Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-28
DALLAS.
Union Printers Organize The knights
Pytlias Black, the Slugger,
Has Benefit.
The Hotels Doing big business Burnt
Cork Artists-rrogress oft
the Revival,



DALLAS, TIM Sept, 25,--rhe kersands
minStrels showed to q iair-Si1ed audience
at the opem-housc last night, the balcony
and gallery being crowded, and gave n
trst-claSs entertainment. Their pro-
gramme Is not As varied as that OF many
of the best minstrel shows, but Il iS all
good and all well-rendered. The sing.
Ing Is especially line, that of Wallace
King the tenor, and Ed. Reynolds,
the bassO, being almost beyond praise,
kerSands was up TO his usual standard,
his spccialties being particularly well re-
ccived. Billy Wilson has a larger mouth
and as many comical ways as Kersands
himself, and caught on with the
audience right away. Altogether the show
is very good one indeed, The troupe
has the boards here tonight and viii 20
to Fort Worth IN the morning.
SHORT TAIN.
\ number of Dallas knights of Pythias
will go over 20 Fort Worth ON the list OF
! October 10 Witness the institution under
charter of Fort Worth chapter OF
! that place, postponed from last Thursday
on account of the death of Benjamin \
| Bolts, grand master OF Masons.
/ Dallas is fun To overlooking with
knights of the grip, there being about
! $50 in the city spending Sunday.
The hotels are doing rushing busi.
ness. The Grand Windsor had NOR,
! than ninety arrivals yesterday, and the
st, George almost as many,
One thousand and fifty bales of cotton
We're received here last week,
Black, the knocker, had a benefit az tn,
fair grounds to-day. Wrestling, running
boxing and other athletic sports were IN.
dulgcd In. 4 fair crowd attended.
To-day was clear aud pleasant and tn,
churches were all well attended.
Rev Dixon g. Williams Is still DRAWN,
immense crowds Ut the Armory hall
Many conversions have been made.
run PRINTS organizing.
The printers in this city who carr,
union cards met NJ the city hall this ai
ternoon for the purpose of organizing
and procuring charter. X. +, Gray q
New Orleans was elected chairman of Ia
meeting, and Mr., Hall Of Galveston
secretary, \ committee on organl
cation aud one, also, on procuring
u charter, were appointed Forty-un
cards were handed In. There are sevcra
other men in the city who have cards, an,
II is expected that there win be tfty-tw
members present ut the meeting ncN
sunday, at which time the charter vii
have arrived.
PERSONAL.
W. II. Newman and wife Of Galveston
are in the city.
Col. w 4. Hughes and wife have II
turned home after an absence of som
weeks.
j. X. Dunbar. Austin; 6. $. William,
San Antonio; II, Cogbill, Albany j II
Reynolds, WITS Point, were among "a
days arrivals in the city.
Robert Fox and f. 6 Mhus, Corsicana
h. n. Isaacs, Galveston; W 4. Briggs
WaSahachle, John Fimigan, Houston
are at the Grand Windsor.
Ed COIN of Galveston Is here.
$. T.. Darncll, Abilene Edward Perry
Denison; X. II Barnes, Chicago q Alto
railway, are at the Grand windsor.
J.. A. STROUD, Shcrman j Il. STIFF
Mckinney; Jno. i Allan, Austini G.,
Boman, G.. A. Turner aud wife, Ferris
were among the registered at the n
George to-day.
Lieut.. Beaumont b. Buck Of til
United States army Is among friends J
the city.
jas. Blassingame, Grccnvllle; O. i
Howard, Jr., Palestine; J w. Fuller
WINS Point; are In the city.
T.. H. Baker, Austin, Is In the city.
r. Bertsch, prominent grain mel
chant of Austin, Is autographed al "a
st. James