The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
FROM FOR WORTH.
THE TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION
Tho restcfilcc Troubles settied-Morc
sneak Thieves at Work Pulling
the Trimps - Real Estate
Transfsrs--rhe Marriage
Aicenses Issued, Etc.

fontA VI ptpSfh tabluk toe western
Associated pgSas, comprising the lawns
OF Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco, Austin
apd San Antonio, held their regular
annual meeting here io-,iay In tho ed.
itorial rooms OF the Gazatt0 Office.
After transautins business pertaining
to the association they procseded TO
tho election OF officers for tho ensuing
year. All the old officers were re-
elected, ms follows: Frank Grice, OF
the San Aetonio Express, nresi-
don't; w. Z Gaines, y the Austin
Statesmen, president; w. l. Hail,
OF THS DALLAS HERALD, secretary
and treasurer
The following members of the asso-
citation ware present: Frank Grioe, OF
tho Express; t. p. Crxvens, Of The Ex-
SIMMER; w. l.. Malone, OF the Gazstte;
w. u Hal, OF THE HERALD. Tho
Ststesmsa was not represented.
THE PoSToTFICE.
lts6snls we ara aOpus co nave q
Democratic postmaster, all differ
epcos having heou settled between
Mrs. BuScnill and Captain Fields.
me rnnt money has bsen raised and
URcle Sam will enjoy frae rent again
Tor The next four years. Mr.. Joe
Fialda stated to vOur correspondent
that the postoffice would remsin a. itp
present loesiion and that ha had nur-
chased the furniture, but not 81 Mira.
Bell BurohilPs price.
A BLAZE.
AT $50 tSits evening an alarm al fra
WAS Rounded from box No. ~, whieA
brought nus almoss the entire ,!OparI-
,nerttio find II vary promising blazp Ia
asnall stahle filled with hay, In tbs
raar o, rhe Font Worth bakery, az lilo
Houston street. Children sosn PLAYING
10 an sllcy near there few moments
hefore are supposed W have cau sed
the Are.
Az IL O'clock last hight an alarm OF
fire was luru6d on tsOa box 8. The
department responded promptly, bu,
could find no iiro. Key No. 30 WAS
found III tha bsx, when belonged Ia
one OF the officers. He SAYS hs missed
mis- key In the eyenlng from ais bunch,
bns has no idoa who could have
taken it.
SNEAK THIEVES.
Mr.. O. 9 Shume,o, proprietor oil the
Metropolitan hotel, fetirad TO his had
last hight at 1890. Having read la
THE MORNING HERALD an account O,
tho sneak thieves juBL below his hotel,
he Gstetminsd That thoy should moi
play they game on him, 10 he folded
up his pants nicely ana PLACED them
under his pillow and Jumped In
bsd quickly. So intent was
bis mind on those pants
aid the Sis in tho pocket
tharhe forgot TO lock the door. On his
awakening he remembered about the
d ,or and sprsug ont of bod to iesteu
u. The door WAS wide open and day
light was streaming in. an dress,r
he said, bus on looking under th pill
low no discovered that mis- pants were
missing. He raised the alarm. His
pants were found In tho back ward
minus the money.
Last night the residence of Mr. D.
Schwartz, lOl7 lamar street, was en-.
tered by q thief, and the veat OF Mr..
Schwartz was takou from mis- room
into the yard, whsre fine gold wetch
and chain and gold chain attached
10 his eve glasses we're taken from the
vest. Tho garment was thrown down
and loft Ia tho yard. The thief etiec lotl
an entrance through window, using
wooden horse to reach 1t. IL appears
that the watch vas what the thief wae
alter, ~ nothing olse wns indicated
The diaWonds OF Mrs. Schwartz wers
conveniently near, and could have
oeen oasily secured by the thief. Cir.
cuxistances point very strongly to a
certain individual as tho guilty party
| and the cops are on his trail.
PVT THEN ON THE LIST.
.Oincsr Bony Tuux'r, when going e
dinner to-day, noticed u dozen or more
suspicious looking individuals, who
lodged into the Local option Saloon or
his approach. He followed them IA
snd lsid his hands on tho nesrest one
and told him that he was wanted. The
man immediately struck out at the of
1cer. The blow was ~arded OF, ant
bony lot fly Ia return, fellin,
his man, when no WAS irumediately
SGT upon by three more. Having got
ton MS "brRss knucks" out, he laid
TWO more cold and the others all made
on, He marched the three to jail and
put them on the list.
| REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
| i. Ia. Spencer ut al. To b. j. Houston
lI3 acres OF land In Shelby county
consideration, $3.50 50.
NV. McLsmore ~ alto VS. Pendle
TOM ioo acres ont OF the northwest cor
nor ~ the A. NJ. Lemon survey.
II, b Bnsll to Cult, Colorado u SAINT
re rahroad, tract or parcel oi laod IN
block 80, city OF Fort Worth; oonsid
eretiou, 81 500.
I: 9, jennings to Horny Finch, 90,
x2O0 ieet out OF block Q, In thu Jennipg
addition; consideration, S225.
| Aanrv Etnah aud ....ey. N
Finch, lot or parcel of ground In blocI
8, in tn Jsnnings addition, togethe
WHO all improvements; consideration
$1,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage Iicsusel
we're isaued to-day by ,hs count,
clerk: Mr.. J. II. Fitzgerald ana Mis-
Ada Reed, Mr.. Charles Dsyla An,
Miss Annie Maud Brownlee,
hound FOR THE at. LOUIS CoNvEN
TON.
Mr.. Thorp A. crews, Of tho firm O
Jonn $ Andrews l. CO., l0ayes In III
morning for tho convention and bali.
Mr.. w. A. Garner, manager OF Tn
Sock Journal, leaves to-night.
" y. SuHg, 4 lArgs cattle owner II
the Tertitor', passed through tho For
for tue convention,
Mr.. II. II. Campbell, manager OF th
Mstador Cattle company, II In th
lion. =
| Messss. J. T. Atkinson and w, r
Curtis, os'tlemen from Honrietts, ar
also on their way. 77'
| The following woll-known citizen
OF the Fort will leave for tho vt. LDul
convention: Massra. ruck B,sx. 4. 4