Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

marshal Of the to,,,, ''''|
Morris umpire. Thsss'' u''it' d
worth mentioning Htft a4 q. &.
was so UNFORTUNATE !. yle q IA x
I Dslol .,.,, reIns break w, y h z. q,
chance for Prize v g'sailf isS,
a ,.yn, a ,..' horse and iram''l,' s,sl
,,,ls MIN any serious b S''lsa W n.
l's',s and twice Il s r.'p Ael5
to iced the yI,, va s'c WERE s..' n
l y, ! repast was prepared ''a 4 Y, non
adjoining the colIese Y iat lais
usllce was done. P,oh,,,. gkfn AZ
force IN i.agarto. tbpeS s'''p''lon 81,
any az ar'nk q an lnioxleai,sss, e N i
AZ . matter AZ '''ag rAtti \
were no inebriasce eufss (.
we large recitation g,,' Sai'Y tsll. 8
the second story y, s XVI tpSlb "a
closely Packed vita ap y, s,, eollssss
2iy put ! should boyc s n..'. d,
during the day, and ~ Y y. nleqiluiie
O'Clock inthe afternol''sn 'Acula,ly 4.
10 some very exceilo. W. Ntfe h.
i,i and his band. S music VI
nc music teacher at i 49, ~. tA&
mas quite a number az s aa1u cqlllss, <
n ''sas,ng great progress. Tso
o o,,.p'.,' room was dtcoroisadp = ~
greens. As yon went NJ o' \. 49, MA 4.
she center window in M ,s .~e 'ullls N
hall were the words s.yv nesiendd n
was, "Conocete Il iois nm s :, VIA
a , over the right hand wIpdn y "a. +. Il
my ncighhor as , IspvoH, .ln
programme Of INK "saell IN
as follows Mr.. ''s1lAs X
the president OF the collcee \ Y S1
q rev remarks, being ratBe, v ,lI \. /, 3
introduced to the ASSENT. s Y, rnFs|l
lrou. Georgetown, Tex, wSs e
wo pleasing and well-tI,esyS e y
we nag some very sweel ~, ~ |.',i
from the piano, PLAYED NJ 1 ~ "
fingers of Miss Ella Nntrha.s,.s w W..
twenty or more went eracs,u, ns y. ~ y
lne cails.hcnics, followed H sc.' '''l'Hs
vocal music from Mr.. anS "a s ~, ~
Miller, DR.. Henry and his g." s., s''s &
iady, MISS McMaster and M S T,.'
inc accompaniment On H. D'1as'
played by Prof. FanpeI sis s a
some OF the Young lady ,,n,' s ss'
very sweet song 10 tbe s nssn s'g
srs music. Then there was des ,s'''''
ny Manuel Garcia and f3co N s.s''1
students, and by Nicolas ill., seA 4, Y
I nest Miller, Wallace AlcNie, ''; ,.'s y Y
Ter, James Little, Vivian d ws M X Y
ne Moses and other pupils. ssss I.
logue between Vivian and Flns " ,.' Y
Judge j. w. Moses Of san nlAss W.
county, was called TO the stsnS '' '''a J
dressed the assembly On the Ise sss
education, and gave some eoo,l s '',ss
the youth of both sexes. xhs s'' Z
well received and cllcIted ,s,,.s (
plausc, Prof. w Y. Tsylor sl.s s X
lirered an address, ILLUSTRATES
remarks with some approp,ia,s k
dotes which caused a good All Il W.
Prof. Luis Puebla made quite 4 sl ~.
speech and predicted the success. z, A
la2arto college, which eyefy an, n
was there, and many who were M, I;
surely hope to see verified. me flo,
scene was some acting By sonelI
young men, representing leero &
strels; and in the mcrrlmant yiIAI /.
came general from their lulicrons Y.
and the disgust displayed BY one e.l.s
son of Ham, who had an CIR hpl'
on his curly head, even Il
started home laughing In GOOD M
The college of Lagarto was bniit h M
by a few public-splritcd gcnilemsnla|
place and the neighborhoodIl proissI
among them were Mr.. s. a Milr.N
president at this time, Capt. pesldi II.
Neil, Geo. II. Reynolds, DR.. IIehb < /.
garto, Thomas Wright, aud tie Add
brothers of Nueces county Tbs llIlll
is admirably suited 10 the putPs 4
which 1t was erected, Itis slalnp
light and airy, well ventilated AID a
tally arranged for graduated ItseLi:
kept in good order and clean; situsl,ll
u healthy section and in TIE nIiss, 81
moral neighborhood. There sft D.
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