Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
DALLAS.
The Bucket.Shop to be. Moved TO III,
Merchants Exchange Mayor
Browns Matinee.
Tho Dallas sinner Given u Chnnce 10 save
Ills soul From Sieoi--t Mesquite
woman Robbed.
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special 10 the Gazette.
DALIAs, TN, Aug l0.-Rov. Dixon
e. Williams Of Tennessee begins a series
Of services at the Cumberland Presbyie-
rial church tonight. Several Of our sis
ter cities have indulgcd in reyiyals OF late,
and 1t seems that the Dallas sinner is now
to have an opportunity for salvation.
SOCIAL
The Idlewild club will give dance at
the Merchants exchange ON Thursday
night, complimentary 10 several young
ladies who are visiting the city. This
club is composed Of the hlgh-fycr Of Dal-
las society, and one of their dances j. an
occasion of note
TiiE BUcKET-smOr
viii bc moved from IT, present quarters
on Elm street 90 a room Ia The Mcr-
chants exchange on Wednesday next.
Spectators in futures will thus be- en-
ablcd 10 go in and place their little piles
without its being known that they go in
To the bucket-shop, for surely there is
nothing more legitimate than for q busi-
ness man TO visit the Merchants eX-
change.
SUING rIE CHt RCu.
Suit has been brought against the
White Rock NJ T.. church by j. }.
Graywylcr to foreclo-c n vendor, lien
for 500.
NEEDS MS CLAWS CLIPPED.
Miss Leo, a respectable white woman
residing In Mesquite, came into the city
and went into II restaurant kept by
negro named Bin Williams TO get
lunch. While eating her lunch the only
l.. 1. ~
one Jordan Flower, Il highly colOrod
blossom who makes his living by throw
ing an occasional jack from the bottom,
aud other dark ways and vain tricks
known to the light-hngered gentry of the
green cloth, When Miss Leo entered the
room, she had a she AYERS, a purse,
which rested in "A satchcl that swung from
her arm. Within the purse was ten
dollar silver certificate "A double eagle, a
half eagle, two liyc-dolIar bills and eight
dollars In silver, When she had finished
her rcpast she looked In her satchcl
Tor her handkerchief, hut found that
II was gone, and with IL, also, had tie.
parted all her money except the silver.
As no one had been in the room but
Flower, she is certain that he nlchcd her
money, aud therefore She had him ar
rested Justice Sclnhl will look into the
matter tomorrow.
TIIE MAYORS MATINEE
Mayor Brown had a regular circus
around at the city hall this morning, In
which thirty-two artists appeared. His
honor made Il few brief and eloquent
remarks TO each of the performers,
to which many Of them replied by singing
the same old songs 50 frequently heard
on such occasions, after which Marshal
finn ArnAIl t.pAsn..l.I a., fail 4
lection for the use and benefit oi the city.
rIE FEDERAL BrILpING.
Ten stOnc-cutters were at work today
pccking rock to bc used In the construc-
3. ton of the United States courthouse and
posloncc. Tu.n0rroW u force of musous
VIII begin the erection of the walls and the
/. work VIII be rapidly pushed 10 completion,
10 50 those SAY who should know II l. tO
I bc hoped that they are correct Ia their
predictions, for the hole in the ground
over which II Is to be- built has become
A an cycsorc 10 the people of the village,
and the fence around the lot extends sew
> cral feet into the street, To the great an.
noyancc of the jewellers in thai part OF
n the city
Steve Han aud Ann Hunt were married
y to-day by Justice Kendall aud Judg,
NJ r. Gbbs and Mis-. Esther lynch
!, rms County coM,uss,oIrns
, hro,n their rnu,,Ioi uit,,rtrrl, .,,,rtino ia
dan. and were buslly engaged mn to n I'm,
nour this AFTERNOON I'M cxnmipinn th,
( fiscal affairs of tho comfy mud lnnLin,
q into the condition of roads ana bridge.
= In the matter of roads they win I'm,
plenty To Interest them, for Dallas count
rs hnulV I'm need of a .rcut deal OF WOT
!, on her ronds, and the people of the comtr
ARE complaining loudly of the awful con
dliion of the highways, and the difficult