Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

The UpiYcrsity--A New City ordinance
Major Penn's Camp-meeting
Personal

reported for the Gazette.
[yaco Seutember 2S.--Waco uniyer-
sitv olosed lie second week to-day with
az students in the literary, and thirty
In tbe commercial department.
The Newport club gave grauu ~.
tonight. .,,,,,..u ,o
display or sale Of goods uy hie, , ~
ON the sidewalks, went into ellec. to-
day and the city marshai announces
his intention of enforcing IL rlgiuly. ~
creates gre4t dissatisfaction among
merchants, and petition ~ III circu ul1,
ton asking the repeal OF the oiui-
nance.
Major Penn arrived this morning by
the Missouri Pacific train and opened
his meeting tonight under ms org
tent about mile east oi East waco,
near the crossing of the Missouri "a
eific and the Narrow Gauge railways.
Roth of these roads have agreed 10
stop their passenger trains ut the camp
ground. which will be u great con,
! yenience to those desiring To attend
/ the meeting from Waco and points
west and south of Waco can take either
the Missouri Pacific or the Narrow
\ Gauge evening trains which leave mere
! i'm the evening as follows: MISSOURI
| Pacific l:43, aud the Narrow Gauge ~
$50, and return to Waco on the Mar
| row Gauge which arrives at Waco
| from the East at 1929 at night. Thus
persons can take supper in Waco, go
out the meeting by rail and re-
turn after the night service
| at "A cost of only ten cents, railroad lart
| being only five cents each way II
persons wish TO spend the day on tht
/ camp ground they can leave Waco by
the Narrow Guage at 800 in the morn
inc and return at 7:l5 in The evening
by the same road. The Major inform:
us that there will be plenty Of Metho
dist straw under his blt
tent. and persons by providing
themselves with one or more blanket
can sleep beneath it comfortably, even
though ii should rain.
Numerous kilograms from adloin
ing towns have been received orderin.
tickets to Mr.. Beecher's lecture whicl
is To be delivered ut the opera nous
tomorrow Saturday, night. From
the number of tickets already sold, W
, have no doubt but he will be greete
by the largest audience eve
assembled in the opera-house on an
former occasion.
The cotton market here closed t.
day, still duh and dropping wit
prices unchanged, 81 to9;G0 Receipt
205 bales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herblin, for man
: years residents of this city, left tn
evening for their new home in Hei
rietta.
B Mr. J. W. Paramore, president
l the Narrow Guage railway compan.
| arrived in the city this evening.
! Mr.. w. il. Ward n passenger CO.
e ductor on the Missouri Pacific railwa
& lett thisevevening for Denison. He wi
Y one of the bridesgrooms at the ma
VI riagc OF Mr.. ID. II. Grand to Miss NJ
l. mie T.. David in this city last nigi
t. ms was also Mr.. Blanch Hanna OF De
er ison, who left this evening for hon
y Mr. II. +. Redlield came in on Il
n evenings Missouri Pacific train.
rs Mr. A. a. Burck, general agent
10 the Houston Post Is in the city.
So Young dir. Ernest Conger met wi
n n sad accident to-day at the found
of Of A. Muhl ~ Co. While making
Y, run, part of the contents OF ladle
al melted iron was poured into his sh
burning his foot in u irightiul mann
Willis Mason was arrested this ev
ing by Constable ELLISON, and .iai
on charge OF obtaining goods m
O. Ben. Alexander under false prctens