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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
PROCEEOIAGS IN THE COURTS.
TESTIMONY BEGUN IN TIE M'GnArH
CASE.
A suit for Ten Thousand Dollars for
Alleged Indignities--Tho Sargent
case-Hcai Estate Trsnsfer.--slar-
risEe Licenses.

The taking OF testimony in the Mar
tin McGrnth case commenced yesterday
morning at o'clock in the Seventeenth
district court. The whole day was
consumed in the examination Of wit
nesses. The states attorney put six
witnesses on the stand. and then rested
its case. Only three OF the witnesses
for the defense were examined. Most
OF the witnesses on the stand yesterday
were eye-witnesses OF the shooting OF
Jim Rushing at the saloon on that fatal
Sunday night. or were on the scene
directly after the killing. and testified
as TO the manner OF the killing and the
circumstances attending 1t.
The trial Will be resumed at the
opening OF court at o o'clock this morn
ing, and as number OF witnesses are
yet TO be examined, the rest of the
week viii most likely be taken up In
the trial OF the case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

James A Hearnes beautiful play,
"Shore Acres" will be presented al
Greenwall's opera house tonight, to-
morrow matinee and tomorrow night.
The Dallas News OF yesterday CThurs-
day. morning says:
"As Interpreted last night by a thor
oughly capable and evenly balanced
company, shore Acres" was almost
faultless, and was accorded such an
enthusiastic reception as is rarely ever
given a 'starless' attraction by Dallas
audience. The success Of the perform
ance was complete and approval was
warmly expressed, noto My of the in
dividual and collective merit of the
players, but of the careful and artistic
attention to details Of staging and
scenic accessories. which largely paved
the way for the hearty welcome ac-
corded to the performers. OF these
MIR. Charles q. Craigs Improvisation
of Nathaniel Berry, a whole-souled,
blg-hearted, rough diamond, was a
triumph OF histrionlsm, profound and
sincere in Its stimulation of human ma
ture and worthy Of careful study and
unqualified admiration. The role as re-
CARDS Interpretation, requires a re-
markedly keen sense of comic per
pleXity and serio-comic humor, a dell
cate touch Of wlstful tenderness here
ana litFet ana IN one scene an tlnOllOn
quite closely akin to pathos. MIR. Craig
has found in this a thoroughly congo
NAL character, and he infuses into 1t
quiet, sweet spirit and treats 1t with
a delicacy of touch and a correctness
of conception that renders the char
acter as gracious with inherent gen
tleness as 1t Is always droll with serio-
comic humor The character of Martin
Berry, an almost opposite disposition
to that Of Nathaniel, was artistically
interpreted by MIR. James Bacakaye.
Miss Caroline Franklin's Helen Berry
was a clever piece of acting. The role
Is a difficult one in its way, being that
OF an uneduCated but determined coun-
try girl. but she is equal to the emer-
gency having a correct conception OF
rustic simplicity, except possibly In her
general reading of lines. Her words
are too long-drawn-out and rather de-
tract from the picture of the role
"A fine bit OF character sketching
was Edward j. Connelly's Joel Gates
The unexpected frequent entrances OF
Joel and his little waif were comlcal
and yet pathetic. The makeup of the
little waif in point of costume remind
ed one forcibly of the suffering so often
seen among the poor even in our midst.
The balance OF the cast We're fully up
TO the average and came In for their
share of the honor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

The Semi Centennial subscription list
continues to grow. Many new sub
scrlpuuns were received yesterday and
some Increased their original subscrip-
tons, Some Of the committees have
completed the canvass OF all those In
their particular branch Of trade and
report great interest on the part Of all
Nearly every one approached takes
some stock The people are In earnest
and are determined To have an eXposl-
ton that will bee credit alike to Fort
Worth and the state.
A prominent gentleman came to The
Gazette office yegtcrday and left his
subscription for 200 shares OF stock
Such acts AS these Indicate the appre-
citation Of our citizens OF the enterprise.
The liquor dealers, retail grocery
dealers, and lumber committee, togcth-
or with the real estate and capitalist
committees, are expected TO complete
their canvass today and be ready to
report by Saturday evening.
All committees are requested to finish
their canvass us soon avs possible. 1t is
expected that every citizen Will be
given an opportunity to subscribe to the
stock Of this company. New subscrlp-
ton blanks, payable to the Incorporated
company. can be had at The Gazette
office.
A mass meeting win he called at an
early date and representative citizens
of the state will be invited to partiei-
pate.
4 meeting OF the directors OF the
Texas semi-Centennlal Exposition Is
called for Saturday. Feb, 90. 1895. at
the Fort Worth Nauonul bank, az 4
o'clock, The following is a list OF the
mcmbcra;
X NJ, Van Zandi, NJ. c. Hurley, II.
c Burlington, S. r.. Williams, W. IL.
Taylor, Morgan Jones, w @. Turner.
Nj. b. Lloyd, 7. Morgan Wells j. W.
spencer A. j. Roe, b. b, Paddock,
c, II. Suuman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
THE BUDGET FROM AILLSlnla
r"r BUILDING OF NEW cos,,..
PROPOSED. NV
Changes In the Location Of -. :.
n and +. Depot Buiid,n.. ~ y
Considcred--Notes Of a'i's
Minor Topics. wv "a

Hillsboro. Tex, Feb. am. =,
qua Minstrels" play here toDIsh. wv -,
iy' kersands is the draw,ns ~ ny.
being his ninth season with ~, ah
q Pringle. He has refused M s''.'H
from other managers. ~ 0lsn
Stan Captain McFarlane o, 81.
walton Army is in the CITY ~ a'' w.
here for the purpose of recr' ~ 'as'
army. and swearing in some /, W u
soldiers. " uns ass
The trial of the case or ~.
w. Dave Jackson for sellIrs 40
In local option precinct rasn,, assH
hung jury, one being for aOo ,s
and five for conviction. ''A
At meeting of the Hu,.,o.
department, held Monday n,sh, 4
18TH instant, a COMMITTEES was ~
ed to draft resolutions of ,bs 49,
Mrs Julia Sturgls for her kInan.. y
remembering the fire boys Win . ~
eral donation in appreciation =, =
llant services rendered Of ina ~
fire In saving her property fron ,s' 4,
ravages of fire. ''Va "
X. w. Stinson, an old time h.,A..
has opened up new barber sho.
Waco street. sup
The city authorities are nre,,,,..
to carry out the provisions N y
dinance passed last July by ths !.
pointment of meat and anlmsi
spector. A' u
Mr.. C. f. Greenwood one =, =.
leading attorneys. has formed ny.
nership with Judge A. G. Waitsr !,
Quanah. who has located in HnIsh,'-
He comes to our midst recommans.s
in the highest manner He has ana
with much distinction the offices 4, ~
attorney, mayor prosecuting attorrsr
and special district judge, and has \.
ten been solicited to run for the lar.,
position, but has never done So l,
a lawyer, he IL regarded by all W.
know him as emlnently well quall6a
Citizens unite to welcome the judr.
TO Hillsboro. and invite as many moi,
like him to come and cast their I,
here as will be pleased to do 50.
The stockholders In the Shib.rs,
compress held very Important me,l.
ing yesterday to consider the buldIa,
OF new press here with a greas,
capacity than the present one, which 1
inadequate for the business Of ns
point, If built, this will be the largss
compress in the state. barring the Ok
at Galveston.
1t is rumored that the Katy oihsis
have the moving of the depo, bull.
ings here to Il more convenient pat
Of their grounds under considerable.
Where they now stand, the ground
too valuable, as there is too nut
waste land on either side OF the build.
ings, the freight depot on one ~.
and the passenger depot on the otAE
OF the main line. By placing N
freight depot on the same side Of Al.
south of the main line, as the paSsn-
ger depot, a considerable more yii.
room will be gained, which will " d
great benefit to the railroad.
The Gazette has been compliments |
on It's reports OF the local option eiss
tried in the courts here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

A Prominent ,iissourian convinced
About silver.

Mr.. o. II. Nelson Of Kansas city. No,
has been In this city for several days,
and was registered at the Hotel Worth.
He left for his home last evening. MT.
Nelson has just returned 20 the United
States after visit of about sixty days
In Mexico,
While there he got from the munic-
ipal government OF the City Of Mex
leo and the Federal district a conees-
sion for the establishment Of a Union
stock yards.
There arc six railroads entering the
City OF Mexico and each one has had its
own stock yards TO which were
the supplies OF live stock TO furnish
food for the 60O.eo0 Inhabitants OF that
city brought I'm. All Strengthening Is
done at one place. slaughter house
under the control OF the municipality.
As the railroad stock pens We're more
or less remote from the slaughter house
the cattle had to be driven through the
streets, and even though the regulations
for ihe protection OF the citizens re-
stricted the driving Of live stock TO the
night and between the hours OF mid
night and a. M. almost daily acct
dents occurred from the mad breaks
OF the half wild steers. and not infre-
quent deaths Of the belated by-passes
who unwariiy strayed across The path
way OF the driven cattle.
The safety OF the inhabitants. the
greater convenience and the cordial CO.
operations OF the six railways combined
10 make a strong presentation or The
case. and soon, Ia response 20 Mr.. Mel
sons application, a concession was
granted giving the stock yards COM
pany all u asked for and the project
became fact.
Mr.. Nelson, for his company, got 20
acres or land adjacent To the place OF
slaughter and the railroads will build
switches into the grounds, Lumber IL
on the road already, and by March Is,
he says. the yards will be ready FOR
business Mr.. Nelson IS very warm IN
his expressed admiration FOR the thrift
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
syow-nouNp N TEXAS.
The Unique Experience of an ONO
Mnn-Court House Furniture.

Mr.. T. J. Norton, representing the
Conant Bros. Furniture company OF
Toledo, Ohio. who. 1t will be remem-
bered, secured the contract for fur
nlshing the new Tarrant county court
house. has returned from a trip to
Southern Texas. in the interest OF his
firm. He had the singular experience
OF being snow bound in Texas. He
was stopping at a place which was
eight miles from the railroad when the
late blizzard came up. and had kind
of New England winter time of It for
for several days.
An addition OF $1,000 was made to
the furniture contract yesterday eN-
tras Increasing the amount to SlS,-
200.
Mr.. Norton will remain in the city
day or two before starting on his re-
turn to Toledo.
He is well pleased with Texas. and
has found his trip to the state to be
an interesting and profitable one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

a suit was filed in the Forty-eighth
district court yesterday in which Lloyd
Durham is plaintiff, who asks the
court for judgment for $4,000 against
l.. August and others. The plaintiff
AYERS that on January 3, 1895, the de-
PENDANTS assaulted him with their fists.
clubs, canes and umbrellas and so in
jured him that he was compelled to
seclude himself from his friends and
society for two weeks. He AYERS fur
Their that at the time Of the assault
the defendants imprisoned and held
him In their store in Fort Worth and
undertook by force and against his
Will to take from him his overcoat,
which he was wearing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

The morning was consumed In the
Forty-eighth district court in the trial
of the case against J. o. Hodges,
charged with swindling, the case hay
Ing been taken up the day before At
o'clock yesterday afternoon the defend
ants counsel made motion TO quash
the indictment on the-ground Of flaw
In the same. The motion was sustained
by Judge Greene. who quashed the in
dictment.
The case OF the state against Clint
Parker was taken up In this court yes
terday afternoon. Parker is charged
with assault with knife upon Charley
Jackson. The assault is alleged to
have been made one day last Septem-
Der, short distance from the city.
near the Arlington Heights road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

There was large gathering last
hlEht TO hear Mir Walker of iowa.
Moths are attracted By a urht or a
hre and get scorched or burned. so
young men are attracted by SAUNA
light saloon men don't keep open
sshop Tor tne good ot the puhlicl'tis FOR
the money In 1t. A man sleeping In a
cave mad dreams Of spider spinning
q web across the entrance When he
felt his arms being bound. he SAID 4
can brush all that away He tried
out IN vain. Bcwarc' young man! II
drink mas you In It's grasp Can YOU
dot out wasted yeara2 Only a loving
savior can forget Few appreciate their
hhppy homes, else they would seek to
make other homes happy Many "A
mother breads TO hear the stngEelInt,
footsteps OF II maynard boy. IAN yuuf,
father say: 81 would not take ali
Texas for my SOM" To-day. mo..,I. ia
taking standard above money Char
actcr lasts In this world LONGER than
moHcy Character viii yet carry the
day, praise God!
"A man said However bad l got.
! never forgot my motherA prnyorg.
y man Is better wnen we nave faith
In him. and a womans faith in him
cheers him up. A cunsecruted Young
man il power and tower OF
strength in any community. The times
may he hard, but you can be true. At
tho Worlds fair, 100000 were taken
In, while 100000 were tal,Cn at the
saloon Make up your mind and save
something. Save enough FOR home.
The best way to be n man Is to give
God your hrnrt DO II tonight. BE-
ware You shall reap as you sowr
lbs remarks on the subject OF tenn
perance were broad ana eloquent. and
drew the interested attention of all.
Rev Stuckcy speaks tonight; corner
OF Main and Weatherford streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

ceremony that Joined them together
for life.
They were made the recipients OF
some very useful and beautiful pres
ents.
After the ceremony the party re-
tired to the dining room, where they
joyed themselves thoroughly in an elee-
CANT luncheon that had been prepared
Thos present were; Mr.. and Mrs f.
s Martin. Mrs. McDivltt, Miss Lena
McDivitt, Miss Anna Cullen. Miss Hal
lie Gilmore. l.. E. Cohen and Henry
Roberts.
Mr.. Henry Roberts and MISS Lena
McDivitt were the attendants.
They have the best wishes Of a whole
host OF friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

The nigh school mud West End Foot
hall Gumr.

The high school boys. who are we'll
known kiclters. VIII do their best in the
field OF sport this afternoon against the
West Side Foot Bah team at Arlington
Heights. Two good teams are pitted
against each other and 1t promises to
be an interesting game. Both teams
feel that they can discount their work
OF last Saturday, which was done In
the mud and snow. The score then
stood TO in favor OF tho West Siders.
The game viii begin Mt y. m. sharp.
Everybody In Fort Worth is Invited.
The cars run every forty minutes.
The High school team is as follows:
Suddarth, center rush Rail, quarter
back; l., Leach, right guard; Garrett,
right tackle; Mayer right end; Nichols.
LETT guard; u. Mabry. left tackle; A.
Leach, left end; Holland, left half back
(and captain; Bobo. right half back:
Earl fun back; Abbey and Woodward,
ulbstltuteg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

A. j. Morrow to f. a. Hukill. 50 1-s
acres n. Morrow survey, $500.
Moses Smith to j. p. and NJ. A. Odell.
AZ acres $. Gibson survey, $40.
f. j. Goode to Sarah d. Goode, one
fourth interest I'm block 10. Texas and
Pacific west addition $1,000.
II. j. Rice to Celia Rice, 100 acres.
Tarrant county. $40.
Enterprise Manufacturing company
to B. l.. Morris. lot 7. block S. Afford
g. Nenl's addition. $1,000,
L. c. ElwoTth ct al. to Thomas
knight. lots 10 and 49, block 4. Airing
ton Heights addition, $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
THE GRAND onIENp


Wednesday the Grand Orient was eel
ebryted at knights of Pythias hail this
city, a team from ClobuInc came here
headed by S. T.. Morse, quite "a num-
Der OF pilgrims reached tho crescent
star. About ATTY Of the older pilgrims
We're present, ana the work was con
oludod ~ n late hour. On adjournment
the party repaired to the white Ele-
phaht restaurant where an elegant
spread was given TO the visitors. Mr.
Morse made neat speech on behalf Of
fhe visitors, and DR., II. c. Whitehead
responded In q BRIEF but very elegant
ana appropriate manner II was a very
enjoyable oocuslon TO all who partici-
pated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

wushIngton's birthday ut the south
sIhe sMcdIsh Ihmrch.

An interesting entertainment will be
given this evening ut the Swedish
church on the South Side by the Trim
ity Mission workers of the Episcopal
church. 1t will consist Of a program
presenting a variety OF musical and
lcaux. Rotations. pantomlmes, etc. 1t
lcauX, recitations, pontomimcs, etc. 1t
VIII be patriotic In the highest degree
and promises to he n treat for all who
attend, The following well-lnown peo-
pie, with others will participate in the
exercises: Harold Boron Lucy Edgell,
Ora McAdams, Hattie Patterson, Allie
Redd. Claude Maxwell, Maude Hamil-
ton. Pearl Pollard, Sallle Hamilton,
Ethel Bowman and Allie Redd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Washington, Feb. 81. - Silver men
have determined TO fight the PROPOSE
ton for certificate indebtedness In sun
dry civil bill and will carry their oppo-
sition TO such lengths as will prevent
the bill becoming a law II 1t is re-
tanned. a conference OF silver SEN
ators upon the subject last evening
displayed great OPPOSITION TO certificate
proposition and course OF talking the
bill to death In case the loan amend
ment is retained will be resorted to.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

County Clerk King received a letter
yesterday from w, c. Orblnson. u blind
inmate of Lee Camp Soldiers Home,
Richmond, Virginia Mr. Orbinson
wrote TO inquire about S. ]. Martin. u
lawyer, who married the writer
daughter and who. when last heard
from, was in this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Las; evening Mr. J. Il. Henderson,
the manager for the Southwestern
Telephone and Telegraph company. led
TO the altar Mrs. S, A. Michel, who is
highly esteemed and loved by her many
friends. The nuptials occurred at the
home OF the bride. SOS East Second
street.
Justice J. L Wright performed the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
A ISentucl,v Fia.I,t

90 ssIsaliles. KY. Feb. 2l.-The families
ma .N ~ Withoite and Norah Gray.
terday. during which one Of ths Grsvs
10Y OF y, was struck on the head
night. "eh ne oieu last
csorS., Mlthoite has been arrested Mt
are q, but the other Offenders
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

ton Heights car line, died at his home
near Bedford yesterday. About three
months ago Mr. Wright went out TO
q farm In the Bedford vicinity. intend
ing 20 make his home there.
He was well-known IN Fort Worth.
and was greatly esteemed by all who
knew him. The funeral exercises Will
be held in Roberison's Inortuary chapel.
on Houston street. at 2 p. m. today,
and the burial in the new cemetery
Will follow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

OF ECO go Tex; Feb. 2l,-w. It, Ladd
~ fort Worth and Miss Mary rjouii.
ns sn OF koekdsle were marriad in rho
thls OF the Pacific hotel at o'e,ock
Of ~. ai rn. Bayilss Earle. iuatIoe
The ne peace. Performing the ceremony,
Fort NJ. welded couple departed for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

You are hereby earnestly requested
TO attend the funeral OF sojourning
brother. Meet ut 1880 sharp at odd
Fellows Hall. at Gazette Building In
Joint session.
w. l., BLEDSoE, ". a.,
Union Lodge No. ais.
w. II. FRANCIS. N. G..
Fort Worth Lodge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
povERTY-sTRIcKEN KANSAS
some of Her Citizens nre in riii
able Condition.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Feb. LIB. W HAL
OF Montgomery county, kansas y
the city soliciting aid for sufferers !
that section. He tells piuable ue
Hiatt says the people OF Monisons1
and neighboring counties are eau'l
horse flesh, not being able to gel 9'is
food. Cows are being trained 70 an.
plows. BY this means the iaTnsi
hope to be able to put In crop u
sprlnE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Steady Work and oosd Progress on
the HuiluinE,

Work will now be continued steadily
on the new custom house without in
by the inclemency OF the weather,
which, 1t is not thought. will amount
to much from now on. as the spring is
near at hand, aud tha building will
be completed with even very moderate
progress before the cold weather comes
again. The building will be complet-
ed before the close OF the summer
probably some time in July The de.
tails OF the plans OF the interior ar
rnngement will appear as the work
progresses. Information In regard TO
them cannot be given out at present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
wAsnINoroN,s nIrrnnAY
Celebrated Yesterday ny All of tn
city SchooIa.

Yesterday George Washington's
birthday was celebrated by the city
schools. In all Of the schools there
were appropriate exercises commemor-
ating the natal day OF the illustrious
Father OF His Country, In which the
teachers and pupils united.
The exercises were held yesterday
because today Is legal holiday and
all the city schools will be closed I'M
IN Monday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Judge Harris stlll has under advise
ment the motion made for new trial
in the Peter Sargent case. II is not
likely that decision viii be made
before the McGrath case, now on trial,
IL dlanosed OF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

]. A. Startling will today move his
cigar and tobftco business 10 No. ali
Main street. opposite Hotel Delaware.
where he will put In stock the finest
line OF cigars. tobacoos. smokerE' a.e
ohewers' articles that money will buy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Masslllon. Ohio. Feb. 2l-John Nc
Brides illness seems to be growing
more serious, He has been unable to
leave the house since his arrival here
and the doctors state that he will lose
the nails from his toes and hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

The commission OF Tuck TrigE, as
deputy sheriff. has been revoked by
Sheriff Euless and Deputy Sheriff
Yancy has been appointed In his place.
10 walt on the Seventeenth district
court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

N-asn Baby was SICK, We gave her csstorIa.
Wash sac was ohnd. she eg1sd for cas:oria.
Whom she became Miss she chung to cas,oria.
When she had cAuarca. she gave then oastosla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

The Fort Worth Library association
will meet at the residence Of Mr.. Chas.
scheuber this. Friday. afternoon, at 3
O'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

The following suits wero ried in the
district courts:
Lloyd Durham vs. l.. August ct al,
damages, Forty-eighth district court.
Eek parte VS. C. w. Knight, to remove
disability of minority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Washington, Feb. 2l.-The ann Y.
encampment OF the Department o. " "
Potomac G.. 4. r. will convene ~ -
city today. Commander-in-ehlel =.
Ter of the National G. A. IL ~. =
cepted an invitation TO be pres'nI :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

We have now on sale at our office
100000 street railway tickets. For sale
Twenty-Five for 81. Fort Worth stree,
Railway Company. 400 i-2 Main street