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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29
rAMMANY no nATryY.
And watson WIN Not Gle. Many Votes in
New York.

New York.
Nov York. Jul, 25.-The Now York dem
o. rats do not ey.nco any interest in the
domination of TON" Watson Of Georgia
for the vice presidency by the populist
convention at ST. Louis. Sewal WIN be
s,pported in this State along "1,h Bryan
bv those OF the rank and lille who nave
~, hnl,ad the Chicago ticket. Experts
,igure tha, less than 1000 votes WIN he
cast for Watson the minority, Of s,ivcr
voic-s fav0ring the Chicago ticket Tam
MANY is pretty certain 10 swallow the
Chicago dose sewall. platform and an.
There may be decay beyond Inc project
I'D tlm- fixed for ratlfyins the tich"t, az
rhourh more than two-thiris of the cls-
trici leaders of the w.gwam are ,isrnanl-
ing action nj once Jonn q. .:she'nhf, the
~ Ross of Tammany. has already de-
sinred thai the organization VIII accept
rhe ticket and platform, and a meeting OF
The executive committee VIII he he'd next
week to arrange the details for the pro-
posed ratification meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

Louisville g; Philadelphia T. New York 10;
Boston 3. baltimore 2; Cincinnati O.,
Cleveland 3.
Winners Mt brighton were Patrol. Sunny
Shpo. prolier. Nankipcoh. Amcer. Man
chester
Winuers at ST. Louis wern Mermaid
Tim Irvine. Free Advice. Ace. Buck Wider.
Davezac.
penIsol and Dallas teams have dis
banded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29
TODhYS TEXTURES.
Probabilities - Generally fniri continued
high temperature; southwest winds.


Dr. Jameson ana his a'oelates adjudged
guilty and sentenced 10 prison.
There was another wrnngle IN the so
cti!sts' congress.
Tho English press comments on the
Jameson trial
The house of commons had an all night
~ sslon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

Kansas CITY. Mo, July as.--fil- fast step
toward organization OF local gold stand
ard democrats has been taken and the frst
of next week VIII witness the beginning
In ms part OF Missouri of an active cam
pairn for the cause OF the gold standard
along the line Of the recent Chicago con
ference.
l.. q. Krautoff. Missouri member Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

The surgeon OF the marine hospital nj
Washington has received no, ce of yellow
fever at Vera Cruz ana Acapulco. Mexico.
white man WAS lynched In Missouri.
The storm reports show great loss II
life and property damage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

oh. I'll tell to you most horrible tale
A horrible tale OF the sea
or ship that was caught IN Il terrible
gale,
And of how the passengers all turned pale
When thcy saw each s'oker stubbornly
fail
To perform his plain dit-eo.
Ger on steamers the brsyrst hearts Will
quail
When the stokers mutin-ce.)
Now the passengers never had shoveled
In their whole existence, you see.
And gran terror II struck to each sepn-
rae soul
Whom the vessel began to pitch and roll
umuil II was tossing beyond control
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

Bryan. Texas, July 2s.--Dr. Foster wa
convicted In the county court yesterday
and fined $50 for practicJng medicine with
out license. Upon motion this judgment
was act aside,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29
sILyER MES REPLY.

Milwaukee. Wis. July 2s.-The silver
delegates to the democrats National con.
vention have given out their address to
the public. replying 70 ~ 'sttss published
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

| Mark Hanna In In New York 20 arrange
| FOR tine campaign.
| Tie Tennessee populist convention con
vcu"d N Nashville.
Temporary Chairman Mcdowell OF thc
Tennessee poprrHi convention says Wat
srn VIII not withdraw.
Missouri gold men are NJ work.
rom Watson explains why he accepted.
MIR. Bryan advises against harsh cri,i-
oism Of popul.s.s.
Wisconsin silver men TO the National
democratic conyo ntion have issued an adj
dfcss
a rnmor Is current that Secretary Nor
ton VIII be candidate for president.
STATE.
Mrs ". e. Newton OF Houston blows her
brains out at In Porte Is
Wild woman captured In f'.lis county
Mr. B.ako's friends thiakfne would he
good man for state chairman.
Unsuccessful attempts at train wreck
Ing near Caldwell.
Grand Lodge. Ancient Order United
Workmen. in session In Fort worth.
JEFF Johnson appointed chairman Of the
Ninth congressional district.
Rumor that Jerome Kcarby will with
draw from tho race for governor
Judge Stayton withdraws from the race
for land commissioner.
Justice Garrett renominated IN tho First
supreme judicial convention ut Calves
ton.
SPORT.
Texas league Houston !. San Antonio 2:
Galveston 8. Austin s.
National icagne-cblcago q Pittsbufg !:
Brooklyn 3. Washington Z; 81. Louis 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

smik
TO zee those rich fellows so hard at work
A-ShovellnE coal 80 free.
('or that snri of thing In terrible work
When ones used TO liixur-cr.)
The moral of this need hardly unfold,
For ~ simple AS Il can bu
Youll have guessed that the coal that
they sioveled was gold
Which The bankers sclfisny did withhold
While the Ship of Stare 50 hclplcssly
roll'd
Almost into bankrupt-cce.
But now. for fear they'll be out In the
cold.
They're filling the treasur-oc.
st. Louis Pos; Dispatch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29
SUMNER Beverages.

..,v rrpERs AND f'LACKBER-
nY AND GINGER.
S1tE CIDER.
krRRY CIDER.
yIMs.SSRs iSSTA ORANGE CIDER,
tnsvHpERRY AND GINGER.
.,.ds have proved eminently. sat.
vnereyer introduced. They have
n. tsst Of time and use. They are
~ ~ n ,. and healthful and delicious
rigIsts-just the article to sell In
pate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

We are headquarters on these. having
Just received . large shipment. Also all
kinds and sizes OF Iron and Ernss fittings.
Write for prices IN carload and less than
carload lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
Antnmn Resorts.
LEEDS & IIPPiNCOTT
desire 10 inform their patrons that
HADDON HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY y. J..
m h zen, omen the entire winter FOR reception OF
Cost ano fonno.

Cost ano fonno.
sT-Bankbook di3. SO. Bank FOR Savings 30 Fourth
Il ave New-York Payment stopped. Please return
book 10 bank. -
OsT -uank Book No 7O1. 77a. Bank for savings. 80
l. p,c,rth-aVe. New-York. Payment stopped Please
return book 10 Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
STOCKS AGAIN HIGHER.
,,rE TRADING REACTIONS.
.,xp ABROAD FOR GRMN-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

TIE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER Is
kAl-As a. ,..cs IN RoNps AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

western National Bank were

six shares Of the WesterH N"''0'''
sold at 1l0i3. ,,,d market advances were
In the rai,W"' prominent issues. and IN many
G %sSs gains Of ana a @9Ss we're we're s
tered. The ho ,e~o, Is / 10 33l.; Chicago ana
Atchison aa3 car first receipts ~ TO ;i9.. Den
amd rio Is TO s. aa 81 2o' Fa% %ng
Grand Ggs Island lists IL to ss s s8ension So y to
first IS 10 md ond Texas DDS Y to 53'4' Reading
s s5sf prsference incomes "a to 49, and feAoS
general As. * to a. 90 .ar cent. with excep-
Money on eau n,ose AT 4 and per cent Ilne
ions nT was per cent for all periods WIN pan"r
%son IN cases esn, F fpr the
market was Np' r r little business doing. me
all per9Sa nice wi" names in some quarters were
quoted at ) per cehl. market was dull and un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. sept. j. consols lc'7. ior money ara
40 Ist preferred 2i. Illinois Central 0l Mexican ord
nary 1sl. St Paul common. 72s; New York central. %
y,e ins,lvania B@A Reading sis Mexican Central
per cen, bonds Gs IOus' He and Nashville. i2s At
rbtso., common u Money. per cent The rate u dis
crrnt I'm the open market FOR both short and three
months bills Is IA per cent 900
70 r. n-Pars ndvces quote per cent rentes az lu2
francs centnes the account and exchange on Lon
A., a, % francs 1Ss Tor checks. The amount
~ bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of England on ba
suce TO dav H. i32r 900
, shows . decrease specie OF :. 1,j.nO marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
pnbllt Notltes.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR THE

CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR THE
- following mentioned works. with the title Of the
,,o-l and the name Of the bidder ndorsed thereon VIII
- rscetved by the Department Of Public Parks al us
ofnc.s the Arsenal Central PARK, unih D. M MONDAY.
For contracting roadway and aTpurienances
IN ire Bronx and Pelham PARKWAY between Bronx and
peiis,, nav Parks IN the city ~ New York
10 ; For completing the construction q PARK en'los-
,- sus and erecting piers posts. etc. Or entrances
- -eventy ninth street md FINN Avenue on fiiN nlnh
Stree. AT Fifih sixth. seventh ara t"ntfa TAX W
.E,.bth Avenue a. hundred and sixth street ana
c.ntrs PARK Vss. Eighth Avenuel and tOne hnndi-
sr1 Tenth STREET. -ihedra Parkway and Central PARK
West Eighth Avenue
FOR particulars eco CITY Record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

changed with a little nrmer tone at the close.
Posted rates OF the principal drawers OF Foreign
exchange were 81 S.1 and 81 81 for long and snort
sterling respectively. Rates for actual business
closed az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
,,on, avn ONO SOUTHWESTERN.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN
BALI NUM- '''' ise. 1895, 1906
S:9 s9 ;' .sss !ss$ 81 !s asi
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER AND PrTTsBrRG. 90.
2 xss%1 :: % . isg II ss 4;
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
s::7s9 E. n,' ,!ss5 s4$.$ sts:
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
S g::ss; e s5s 1fI::;
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
s.ssss u, 2; ;s; .s $ ss So
~ CLEVELAND. 1oRAIx AND WHEELING.
x s::9s; e, 2, n s s * es5s 's
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN.
S s.:ss; Z: mr. P s . Sc e
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
E S.:"s; e, p . . .: :ss ss:55:.
~ LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS 80
z ::sa; {; %. , II ss: . .:;
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
S S.:ss; e .s! i;S s1s5:;
MEXICAN NATIONAL
S:.sa . e III 81 s5: s.. 's Sc
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAs.
2.:.s; {: ~.' III: s. ss ,s:ss
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
H.:sa$ z; ~ .4 .saS 'sss 80;
CENTRAL. BRANCH.
Ss%Si' ri, s s s !aS's :a
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AID WESTERN.
s Sg%sf' week e. mil" IL sept s sssS; !,
Jan / 10 Sept 49,. 264"'4 Z'4o'4l -'"''''''
PEORIA DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE
Ss%$i' e 81. %''' sssSi s ; s;s sc
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Second Sec w s.p in is s 2sS$7 ass5s aoi7so
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
N S.rans r of m in sept ss.sla q
Ian / 20 sept A.. iu1Gs0 l.245N 145o.o'"
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
Number u miles ..... "l3 ~ "ls ~ Ply
second week sept. -, ~, - ~. 80 80
Ian 10 Sept - ""3"ti ""'' i'f
CHESAPEAKE OHIO AND SOUTHWESTERN.
Month Of July 49,. ,..
Hnmeer gf m.es 100. se,$Ss sieesis s7s572
Operating expenses "''H'' i'"''''' i''''-i
Net earnings S6ItHo s"''Zl- s"''"'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

RONDS-THE MONEY MAhhEl'
,-,.a - Government bonds were Sl9'ooO regis
~ 1898 at 10 81, 900 coupon Us AT io,2'
registered IS Of 1907 at s,n 1000 o COUPON IS at
1I0s5' Final quotations follow:
lc4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-30
,,Das Cefen",

Gefen",
ia8t Qorb @acon, ,ma6t ben 9au;elr
Wanu", b. b. eineu 9anSeu Otault, Der
stwaS Deib. 2Stiien III Strait. @olt Sbr
fart ieiu? Die S6ulbii6er lieiern Sud
g9tiien, aber Tie gebeu mIr baS 8eritit 0b.
Der Sehrer muB oaS @erilt auSiilen (ober
Sb. mitBt IS our6 gelen tbuI) iuoem er
has Sii6erptieu iuIltrirt. I'm oieie weis
tere SntormaiIou gu erldngeu, nIuB man
ptele Bidder leiel, pel6e mr. IN 0roBeil
Vtbliotbeten 9%efunoeu peroen. Seoeu Wos
nat ueraus9abt bic burlington @iieubabu
eiu 9eorudtes &latt, welbeS 9lrtitel p0rI
30 bis 40 !3eileu eutbGlt, wsl9e 9sorGuSt
pou SuperlGili9er uno iuterelianter Wit=
tbeiluIgen iIber 9eogrdpbti6e, biltorii6e
uuo Dlllenl6aftli6e Sabeu liro. 0euu
Sic SIREN 9tamet uno Qoreiie all g8. Z.
Is. 8enpon, ". Z. II. y. a., ct. 9aul,
Winn., ienoen, 10 pirb SbneH III ieoem
Monat I'M Sabre 1896 zines bieisr gosen
m9eI6idt weroen.
n. B.-Oie Surliu9tou gabu lit bic
bette Gtute Don ct. qaul nno Winuea.
polls na6 Chicago ober ct. 9OuiS.
(Gitte, beim GiuIenben bes Namens III
bemerten, bab man ourb has Q.ien" Der
gn;eige Der Sabm i'm ,Ratb. g9elten" poer
Der r0uremb. @a,ette" bewo9gn purbs, ieis
neu Namen einjuienbsn. alnm. Der .. x.
Srutsesai4ait,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-30
Spesialin.


9etlt 6roniihe uro priuate Rrartbeiter
S6retbet tbnn ilber Gureu Eau nno er piro
Gu6 ELL gutter 5reuno lem. @eitu sic
oroere @er3te erfol8loS usriu5t baber, 10
tou'ulttren sic eiu Dtat Or. Se,manu. ST
bat 'tor oleLe gcbeilt, wel6en Don Quoereu
9e'o8t porOeu mar, lie t0nnteu ui6t oebeilt
l%uerOet. @brOuti DE uno priodte
GruntbcitcU Dou WGluueru ullb Erouer
IJto Ieiue SpelolitGten.
eotorrb, nit UeI6em 10 pieIe bebaftss
ltuo, wtro pom ibm III iebr tllr,er 3eit nit
Ielb'tet9euet MittsIu 9c6eilt. uHo tbr
tOnnt III 6Uuie ge6etlt wsr6eu.
9r betlt Sraut3siteu Ses 6er,erts, ber
Veter. Der Sungeu uuO oe8 Nugens.
Wsnn Cure slusen i9paf limb
lno Oeum 9br eire griae broubt, oarartirt
Der Nottor gu6 cine portrciffi5e, paiieuoe
ErIue. "a CT eineu iehr ieillen Qlpparat III
ote'eln 3pct bat. 0enu S6r auf trQeIlo
cine Nrt front isio uuo ouBerhalb Der Stuot
ruobnt, 10 tonnt %br Dem 3oftor i6reibeu
lIno i9m mittbeileu rpie sSbr iii5lt, uuo &c
wlro SUD 8Gnj erfolSret6 ~6ebou0eIn t0rueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-30

Time table taking effect May 10, 1895.
TRAIN NO. 3.-(West and South.)
Leave daily except Sunday
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-30
N. Il. WiltZiuS Go.
&e6et6lNer.

Croft Der strmcn SseIsn, uoH Sciep3 gfrs
mguu, ElurIer. StlGbruuSeH uRo getlptsIe uotr ben
3uitarp Der Seeier I'M 6tgttasr. Sarmt sInsm uoGS
i~dEOis,n Ssbst6u9s gum IrOhe %s.ris!bsH. au'saSs
nit artbsIem Druid. ma
9o. S~G2-StucrSs SctnwdHo' seprsSF Stsn' W'sgs
so. 2O2-sal6lsosr, esvrsslt Itttl, Soloi5uttt. iOS
70. 402-Sarpare 2eon Dstsr, %usrgoloet, SoIolh 80;
psrisn Der anSadbt. Gs6.ts anO Anoa4t5Su4.
,uiammtu,slieut aus ptn StriiIen eer Sst.igtH 3S4
Ssit,u. 4x2A 3oa mp ttueu StabIttta.
Wo. 7-s.iupdno, Getsn NIT &sItstprd9HHS Soes
iAnitt... ..... no
Vo. s-sdnpauO. 9tten nit as!ts9rasaHs, Salo'
ttttl uuo 9oloiauiIt. ............. COS
no. l5A-Persian calf, btesiams Sstsn' sob
ihritt 80. ........, ;,ooN
Ro. 3l92-Frcnch morocco, pGtiiEie Ssten, e!inoz
~preTure, SoIotitsl uuo 9oIoibHttt sos
Sp. l~g20-Turkey morocco, bIs1'dme Ceden, eltuos
preiuuG. @cIoIiitl uuo Goloituttt. L.. .Sl.2O
80. 3S?O-German calf, pdtttric Ssitu. Sltreprtls
luna, gelottsl uEo gOIoibnttt ...... $40
90 SpIt Sbr betem. GoAtaHot9ss gebstoua
ron ttusm pritiiEr Der SrSotSssit RsW yort. 4AN3
2ou. 4sO Ssitsn, uH0 nit etutm StaAlIst2.
so. 7-2eiupduo : Iedsu nit Ntltefpra9uuJ, Soio'
ihuttt ............ -, '...''-'',.'t oS
go. s-esinDaHo : OGDEN NIT RsItsiprasuHg. sob
tttsl nno SoloiauItt go. .......... ...Vr
go. l4-Erench morocco. bIsaiame GeSeu, Soles
frsu; uup .Gttsi, SolOibHtIt .......... IOc
30. S2-Persian Seal, watttTte GeteH, Solettttl
uuc sSignsiie. GoloihHttt -. .Sl,un
80. 3g92-German calf, paltIrts DsdtH, Sltnoprt's
iuH3, SoioihUtit o. .......,...... Sl.4o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

l.Allcnsr sourmnns omotLArioN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

The Issue between the Clark Hardy
organisation and the Democratic
state executive committee has been
sharply drawn In McIennan county.
The committee provided in its call for
general primary election on the
financial Issue that wherever county
executive committee failed 10 make
provision Tor primary election, under
the general call. the people them
selves could do 60 and the reault prop
erly certified would be accepted as Of
fetal. and that the delegates under
such plan would be recognized.
II was natural that the home eounty
OF Judge Clark should be selected IN
which to mako n test case against tho
action OF the state executive commit
tee. One reason for such selection was
that Judge clnrh's grip upon the ma
chincry Of AlcI.ennnn county wos
vastly stronger than Judge Itardy's
hold upon the machinery OF Navarro
County. No doubt similar action would
have been taken in the latter county
also but for the awkward oircuui-
rtance that a majority Of the county
executive committee OF Nevarro hap
pen 70 be supporters Of the state ex-
ecutlvc committee.
The McLenuon county case promises
to be n celebrated one In the annals Of
Texas politics Upon the iseue OF It
depends the ability OF the state or
Eanialuon TO preserve It's integrity and
vitality and also the preservation in-
Violate OF the sovereignty Of the indi-
vlduh voter. II a non-legislatlve com
mittec In one county has the rlsht to
cay 1att he people rhall not be per-
mittd to vote on question OF prln-
clp,s submitted 20 them by The high
cst executive authority OF the party.
Il Is within the power OF several county
committees acting In concert 10 usurp
on the sovereign functions OF the peo-
pie. and the Democratic party instead
Of being n creature OF the people,
would be rcmouldpd after the Rus5lnn
pattern Of bureaucratic government
The plain unvnrniHhod history OF the
McLennnn county contest, told In an
other column Of the Gazette by the
chairman Of the mass meeting Of
Democratic held in Waco to call pri-
mary election. viii be read with in
terest By Democrats throughout tho
state. To them the case will 20 up on
appeal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Cripple Creek IS the greatest gold
camp ever discovered II you want to
investigate for yourself join the great
excursion leaving Fort Worth Tuesday,
April 7. Tickets are only one fare for
the round trip; good thirty days for re-
turn.
This excursion will run via the Great
Rock Island route. For further in
formation call on W. T. orton, C. T. A,
corner Fifth and Main. or address
J. c. MccABE. C. p. A,
Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Following deals in realty were re-
corded yesterday
G. Il. Momand and wife to Ben ".
Williamson, east half OF lot 10, Burton q
addition, city, $3.50.
G. b. Momand and wife to John Bose
wood west half Of lot 10, Burton's ad-
dltlon. city. $3.50.
II; p. l.. Trees to George w. Trees,
land in county, partition and division.
w. W. Lee and wife. by trustee, 10
Mutual Building association. land in
county. $500.
J. d. Treau and Johnnie Treau, by
trustee. to w. b. Merchant, lot &,
block $. Holmes subdivision. 1880.
Max j. Rosenfield and wife 10 Reed
Finley. lot In block 1885, city, sss6.S5.
d, X. Thomas and wife to Edward
$1,000.
Esther A. Brown to Mrs. ]. D. VIII
SON. lot In city. $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
ADDITIONAL DALLAS.
DIED In HIS CHAIR.
AN OLD CITIZEN FOUND DEAD ny
HIS CHILDREN.
He Had, 1t Is Thought, pied OF
Heart Disease-ne Was an
Old Land-Aiaris.

Frank Sreenan. better known as
big Frank aged 30 years. was found
dead sitting IN a chair at his saloon,
corner Main and Preston streets, yes
terday evening. He had been ailTig
for some time, but about four O'Clock
ate heartily ana appeared In joviai
spirits. He sat In chair In the sa-
loon with his head bowed. when his
children found him. He expired some
time before, II Is thought. from heart
failure. Sreenan. who was an old
landmark here and well lonown
throughout the city by many people
leaves several children. The funeral
takes place this morning at 10 o'clock
from the Catholic Cathedral OF the
sacred Heart, and the interment at
the Catholic cemetery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Entered at the Postoifce at Fort
worth. Texas, 40 sccond-c1ass mail
matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Whereas. q car of onions weld
$4,000 pounds, shipped from w
Utah, consigned to Hughes Fful'
Produce company, (notlfy =: "
Fort Worth, Tex, via Gulf. sou
and Santa Fe railway, upon u
there Is due $3.50 freight chargf.'
reached Its destination. The ~
Levy has been notified ana deelp'1
pay charges and take properVl
therefore to satisfy and pay %.
freight charges and expenses q
sale, l as agent OF the Gull, VoIq
and Santa Ec Railway company
ofler at public sale to the hlghiA
der for cash at the freight oIioe
Gulf, Colorado and Santa 10 NJ
In the city of Fort Worth, It',,
Monday, April 6. at 1000 a.
above described car OF onions j
c. $. wynns, AZ,
Fort Worth, Tex, March -. W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Little Rock. Ark, March y
track today was sloppy and ina
discouraged. Three out Of ilve
lies won.
First, half mile. two-year oia'
Zeni won. Albert Vale seconi'
third. Time. $685..
Second. six furlongs: Helen
won, Empera second, Top~
Time. LII IL.
Third, Capital hotel stakes,
cap sweepstakes for two-y'1,
four furlongs. BoanerEris won.
Reid second. Goshen third. Ilm'
Fourth. mile; Garlan bet
Whisper second, Ben Man
Time, l:t5 3-{.
Fifth, six furlongs; Tex1
Micllle second. Defy third
liiS IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
STOLE HIS OWN CHI
MRS. LEcARE WAS ATTRn
voncE nur LOST HER Bss.'
Her Husband rouowea Hsr 70
Territory, where She Hsa COZ
to secure Diyore~

Kansas City, Mo. March 2i-t
special from Perry, o. T.. says
DIR. Cecil Legare. who CLAIMED q
from Donaldsville, La, and VIZ
rived here several days ago n g
OF his wife, late last night klars'
his four-year-old boy from Us ~
and Immediately left town. mia
gare says her husband was forine|
wealthy New Yorker and that !
now connected with the New on
mint. She has been living for ~
months In this city. seeking a';
and alleges cruelty In her peuIlen|
was married when she was es3
and her husband used undue inl.
to bear to bring about the marian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

A. nefeEntes TO the General conrer-
cncc Of tiie Methodist church.

Richmond Ind. March si.--Tho
North Indiana conference OF the Metho-
olet itpiscopRl church has voted unani-
mouaiy IN favor OF admitting women as
CELEBRATES to tho general conference,
The work OF cstnhIlphing the American
urlversity at Wnshineton city was an
proved ana 9 memorial parsed asking
the general conference which meets al
cleveland Iii May to.ordnin deaconesses
both NJ home and IN foreign fields.
The Heneral conference was also re-
invested nSf % abolish Tho blacklist OH
which are placed those who Violate IA
rnlcs OF The church along tho line ~
popular nfnnsofnentr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

rAnansr TEXAS CIRCULATION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
ro voLutrnrn ooNrnInrrons.

The Gazette receives daily enough
contributed matter relating mainly to
politics. to nil lts daily edition to The
exclusion Of all news reports tits flrst
a newspaper, and It Is forced to an
nounoo that Il VIII hereafter pint no
oniui9n correspondence unless from
the MIXTURE OF the circumstances It Is
Rdjuaged to be news matter. No ex-
eeptiou will be made to this rule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

New Orleana, Mnrch 81 -'tl1
furlongsi Pirate won. Julie ,
Sammie Young third. Time "
Second, four furiongs. Kotl.'.
sangulne second. Lillian Wilks'
Time.50.
Third, mile: Bloomer WON
second. Plug third. Time, 1913 L
Fourth, seven furlongai Lag
full won. Tlt-for-Tat second y
Queen third Time, i.2s o. /.
Firth. ak furlonBs; X. q w
second, walnut Ridge thlfq'
ZIG ~ 4.
Sixth, six furionga; Flcuo't
spinola second. Bust Up tkirA
las "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Ex-senator Reagan OF Texas Is tho
only surviving member OF the confel-
crate cabinet, He II. tnfeehled With
age and has permanently retired from
public llfe.--isooly Mountain Newe.
Has her Wen hardly. II every adyo-
cate OF currency reform viii contrib
ute AZ much as John II. Rcasan TO
bring II about az the result OF tho
present campaign, tho night for BIZ
metallism Is as good as woa right
now