Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14

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THE CITY.
!. euitomized in Column by
alt VIZ o.,,tte's Reportorial
am ,c,dents Gathered ON the
!. ~ ~ n the soeini Circle from
I'm ''s.. rIrr.lde--E verswher'.
~ s'e'" 's people of the Ninth Street
In n fal''.s srycb will hold their mite So
~ S''s r.sidence Of NIL NJ. Rob
~ w W, Of weatherford and Calhoun
Tuesday evening. AN are cor
nlted'
.asur. Late. ,.,a
'.,.,.bound Texas & Pacific d ie
.,.lock Yesterday morning, cid
.until o'clock in the afternoon
M caused by the wreck of a
" NV w. CANYON near Gordon. As
" IN he learned no one was in
4 rortb was well filled with
y yesterday. The hotels were all
"a with travelling statesmen, who
"a s II a point to run into Fort
s.,nrday night and make their
< .,Sr.oyer here. They are always
N canning.
q = hamilton of Wise county, W, T.
land sam Finley took hunting
y o,o the country yesterday and
havoc with prairie-chickens, quail
y sIrls. The trio came back loaded
4 Mn game and with the satisfac-
- 4 having had a pleasant time.
N { nj. Time.
IN m 4 HE rule that the "rain falls on the
.aduninst alike" but yesterday the
~ and Fourth Wards in the neighbor-
N III IA ihe Union depot and where the
y, q ,at was pitched, were drenched with
.,,ry raln, while up town no rain fell.
!. r ,racr the Just or unjust were sighted
N - saeni ssyeth not.
n liz in Town.
H,dsusual when circus comes to a
Gang of fakirs and pickpockets
AsvlU made their appearance here and the
ur are liable to suffer accordingly.
Jet M men are generally sneak-thieves
{ IN eenhdence men. The circus Is in no
Mia blame for their presencei they
simply the vultures which 20 where
/, klkmg Is TO he had.
=. sss Departure.
ERs now the Ollice saloon and restau'
nd IN. Messrs. Smith & Dillon having
NH A arrangements to furnish theil
ii srcns either lunch or the most elabor
Ins, n order. Fred Smalley, formerly witt
md N White Elephant restaurant and one o.
J. i, fnest cooks in the country, has charge
/. II tbe culinary department. Orders o.
NJ b Kind, oysters in any style, game anC
a ~ Z ii season can always be had, day OF
I'M n bit The proprietors will be pleased {
/ (, ~ you at the Office.
Il : S Fring of the schools.
im.N some thirteen hundred children viii
tea bic up bright and early this mornini
prpare for the first days SCHOOLING
henew scholastic year There vii
y adiligent search for books, states AM
sncls, aud parents will be worried, bu
Lao L only once, and then the little boy
girls and some of larger growth vii
edA down to work Bless the childrel
eptt nlmay all the happy hearts on the wa
/. school to-day realize their every nope
{ NPih Kansas.
Aa twas thought Mrs. Agnes Benton
~ se olour opera house, would be HON
q Y pig this week, but 1t is learned that tn
10 1gBill be detained in Kansas as a wi
aIi N In the case of Charles Benton
n, VIM the famous tragedian. Mrs. Bento
/. .tleS that after Mr.. Benton had boone
Y ala into good business, the actor tric
a iltele Mr.. Benton out of his eontrac
XVII saeA Mr. Benton does not propose sha
II doue. 1t will likely be week or Il
w w aN before Mrs. Benton returns.
M'hs Episcopal Church.
The congregations at st. Andrew
/ y PSopal church yesterday were treatt
~ ONO eloquent discourses by Rev. c.
N. w Of Bolton, who supplied Mr.. Sai
~ ~ sles pulpit. The music was magni
aN the choir acquitting itself wi
=. s@F Mrs. Waller, Miss Malone, Nh
", W ,saner Messrs. Highly, SanguinI
aails and Van Iandt each one and I
"A. ,gsled rare musical qualifications az
", mag rendering the chants and hymn
" 1s'uhily. st. Andrews church &C
VI WI aasa fine choir.
'an'ed rs a Witness.
NJ Naeria Dick Ware of Mitchell coun
rs ~ down to the city yesterday aft
y 1rs hilbert, who Is wanted at Color
" ~ primarily as n witness, but I
III l'H also had warrant for him on