Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
AROUND TOWN.

under way. "e''
Every quarter OF the town il now q,
building boom. ""
:, There are only four vacant houses In
the Fourth ward. -
The religious discussion at the opera
mousse begins tonight and will last
through tomorrow and "Wednesday
nights.
Spring poetry Is on n decline. The
weather Is getting too warm to admit
OF ones springs of fancy to bubble
iorth unrestrained in continuous cur.
rent.
Flies are beginning to take liberties
with ones nostrils, while the advance
scouts oil the mosquito army ale be-
ginning TO appear in some ncighbor.
hoods.
The various candidates should hold
the customary meeting on Monday
and agree abnut the printing of the
tickets to be used in the election on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Leo Wenar, the Main street
confectionery, remembered the GA.
zETrE corps last night with the first
Ice -cream If the season and other deli
cacies. Thanks Leo.
The committee at work taking sub
scriptions for the building of the road
to Brentwood is meeting with liberal
encouragement from the citizens of
the city, and the prospects for the
early building of the road are bright.
Mr.. ID. CLARK, sheriff of Denton
county, was in the city yesterday hav-
ing In charge n prisoner named Blue
who was captured in Brown county.
Blue is charged with stealing hogs In
Denton county. The sheriff and his
prisoner left last night.
Yesterday afternoon Alderman j.
H. Askew was standing on Main
street near Second when several men
approached and commenced TO admire
him, and expressed their admiration
in audible tones. They took him for
John l.. Sullivan.
An interesting game OF base ball was
played near the grounds of the Cont.
mental Meat company between the
Young Favorites and the Light Run.
ners. The former beat, the score being
- TO o. The Young Favoritcs are
still the champions.
Officer Jim Cartwright last night
received n dispatch for Harriet Woods,
from Lebanon, Tenn, reading Your
mother is dead" and signed John
Finley. He does not know for whom
1t is meant, and therefore authorizes
It's publication.
Tomorrow evening the II NJ. Dag.
gett Hose company will have ball At
the Germania opera house for the ben
eft of the company. Tickets are going
OF rapidly and the indications are
that the fire boys will do well. They
deserve success.
Mr.. NJ. Mammoth, who is connected
with |. Goldberg d Co has n relic he
prizes very highly. 1t is the shell of
the cartridge with which Kincaid
killed Bagley at Wichita Falls last
Wednesday. IL was presented to Mr..
Turk by Kincaid and he gave it TO Mr..
Mammoth. 1t will be attached to Mr..
Mamroth's watch chain MS charm.
Frank Hastell, chief of police, Da-
venport, Ia, was In the city yesterday
recently started in this city. He is
$500 from former employer named
companied Mr.. Hastell and his
friends say the matter will be settled
without coming to trial.
The carnival at The skating rink last
night was well attended, fully one
hundred and fifty people being in at
tendance. There was a large variety
Of costumes. The judges awarded the
prizes 10 Miss Alice Haymaker and
Louis Wall. They will be presented
tomorrow afternoon. Tomorrow will
close the rink season at its present To-
cation. Mir. w. II. Lime, the propri-
etor, VIII soon erect building for n
summer garden and will have rink
in connection with it.