light
poles In rhei~ places was begun yes,er-
Gay.
Mrs. Fred Eberly IS able 20 be out
after @ three weeks illI SIS with typhoid
fever.
z. L. Brown. Of Indiana is here Wis
i-.-E Thomas Irwin for q few days.
Miss Cora Blank.nsop is able 70 be out
after a short Illness
Word was received here last evening
chat Thomas Morton. a former citizen
O, this place. had died Yesterday after
noon or Nen's Siding, where he moved
10 from this place He viii probably
be brought 10 this place for burial. Mr..
Morton was injured several years ago
in @ fall of sla-e az The Ae-na-Staudard
coal mines and never fully recovered.
This probably fastened on his death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
BELLAIRE

Mrs. Cora Murray. Of GAINESVILLE. IS
the guest OF her fa-her-inlaw' family,
James Murray. Of the First ward.
a. B. Caldwell and A. Il. Caldwell.
of Alladonia. and J. c. G2-chel. Of
Jerusalem. were guests AZ The Hotel
Anderson yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. VIM. Piper is living az deaths
door. e being O mere matter Of hours.
The physicians opinion expressed yes
-erdav afternoon was that she would
not live for-y-eigbt hours.
Rev. r.. A. I. King IS a- Newark at
tending meeting OF the American
SUNDAY school Union.
VIII Murray. Of West Virginia, and
Alex Gallagher. of Glendale. both ar
rived in BeIaira IN time 20 cas-, their
ballot and see their friends
Mr.. James r. Kelly, president Of the
school Beard was unable 20 attend the
LAST session ora ccount Of sickness.
The Be,uor- school building has been
repaired and is nov ready for occu-
p3ncy.
The Second ward schools are so
crowded that an annex building viii
have -o De utilized
The Fifth ward school IS also crowd
cd. and perfect work IS interfered WI
iu consequence.
Mrs. T. w. NeT. Mrs. J. O. NcKelvey.
Miss Emma and Miss Ida Nckelvey
have gone 20 Atlanta. Ga.
Rev Charles O'Neara. of East Liver
pool. paid q visit among his old parish
0rers Tuesday and was The guest OF
Rev. John =. Foster.
WIN. Errss-'s infant child was bur
led yesterday afternoon in Rose Hill
cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
THE TINE EXTENDED.

By the Benwood Council. Within Which
she Electric Co. Nay Complete It's Line
Tuesday evening The Town Council
Of Be-wo0d passed an ordinance, eX-
tending the time within which the
Wheeling. Benwood and Moundsyille
Railway Company can complete It's line
TO Marshall street. BenwO0d, and erect
its car barns wi ain the town limits TO
June /. 1896. and yesterday the ordl-
nance was accepted By the Company.
For some months past trouble has
existed between The Company and Coun-
cl. arising out of damage done prop
e-ty owners. and the Company was for
hidden 10 s-ar- lis ears until these dam
axes were adjusted. About TWO weeks
ago an arbitration committee settled
the. damages 10 be allowed. but the
award did not suit the property owners.
Nevertheless. che Council has notified
the Company 10 20 ahead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
PRICE LIST.

New Corn Meal Is lbs for............... &c
New H0miny. Is lbs for.................. &c
New Rolled oats, 10 lbs for............ 25c
New Oat Meal. 30 lbs for................. &c
New Barley. lbs for.................... &c
New Buckwheat. pure, lbs for........ sc
New Tapioca. lbs for...y.............. &c
New Navy Beans. lbs for.............. &c
New Kidney Beans, $ lbs for........... sc
Fresh Butter Crackers, . lbs for........ sc
Fresh Ginger Snaps. . lbs for........... &c
Fresh Nick-Nacks / lbs for............ sc
New Layer Raisins, 9 lbs f0r.......... sc
New Cal Prunes. large. per lb......... 1oc
Corn Starch. JOS for.................... &c
Best Gloss Starch. lbs for............. sc
oil Sardines. 6 cans for................. &c
New Raisins. large. lbs for............ sc
Star Candles. 10 the pound. each..... &c
Carpet Tacks. S-oz. per box............ Ic
Clothes Pins. Per dozen................. &c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
4 GOOD PAIR

To draw on are a pair OF new
Shoes. and its partly because the
old pair we lose. One never
knows how bad the old shoe
looks until he gets the new. We
carry "a lihe OF the best and most
stylish Shoes IN che market and
sell them at prices way down 10
the subterranean depths OF low
ness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
Underwear.

100 dozen Cbdraas Fleece Lined Undwreir sc and up
90 zen Ladies Long Sleeve Knit dengear l5C
5J dozen Ladies Fleece Lined Underwear PC.
% do1e Mems Heavy Fleece Lined Underwear Csc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
WHEELER & METZNER,
STAPLE AND FANCY GRoCERs.
Cor. Eleventh and Market SIS.
GOODS

During the past week We have received
several car loads OF Canned. Dried ana
Evaporated Fruits. We are in a position
10 save you money. We know a trial or
der viii secure you as q regular customer
Remember We quote prices for only the
best goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
A PUBLIC ASSERTION

Is what we make that our line o.
Canned Goods is larger and better
than any house 10 the city and that
we viii sell them for less mone=.
Sole agents for Dew Drop Brand Vegeta-
ble>. Fruits, etc.; also Republic Brand OF
Fruits and Vegetables
Good Came Fruits and Vegetable, were
never So cheap as this year. Come and ret
our prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
41brpIin9 Register
oPrRA HousE oRcHEsTRA.
The Programme Of the First Rehearsal al
Ariou Hali.

The Programme Of the First Rehearsal at
Ariou Hall.
Following is the programme for the
first rehearsal Of the season. TO be given
by the Opera House orchestra, at ArlOn
Hall. Sunday evening:
PART I
Narch-"King Cotton" 1900. Soussa
Overture "Hermits Bell" Maillart
Waltz Espana" ......... Waldteu1el
PART II.
PotDourri-'N udschi-Tudschi :.
.-....... .--.--.-. ...-. -A--
Gavotte-~The Dawn Of Love -.
........ ......--- ,''- "
Grand Selection from The Daugh-
Ter of the Regiment........D onlzetu
PART Ill
Hunting Fantasia-"Im Valid una
~--+ 5.. L1ofFa" .ZikOff
Intermezzo SinfonicO from "Caval-
leria Rus-icana' .......... Mascagnl
Gal0p-" Furore 1900. ...... 4oOaAl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07

JUSTICE FITZPATRICK'S COURT.
Harry Shall. charged with breaking
and entering B. * o. cars, was held to
Court in $500.
Eugene Hanke, charged with steal
ing a bicycle, was honorably dis
charged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
OoL;oo4o sL75 per dozen at
OdDlll6lS ONeilTs, 1905 Mar


Nothing more healthy than good,
wholesome pork products al this sea-
son. In this connection il should be
rememb ered thar the United States gov
eminent inspects all hogs killed by the
Cleveland Provision Company. This
house cures the celebrated Rose Ham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
Art Department.

500 yards Dapey Fringe at Zoe yard regular retail price l5C
1000 yards Linen 0apaY nge al SC yard regular retail price Oc
500 F-7-ai Table Covers at PC each regular retail price 5OC
200 Tolse ed Japanese Stand Covers at 25c and 49c
1000 Ssd Japanese Head Rests l0c regular retail price 9c
200 Head Rests at sec. regular retail price 98c.
5OS 3moequ7s with Gold Embroidery S49 retail price 81 49,
100 Embroidered Dresser Sets al 98c Sl.l9 ana Sl47
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
1000 FUR RUGS!

Best qualify Deode-z Fur Rugs.
-Four hundred Graz Fur Rugs at S89 regular price $3.50.
-Four hundred White Fur Rugs at Sl39 regular price 81 80
Two hundred back Far hugs a. Sl98. eguIa price S2.7o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
FAMOUS GRAY MINERAL
SPRING WATER!
Just received from Cambridgeboro,
Pa. For sale by all druggists.
p. MELTY & GO
SOLE AGENTS.

WAUKESHA WHITE ROCK
w DONATE LGTHIA WATER.
Its equal is unknown as a remedy for
Kidney Troubles and Rheumatism. con-
tains 50 grains Ozonate Lithia 70 a gallon,
i've times the strength OF any other Lithia
Water. A fresh shipment just received
For sale by all druggists.
KRACS & CO.
1133 Market street. Wholesale Agents.
eesedrb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-07
Cloak Department.

200 AE3o Misses Jackets Navy Blue S248egNaue $3.50
90 07c' long Electric Seal CaPe with bro arten Trimming around
collar and i1a7 front st S1245. real value $1,000.
100 25i Plush Cape heavy satin lined, collar and down front
trimmed htl Ta.5et Fur at $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-26

,.,io people suffer 40 much from phy.
"'," ulsabilillts m those whose husi.
49, Nqnltes little or no muscular eK.
yo un' The lack OF exercise causes the
i, CO., w ueeomo sluggish and tho fesult
h llsanl Constipation. Indigestion,
b,evsal ess hnd Sick Headache. To
iisn' lhls take Simmons Liver Reg
f5sSai u Keeps the liver active anu
q. tnD.une 's condition AZ comfortable
'Noas who have much exercise. 2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-12

IL a very shndowy unalr Ere tho
chance OF recovery becomes vanish
ing ghost, Take q most potent means
Of overcoming the inactivity Of the
organs that terminates In their too
frequently fatal disease, by rrHortlng
to Hostetters stomach Bltters, which
gives just the requisite Impulse to the
renal organs 70 promote their vigorous
action without exciting them, an effect
too often produced by the fiery and
unmedlcntcd stimulants OF commerce.
Brlghts disease. diabetes and lnnctivi-
ty of the bladder, are foes OF terrible
menace TO the syatom. The inrouds
may, however. be stayed n they are
met at tho start and cumbatted with
the Blttcrs This fine and genial cor
receive also remedies malaria, dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, debility. nervous
ness and the lnhrmitlcs Incident to age.
1t hnstens convnloscouce. and Is pro-
motive OF sleep aud appetite.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-12
AT THE CHURCHES.

There was good meeting nt Bethel
Mission last night. Tonight the pastor
Rev. w. p. Wilson, VIII preach Every
body invited.
Services at the First Methodist
church. corner Of Fourth ana Jones
streets-There will be sunday school az
$3.50 o'clock this morning; Epworth
League meeting at $50 this evening;
public worship at II a. M. conducted
By Horace Bishop, PASTOR at y. M.
bv Rev. Walter r. Lambeth, NJ. D.,
medical missionary to Japan and for
elgn missionary secretary OF III. y.
church, South. The public generally
invited to all Of these services. Special
attention f. called 70 the sermon To-
night by DR.. Lambreth.
First Baptist church, corner Third
and Taylor-Preaching at II and
o'clock by the pastor. Seats free.
Strangers welcome. J. Morgan Wells.
pastor.
Tho Tabernacle Cumberland Presby-
terrain church. corner Nineteenth and
Chambers streets-There will be
preaching by tho pastor. ]. NJ. Martin.
at II O'Clock a. m. and at y. m Sab
bath school at $3.50 a. m; Young Poo
Pies Endeavor at p. M; Junior En-
deavor at 8 y. IN. A cordial invitation
IS extended to the public TO attend the
services.
South side Episcopal. corner Of st.
Louis avenue and Tucker street-Morn-
ing service and sermon, II a. m; even
ng service and sermon, AIS p. m; Sun
day school at Q o'clock In tho afternoon.
Service Of prayer and praise on
sharp, followed by teachers meeting.
Rev. J. u, c. Beanham. pastor.
Mulkey Memorial ohuroh-Sunday
SCHOOL $3.50 preaching II fHIrH
service at $50. preaching, 1880 p. m;
preaching at morning hour by DR..
Lambreth OF New York city on mis-
sionary work. DR., Lambreth has lately
returned from Japan, and, no doubt,
his sermon Will be very interesting.
The Revival Services TO BE Con-
tlnued. The interest has increased so
much through the week that IL has
been decided to continue Them through
the coming week. Services every night
this. week at o'clock sharp. Mr. Jones
will speak today on prayer, and there
should be a large attendance OF Chris
tian people, as the sermon will be ad-
dressed especially to believers. Tha
ppbllc Is invited 10 all services. a. z.
buchanan. pastor Taylor street c. +.
church.
Mems Meeting. Those interesting
gospel meetings for men only viii be
resumed at the Y NJ c, A. han this
afternoon At I o'clock Rev. James
Wherland will make n short address
today. The music will be good. All
men are invited to these services,
There Will be a workers meeting in
the parlors at 3 o'clock.
splrltualIst Meeting AT 2 p. m, to.
day In tho Board Of Trade hail over
the postofllco, Mrs. Hlnsdale viii speak
on her work In Texas In behalf OF the
camp meeting to be held this summer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-12

Tnn rENcInLRs, spoNson.

Captain Charles It. Matkin OF the
Feneibles has persuaded Miss Mamie
House, one OF Houstons bellies. to act
as sponsor OF his company during the
Confederate reunion at Houston. A
letter was received by Captain Matlin
from Colonel Berry w, Camp last night
stating that Miss House had accept
ed and would lend TO the Fencibles an
her sweet smiles and beauty. Miss
house " the daughter OF t. w. House.
treasurer of the Veterans associa-
tlon. and one OF the most prominent
citizens OF Houston. She Is a beautiful
blonde, known all over the state. and
the Fort Worth boys have acted wisely
In selecting such beautiful young lady
for their attendant and sponsor. In her
they have secured the pass key TO
Houston society.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-12

This transfer Is looked on by eusi-
ness men as fair evidence OF for!
Worth's eommercialm prosperity and
buainess condition. That firm IL
willing 10 risk hundred thousand IN
cold cash to own n building In which
TO carry on their business shows what
they think OF the clty's future. L; Is
Viewed as an evidence OF steady growth
and safe. substantial development and
proves what the right men In the right
business can do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-12

Land Mortgage Bank Of Texas. lin.
Tied, VS. Lula c. Templeton ct al.
debt and foreclosure. 49,
j. W, Alexander vs.. ]. p. Woods and
$, A. Hatcher. debt. N"N
Waples-Platter Grocer conAs,.~, -,
learning q Ingalls,. debt.
ID. J, crider VS.. W. ]. Waggoner ct
al, debt and foreclosure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-12
REAL EsrArE rRANsFERs.

e. Boaz and wife to r.. N. Hatcher
part OF lot ., block 81, city: $500
+. W. Ball and wife to q. w. Dod-
son ct al. block 6, Jennings south
addition. $500.
j, f, Turney to f. t. Bergen, part
Of lot 4. block "a. Jennings South "a.
dillon; 500. eN-