Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03

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December 80. - Gal
Il smore and finer
I'd lAhS other town or city
,f Venture to say, but
~ple ure the most religious
,,r nu,, is not for me To de-
ne bath yet made me II
luy neighbor's conscience,
III no commission TO that
hOuid be borne in mind
puiation of Galveston Is
Ailefiy of foreigners, whose
have never been drilled in
Teal school of Christian
and to the man who hus
)t upin that school many
" and customs may seem
aus, And especially SO when
decide upon the proper ob
cur Christian Sabhath.
80 mink the Sabbath was
in mud was originally de
day for recreation ami
"a well as for worship.
Tprovide themselves with
'es for worldly amusement
sfly teinples in which To
ha dav. BY telling my
he of the things | havr
in dis the last Sa =
the expiring Year,
n be the bette.
ldge for themselves of the
us piety
learly hour | went TO the
,e, Where, Judging FROM
Of pebble assembled with
! on their arms, one would
fncluue the whole city was
bof Starvation; but there
in the market for all, aud
y ate what they carried
IN satisfied that not more
e same number OF peo,,le
got into the market-house
a>J. But this must Ger
perfectly right and proper,
agood dinner on Sun
ere Is no law against in
such II luxury provided
n has the wherewithul To
nd the old woman viii do
part of it, either human
Mt around to the saloons,
taken n snifter at every
open would probably
my breakfast, or thrown
Don afterward. | decided
nday liquor law Of reXns
ID for the main land, not for
island, and would recn,u-
all habitual drinkers who
hold up Oh Sunday
aither ut once.
over, | took u stroll around
hurchrS III answer To the
Sabbath bell, at eaclI of
uhd IL goodly number of
i'd pupils congregated TO.
apparently deriving much
and pleasure in discussing
points of their Sabbath
IA. Who will dare To say
nything wrong about this?
,ck iourd me at the Pres
hurch. where l remnined
Morning service, and en-
bleasu e of listening to Il
,tive discourse by the Rev
Theme, The Expiring
le elderly lady tainted in
was carried home.
ner | boarded a street-car
track on the beach and can
v say | witnessed some of
Icing ever saw in my life
he first and only regular
ever did see. The track
bird of a mile in extent, in
form the entire grounds
between six and seven
lid judgp. The first was a
between Whirlwind and
est two in three. Whirl-
he race by "A tight squeeze
was n hurdle race between
Burke and Prof. Beardsley.
won this race of course.
n on donkey aud she
y gentleman on the fastest
J to the turf. However,
b occasion for any gallant
,casion,for Miss Nellie won
Inare, her horse clearing
every leap while the pro-
VERIFYING. and the profess
" near falling once. But
readers may not all UNI
'at q hurdle race is, allow
%. Two artificial hedg ;,
BUR feet high, are placed
ack ON opposite sides, and
o clear them under full
one could see that Mss
-ostled in her saddle a, her
the hedge. The next was
en- two men, each riding
s-anding. This was n very
The next was Il live-mile
! Miss Peak and Madam
changing horses ut the
y third round. Miss Peak
10, Winning every heat but
3oth were on noble steeds,
was exciting in the cx-
tly came the chariot race
lady and gentleman,
ny four noble steeds.
case j believe the
won by n scratch.
,me programme is up for
IN fact, for every day
u afte, New Year, with IA
=. Tic grounds are bril-
mated with electric light,
2our leaders some idea of
there lights-iive are suf-
ut up the entire grounds
Z, The evening WAS II
I, and old Sol, us if in
|iiat We We're all doing, hid
nd u cloud, but the man
soon showed their indie
him Inv turning on the