Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
IN BRIEF.

| NOlu.
Winter is here.
Warm weather is vanquisbed
overcoats are In heavy demand.
me Oldest inhabitant looked blue in |
the face yesterday.
Don't fail to see Blllee TAYLOR all !
on account of Eliza.
1t might have showed last night ifit
hadn't been so cold.
Mr.. Barr Of Taylor & Barr seems |
quite unwell of late.
Secure your seats for Grnu's lannon's
English Opera company.
Rather cool weather here for the
blood to boil. Rather paradoxical.
Everybody should see the handsome
charity girls in "Billee Taylor
John Galloway got his arm badly
dis'ocated in wrestle yesterday even
ing.
The weather is splendid now for
skating, II there was only ice to
skate on. Id
y meeting will probably be held TO.
morrow night to organize militia
company here.
Mr.. Thompson has Just completed
two new houses on Belknap street.
lie Intends to let them.
The Chicago eScursionists who are
nov nj III Paso, have probably donned
their winter clothing again.
Last night some one stole saddle
from Capt. Dougherty's stable and q
horse from Mr.. Corners. There II no
clue to the thief
| w. j. Bailey has lust completed his
house on fuckers hill. 1t is intima-
ted that 1t is too large for him and he
will get somebody else 10 occupy it
with him.
Cotton was brought in yesterday
very plentiiully and the yards were
all busy from morning until night.
The receipts were probably the heav-
lest of the season.
Mr.. Y. A. Logan still has his mis-
sion Sunday school open every sun
day evening. Why don't more of our
young men find time and inclination
for such good work?
Nose Darder, the horse thief who
stole horse several days ago at the
Mineral Wells and was caught in this
city, had his preliminary trial yeBter-
day and was sent to Jail in default of
bail.
Last night in n shooting affair be-
tween two negroes in Hell's Hall
Acre, one of them put Il ball in the
others thigh. The particulars of the
; affair have not been obtained at the
| hour of going to press.
frI,a ITnin~ N,,.a a.,
{ with the times. They are establishing
n handsome news stand AT the depot
$ 1t will be most elegant affair. ZINE
z shelving is now being put in and II
. will be stocked in rip-top style.
,, G. w. Davenport and wife wish I,
return thanks to their friends fo
: kindness aud favors received during
the Illness of their son who lost hi
leg at the Yin house OF Mr.. Feilt
. some time since, and mention espc
cially VIII Oglesby and Henry Rob
crtson.
q The races next week will fill ever.
a hotel and give another boom 10 thu
u, already big boom existing in bushes
y circles. Among the many visitor
a will he quite number of distin
:. guished horsemen. The ten mile rae
=. between Miss Myrtle Peek an
# Madame Marantette promises to be
rare treat.
Steuhen Il Solomon's pretty naut
, cal opera, lleeTaylor" will be give
i tomorrow night by Grau's Opel
: company. In this Miss Bessie Ora
o will Introduce the gem, 1.-The SLY,
e Line This is the song that enchantc
d the beautiful and erratic Lillian Ru
# sell and caused her TO fly to the shor'
Z of England with its composer and he
S own true love, Teddy solomon.
Last evening a roughly dressed NJ
7 gro man was staggering along Thir
!, street. singing aloud, cursln
y and attracting considerable
u attention, when Officer Mi
Z ton came within ear sho
Pm n bad man from Kansas City
I and my names ED Malone" he wa
g uttering in Il bragadocio voice rs II
: officer came up 10 him. I'm tai
II care of you. Ed, said Mr.. Milton
: and he waltzed the bad man frol
o Kansas City oil TO the calaboos
c where he is now taking the sleep