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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
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aaramond. Ind. July 1.-THE saloon men
the city are preparing to make vigorous
ht against the Nicholson law.
D>iroit, Mich, July 1.-THE new street
; hystom has been completed and the J.
Dt tare introduced In this city.
10 today George u. Rupert. John kegan
John MoGuill. members Of a fishing
rty OF boys. were drowned.
WARRINGTON, July 1l,-Cadet appointments
Weat Point have been issued to George
arson. Emory, Texas. Claude s. Huford,
ernAte. Terrell. Texas.
southampton. July 1.-THE steamer cutter
The Britain cruiser. Speedy, foundered to-
y while on the way to Splthead. Three
rs0ne were drowned.
Chicago, ILL.,, July 1.-THE Civic Federation
u have presented to the Illinois legislature
bill tembodying the main features Of the
laws Of Massachusetts.
Miss. July 1l.-Ilon. James r.
,Cool, who has Just been nominated for
Q legislature by a handsome majority, will
candidate for speaker Of the house.
Norton, Va, July ll.-Intense excitment
eyeila over the killing OF L. c. Nash, a
oonahiner,. by revenue officers. Nash had
my frlcnds and serious trouble Is threat
eu<
chettlnooga, Tom. July 1.-Captain d:
Carlin, one OF Chattanooga's oldest and
q citlzens, died Monday. During the war
!. VA color sergeant Of the Sixteenth ONO
fAntry.
bonneville, Miss. July li.-Joe Foster col
Va. UN hanged by mob near Baldwin,
Il county, this morning for an attempted
l8ult o. a respectable widow of that place.
ster made confession.
Lexington, KY. July 1.-THE monument
ecfed IN honor OF General Roger W. Han
n and wife by the members OF the orphan
jgade. OF which General Hanson had COM
aud, vas unveiled Tuesday afternoon.
Havana, July 1.-THE Banco Agrlcula, OF
4 City of Puerto Principe. has suspended
5xneuL 1t is supposed the suspension Is
" temporary as the resources are estl-
lted At 100000 pezotas. and its liabilities
3aiinn. Kan. July 1.-THE Smoky river
achcd ne highest point last night and has
lien three Inches today. A large portion
tbs city is still flooded and hundreds of
7, people cannot reach their homes.
Rochcster, N. Y, July Hilary May and
eveihnd Coke nephewB OF Bishop Coke Of
lfalg, atudonts at Hobart college, started
Saturday last to row around Seneca lake
d have not been seen since. a boat re-
nbling theirs has been found upset on the
ke and friends OF the young men fear that
ey have been drowned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

San Francisco Cal, July ii.-aeyefai hun
drod thousand acres Of land situated IN the
northern portion u Los Angeles county ana
h likoly at any day 10 be thrown open BY
tho government for settlement. When TINT
viii be- depends upon the discretion o. tho
secretary Of the interior. Ito may DO 20 "
once. banlng his action on tho dccialon OF
Judge Ross In favor Of the United States,
but ho may await final determination OF
tho character Of the lands by, the supreme
court on an appeal which NIL probably DO
entered by tho southern parinc,
WnahIngton, July f1.--Thc land ofiicc of
fcinls take II fof granted that tue eahe
involving tho ownership OF lniids Ia i.os
Angeles county California. recently dceid'
ci In favor * the United STATS ny imc
pcaicd to The supruic court BY tho south-
ern Pacific road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

The Town Of Williams. New Mexico. In Dan
ger OF Annhilation,
Albuquerque, N. NJ, July ii.-The town of
Williams on tho Atlantic and Pacific rail.
road Is burning, Fire broke out on Eirst street
and two blocks OF the business portion OF tho
town aro now In ashes. Tho nrc originated
from gasoline explosion. The town Is with
out are apparatus, Tho bucket brigade
formed by citizens is inadequate to check the
flames. A high wind is blowing and the namca
are sweeping everything.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

''The Trllbys" went to Arlington yaster-
day afternoon to play game OF baseball
with the Arlington nine, unless prevented
ny fthe rain,
Howard FOgg and ia Taylor. two iising
young baacbhllista, who have been with
the Texas and Pacific nine, have engaged
with the Arlington baseball team for Two
months as batteries.
Marlin, July ii.-Marln and Cameron
playssi ball yesterday on the grounds u
The latter. TIE Marlin boys won THIS
time by score Of ~ TO Z BATTERIES;
Marlin, AIcCrackin and Rich. pitchers
Griffin, catcher. Cameron. Lsstersett and
Knight,
an architect. returned yesterday
from Hot Springs. Ark. where
ho had gone TO secure plan for Marlin's
$1,000 nntatorinm and snnitarium. =.
W Robinsnn a co.. lumber dealers. have
purchased he Marlin lumber company's
yard.
tall wax the Y. ". q. A. ball team VIII
cross bats With TIE Tucker Hose company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

David shafer. manager and trainer for
Walter @. sanger. the big milwaukee, pro-
fcaal0nal cycilht, amounted today that both
sanger and almself had been released from
the contract thny had the spaldingu to ride
for the latter arm IN 1895. Now that Sanger
u an open and abnsc board professional,
he wished 10 ride wherever prize money Is
offered, and not follow the regular circuit Of
tho amateur tournament giving exhibitions.
sanger viii now campaign" against John
son and others for purses. and ride undef
any well governed professional association,
Ike that tho trotting masnates propose TO
form. The parting between Measr1. ApAld-
ing and ourselves will be friendly ip the
extreme" said Manager shafer.
chris Won der Abe yesterday refused an
oner Of f2s. ono made by Plt,ahurg tor Erett-
enhtaln, PeitA and Ely. Ihis u about the
son. for II only Scods a rair 4 that ncrt
10 sifectually Kill base ball In 81. Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
TRINITY WINS Tm cur.
English Papers Comment on the Appear.
nncc Of Cornelrs crew.

nncc Of Cornell's crew.
Hcnly, July li.-m the final heat for tho
grand challenge cup the Trinity Hail Cam
bridge Rowing club which defeated Cornell
Boat club crew and thus captured the
trophy, representing thu blue ribbons or
gmtlss. Trinity won by one'thlrd Of u
crew OF the London Rowing club defeated
the Thames Rowing club for the stewards
challenge cup The London Rowing club
also captured the Nickalls cup or silver
goblet. The Thames challenge cup goes
to the Hcrons boat club OF Amsterdam,
Holland. The trustees OF Cornell tui.
Ncrsity, who ar now here, have decided
TO bring two crews to Hcnly In is'iB, See
rotary Cooper OF the regatta committee
heartily approves OF the deposition, aud
offers the cornell men every inuuccment
and fairity. lie asserts this VIII be the
best answer TO the criticisms passed upon
the conduct OF the Cornell crew not at
Acnly.
Tho PAN Mall Gazette this afternoon COM
menting on the Cornell crew says THE
Americans failed 10 enter into the spirit OF
the Henley regatta which calls upon COM
notltors as wei a. visitors TO dress az clean
ly and udlly az possible. The varsity and
other English crews make point OF rowing
In new Jerseys with colors unstaincd by rain
or persplrnuon u IN not too much to say
that such a dirty looking crew as Cornell
never competed In the regatta within the
memory OF most, OF It's ireqnentert. They
wore a large sc" embroidered on the front
OF their jerseys, and In every case the color
OF this letter had run several inches. We
hope they will get new turnout n they
row In the coming metropolitan regatta"
The Globe this afternoon remarks. at
Is much TO be regretted that the visit Of
the Cornell crow, Instead Of promoting
good fellowship between English Ani
American nthlttcs, has struck jarrins
note In the otherwise harmonious rivalry
of nhtlons at Henly. We caunot help think
Ing that the American o0rsncn have been
somewhat harshy Judged for standing upon
their rights. At any rate II would hive
been more gracious TO abstain from hos.
tile comments Ia view Of the decision OF
the committee
The st. James Gazette expresses the
opinion that there Is good deal OF un.
reasonable prejudice against Cornell, nnl
II they bad won the grand cup there might
have been uupleasantnCss, The best pos
slble thing which could occur was that
Cornell should be fairly beaten by Trim.
ity. After all, the most Important thing
was that our American cousins should
have fair race with au English crew.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Government Crop Figures Given in Advance
TO Insiders.

10 Insiders.
New York, July 'l1.-There was much
kicking among the grain men on the produce
exchange today. over tho alleged leakage
OF the government crop figures yesterday.
Insiders 1t is alleged. arc lust about "a
hours ahead Of the rank and file OF traders
In getting the report, or at least, figures 80
close to the actual condition that they can
work on practically sure basis.
prominent banker who Is Indignant at
tho alleged reports from Washington came
into possession yesterday noon OF figures on
the condition OF spring and winter wheat
said to have come direct from Washington.
lie had received them through a friend, and
refused to give names or figures. but TO as
sure the dOubters that he had a sure tip,
the figures were placed In an envelope.
sealed with the signatures Of two brokers,
and put away. This morning the figures
were compared with the Official condition
sent out in tho crop report. on spring
wheat the tip was 10i against 1919, gov
ornment figures. and the winter G5. against
IS 49, offielal. The Significance Of the i'm
port Of this will be appreciated when II Is
stated that the best local guessers yester-
day we're for conditions OF 1913 and 72.5 for
spring and winter.
II was said that the Northwest also had
straight tip on the government report for
they were heavy sellers In this market
yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

xvaabInstou. july LITTLE United Statex
Khin MONTGOMERY sailed yosterda, from Colon
fnr <ev West. ihc Nicaragua canal confniA-
sion il aboard, having cornpletcd ita cxaminu,
I'm ~ the nrojectoi Nicaragua canal and
nsnaws canal ilccausc the Montgomery Va
xanted 10 iolr Admiral OUNCES and North
atlantic eouadron In the cruise 10 begin
August / lie department has eountcrmana.d
uWeh,ia - hnnee h started, and the vessel "
nrde,ci Ia New York VIA Key West. The eom-
,r,i.s,aS wishes 20 10 put ashore ut Key WeAt
10 that Il may come directly by uain g
~. ~ sshoir landing which IL believed 10 ho
y '.rsat,sSte In xlew 81 the fact that they come
rom he frser country. they VIII 80 BY sea 70
N.,v Xnrk I..I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

va.b,nx,cn. July 1.-THE Spanish eov-
.rn msen asain cabiea Minister Dnpuy neiomo
s.n," ,nn,rine presumably concerning tho
M shs y n Ambassador Eusta. Az tho nin-
sater Il IN noltnn tho enhiegtam was for
warded 10 him there. While nothing can
X. learned as to the nature of she ilspAirh
No heiiof Is entertained that tho SPANISH
sn,olrn once 10 entirely satisfied with the
nrulnfst uasrrnrccs given the United Htats1
inioIster al Madrid yesterday conctrrsinN fho
inaccufacy OF the Euatln Interview aA re-
portod Minister Taylor alHo took accAA,ofl
20 assure the Spanish authorities Of tne
friendly attitude Of the United States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Joncrsonvlllc. Ca. July ii.--Aftcr having,
with dlniculty, bcon saved from the hnnde OF
lynuhcra Mrs william Mobiles and uua
Families will DO hanged In August and Mias
Debblo Noblos will 30 10 tho penltentiary for
life. That defines the result Of the exciting
trial that has boon on here for the pust
week. Tho crime was the cold hlOodod muir
der OF william Mobiles, a well.known farmer
who lives few miles from this place.
Mobiles was about 60 years old, owned n farm
Of 200 acres and was fairly well-to-du. His
wife was but little his Junior nobbie, tho
eldest OF tho daughtora Twins at homo, " 49,
negro NAMED Gus Families was tho head
servant about tho place, Nobiea was an
cnHy. going fellow and hia wife claimed he
pcstored her Nho offered Families so To
XIII her husband but struck the nrst blow
herself. Debbio Mobiles was In the plot but
did not participate In tho actual killing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Houston, July 11.-Today's game was
one Of the best played Ia the South this
tnlsh and every man In both teams had
chance TO show his ability and II was
taken advantage OF by everyone OF them.
II Will help baseball greatly here. as all
the fans are hoarse the game having been
full of magnificent plays. Fifteen Innings;
Houston 81 10 . o 90 y y . . . O-S
Sherman - u . o 20 4 3 90 % U o IL
Earned runs-IIouston, .; Sherman, .,
Battcrles-Hnrdy aud Matthews; ulpat-
rick and Dengcr.
umplres-rhebeau, Maloney, Fogarty and
Proctor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Galveston, July i1.-It's the same old
story. The Oeandera won, but II wasn't
easy for the Grays 'htr hard and came
near breaking Galveston's run.
1924 O7S9 Il IL Il
Galveston ,-....0 2 / 1000 o. . 5
Shreveport ......0 o o 90 2
EARNED runs-Galvcston 2
Home run-BrDderlck.
batteries Page and Badger, Mccoy and
Wecllbecker
lfmpire-- Mace
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
MEMpHIs WILL DROP our.

Memphis. Tenn, July 1.-THE local team
Of the southern baseball league Is Ia
trouble again. Manager Frank Smith, who
graphed Mobile asking for n proposition
for transfer Of the franchise and n rep
rescntative Of that city VIII reach here
Meanwhile an effort Is being made TO or
ganlze Il local stock company TO keep the
club In this city, hut II Is very doubtful
II II Will succeed. Tonight II seems prob
able that Memphis connection with the
Southern league VIII end with the present
series with New Orleans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Washington. July ii.-Fourtn Asaiatsnt
,,,.,,.as,,S for NE Dallas postoticp. granting
~ ,hn, ofnre one additional clerk and rails
l mi 'I he annuai salary allowance 20 Sagsas.
i ,ass w tor he pieseni poz,oiiics building at
Caincsvlllc. ...,..h.a ,oa.v M 1uia
IN =" Hanefcrd county; Mary y. Taylor. post
master; Dayls was today Appoiuted post
&c.,, rerinrd, In Falls county, Vice W.
, ~ a,srshy' rssigncd. and u. y. l.. Harksr
AZ 0eorss,s Greek s.,,.a s9me'se" e'ah's'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Washington, July 1.-THE state department
has received the following adyicsa under
date Of June H. from Minister DENLY. In
tho riots at cheng tn, the Catholic mission
Canadian maHloha were destroyed The
Catholic bishop was the only person injured
and ho IN not seriously. Strong measures
have been taken TO prevent tho spread OF
tho fiotous spirit among tho Yang Tso
towns. Chong tn Ia place OF about a
million people and has great wealth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Ing park today. Weather clear, track fast.
Tha professional bicycle races announced as
the feature Of the day woro postponed until
tomorrow. John s. johnson paced bylu tam
dem went a milo against time In 1903 rat
Last year Con Baker went q mile on the same
track IN ;ay Hat Tho postponed two.year-
Silver second and Rutherford third, bert
time. $40 i-2.
s.s9 peee-Royai Hal won. N. II. O. rec-
ond, Arabian Wilkes third. Best time,
2;si paec--nen H., won. Alto second, Jack
Bowers third. Best time. 800 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
TWO TRAiNMnN KILLpp.

Ponchntoula, La. July i1..-lliinoH Central
leans this afternoon was wrecked two miles
north Of here. Jack Purdy. the engineer,
was killed and tho fireman. George Ham
mond. and baggage Master Dick Hogan,
were badly hurt. Beyond this no one was
injured. The wreck VISA caused BY some
one malloously tamporng with tho switch
The wounded were attended by physicians
Of this place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

tpalertine, Tex. July Haunt Easter
Cox. coiored was pitched from the rail-
I'd track last night by the north-bound
isonger one mile north OF here. Her
*. back. arms and legs were broken, yet
nkin was scarcely defaced. Deceased
: very near a centenarian. inilrm partially
I'd and deaf. She was walking on the
ok and though the engineer saw her and
whistio blew loudly. she was unable to
rcppc. neither could the engine be re.
ned or stopped in time to avoid the acct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Dailas. Tex. July 1.-THE Southwestern
Tclograph and Telephone company has COM
pie.ed lis line to Houston. The event was
celebrated AZ the Windsor hotol tonight by
and al the Houston end by Superintendent
Knight. NJ ty0r browne and others. Addresses
wers delivered hy Mayors Holland and
browne and others. and music diseourfed at
10 tgton and Dallas was distinctly heard at
either end NJ tho line. The event closed with
a banquet IN both cities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
cuocTtws I'M coNvENTIoN.

South McAicster, l. r., July 1.-THE repre-
rentstives citizens Of the choctaw Nation In
convention assembled July II. adopted a
resolution mcmofiallznE the general council
which conyenes In October TO ensct z Law
creating a commission to treat with the
Dawes commission with reference 10 the
allotment OF the Choctaw lands and the dlH-
solution Of tribal government II is the
general sentiment that the chootaw lands
Will be allotted at early day,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Panthers Do Heavy Hitting Against tho
San Antonios

San Antonio July 1.-THE Panthers did
tbs heaviest batting today ever seen I'd
san Antonio and Won with rldlculous ease,
despite the terrific slugR.ng the Missiona.
OF the box In two Innings but could do
nothing with McAlllstcr. The score
II II Il
sort worth $1,000. ............21 - .
nun Anlonlo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ 4
Two base hits-Miller, Steiuhoff.
Home runs-AbbOtt, Juntzeu and Elan
nlgan.
Ter; Wilson. McAlllstcr and Stanley.
Crazy schmidt was released tonight by
Manager Ford.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Cincinnati. o., July III. live furiongs-
2anonc Non Oracle second. Mike Kelly third.
Time. i,ol ~
Purse, six furlonfn- caesarian won. Gallon
Dor second. Xolika third, Time, liii3
Purse, one milc-'t'rec Advice won, Tobln
second The Sculptor third, Time, i;i2,
Five furlongs -Maiorle won, Shuttlocock
second Miss Roat third. Time, I .O2.
Selling, one milo and nfty yards Enthua-
last Won, Joe Mack second. Clcinonunc
third. Time, 1!lh L.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
COAL coMnINn rFFEcrEp.


Ala, July la big COM
,rciai roal combine including nearly every
1rntnr In Alabama and about $40 100000 Of
pltai was effected here today. The pool was
acted BY coal commisser. C. C. Perrin,
70 win see that the agreement Is observed
the operators. The objects Of the COM
10 are ID put an end to ruinous competition
l1nfntaining uniform prices and securing
tier freIght rates Tennessee and Kentucky
orn&ors Will probably be asked to come
y the pool giving It the control OF the
tput Of the South. An advance OF 20 cents
TIN on domestic coal will be announced
X Monday. 1t is thought the price OF
port coal will be reduced to enable the
nbine ID compete with Pennsylvania and
10 miucs in the export trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

<asonia. Tex, July LITTLE veterans OF the
1Qtr Mar Of 1876 met here today At the
m oQuAe and perfected en- organization by
4 cIeotIon OF John Y. Criswell OF Flatonia
,dent and j. d. Mclean OF waelder seore-
4 Ihrro were only eighteen veterans in
14<Qfc, but altogether It was pleasant
uor. Another session was held at night.
repofts Of committees were made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

cnip1e. Tex. July 11.--Charles Frltzell,
If1i4n baker who has been working IN
>nplc about two years. died very, suddenly
tnr Grocn Front saloon on Tenth street
light about Q o'clock Fritzell had been
ig around the saloon all day, claiming
q HI Rot too warm In come recent work
= 4 before o'clock tonight he began TO
curious and Policeman O'Neal was called.
\ saw tilot the man was In a critical condi-
O aud I'D all he could to keep him alive
u medical aid could be secured, but all
,frta wcre In vain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

selling sui Ross Won. Founding second.
Mopsy third, Timo iae ~.
Five and onc.half furlongs-sumatra won.
Mermaid Eecond, nroadside third. Time,
Los a.i.
Five and one-hhlf fuFlongs. Don Garlic
won, Merry Thought second Miss Maxim
third. Time. isOS IL.
one mile--Th0 Broker won, Tea Set second,
BRACES third. Time, l.ib.
one milf and one.aixteenih-l Iiqgg
won, Mercury second, Jim Henry third. Time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

III paao. Tex. July il.-Peoplo here arc
more than over hopeful OF the early build
Ing Of an irrigation dam near III Paso. DR..
BOYD writes from London that one OF the
English directors OF the irrigation company
Will reach here early next autumn 10 kuporln-
tend the work and the resident engineer Ia
now on tho ground.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
cuAporD wITH FoRoERY.

Galveston. July 1i.--ceei Kingcrome was
this morning arrested on a warrant charging
him with forgery. The Mexican cavalry
hand which Is 20 appear al the Tyler Fruit
Palace arrived here today. and viii leave
for Tyler tomorrow. Alex Hudson, charged
with rape, waived examination and Was
held without bail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
HEAVY RAN M KANSAS.

Cherokee, Kan. July Hit has been
raining hero for the past thlrty-eix hours,
and tho result IL the nlmost entire de-
slructloh Of the oat crop In Southeast
Kansas. Wheat IN tho shock IL badly
damaged. Much OF the corn was blown
down by heavy winds. and tho wet weather
has ruined hundreds OF acres
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
ms pRoJEcTR Appnoypp.

Rome. July li.--rhe obneryatoro Romano
publishes today the toHt Of papai briof ad.
drchsod TO Cardinal Gibbons and approving
OF the projects he submitted TO tho pope DUR
ing his stay In Rome, and especially the con
vocation Of eucharist congress IN America
similar 10 those hold In Europe and an ample
educational program Of philosophy, leitora
and science for the Catholic university al
WaIhinntun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

imi1tesd, Tex, July ii.--Attachments
<pt4f run on A. f. Rankin & Co., doing
fxtcH1he grocery and lumber business
cttr4-i.. Brasner & Co, Of Houston for
ANY, D.. A. Rankin for s2s27 and Mr..
if 81 1Guat Hege a Co. OF Galveston.
- on ttal estate for claim Of 1900 No
NJ irfrbtcdnees OF inventory Of stock is
>1t1l11ble,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

on THE RACE TRACK.
Good Races Mt Brighton Dench-Track he
suits Elsewhere.

Now York. July H. Tho nest race OF the
day 1T Brighton beach was for the Mat
Illus stakes. From the starting point away
around the turn into the stretch Paladln
aud Mckee mud Monaco and Dcor-lnycr
ran M " they were hnrnesscd for four.ln'
hand, and thou Monaco set sail for the
leaders. lie caught them an eighth from
ioilt aud won IN terrific drive; Palndin
second by u short head, while Mckee
dropped back and Deggctt came up WITHIN
hnif a length Of the other two.
In the third race Dorian nt prohlbitiyc
odis won handly In $40 y. The only
time this time has been euualied or behlen
was IN 1892. when Potomac. carrying 100
pounds, covered the distance Ia ~
Five f,lrbngs, selling: Lord linwkst0ne
won; Ilummlng lilri second; HenaiSaanec
Five fnrlongs. selling; Frank Harris
won; Article second; Dulcie Larondie third.
Time, .02 IL.
Mile: Dorian won; Anrellan second;
Cuttn perohn third Tline $40 l-2
Mile and a sixteenth; Monaco won;
Paladin second; Deerslayer third. zine,
Mile. selling Daily America won; Fac
totum second. Pria thlri, Time, i;is II.
Five furlOngAs Fannie u. won; Second
Attempt second; Aneer third. Time LOS