Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30

most respectful hearing and after no
had concluded several friends assured
him that his effort had pleased.
lesterday afternoon Mira. Jake Levy |
aud children, with Mrs Eli Levy and
little daughter Of j. s. Kennedy were !
out driving with n horse that was |
thought to be perfectly honest and
safe, but. he took fright, ran away.
threw the whole party out, and
bruised them up considerably. Ken
nedy's daughter is thought to be the
worst hurt. Levy's two children are
bruised badly but are not seriously
hurt. Mrs. Ed Levy was thought at
frat to be badly injured, but later ac-
counts report her In no great danger.
Mr.. Z. Il. Stevens of the cotton firm
ofStevens 4 Andrews after spending
the summer on the gulf coast Of Ala.
bama, returned home yesterday tn be
ready for business when the fleecy
commodity comes into market. He
reports that Thomas Forbes, Jr.. with
his family, will arrive from the same
place in afew days.
/ Sidney Wilson, Esq, who has lcen
ristisating with an old friend on a
COW ranch In the Nation, came home
Yesterday looking as brown as nut
and wearing such a ferocious set OF
| whiskers that his best girl had to look
the second time before She recognized
him.
| To-day when the hosts assembled
several speakers on the cards for talks
. were conspicuous for their absence
e Rev. j. II. Clarke, Ridley Deane
!. Jack Jennings aud Col w. S. Terrell
j. were called upon aud responded Il
t the entire satisfaction of all present.
i The members were called to com,
d forward and enroll their names
Among those who have passed owe
e the dark river of deeth since last YEA
n were: Robt Bell, a. 5. Mangum
II Ruth Hendricks, John A. Miller
Melvina Austin, Cynthia Despair, w
V ID. Davis and Sarah Gregg.
n Officers were elected for the ensuing
v year as follows: j. ID. Wood, presi
n dent Nv, s. Terrell, vice-president; j.
n Loving, secretary and treasurer; Capt
it j. III. Lea, matshal; VIM. S Holt, a
Al sistant marshal. Executive commii
is tee: John w. Stewart. Ridley Deant
1. r.. Il Shannon, Ben. Despair, Nj. d
Is l.. Webster and. on motion, the pres
rs dent aud secretary were added to tn
RS committee. They agreed To meet %
IL Thursday Sllu FTNuaN utipe the III
re moon in August, 1888, al sherman.
ne About 1870 names were enrolled 1
Id members, the condition being twent.
ce one years residence in Texas.
err 1t was announced that the after SUI
m per ceremonies would consist of gei
ol eral experience meeting, the farewe
lie address by uncle Ben Christian
d. Whitesboro and par ing ha ID shall
a. all around No less than 5000 Peep
were estimated TO be on the ground
lis day, aud notwithstanding the he
no and dust outside, when they reach'
at the cool shady grove every one seem'
us to feel comfortable and enjoyed hii
~ self.
nd The Mexican cowboy show ha
Nv engaged the grounds tor their she
Nv to- morrow evening. Their stock car
up last night and the agents are o
to-day hunting wild cattle, bucSi
et- ponies and vicious mules, on which
he practice their peculiar arts to-morr'
re for the entertainment of such OF O
m citizens rs have never lived about
he western ranch or been present
Ell grand roundup"