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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
EXAMINER CANNON IN CHARGE,
or THE SUSPENDED CITY Ma
TIoNAL BANK YESTERDAY.
RANK EXAMINERS ARE NOT Ar~
LOWED TO TALK AND NO NEW
DEVELOPMENTS REPORTED.
-FOUR IN THE RACE FOR THE
REc.EIvERsHIP ALREADY.

Bank Examiner J, J, Cannon o. Dub
lin arrived yesterday morning and took
charge Of the city National bank, A,x-
aminer James r Mcdonald q Paris
st was said at iirst, had been ordered
TO ocme to Fort worth, but there
was \ hitch" as Mr.. Cannon &C.
scfiSed 1t. and the Dublin man came
instead. Mr.. Cannon is as poiitc as
Chesterfield with reporters, but that Is
all They don't get business inter
views with him. when asked for a
statement Of The suspended banks
condition yesterday by Gazet'e
representative, he said; Il would
be glad TO give sou anything in my
power were allowed. bat the law IN
der which i operate torOids me SAVING
enything at any time about any bAnN'
The street talk about The banks con-
oition and the situation the dcp lsliors
were In was not ahatce There > ut
tac or no uncaslncss frlt IN olaclal
circles and the impression ihat the
city win set all its money geneTailF
prevails.
DAY and was Waalne into big ledEcis
sournals. account books etc., Vlth
great energy. lie has several assist
ants ana wlll know an there . 10 know
"a a few DAYS IN The meanWaiio, thtre
Is NOTHING icft for the dcpositors - 40
but 10 await deVeiopmepts- Few ui
them arc alarmed and The greater
number enjoy me hope that eocJy thing
will come right Ia the end.
who s to be receiver" is a question
interesting almos; every one ta the CITY,
Mayor Paddock SAYS he aid not make
application FOR tho position ana knew
T,-thfnr III ne action Of Washington
friends un after 81 was done Others
WHO would Ike Tho COB arc; J. Carh,
.. W. sNlinqsworth and Robert Nc
Cart. ana there MAY be others. The
friends 81 each OF those gentlemen are
doing an iu tacir power 90 have thor
faVorlto pct She place and The eWolo-
raouts attached thereto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Number Monday, 900; Tuesday, 2sg5:
Wednesday. 1876 Thursday, 1851: Fri
Gay. 264S.
While the increase IN actual attend
ance this week over last has been 81,
there are SIN very many more ont on
account OF ickness-specially now, the
measles.
The buildings suffering mostly on ac-
count Of this terrible disease among
children are Nos. and s, the latter
haVIns lost ~ out Of heretofore reEu-
lar attendance Of S7-more than half
This week. the twenty-elEhth closes
the seventh monthly summary. which
shows during the last four weeks q
loss OF Z.
II IS still hoped that with the return
Of health there may be a large return
OF pupils There are SIN eignt weeks
TO the close Of the session.
There have been registered since the
beginning Of the session September.
lSS4,l S7l6-3l5z white and 5G4 colored
pupils.
The numbers, according TO school
census taken last summer. show whites
sS03, and 7l9 colored, or a total Of 452z
OF scholastic age. The city officials
have made full provisions for all these
children, but for some reason the par
ents DO not seer alive 70 the interest Is
Of their children.
Principals viii please send in their
annual reports 10 the superintendent.
The superintendent requests the
teachers Of The drst and second grades
TO meet him at The high school bulung
Monday, April &. al $50 p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
cnRIsrlAN ENDEAvoR
Local Union Meeting a; broadway
Church Tonight.

The Christian Endeavor sooitles 81
the various city churches viii adjourn
their usual weekly meetings tonight
and Instead all OF them viii meet TO-
eether at tia Broadway Presbyterian
church at O'Clock They viii have
entire charge, " the program any
Misses Peak, Roe and Gender ana
Mcssrs HARBOUR ana Foster Will rep
resent the dincreni societies, Mr.
sam Hamilton OF Waco has sent w
his famous &C r. Scrap Book, and
Mr.. Harbour win tonight show forth
is most interesting features. MI.
Hamilton has In thls collccticn publ
cations, programs, circulars, badges,
souvenirs, OF every description, cards,
clippings, dating back . the time
when the Chrisuan Eadeavor society
had but one individual society instead
OF g chain Of them cncircling the globe
10 all directions, with over Two milton
members There are pictures 81 soci-
cites organized and prcsperiag way
down In india, a nrosram Of The third
annual convention 81 the Chrisuan
E0dcaNoT society go New south Wales
held last summer. programs
and badges from similar gath
eriuEs in thc states 81 Wash
iugtoa, Florida. Texas Maine aad
from district and state gatherings iG
between too numerous 70 mention; sou
Nenirs FROM Japan, Turkey kurland,
China, Fcru, chill, Germany, RussI.
and floating societies on board United
states mcn-os-War. arc samples % the
interesting things this collection con-
tains, while the display Of badges
looks Ike a ribbon Window on bargain
day
Il IS also probable mat some ueuher
of IRE executive committee will OK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
CRISP STORIES OF THE STREET.
VARIOUS KINDS OF ITEMS HEARD
IN FORT WORTH YESTERDAY.
CHAIRMAN NIcKs SAYS no AL
pERAIAN SHOULD RUN FOR AN
APROINTIvE OFFICE AND CALL
ALL SUCH HABITS "NEPoTIsM'-
sroRIEs WORTH READING.

said J. P, Nioks yesterday; zone
thing omitted from our new charter
thai should have been Inserted was
provision making any alderman IN
eligible for any Office within the ap-
poinuve power OF the council This
thing o. a member o. the coancil run
ming for an Office that is a gift Of tASt
body is sae-ies Of nepousm mat
should lie uiIped IN the bud righs
away spoke 30 Senator Bailey about
the matter and he agreed with me
fully. Almost every one ] have heard
speak o. il thinks as ] 90, yet no one
in authority has had courage enough
20 make an assertion or take a step
in the right dircctiun, As an ex-mem-
ber q TIE council ] know what lam
talking about The council goes into
executive session FOR tAe election OF
appointve officers and an alderman
who is a candidate can vote for him
self II he chooses Besides II Is sup
posed that members OF any kind OF a
body have some influence over ihel:
colleagues and u IS mol fair for such
enc 10 tiy 10 secure an office on
the strength n personal relations and
friendship, II an alderman wants 70
run for place created by the council
De should FIRST resign ana take even
chances win outsiders What would
The country think So were 70 possible,
United states senators were elected BY
tne4T colleagues 90 higher. more la-
craJiNo OF more Important otiices2 All
Ands or swapping can be Done IN sIca
usiancaS. our charter has mol passed
the legislature yet and this provision
waal4 De hailed with delight by hun
dreds o. citizens all over The city
S'Ia"-e1s VINO come 70 the elty OF
S'el@e at"ass lake q vac" OF me mag
-, Nv eeu, 20 Use 1Hl cypress
s!c"' 4A..''I' ION .uf '-e Stacy 81 -,
% ne ltlN'ls zoe go 80. .. ~ y
80 80. ,'.-7c ga tHt-I way 10 VISIT me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Judge Harris Adiourns Court for II
Icrm-New suits Filed.

'''''A ~ 49,, 91ills 4 ,g5 JOE IRIS
Tho evarrinatl5r Of u-itDesses in .hc
Edwards cHse ,srpric5 tbe tj-,s ~ tbs
,-gl,tT-sIr4sfb lI.s,,.i-, ,.',,,., - ''-'
Jn5-e 1Tsr,,s ,,.'.-,-,l ,,r- -, ,...-,-...,..
on tsc trrr, In ne s'-t-a7-'.,-,1, ~
t,i,, ,-1,,. ~ ~ ~ Us
u1t1 Monday rr,r,--,ire ,rps.r, nv, 80. -.
lefrn yin besir ID
In fNe eourty. ,o4,rt l1pscs a,---s+---r
was oscupigd R-ltb ~ non-4i,,.y 5s,,.,-.,
,,ess,r5-tl YEA '''e ''oH jury u"eAs'
Sr,r.rs ,-,,r-r
SUITS FILED.
The following suits were filed YES
teriay;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

The DAY Cycle Store. 40 Main street
Powell tuldiug), carries fun line OF
the best high and medium grade hicy-
Giles, suudries and accessories. They
have the nusJ equipped repair shop ana
the most experienced urorRmen In The
clly, and are prepared 20 repair all
KINDS % deurately constructed ma
ehlnefy. such as bicycles, guns locks
UprwIatHrs. etc. Expert safe opening
ana key fitting q specially They have
the only cnGmeInE oven in the city.
ana % baked cnanncli7g IN any color.
All work guaranteed. Bicycles for rent
by tae day or hour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Grau's opera company scored another
marked success last night IN thai beau
ufai and even popular production, Fra
DIavoin."
The audience was a large and fash
ionable one and their enjoyment OF the
play was great. The presentation OF
IRA Dlavola" was a most agreeable
surprise. Many who were familiar
with the music doubted the ability Of
the company 10 reader the opera eX-
cept Ia a Aalf-hearied, raakeshift way.
There are no doubtinE Thomases. how
ever, among those who were there last
night They have seen and heard for
themselves. and their testimony must
he in all eanaor that last nights per
formapce was the best rendition OF
IRA DiAGolo' ever seen IN Galveston.
Watcher IL be that the company has
become accustomed 10 the house or
Waether u De that the fatigue OF travel
has worn on matters little, the fact
remains that each performance ex-
cecds in merit the previous one. and
thai the company ls rapidly adding TO
its already fine reputation, Last niEht
all those who took leading parts were
admirable Miss Masons singing was
exceedingly sweet, and the scene in the
bedroom, when she uldrcsses and goes
70 bed, was SO eXQuisitely done that had
The situation admitted Of such q thing
the audience would have awakened
her. taken her out Of he'd and had her
do the whole thing over again
Mr.. LanCois as IRA Disvolo fairly out
did himself He Is good actor. as
all who have seen him admit and his
singing last night was a most agree
able surprise to his admirers. The mu-
sic was far better suited 10 his voice
than thar Of any previous part he has
assumed. and enabled him To show to
great advantage, Nj. Per.se sang with
his usual ease and sweetness HIS
voice grows on one ana his auditors
were al times quite carried away,
Miss Fairhairn did not have much
singing TO an, hut then she Is such an
accomplished actress and has so many
advantages besides her voice that the
audience was quite satisfied
Mr.. W1oley made a splendid Lord
Alcash. As a whole the cast was
excellent. The choruses were good
and the orchestral work very accent
able.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
cnARarn wIrn FoRGERY.
II. p. Barghard Arrested Yesterday and
Sent 10 jail


Early yesterday morning Constable
Rushlng and Deputy Constable bnek
Hariing arrested a young white man
named u. r. Bairehard on q charge or
forrcry. j, was charged thai Rurg-
hard mad been guilty Of forging the
nance OF several parties 60 checks and
got mercy on she checks He FIRST went
10 The Terry DRY Goods company on
Houston street. where he bought a pair
OF shoes Tor ihrse dollars and gave N
paNmcnt check on the state National
Rank 0or 81 ami received he change.
he passed . check On Sanger kgos,
dry gods store for s2sa With the SIX
natdrc % r. Il. Mcknight A third
check ior S2S on the Live stock haaN
with the sanc % Whit Dryl was
passed at w. II Taylor's, A nofe for
$50. purportlng 40 be from J. Is. Collier
& co. was passed. on h. y. Nin, the
broker. Whcn arrested Burghard had
SEA in money in his possession, SIX
N,nds az $3.50 each were required, which
Burchard failed 20 give and he was
sent 20 1al B9rchard has been here
for a year or mora. is fairly vel cdn-
Gated. and Is said to be wtll connected
in Gcorcia, whore his people live. \
few weeks ago he came from the coun-
ty roads whore he bad been scni 10
work 0ut fne Tor assaultlne Alder
man Fisher with rSz0r. Bnrghard
has been employed IN the dry so0ds
business and has formerly held posi-
tons with larga business houses in
other cities
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

with our worthy mayor was the lcAd-
ing article. and presented Wilhargcr
couuty's advantages In = nutshell. The
Gazette is the leading paper In THIS
part Of the state. and has done more
for west aud northwest Texas than an
the other metropolitan papers OF Texas
combined.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
NOTIFY, NJ prrRI.Ir

On account OF the unsafe oonis
Of tie hndge and because the clul
prohibited the use Of The same vi
discontinue the Union stock yar4l
that runs from Union depot TO "
but Will continue TO give service .
the north side Of the bridge TO pasi
house.
FORT WORTH STREET Ry. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
ST ANDREWS CHURCH.
Services Today and Special sOns
vice Tonight

Services at st. Andrews y
VIII be as follows; Morning ~
s;l5 a. m. TO be followed irnmean
with Sunday school, AAr. John R I
lay superintendent Celebratio'
Holy Communion, with sermon. ~
Evening prayer ana sermon. = ~
Following is the program Of u
numbers at the morning service;
Noluntary-"O, Jesus, Thea
Standing" Shepard.
hyraes in g, Beethoven.
Glor Tihi in c, old Tones.
The Palms" baritone solo. Fsl'
Offertory-'P Praise Ee," Verdi
Presentation Sentence in c
Tones
AT the special song service iff
the following musical numbers "
rendered.
NoluntaTy-Trio-Flufe, violin ~
gan, Meadelssohn-Mrs. MeAlis:th
Z. d, Lusll. Master George LlsL
Angels SerenAde-''O Lord, ! "
soprano solo with flute enf
Bragga-Miss Burrows, Mr.. Lus1
Bonum Est in It, Chant
Deus Misereatur In +. kntzscl.-'
CONGRATULATIONS Ye y.
Mrs, cur'tice. Mr.. Thompson, Ar Z
hotter.
Presentation Sentence N
Tones.
Heavenly Life. Mozart-oulsfs''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
EXTRA COTTON BELT AT,
TIoNs FOR TIE SUMMER or

EXTRA COTTON BELT At
TONS FOR TEE SUMMER or
Special low round trip rates =
made with liberal limits and =.
Recommendations for persons Az
Southern Baptist cOnpenrsuh
tnEtOn. d. c., May 10. Al
General Assembly Cumbeiih1-
hyteIian church, Meridian. AAi''.
&c.
international convention ~
Tongue, Chattanooga, Tenn "
Memphis grand iuter-sth"
Memphis. Tenn, May II 10 q
International convention
United Society OF Christian ~
Boston, Mass. July no.
Ti'ienniA conclave Of knisne
pinrs. BOSTON. Mass. August -
Cotton States and INTERIM ~
position, Atlanta, Ga, Sepiesnp.
December n.
Baptist Young Peoples rnion
mote, Ma, July Is.
These rates are open to the n
public besides the usual sun.ins
Isis rates TO the health ano ~
resorts of the North and LIS. 4
Can or write 10 the ueArr''
Belt ticket Hcent for dates =.
rates and limits. Cniwesp1n = /,
nritsd 3. G. WARNER, "a: Z
a. A. Gibson. Is3s.,r'
T. p. A.. Fort Worth =
espeetfnlly, 4 p
8, G. WARNEh =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

peared at the opera house last night be-
lore a select audience in his great lee
iure. 1he Harp OF Thousand
Strings" Col Marchbanks has no SUI
perior as an orator. and ne is favorabiy
known from Carter to shelby. and as
a stump speaker he never fails to pull
ont the mossbacRs In the lecture field.
II his effort last night was a criterion.
he Will be equally popular With the
public.
In the limited space It will be impos-
sihle to attempt to give synopsis OF
one OF the Erandest lectures that has
ever been delivered in Chattanooga
The flights Of eloquerrc were like the
grsndest Of American IFo7, the eagle;
they carried one 10 the sublime heights
OF enjoyment. The lecture, taken as a
whole cannot Pc surpassed, ano VIII
add much to the fame Of an already
distinguished gentleman, Tor 1t Is so IN
geniously constructed that 1t embraces
every single element that is calculated
to please the human mind. II shines
with gems Of Thought; II sparkles with
wit. Il twinhies with humor: II Is unged
with sarcasm and IS ieemlng with
pathos. Il blends oratory, eloquence,
wit humor and pathos into one glori-
Gus bunch. and though Il does not in
taNicate. yet II exhllfrates. The News
extends congratulations 10 Col. March
banks upon his mastery effort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

meeting, with prayers and PRAISES
Mrs. Drake gaze an lutcrrsiinS state.
n,cnt OF one who formally npr'sod eut
now Welcomed her as Christian wom-
AL Brother Eger followei Win an
earnest testimony. urging all 70 stans
fast for chris. and the right. freaeh-
Ing al II by ] H. jackson; SUNDAY
school At $50 and Brother Eger speaks
al $ ". m. Allh are welcome, Corner
Main and Weathertord streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

as ushers, personal workers, SUD
and many other details are 10 be ~
after, and all those who will tsti K
part are urged 10 be present Of s
meeting that a thorough undersf.
ing may he had. Every one VII
tends can be used. The workers ,
training class will meet at 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Jules Grau's opera company, to play
return engagement Easter week,
commencing Monday. April Is. opening
On the great Raudil opera Fra Dia-
voln" Grau has played TO the largest
business ever known in the history Of
Texas IN Galveston. Houston, Austin,
Worth, arr the only two cities which
tile company returns 10. The Galveston
Mons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

on account OF the unsafe coudif{ar,
Of the bridge, and because thc civ has
prohibited the use Of same, We will
discontinue the stock yard car that
runs from the Union depot to bridge
but Wall continue to run car north Of
bridge 10 packing house
FORT WORTH STREET RY. co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
soNs on HERMANN or1rrpAr7

CaIa schlldcr secretary 81 iho local
SONS o. Hermann lodge, hhs rtceiVca
an Invitation extended 10 thc whole
hedge 20 participate 30 the celebration
81 Tho Hfneth anniversary of the first
German settlement ln Texas The nrsi
settlement was al NcW I3raunsNs Ia
three Days, Mas H. - ana l1. Great
preparations have been made and nil
oormaus anticipate an enjoyable t.IuA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

III q r c. trnia leaving Fort Worth
a. linaime, ana G., c. n 3 ~ frutr
having FaT1 worth NJ 7'Bf p. N. malice
immediate connection nj Mnuno V-itb
Z. q 6. y titin gur pnri1r. Anstln
san Anionio, Laredo Rns points in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

A little company mrt az THIS mission
last night Supcante-dcnt WHEY read
hho Scriptuie lessan from Psalm IN
BINS made Some good remarks thereon.
chere Followed pleasant testimony
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Report OF progress for the Week End
ing April 5, 1895.

The following Is weekly statement
or the average actual enrolment, at
tendance and hardness in the city pub
lie schools Of Fort Worth. Tex. for
the week ending Friday. April :, 1896:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

The TeRuhers University School or
Tort Worth Chnriersa.

The Teachers University sehonl win
be opened ~ The Fn't Worth uuiversif g
Iune li ana crrtinue until Auruu 1e
The hdnrd ~ directors nre u NJ Van
landt' G IT. SillEnhn o, L. Fisher n
n, Thompson G. D. u. FsIlnsr \ r
leW'right d -, Brumlette and N
ChHsc, The school has beau chartered
una aims nj pefmanencv ana ENLARGED
fhoillties from wear to year. The rur-
pose IS 10 ofler tenahers. saaniRiiEts ANA
advanced students higher instrur,finn
under representative udncHturg 1t Is in.
Dependent ~ MI other institutions. mo
Faculty Includes some OF the ableg,
educators IN the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
RuRNEp llls rooT.
C, ". clnrpool Meets with q Serious
Accident Yesterday.

G. W. Clagponl. n young man WIN
lives AZ lbll Main street. mel with a
paintul Incident yesterday. AZ rad
been rubbing his foot with snir-lts N
trfpentine, ana lighting his pipe he
threw The burning match upan me
floor ana accidentally irnitpd the elntn
upon his foot. Excited by ths min NJ
dashed his loot into the nearest YES
sei OF winter. which proved 10 be boil
LIS una was severely snalded Mr..
treatment. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
AS no PACKING HOUSES.
When Market Is Es:rhlisAea Her
More WIN Come.


G. W, Simpson has returned from a
~ or several weeks to Chicago. New
Aofk, Boston and other points IL, me
North and East, Mr.. Simpson vrss
asked ~ there were any irnresia+e
lFospects Tor mare phckinc houses IN
Fart Worth, ana replied that nothl,r
was contemplated in that Line iust af
present. hut as soon as we heE -
Tnarket wen established here the pacE-
ing hnuge business would Increase
}. J. McGrHth. Representative ~ ~.
Spa's4 ibckluE company a. ODshp
Neh- has arrived here. hnd viii lerate
a. The stock Yards hotel where be VIZ
huy I've stock for bis firm M NJ
Grhth 10 very favrAhlv impressed vim
what he has seen o. Fort Worth ma
CONSIDERS u a fne field Tor future AZ
Telopment 81 The live st0el, ana 49,
Ing house business.
Charles Campbell OF J. II. csrrh.Jt
Co of 81. Louis O. here. ma win -.
main far several weeks IN ~.
est Of his Arm 'n'ei-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

tielainss' new Perfection rsfrlrerata,
sold on easy payments al
MADDOX, ELLISON A 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
Refrigerator,
Our new line has
Jusl arrived aud
WIN be sold on
EASY payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON a co.

co 70 Startling P5ekw!uk cigar stHre
TOT tine box Cigars ~ aRyJhlns ia amoi-
ers or cisewors Tine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Go TO starting Pickwick cigar store
for tine box cigars or anything IN smok-
rgSf or cheMcrs' line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

The hest refrigerator
ON the mRrket.
lflalugs new pnrfeafian.
SOFA on easy pRymsnis al
MADDOX, ELLISON q co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Just arrived
our new refrigerators and
We
sen lntIa on ehsy payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON q ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
AT gHR v. M. al a.
Special Services Toasy tor Christian
Workers.

The Z O'clock mems meeting at tAa
speriNl prayer for the Y NJ. G. A s,tpts
convention. which meets M Ausrin
April n, and ION the Moody rneetsnsss
70 begin IN this rify on the ISM. All
men are invited u this service. l,Iit
those who Ere willing 10 work ln ana
Tor The Moody mestlnss are especinIfy
urged 10 be present Glen are wanted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Elmer & Amends prescription No.
2S5l has cured thousands Of cases Of
rheumatism. No sufferer should fail
TO give il a trial c. W. Preston &
Co, agents, Galveston. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
THAT THIRD WARD MuDpLE.
MT. wallis Has saia He Would Not
Qualify.


Qualify.
That ruling Of Assistant Attorney
General Lockett has caused as much
discussion as Oscar Wide There has
been considerable talk since the elee-
lion Of the situation in The Third ward
AlderInAnie contest. As viii be rennein-
btred Alderman Wallis Withdrew from
the race the day before the election
and, part Of his support going 10 A ]
Chambers, part scattering. he was de-
foated by Alex CAnto. However In
the city Al large Mr. Wallis received
ten votes or more to Canto's one The
question has hiissa now. which. Canto
or Wallis, was legally elected. accord.
ms 10 M, Lhckett's decision. that AL
derrnea should he voted for all over
The city,
In his call Mayor Paddock stated
the election would be by wards. a..
cnrdlng TO provision Of the char-fsr
his il Is said, makes the election al
Chnto valid, no matter how badly he
was showed under in the CITY al large
But al question OF a contest Is re-
moved by Alderman Wallis ernphatie
declaration thai he wUnld not GuaiifJ
under any circumstances. This SETTLES
the matter, decision or no decision. ana
The ward VIII be represented by In
Cr1ix and Cantn.