Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
''DENTSON.
|..,,ug closing Exercises Of
w academy Before an
immense Audience.
.,savts nm Axle Dar. which
ss,,ous injuries 60 "A
Z sumbsr o. Men

~ a Bre"N"
4 serious injuries TO a
sumbsr q Men.
TX, June 2s.-Last night,
house, the Denison Chorus
has been but ten days organ
(. prof. +. A. Bailey, gave their
ssrt. and II was a pleasant
.rervone WHO had the good
4 .,,eud. Below we give the
4 ,,bjch was extra well rem
Y cisss consists Of 100, ranging
sIrht TO forty years. There
,srge an attendance as the
m deserved, but those who
rere we'll paid, and those who
"a a treat. The entertain
/. " IN reueated Thursday night at
Hin church, with an entire
gro .RAMME.
FART 1.
4 N wake ...,,..,. Male Quartettc
. % ii Much of Herry.
4 u ~ ,.......... solo and hoius
4 4 fathoms Deep, solo.
2 -. DIR. X. II. Walker
4 Caves, Duet
|" VMesdamss Shulze and wagnon
s..,,,,a .t.... . Chorus
" 'ne,ls Solo and Chorus
\. soio Mrs Lula b. Dawl.y
4. 4 q Thou Great Jehovah. Anthem
"a FART II.
~ beautiful Queen t...' =. Chorus
" rance. solo. Mrs George Lyhl
.,or Al lone. Humorous @ altelte
IA sons .......ss4 tsss..4sOhOruH
b. =. , ANAL. Solo. Mr.. @. W Uawley
wSs Haunted solo and Chorus
rsn,nkey. Solo AIR.. Il. NJ. Robinson
isr, Pumpkin Eater Chorus
= evening at Adkins Bros.' sa-
.Jrer Crawford and Chestnut
ouslrel took place between
III who had been imblhing too
H.e big, strapping fellow named
iertook the job of whipping
smaller men, and commenced
a and throwing one Jack Sulli-
IA a glass door, cutting his
sdly. DR.. Wallace dressed the
a Ne was then taken In charge
4 Harry S. Gardner, who placed
\ bond; the other man tried to
|hsu, officer Gardner objected,
4 Il chase ensucd that resulted
hFcer overhauling snd placing
q iall until the recorder can in
M. The officers caught another
.e pugilists. The latter class
,.oor show with orr efficient mar
bodice.
Harris and wife of Tishomingo,
.,ved in the city to-day, also MISS
8psr. They came In to attend
fng exercises tonight of st.
8Aiemy.
IM. waller, of NJ. Waller & Co.,
n dry goods merchants of this
Ned home this morning from st,
Mere he has been for the last
Hing goods for his house.
kcks for the opera "Doctor OF
~ have arrived, and the Den
Reur Opera company will 30 "a
gst once. They promise that the
A will be given even better than
ado," which had such a success
2rirg.
y engine No. 81 left the Missouri
hallway yard to-day about II
a going north after some empty
b Wien about two miles from th'
'oi the axles broke, prccipltatinl
riding in the cab over and undei
Rer. A few slight bruises and NJ
Damage done. Trains, in conse
we're delayed.
sgeauts' guard of United State
passed through en- route to For
worth with five United States
uuder arrest for fightingand som,
sItlng.
N. Lea arrived from the Mort
y engine No. 81, that met wit
lent north Of Dentson to-day b.
her axle, was returning iron
where they had been deliverini
Of silver bullion to train 4
Engineer Chas Turner had hi
foreman II. Howe, thigh bruised
|lspatcher Joe Elliott, night chiei
'lis du combat; Yard Foreman
Fuel, rib broken; Fireman Wyli
n, two ribs broken.
largest audience of the seasol
Il Spacious opera-house last nigh
rs the closing exercises OF the n
Below we give the pro
PROGRAMME.
,NtMarch of She v, lied PROPHETS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. os
,olis--lIymn. .,....n.. .eilsin
'lDParents' -
fcelal Intercourse, By miss Cart
,.sOng and Chorus ...-,..-"oroW
A'sn'. pu''er ou dn "a, and Recitatio
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G lssppe Nichols
.' snTRos me principal GILES o. yn We
|selphla, New Orleans and san
n sI.c9 e.; ,.r,-,." Reci naa,,