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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Tho following are the entries for
Mondays New Orleans races an posted
by the Palais Royal Turf exchange:
First race. six furlpngs--tMinnie Wa
Wa. Julie. % each; Arsenic Kirk, Adept,
Minnie clyde. Royal Nettic, Lottio.
Merry Nell. Ferryman Second. Barley
Leaf and Albert s., i07 pounds each.
Second race, ak furiongs-St. Lake.
Discard. Black Tiger. cat bird. Venice,
RAPID Transit. iOi each; Longdnle. Raw
lola, Mnstci Fred, 1us each. Senator
Vent, Bob Neville and warwickshire.
ii2 pounds each.
Third race. one mile--Monk Overton.
FL Mundo, Mcndicant. Jim Cornwall
q, - Cox. Jim Hogg. Nero. Frederick
Charles. Joe Courtney. III ench; Say
brooke, and Eagle Bird. IFS each
Fourth race. one mile and a quarter
Peytonla. 80; Imp wolsey. ios: Uncle
Jim, "a; Haroldine, IS; Lonsdelc, IOi
Tasco 100; satlnct IS; Cass, 9s. Baidur
o.. Mikita. 80 pounds.
Fifth race. seven furlongs Carnation
Roubie, Kitty Belle. 90 each: CLANS
Blacksmith, Bob Wagner. vida, Con,
etantine. Halbutt. High Test ioi each
Major Drippr. and Baikllne, io7 pounds
each Weather clear, track slow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
COMPRESSED TELEoRAMs.

Victoria, II. C., Dec, 2s,--Two incom-
ing vessels into this port sighted ne
missing steamship Mpwera on flht.
terry. She was then under steam ana
proceeding south. evidently bound Tor
Honolulu.
London. Dec ga dispatch from
Constantinople says the United states
has demanded from the porte the pay
mept Of a large indemnity for losrea
sustained by American missionaries IN
Asia Minor.
Washington, Dec. 2s,-The treasury
today lost si37 900 in gold by redemp-
lions and gained $780, leaving the
true amount of the gold reserve sbs.-
COL 1884,.
Norfolk, Va, Dec. 2s.-A report IN
current here based on apparently good
authority that President Cleveland VIII
reach the Ragged Island Cunning CLUB.
near virginia beach, during the COM
ing week with a duck hunting party.
Minnapolis, MINI. Dec. 2s,-The
Penny Press OF this city. the only UNI
eted Press paper in the northwest, mn
nounces tonight that II has gone into
the hands OF a receiver.
Berlin. Dec. 2s.-The Boerscn Cour-
fer says that negotiations are proeesd ID
Ing between the United StaeH govern
men and some of the leading bankers OF
Btrlln VIII u VIEW VI wv ihifi hehitb
over a new loan OF $1,000 .000o.
Yokohoma, Dec. es.-The Japanese
parliament was opened today with the
imperial speech. His majesty said he
was reioiced at the end Of the war
with China. that order had been estab-
lished In the Island of Formosa. that
the relations between Japan and TO-
elgn powers were more Intimate than
formerly.
Berlin, Dec. ga dispatch TO the
Tageblatt from Athens says that Ba-
ron Kammcrscln, the fugitive Conser-
vative leader and ex-cditor OF the
Kreux Zoitung was arrested there yes
terday. Knmmerstein Is said 90 have
been staying there for some time UNI
der the name OF Herber. and has been
taken TO Germany.
New York. Dec. 2s.-Thc Evening
Post says: J. P. Morgan Is willing 10
help the government by coating new
loan OF si00.OOOO0o. That he win do In
conjunction with and by the COOPER
alton Of the banks II It is desired by
the government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
FAvoRs FORT WORTH.
Hon. f. p. Hn Wants state conven-
ton Held Here.

Hon. f.. p. hin Wants state conven-
ton Held Here.
Austin. Tex, Dee. s,-(spccIai)--
Judge II. p. Hin, who presldes at the
bond desk In the attorney generals
ONCE. md who IL n member OF the state
Democratic executive committee, states
that he win vote FOR Fort Worth at
the state executive committee meeting
ms the place for holding one OF the
state conventions. While II IN under
stood here that Fort Worth VIII be a
cnndldntc for one OF the conventions,
still members Of the executive commit
tee who have been here OF late. when
the matter was discussed with them,
Day that they have received no official
notification that the Panther city wns
after one OF thr meetings, Several
have expressed their preference for
Fort Worth for one of the gatherings,
and It romans only for the city to take
active steps In that direction. II Is
Understood here that Galveston Austin
and other places will be In the Aght
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
c lRROLL STILL HELD
Suit Filled by McGregor Bank to
Recover $1,000 From seweil
aud uenry
Papers Read In tho Meeting of
School superintendent aud
PrIncipais--Ac,ion Taken

Waco. Tex. Dee s.-tspesiail-Dr H. l..
Taylor. county physician, has returned ircin
Crawford. having removed the stomach from
the body Of George Moore, which vas az
huned yesterday Or. Taylor will besln a
chemical examination at once for tho location
OF poison which II Ia suspected was admins.
tered to the deceased. J. q. Carroll. who has
been arrested upon suspicion OF connection
with the death OF Moore, whs today formally
cha sed with II In complaint tiled by shefif
baker. Carroll Ia still IN jail. but will seek
release upon a writ OF habeas eorpua. Al
tho investigation and examination coneufnna
Moorc's death and tho circumstances nuf-
rounding lead eneetualiy to dispose OF the
suicide theory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
ANXIOUS ron WAR.
The upsnisIds Have Grievances Assinst
Uncle Sam.

Mexico. city. Deo. ss.-Correo Espanola, th>
organ " tho Hpanisrds here. in speaking OF
the Sow York worlds article regarding the
possible war With England or Spain. saga tbs
Bpaniards viii greet with enthusiasm war With
the United States. having many wrongs to
avonrs there. This paper says the United
States 10 not q military power. having no
navy or disciplined army: that II would bs
better Tor her TO have peace with both nations
and pay Indemnity for tho dauess dens
Spain during the Cuban inaurrection.
Some Americans now here now propose TO
opon the famous Chcahuamiipa caves noar
Cuernayacs, These caves are superior IN slks
to any on the American continent and are
much more wonderful than kentuoky'a Mann
moth cnys.
Doth 0uatsmaia end Mexico are highly
pleased at the acceptance Of Minister RAN
som AZ arbitrator Of the oisIms pending be-
tween those Countries. bis high reputation
insurinK the absolute fairness Of decision.
II IL announced that the Mexico cusrnasan~
and Paelne railway will be opened to cusrns-
saca February 8. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
MASS MEETING or TuRFMnN.
Colonel Clay Makes Remarks that Are
Loudly Applaudod.

N>tfssNNNHs
Lexington. Dec. 2s--An Important
mass meeting OF turfmcn wan held here
to-day largely attended by leading tu,f
men. The meeting was called by
cateaby woodford. president OF the
OwncrT and Trnlnera' association. j.
y. Johnson prealird committee OF
twelve ON resolutions, Colonel Clay
being chairman. reported az follows.
P"s"'ved, First. that all western as-
soclntlons waIch have guaranteed
stakes 10 close IN the near future are
respectfully required to withdraw the
same and substitute them for similar
stakes for n stated amount OF added
money 10y associations and with cnsh
entry system retained.
Resolved. secondly, that In our judy
ment all associations that have IA
many as IL bookmnkers at the track
should give no purse less than $500 on
regular days, and on extra days no
purse leas than 5000,
MIR. Clay spoke for nftcen minutes
to the representatives. He showed
that stakes offered by RAsocin tluns cost
the latter very little money aud that
owners were practically running for
their own money Unless something II
done to remedy the evil the turf win be
has fallen rs per cant and breeding
thornughhreds no longer pays.
Colonel Clay's remarks were loudly
npplnuded. showing the sentiment of
approval to be unanimous.
a resolution was adopted requesting
the committee on resolutions to meet
representatives OF associations and ic-
quest the chnngeH necessary. The cnm-
mlttee will invite representatives of
associations 20 meet them January 0.
at the ~, Nicholas hotel, Cincinnati
a resolution was adopted against
paying more than 81 tnr losing mounts
and more than slb for winning mounts
slnkes eNcept.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

A large tract OF land OF about 200
acres on the lower M.mders, was sold
recently by Mr.. spauldinE to a stock
company organized In New York. II N
the purpose OF tho company to turn
this vast area OF land into n canniRrs
farm.
william Major OF New York City.
who spent several weeks In this city
last spring, seeing the great possi-
biiltles for cnnaiRrc arising In this
country. went back to HE home and
Immediately set TO work 10 organize a
company for this purpose. with the re-
suit as above stated.
Some OF the noted capitalists or New
York City and Boston are Interested In
this enterprise which bids fair to be
one OF the best agricultural resources
OF the southwest. Several OF the stock
holders are expected to arrive In Dem
ing shortly, when operations upon their
big farce VIII. at once be commenced -
DeminR Headlight,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
CAPITOL
News Around the Gran
lite Building.
Hon. W. 8. Baker Prefers Attorney
General to Congress.
DOUDTnTO Il CDvJm
PREDICTS A SPLIT.
Hon. II. q. Ito crison or Dallas.
Fears = Contested Delegation to
the National Convention
Chairman Hnrdy's Test WIN be Very
obnoxious-items Around tho
Different Departments

Austin, Tex. Dec, 2s.-tspeeiall--A
leading political figure from Waco, who
was here the other day, In discussing
the congressional situation In the Sew
enth district, said that Hon. Waller
5. Baker, with whom he was closely
associated and for whom he bore much
regard and respect, would very prob
ably no, be an asplrant Tor Congress-
man pcndleton's scat In the lower
house. He said that " the ex-ehairman
Ind any political aspiration II was
rather for attorney general OF the state
than representative In congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
A SUIT FILED


Waco. Tex. Dec, gpeoiail-The First
National bank Of Me0tegor today flei nult ia
the 18th district court against Sam seweli
and Frank Henry. who ara now In tho
Lcascnworth. Kan, pcntontlnry. under sem
tenee Tor having robbed that bank and against
W. l.. Burke. II Ia charged that on November
20 scwcll purchased a dram at tho Citizens
National bank here Tor 1900 ON the Chemical
National bank Of New York. Whom leaving
the city with Henry Tor tho penientlary In
custody OF United htatea Deputy Marshal
W, l.. Burke. he exhibited tho dram. Henry
Immediately put In Claim for one-hslf OF
the money. sowell demurrcd to this but
Henry wat obdurate and sewcil finally turn-
cd the draft over TO burke with instructions
to got II eashed. one-hAlt to ho paid to Henry
and the other TO him tsewoll) Henry direct
cd burke to pay his nienry'N half to his
wife and family. The bank alleges that this
drnft was purchased with the money stolen
from Il and seeits to recover II and restrain
the defendant burke. from paying Il out ua-
dor tho Instructions from sowel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

/ S. Taylor, of Laredo. Tex, who mas mas
been prominently Unidentified WIZ, are .he
a.ho u une OF the directors OF same.
a anS " +. Hoillngsworth, a capitalist
from England. is over here making ,i Pre-
iiminary surveys preparatory , 10 pu ,,,st
ing dam across the Nueces river Jus.
,n hoss The international and Grest
Nop,bern railroad bridge. about ,,l haii
mile south e SG Co, SroG Ms He aaEe
worm comnlete the surveying OF
, mUas" suitable for Irrigation purposes
NM would he accessible to and within
reach Of the reservoir erected sdv by named aan
ing ,ns had considerable experience
geh ,rrIpation plants in California ana
other places and unS srS sacs axe S Sery
ness ihor9 y. ih,. success Of the enter,
fevorap,Sy INV that 100000 acres OF lana
pp,, he irrigated from the reservoir
sioelman and Farmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
PETER MAnER BENEFIT.
It Was Success in Attendance and
Receipts.

New York. Dee. 2s-The benent perform
ance given for Peter Maher. the Irish eham-
MON. was a success so far as the attendance
and receipts we're concerned. Those who TOOK
part in the borirg performances we're jack
Grace and Denny MoDridgo. Mckinney and
Kearsey Woods Of San francisco; young
Grlfo OF Australia and Peter Lowry Of Dos
ton; KID Meyer and Jack Mitchell: Frank
Efne and Frank Zlmpher Of Buna'o; Tommy
Kelly. 1.-THE Harlem Spider" and Ike Weir
Young" Critic appeared second time &C.
oompanied by Paddy German Of Australia
Naher was greeted with great applause when
he appeared, but there was considerable DIS
appointment because Billy Woods OF Denver
w. nut In the ring az his sparring partner
instead o. Jim Hall and Jim Dyer. Woods
was no match for MAher. and 800 people VINO
we're present were unable to Judge with any
degree Of accuracy Of the sparring possiblii-
dies OF the Irish champion In tho contest
which followed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

tions OF the condition Of the state capitol have
demonstrated the fact that It was In an abb
solutoiy unsafe condition. The tower leans
TO the south six or eight inches. Experts
who have examined tho building cay It Is lls-
bic TO collapse at any moment. < little moro
strain on the anchors and they would give
way. bringing down the entire structure. Tho
coming session OF the legislature would BE-
compelled TO take steps looking to a new
building or the Immediate repair Of the old
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

We viii use round numbers and place
the eggs for 1890. or rather 1859. at sl1,-
900. 900 dozen, and try and estimate at
some average price. Eggs sell as high
an 40 cents per dozen In some places
In winter. while at other places the
price IL at times down to 10 cents per
dozen At ~ cents per dozen for the
SlT. 900 900 dozen II gives $4,000, 900. but
we win shy 1000 900, Here We have
500. 900 600 worth OF cgHH produced In
one year, or the sum OF 1000, 900. 900 for
ten years. enough to pay on one-hnlf OF
tho national debt. At loo per dozen
we have sl22,bbo.00o. and at 20 cents
per dozen si63 100000. II to this we add
tho value OF tho poultry sold In the
country, which In placed al $500 900, 900.
we get the large aggregate OF 10000 D.
900 M tho annual product Of the poul-
try yards OF the United States. The
department of agriculture reports tina
wheat crop OF 1893 al bi5,9i?0 600 bushels.
valued at s322. iii.ssi. from which II
appears that the poultry product OF
the country Ia OF n greater value than
tho wheat product by nearly 20 per
cent. n the actual figures or the poul-
try statistics could be obtained II IN
more than likely that they would cx-
coed by 30 per cent. the value OF the
wheat grown In thu country. The
scotch proverb that "mnny micIsies
rnnlte muckle' aoppllcs with singular
force to some OF the sources or wealth
In the United states,--Ex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
MuppLn IN A cHUncH.
Prohibition Election Causes Trouble
Among Texarkana Baptists.

Texarkana, Ark, Dec. 2s.-tsnecial)-
The First Baptist church here is In II
muddle. the alleged cause OF which IL
perhaps without parallel. at least in
the Southwest,
The whole trouble. II seems, has
grown out OF the county prohibition
election held last March. In which the
pastor OF the church In question, Rev.
J. T. Jenkins. took a conspicuous part,
and was particularly aggressive and
bitter In his assaults upon the liquor
traffic. For several weeks past NUM-
Der of the members OF the church have
been complaining against the pastor
and urging his removal. Things be-
came so disagreeable ON this line that
about thrfe weeks ago the pastor ten
dered his resignation. which was. how
ever, laid on the table subject to call.
Brother Jenkins was then given n
couple weeks' leave OF absence and
went AWAY to a distant point to hold
n cnmpmeeting Last night he returned
home only to find himself out OF Job.
the congregation during his absence
on last Sunday having called up and
accepted his resignation. The brother
does not appear to be cast down, how
ever, as he has numerous calls from
other points In Texas and Missouri.
I'm which states he II widely known.
He IL extremely popular here with all
denominations, and with the prohtbi-
tlon people he Is n very able and effec-
tive preacher. His friends claim That
he has been made a martyr to the cause
of prohibition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Q, the Texas Stock Raisersf association
wnien meets In San Antonio Januaru
~ The invitations are sIensd ~,
,ioner Eads. Worries r. Brnwn n I;
DarhnEton, Sol West and II a Colo.
,nan. The invitations are aocomna n,s,,
oy very handsome program cards con-
.einihg list of the proceedings Of the
,neeung. The people OF San Antonio
,sNpect large attendance at the meet
II. II 10 understood that the railrosss
VIII give a rate OF one fare for ina
round trip. ~ 'ne
Berry Gatewood shipped a train load
cattle to Chicago Friday from Ennis
wa the Katy. John Guitar. president
Of the Ennis Cotton OIL company, also
snipped one train load on that day 10
Snlcaso, and the Itaska Cotton OIL
eeonpany shipped a train load. The
moods IN the territory that have serious
ihterierred with and delayed cattle
shipments have now so far subsidized
thht good time can again be made
Lon Barkley yesterday completed the
sale OF elghty-two fine yearling Dur
ham bulls to the Cohulla and Durango
development company OF Ssbinas, Mex
ieo. Tor S2So, The purchase was made
through j. NJ. Flanagan. representing
the company. and the bulls will he
shipped today to the company's ranch.
where they will be used for breeding
purposes.
Reports received from Taylor indicate
that In Williamson county only about
LOO head OF cattle are on feed, against
$500 last year.
Colonel A. ]. Thompson, the Toronto
exporter, is expected to arrive here
some time next week, about January
y or I, for the purpoes OF buying cattle.
As the cattle he will buy will be for
export purposes nothing but the very
best will be taken
j. w. Curtis. OF Magnolia Ranch.
Tex. and ]. o. Curtis, OF Salt Lake,
day.
j.. #. Conner, OF Sherwood, Irion
county. member OF the executive COM
mittee OF the Cattle Ralsers assocla-
ton. was In the city yesterday.
Edgar Stllson, Oshkosh, Wis, who
has ranch In Tom Green county,
was In the city yesterday.
Charles Mcfarland, of Aledo, was at
the yards yesterday.
A. p. HIT, of Mineral Wells. was
among the visitors yesterday.
@. Walker. San Saba cattleman,
was in the city yesterday.
j. b. Cowell was In from Ennis YES
terday. He has Just finished shipping
thirty cars of feeders to market, and
Is looking for more feeder cattle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Austin, Tex, Dec. aS,--tspeolal)-it
is learned here that the district attor-
ney In Judge O. A. Brown's district
will shortly resign II In already given
out that Mr.. ]. w. Rooms, a young at
torney who resides In the district. and
who formerly resided In Denton. will
be an applicant FOR the vacancy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
BEE KEEPERS MEErlNo.
Discussion Of Subjects Took Up the
Day--New Members

eSsiS" VI Suplectb looh Up the
Day-New Members
Wharton, Tex, Dec. ESPECIALLY
The discussion OF the subjects took UP
the entire day of the Texas Bee Keep
ers association. A canvass OF the as
soeiation by Secretary Grimsley show
ed 1873 colonies OF bees represented.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year; President, W. o.
Victor: vice president, Mrs. Jennie
Afehley; secretary and treasurer. j. o.
Giinisley; assistant secretary, Willie
Atchly Beeville was selected as the
NEXT place n meeting for the associa-
ton, and the date iixcd was the first
Wednesday and Thursday after tho
second Sunday In September. 1895 Thu
following new members were enrolled:
q. Campbell ]. r. Foote. Rev. II. p.
Devant, DR. A. Terrell. Misses N,
and +. Warren. Miss True Lewis. Mrs.
j. IL. Frazer and Mrs. A. NJ. Watts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
FEARS A DIVISION
In the Texas Delegation to the Ma
tionnl Convention.

tionnl Convention.
Austin. Tex. Dec. 2s.-Cspcelai) j.
Hon, II. @. oBroclo Robertson, OF Dali
las, was here recently. He fears that
the test Chairman Hardy viii ask for
In the primaries to elect delegates TO
the national Democratic convention
will be obnoxious aud such ns the
Democratic friends OF silver viii not
subscribe TO and MS II consequence
viii result In contcstlng delegations
being selected from Texas. lie does
not believe that the Democrats party
can AFFORD to go on record against sill
yer and his idea II that the Democratic
nominee for governor at the next cleo
ton viii have to stand fiat footed on
n free silver platform or suffer inevltu-
BILE dcfcet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Austin, Tex, Dec. 2s.--tspeciai.)--
Comptroller Finley. who has. since hs
sent out his recent circular 10 tax coll
lectors. been criticised by certain pa
pers which seek 10 h.Jure the present
state administration. today gave out
for publication letter In reply TO
an Inquiry made b, = citizen OF the
atate relative to the eject Of the Col
qultt tax bill pissed by the last lesis-
Iature The comptroller stated that
the act relative TO the duty OF tax
collectors 10 levy upon and sell per-
sonai property for the payment OF
taxes was enacted by the twentieth
legislature. Attention Is also called
20 the delinquent feature. which was
provided BY the constitution. and that
the act OF the last legislature CHANGED
the former method OF procedure for
seizure and sale by tax coilectors OF
landed property for taxer and provides
for the institution OF suit In the dis--
trict court to enforce the payment OF
all taxes for which realty IL liable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Austin. Tex, Dee. 2s,-tspeciol)-The
Information is received here that Hon,
X. u. Saunders OF Bolton, who recently
announced his withdrawal from the
Democratic party TO affiliate In the fu-
turc with the P0pnlist organization.
would be a candidate on the Ponullst
ticket for district judge of the Shoe
airing district
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Miss Rowett second; somnambullst
third. Time. ia6t-i.
Mile-Mamle a, won, Judge Dubose
second; Royal Choice third Time, iA7.
Seven furlongs-rcnaud won; Momns
second lie Grsnde third. Time. 1885
Mile and twenty yards--Langdon
won; Squire g. second; Balk Line third.
Time. LAT III
Six fur.ongs-oid Dominion won;
Mopsy second. Sir John third. Time.
l.lSs-l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Cotton seed meal may Kill hoys and
Il may not. The fact that II does hurt
them sometimes Is proved beyond
doubt. But the amount they get In
following cattle that have been fed on
II will not hurt them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
AN iMronrANr cllANon.
Colonel Hatch VIM be General Passenger
Agent Of the Chesapeake aud ohio.

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. es,-on January
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway viii make
an important change In itR passenger dc
partment. Colonel samuel O. Hatch who
has hcan district nHsfeught agent vt Mem
pitts Tor y year ur more. hos been appointed
general phaarnRcr agent Of tho entire system
vice n 7, Lynch, resigned. and Will leave for
Louisville tomorrow to assume control OF that
department.
Mr Lynch goes 10 the Missouri Kansas and
ToNas ms chief clerk In tho paasenger depart
mont at 81. Loua,
W. J. Mcbride, ticket agent OF the chepa.
pcake and ONO. viii succeed Colonel Hatch
ut Memphis,