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CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati ...........0 20 o )
- Earned runs Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, 3.
I"o-Dase h!tS-Hoy 2). Thrce-base hit-Sullivan.
Home run Thompson. Sacrifice bits-Burke, Hall
man Delehanty, Sullivan. Stolen bases-Miller,
Sullivan l2 Hulen. Left on bases-Cincinnati, 6;
Double playaHulen. Mailman and Brouthers First
on errors-philad.lpha ). First on balls-On
Fisher, 3; off Taylor =. UEpirc-Hurst Time
One hour and ffty.hve minutes
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1t wac q close game in Baltimore Also
The Pirates scored their four runs in the
fourth on four doubles Killen pitched
well, except In the first inning. Baltimore
won the game in the ninth, when, with
the bases full. Jennings was hit by pitch
ed ball and the winning Pun was forced in.
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LOUISVILLE

ruliS-1OStOn, %, LOUISVILLE, =. IWo-baSe
hit-Hanilton. Three-base hts-Eusttce. Clark.
Sacrifice hit McDermott. Stolen tases-IIamllton
and Lowe. First base on balls-By Nichols. 2; by
McDerInott 4: by Hill, T. Struck out-By Nichols
I: by McDermott. l; by HILL 2. Double play
Harrington Tucker and Trnney. Wild pitch
Nichols Hit by pitched ball-ColIins. TimG-Two
hours and twenty minutes. Umpire-I.yn,.il
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Corcoran's Great stick Work.

Corcoran's stick work was the leading
feature of the Brooklyn-St Louis game
He made four hits and batted in five of the
six runs credited to Brooklyn. Daub pitch
ed good game, and it was a certainty
from the start that the home team would
yx-ip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-04

Ripans Tabules sold 10y druggists, or by mail
II the price go cents box is 10 The Ripans
Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce ST., New York.
S1mple vial. 10 cents.
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Anson's Men Buttcd CIarLe

Arson turned the tables on the Giants
by batting the delivery of Mr.. Clarke with
gratifying ease. The reports say that for
a time it virtually rained singles, doubles
and triples. Bowen went in to pitch for
New York in the sixth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-04

To EETAIE AN ABUNDANT HEAD OF IT MR. or
natural color to .'nni old a@e tho h-cicpe Of
the scalp must be observed. Apply Ha!i's Hair
Remover. i.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-04
CORNELL DOWNED,

Game at Last Won by GeorretoNn,s
Nine.
The ball teams representing Cornell and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-04

Cartwright Considered rs n Batter
and as II FIRST .sasemnn.

question that is most seriously agitat-
ing the regular attendants on the games
just at present Is Would 1t hot be well for
Manager joyce TO shift his first basenans
batting position upward or downward two
or three points?
To be sure. he started the winning Mon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
HEARING
Before the State Rail
road Commission
DALLAS FREIGHT BUREAU SEEK
ING A MODIFICATION OF
TAnIrTs ON GRAIN.
THE PAPER TARIFFS
MAY ALSO NE MODIFIED TuRoucu
THE BUREAUS EXPORTS.
-
1 The Effort Is ueiug Made TO itcmcdy
DETERMINATIONS Against North
Texas cities.
THE PAPER TARIFFS
MAY ALSO NE MODIFIED THROUGH
THE bureaus EXPORTS.

II, d. Berry assistant general frclgh;
agent Of the Houston aud Texas Cen
trail, was In Austin yesterday attending
the hearing before the state Railroad
Commission This r. hearing ON the
application OF tho Dallas freight hui
rcau for u modification of the tariffs on
grain So that the rates Ia Galveston
and Houston from northern points Will
not be scss 'han II ir from the same
points 10 Dallas and Fort Worth. The
Dallas freight bureau has succeeded
in securing notifications Of numerous
commodity tarifts. and somc OF thc
prime factors of that organization OK
press utmost confidence in The belief
that the commission VIII also gunt
the notifications asked as to grain
rates,
There Is also pending m application
FOR n Modification OF the tnrit nr
classification ON print paper Tor the
supply OF the newspapers Of the stats,
and The freight hurcau confidently cN-
poets to secure what II has asked in
the matter II In claimed that after
Dallas iobbcrs had made lurWo CON
tracts FOR supplying their customers
the railways changed the classification
Of this paper. materially lncrcN"ing
the cost of freight charges, ana inlllet-
ing heavy additional eNpcrac upon
dcalers. II is aaid that thir change In
classification inflicted a loss of over
81 OOOupon one firm alone In this city.
The Dll'af Freight Bureau IL nm
2 nrtlyp organization. Its manager,
Nr Farley. mHnlfestg the utmost "a
mllArlty with the inuicncies Of inc
| freight rates question, and II " clnlmtts
/ htre that the work that he ana th'
! burrnu are doing must eventually
| nroYc OF incaiculphle benefit TO the
| inhhinr interests Of North Tos M. Bus
] tness mo n here maintain that what N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Miss Augustus Terry will entertain
,bn Duearo club at her home Ihlru
and Lancaster avenue, this week.
Mir Howell W. shelton, the popular
knight OF the grip, left for fort worm
Mis- Mss Dalsy Jenkins is visiting her
r,ster. Mrs. James Maddox On NHlH'
street. Mar.
,,i,is house on Grand avenue is becom-
H., very much Of boating resort lor
ne fair sex Of Oak Clin. Wneh the
Weather Is fair one can see t'e O ~
C,iSr misses vending their way win
-, In hand bent on spending u pledA-
ond afternoon on the lake, ,
4 team attached TO large We W.,
became frightened yesterday IN NV
Jefferson street and coulueu NJ tr6i-
~ mo stav poles supporting the ~,
o., ,,,ire ON the Dallas and OAK Clhl
,ir"ad the force OF the speed penn,
70, i,,eat that the collision demollahc'
,to noIe completely and dld no uSln
-, trbateyer to the wegoh' iV' Io''.,
,'en and, MIR. Grant Were IN me W'Eo on
,,.birb was upturncd. MT. bIInt ~,
bodlv bruised about the pouy -. ,,'
Johnson escaped with no 'H'"''
ever. 80 ,.as i,nbbed m as a
,t'ta,, for city marshal, ana - A.
pnstan Is in the field for CITY SCI Ss' ~,
WIN A. Garter, for many ilI''S ,Iir,ng
-. for the Am, rican Coal Mllllnt
er1napy. Strawn. Tex, 10 at IviI'N I,,,,
49, 10 his sick room WIN ,,n
,rouble. As soon as he 10 aplv ~ az, = "a,
| So viii leave for the mountains
| rinla to recupera'e' e.venth street
The Dyer cottage on seven" 1S,,,Ig
me so "a Yesterday to Judge DAVIS
Gons' .ieretion not known mama NJ ;
Mixed Pickles a,r Is sn' by "a a socIet,
"a, of the Gift.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Roger Conner, Joseph Quinn, Monte
Cross. n, 3. powd, ]. A. Meyers, Thos
inland, Martin Hagan,W r. Hart, W,
T.. Kissinger. j, II. Mcpougal' j. b.
Wood. T.. l.. Donnhue, W. y. nouE-
lass d. w. Mcfarland and NJ a.
Keck. Breitenstcin will be here be-
fore the week is over.
Julian Jackson, representative ~
the st. Louis Chronicle, accompanies
the tear on it's Texas training tour
President McNealus says that w ad-
dltion to tho two dates IN this city
ncxt Saturday and Sunday, several
others will be given TO Dallas by the
Browns. which viii be anr punced later'
He has secured four dates for the
st Louis team AT Fort worth, TEey
are March Is and % and April ana ..
A date has also boon made for the
Browns to play at sherman ON sat
urdny. April 4. and another at henson
II viii be noticed that the last two
anfes are the same as two Of those at
Hort Worth, and the reason " that
cant DldFlebock will at that tlmc
have 81 orgh men eating TeXas hotel
fare Mt Chris Won der Ahe's expense
10 make UP two teams, ANA white ON
of them IS tickling the lsibilu's OF %,
no Fort Worth fans, another one WIN
NJ beating down the grass In The gar
depa at sherman and Denison.
satisfactory date is also to be ~
RANGED for an appearance OF VIC
browns at Pats, probably Just ai'er
Inc Denison game.
The clippers VIII open me season
next Sunday at Fort Worm, .,..,, .
presldpnt McNealus has received q
toitar from Manager Hooks Of Paris
Cor Ear a game with the Dallas team. t,
he played in this city, ana the most most
,,,anjf.nt date that can be mutually
ogreed upon will be given him
Roth President MoNealus ana capt
Diddlebnrk say that they WIN oNpno
both President ward ana Mh nati !,
Ward OF Fort Worth to be In nalla'
o,,t sunday to meet them, and Wit
n ,es Inc OPENING game Of the Brown
on their Texas tour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
| VETO
May Be Brought
Into Use
on HOLLAND MAY VETO THE
|rcrAL coMMITrEE REPORT
REDUCING VALUATION.
|IEHP MACHINERY
b a epRsTIov-oE CITY TAXA
TON.
Iayor Is Hacked Up by the
M Attorney-The Facts I'm
the Controversy
|LEHP MACHINERY
b 4 ouHsTIov-oE CITY TAXA
TON.

fk every reason to believe that
Holland will swing his veto
70 action when he gets to that
~ Committee report adopted by
nmcll. by which that body cuts
NE assessment Of the machinery
q hmp ice plant from 100000 to
" When consulted in relation to
natter yesterday, however, Mayor
VI remarked that he would have
.ns 10 say about It, and no vetoes
y until the Sth Of April. The next
Eng OF the council win occur on
cate, as the first Tuesday is cleo
Ay. This assessment was made
ne 1855 taxes. Mayor Holland said
We meeting Monday evening that
,l1atlon had been made by agree
~ and II appears that the 1895
II were paid on that basis. II Is
I Foposed to cut down the VI lun-
tad apply the excess paid for 1895
NE taxes OF 1896.
y Mayor is backed up by the city
LNney, who holds that the council
10 legal right to make the reduc-
4 nVposed, hut the majority Of the
~ contend that the assessment
nanifestly unjust. and that the
|sNe ought to be cured. They
~ numerous instances where reduc-
M aa1 been made, and contendcd
y, Temp enterprise was too con-
.ale an interest to lightly subject
~sVust treatment. AS the vote on
sSton Of the report Of the com
nv recommending the reduction
N'en ayes and five nays, 1t will
~ mat the measure cannot pass
~ mayor Vetocs It unless the
- r"auve side of the controversy Sc
~ iecruits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19


The following business was trans
acted In the criminal court of appeals.
Aiiirmed-Louls Drcohsel. from Par
ker; VIII Childs. from Lamar: w. [.
owens, from Tarrant. +. l.. Northcut.
from Parker; Marcelano Lega, from
Guadalupe.
Reversed--Louis Drechsel, VIII Hood,
j. b. Wardsworth. sam Nanarsdaic.
from Parker; George Thompson. j. Il.
Bennett and Tom Wright, from Erath;
Sarah J. Hansen and NJ. NJ. Elohash,
from Dallas; James Williams. from
Knox; Bunk Ponton. from Layaca /.
Lewis Crawford, from Tom Green, t.
w. Abbey. from Hood,
Appeal dismisscd-R. J. Fusion, from
Haskell.
Submitted on the record-Charlle
Wright, from Erath; Tom Bowman.
from Parker; Mike Ryan. Frank Vii
liams and Ed Wheeler, from Harris;
James Cornelius ana 5. f. George, from
Dallas; Austin Johnson. from Rusk.
Submitted ON brief for stute-Henry
strickland, from Hood; Charlie Wright,
from Erath; Frank LafTerty from Par
ker: z. Morales. from Angelina.
Submitted on brief for both parties
a. j. Heerrcra, from Guadalupe, Geo.
Couch, from Callahan; Willis Wilson,
from Hardeman,
submitted on brief for appellant
II. Brann, from Parker; Robert Mas
ley ct al, from Roberts, w. y. Ayers,
from Tarrant; j. W. Huntley two
cases., from Dallas; Alfred Grayson,
from Freestone.
Submitted on brief and oral argument
for both parties-Wnlter Miller, from
DALLAS; A. j. Carey 1.-TWO cases., from
Comanche; George lsaacs. from liar
dcman. -,..-.,
Motions to dismiss appeal subnilt'eu
Bob Lyon. from Taylor
Nations for rehearlng submitted
Martin McGrath, from Tarrant; Whar'
I ton Branch. from Harris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
The Gazette'S
Special Train
For Dallas

Leaves the Union Depot. Fort Worth,
every morning except Monday at
o'clock a. m, carrying the Dallas edl-
ton of the Gazette, 1t arrives in Dali
las at 4 o'clock and the Gazette Is de-
livered to It's Dallas subscribers by
a large corps OF carriers before early
breakfast.
Cltz ms Of Fort Worth can take
passage on the Gazette's special, de-
vote two hours to business in Dallas
and return to Fort Worth in time to
assume their regular duties at the
usual morning hour. 1t thus promotes
intercourse between the two cities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

G. w. Mccarter, Penstcr; j, W. En-
hry. Decatur: II 49, Springer, Illinois;
j s. Keller, 81 Louis; Kari ArnsIrop y
brown, Longview; 1, Corn. Kaufman;
a n. Morrison. Austin; W. II. Veil
Vim, Greenvllle; II w Wade, gum
Ian. n. u. Emerson, Sherman; +. a.
Hyeathers. Lone Oak. u. H. Crawford.
civ. q. j.. McGmson. Grand Prairie;
a. l.. Whitman, NJ. X. g. r.; j, 4
Mills, Lancaster I, u Dilis. Laneas-
Ter, j. Austin. Rnckwall: ED A, Gcb-
nara / q. Phllits. city: +. q. Thur
mend Fort Worth, ". -. Daniels.
Farmersviile: ". B. Carson, New York.
James stocisnrd, city; y. y. Whitheld,
,rerrall: Miss MottI kun9, Oklahoma;
" El MCCOY, Granbury; ~. II. HUI.
f'adonia; &. VI. McCreary. Cedar Hill:
r. 4. weaiherIy. Lone oak n wocd.
ring. N. X. & n, j. w homeys, F2.'
Worth: s. 81 Dixon, Parker Martin
rity. Il. 81. Kennedy, Mexla. Tex, -
Il. crswRon. Ladonla-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
FAIES
Against the Clippers
Opening.
THE WEATHER PREVENTED THE
GAME THAT WAS SCHEDULED
FOR YESTERDAY.
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
WILL PLAY IN DALLAS SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY.
Other Dates VIII lie Made for Dallas
And Fort worth Lntcr-uase
Bali Gossip.
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
WILL PLAY IN DALLAS SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY.

Again did the weather Yesterday
prove unpropitious FOR baseball. and
the game between the Clippers aud the
Dallas Leaguers did not Gene OF. The
has also been declared off. President
McNealus said last evening that lie
had desired very much to have the
Clippers open the season FOR the nnl-
las teun, but the fates were against
It, He said that the Clippers Will.
however, be given early and favorable
dates.
The St Louis Browns put in the day
yesterday I'm athletic training, GYM
raslum work and long runs. They
appear to be IN excellent physical con-
ditlnn and good spirits. Capt. piddle-
book is accompanied by his wife The
players with him are w. \. Latham,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
COURTS.


|sses We're disposed of yesterday MS
|EyA N the county court:
INV vs.. F, A, Yost, disturbing the
NJ dismissed for want OF testi-
~, Us. Penny Wright, theft. pleads
~ and is sentenced TO ten days In
W. ys, Tom Pollard, theft and re-
r,ss stolen property; continued.
~. VS.. Brooks Pollard. same
sssei continued.
M vs.. John Hays. vagrancy; con-
N se'e vs.. ]. b. Rains. embezzlement;
.,n,. VS.. Sam I,ogsdon. aggravated
lsn and battery: continued.
n. .e vs.. Alex Writers. assault and
S motion to qaash sustained,
Sse dismissed.
MI MI VS., Ed Retner. theft, plead
~ ana sentenced to 100 days In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Two negro nrrdercrH We're Hanged
at BcIIcyfiir.

BellcvliIe, Tex, Merob is.--(speo'nD
--ciom shswthor and Buck chsppoile.
the negro fnurdcrcrs were hanged from
the same gallows az noon TO-DAY. rhe
necl, az neither was broken, and both
Stranded TO death. The former con-
n agcd his guilt on the gallows, hut the
latter protested HE Innocence until The
last.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

An Esteemed Lndy Passes Away.
Money stolen.

Rockdnle. Tex, March is.-tspcciaD
MFRS Laura Marshall wife Of MIR
j. p. Marshall died this morning ~ 2
o'clock after lingering Illness, Do
ccHsed rus resided In this tNlllan)
county many years. and was highly
esteemed by all who know her
a German physielln. Or. KObro, who
recently moved here from Baatrop
county, had the misfortune last night
10 have S3iJ In money stolen from his
desk IN lis residence, The thief has
not boon fpnrchcndcd.
4 profound rcufnilon was created
hcrc yesterday by the announcement
Of tho failure Of the Milan County
Bank at Cameron That Institution
was gene ally regarded ns exceptional
~ gtfong and solvent throughout the
country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
REMAINS SHIPPED
,un NORRIS BODY WILL h
HURRIED IN SHREVEPORT.
II. was Run over and hs
nremond by Tc'n" Gem
crm Train.

u ,or,b bound Central train XXI t,,s
terdny morning brou 4,ni,a az Young man
Of Ned Morris, the an ,Ja Killed BY train
who was r ru,, = near Bremond MONDAY i I:
He was o,1n J1T Of q. NJ Kahn q CO. ,;
in me o einp'0y me body was transferredd
OF t ,hs Union depot TO the east shinped
; a. lne and pacific train ana snrp in
~ eN shreveport, La, for 'n Wr Morris,
10 ,Se family burial ground' .i IN. Mr.
his daughter and nis St the remains.
Coperton, accompanies W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
TABLE TALK.

Mrs J. Il. Harris and Mrs. y, L,
p,nwnlng Of Terrell. are the guests OF
Mrs. Clarence Ghno.
paw A n. Grfggs, who was appointed
dalsqate 10 the Republican state
~ by the Reed faction OF the
hIsck ana tans Tuesday. says his time
plN ,,s, ,n,ich taken up In saving souls
~ dabble In politics, and refused 70
Near his honors. q. G; WEIGHS mas
been named In his stead
TEXANS IN town-c- 4. Andrews
sherman. s II. Cowan, Fort Worm
II. %. Hoover, Canadian; a. O. BAi'eF'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
rin GANG nnoKES W.
shrrIn Rich WnsinE surccs=fui
war an Cattle Thieves.

I.ouisc. Tex. March 1s.-(speoial1--
For n year or more a gang or cattle
thieves have tcrrorlzcd this nnd nd
Joining counties, and during This time
thousands OF head Of cattle hive been
stolen. sheriff Rich started IN 10
br.nk the gang un. and now has 10 ~
them IN jail. Last night ne and nus
nosse surrounded hut IN the snndles
iu which II. H. l.zcil. the lender WIS
bIdIng. After battle of several hnura
Tgrll was driven out and oantured.
he was taken to fail at Wharton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Henry Moss Conyictrd-'To observe u
MJd-wcc,s sabbath.

cl.burne. Tex. March ~ -lspeclai)--
Henry Moss was convicted yesterday
Tor selling liquor In a prohibition town.
pat Cleburnc Camp. eN-Confeherntc
x-s,srnns. celebrated the birthday Of
General Pat X. clebnrne last night.
cleburne. Tex, is named for that gem
Tomorrow nearly every business
house In Clehurne viii close from 70 20
12 n. m. to attend the Abe Mulkey
n,oetipg Al inc court honsc--n thanlir-
Gliding mld-week service The evan
esiist has been click. but Is wen today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

The Young Ladies' Society Of the
First NJ -. church will serve tea IN
the Sunday school room In aid Of tho
Alamo misFiou, There will be an eve
ming entertainment also with an IN
teresting program.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
,.n oF moor POISONING
~ 80 che we'll known pr"ss'
VIC rt,.on :. kirby, Denn'

n.,,as. TEX, ltareh Is-c I, Pee M9ll-
l MIS-; wi anrpnssist at Main and L n ais
Efreets died at her late ho iast night
J street a 10 oG ioIlow Ing child
birth. Deceased was ars, sI0 about a year.
and had ,s npr marriage she taught in IN, me
Prior to hgs F for about two years H 80
city srn an Vas in fort Worth when , ss
husband dnd VIZ Was notified by wire last
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

terday:
divorce.
A, A. W. childress VS.. Thom1s Mccristy,
The City OF Dallas VS.. N. +. Short,
dbet. =
y-lourtn District Court:
Railway and Union Depot Company:
damages.
Mrs. NJ. c. Anderson VS.. Mercantile
Trust and Deposit Company; damages.
CITY OF Dallas VS.. J. A. Carter. debt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

ui,o VIII Have New Hou-es--rro-
tr1cfrd Meeting,

tllco. Tex. March is.--(spcclal,)--
WorIsncn began Monday morning on
Inn two-story business house To DO
orao,e,i 10y r. L. Petty & Sons.
j. W. stovail " clearing away the
ground 70 commence the building OF
flne rssiienoe.
g. NJ. pntiiio 6 Co. are building es-
fanaIvo lumber sheds on their property.
tho protrEoted meeting az tho Meth
odlsl Church IN growing in in;crert.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
f,,rne1 Win Forgrry.

,,ai,"s yesterday and secured the ar
rest az il. o. Aiken, Robert w. Burnett
ana \. O. Bleen. who are wanted NJ san
Antonio to apawer to charges OF for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19


Candidates for places in the county
election in November are getting quite
numerous. Down In the office OF The
clerk or tho police department. In the
basement Of the city hall some one has
improyised a card rack in which np-
pear the announcements or about MI
the candidates thus FAR entered in the
spring and fall races, The number or
cards Is augmented daily,
Jordan, the Fort Worth wrestler, was
IN town yesterday looking for ]. NJ,
KinRhan, who recently published
challenge 10 wrcatlc Jordan. The lat
ter expressed some anxiety 70 matte
a match. but had not Mp to last eve
ming rnn againt Klnahan.
Today ia booked TO occur the meet
ing Of the county assessors OF the state
IN this city to effect state organi2H-
ton. and an address has becn promla-
ed from Commissioner Of Agriculture
| Rose.
! Dr. Northcutt has concluded tho SER
/ los OF rcvlvals at the Central Christian
/ church. In the two weeks Of the series
| there were TWENTY-FIVE additions TO
the roll The converts were baptized
al the church last nlsht
The regular weekly meeting Of the
hoard of directors or the Commercial
club will occur at p. m. tnday in the
club rooms.
A building permit was yesterday
granted TO c. II. Shoellkolpf TO allow
him to spend $1,000 In erecting n IRE
proof wall to his four-story brick block
III 2lS Commerce street.
Mrs. C. II. Platter Of Fort Worth
was In the city yesterday.
IT. l.. Hastings. author Of 1.-THE Anti.
Infidei Library" viii MI the pulpit al
me First Baptist church next week
beginning Sunday morning.
c. NJ BolleB. real estate dealer OF
twenty yeara' residence IN Dallas has
ioInod the ranks Of aspirants for tbs
position Of city tax assessor,
A professional strong man entertain
cd n good eized crowd IN the rotunda
of tho 81. GrO-fc hall last night break
ing chains. cobble stones. etc. with hii
naked hands.
Write for catalogue and prices. w
aim 10 please. WIN render prompt ser
vice. Dallas Screen company. teie
phone 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

William Caldwell OF Chicago, general
western passenger agent OF the West
Shore, was In town yesterday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

The Ladies' Aid society OF Tx
position park will meet at 2 y. IN. to-
day with Mrs. Randall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

q. Coleman and Francis Dennis. col
ored. were yesterday granted peithis'
sion 20 we'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
CONSULTING CHAIRMAN GRANT.


Sherman Tex. March 49, Especially y
A. j. Rosenthul of Galveston was IN
The eitv yesterday Mr.. Rosenthal II a
strong Mckinley man and was In con-
sultntion here with Chairman Grant.
Tho jury In the case Of j, y. stew
ART W. the Sherman OIL ana Cotton
Mills company returned q verdict FOR
$1,000 for the plaintiff The suit WIS
for personal damages sustained by inc
plalntiff while In the employ OF me pe-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Galveston: II. V. steere, Houston: f.
{. Smith. Denton; F. W. Hoyt, Arch
er; r.. Il. George, Gaiveston; T. j. C..
Blakeney, Henrietta; 6. w Matthews,
Terrell; Il. C. Ledford. Waco; A. j..
Reagan. Decatur; W. u. Reynolds. Al
bany; W. $. Hard. Henrietta; +. -.
Reese. G. $. West, Palestine; L. r.
Pinkin. Beaumont; William Doherty,
Fort Worth; A. J. Rosenthal. Calves
ton; ] purin. Earmersville, W. u.
Poden. Cameron; L. j. Mum, Aus
tin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

meets 10 put ont n ticket No Will
Hppaly at Jonrsb0ro the night ~ the 18Th
aud ~ Osuge the night OF the 2sth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Mrs Ben 1rnlson has returned from
visit in New Orleans with her par
cnts.