Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
~ ! aOd-AoIder on the Boycott
y ~" BONANZA Mackay and lanes
cordOn Bennett at Outs.
.,..u Japanese Regard the "Ai-
ln .',@.. As 4 Burlesque Of Their
~, psepIe society GleaniDgs.
,,.sa,isfled with the Present stock
|rfo'els ,aue.--Blg specuiations in
wheat and Coftos.

n, was Mr.. Hamilton 1Womuiy, VINO
" ..'sd Miss Florence Vanderbilt. !
n,''' si,en heard 1t remarked he was poor
w y. u married her, but such was not the
His father was q wealthy Bos-
I'M an importer of resin, gunny bags,
nd their residence was ON that
NJ .s,seratic thoroughfare, Beacon street,
4 ,s,rIou envied and admired by all Bos-
..,sos Is socred TO the 'blue bloods,n
q r,sde famous wherever the English
.ssnare is spoken by w. ID. Howells'
hamilton Twombly was graduate Of
,'~srd college, and was unusually
0,'s'r and studi0us. His mother was a
|n's Williams Of Boston. Her brother,
A. Iohp Al, s Williams, who recently
+ "a was member of the firm OF Gid.
&s& Williams, the California packet
A N and also a member of the Forty-third
8sssress Mr.. Twombly is domestic in
tastes. q devoted husband and father,
a taD, rather corpulent, has fine dark
t,ss. dars curling hair, and is bald, al
1aueh but thirty-six years of age. Such
&, AZ man who win probably be called to
s n presideucy of the Cleveland, Column
Xsx Cincinnati & indianapolis railroad,
8ttacsut by the recent death OF Gen
E|pgereux. Mr. w. ii. Vanderbilt sug-
Msted It before he died that Mr.. Twombly
A,uId, in the event OF Cen Devereux's
Hath, be the successor, although at that
M be had no reason TO suppose the
al Of the latter would so soon occur
#A5ugh this is business question, it
IN been much discussed in society,
ss,her with the loss of the Oregon and
IN great good fortune of Mrs 4. D..
#organ in recovering her diamonds.
ESsyera paragraphs are going the
#unds of the daily press as to the rldicu-
m assortment of clothing Mr.. Hitch
8tkgnd Mr.. Mortimer appeared IN at
IN time OF the wreck-trousers of one
ML dress-coat, lowell for necktie
Wls Jockey cap attributed to one Both
IL hese gentlemen are considered "the
MNci fashion and the mold of form, !"
6eihe veriest dude alive does not stop
HIhDk OF clothes at such time, exec pit
(atiDto them, aud, be IL said TO their
Mil both Mr.. Mortimer and Mr.. Hitch
s we're very brave and helped the
ren and children. Ii takes an emer-
Nj Ike this to test the true grit of a
scharacter, and most cases prove
Hdade Drawer than the bully.
&In. Marshall o. Roberts has returned
Heirom Washington, where her beauty,
Elnmonds aud the fact that she is Il
8nthy widow has attracted great atten-
Mrs Roberts was the third wife of
husband, an old man, and his widow,
Engh about forty years Of age, was
hany years his junior. She was o
/. ID Endicott, and As u second cousin oi
HetAry Endicott. Her New York resi-.
Hnis ON Fifth avenue, on the opposite
La of Eighteenth street from Mr.
#ut Belmont's dwelling. Her house
Nv flne,T and she is very proud Of 1t
lialns one Of the finest private arr
Mdes in the country. And some of tht
: n Examples of Knaus, Messonier
a Xat, Van Marke, Constable and Schrye
II MDbe found there, also many speci
n #;Ci American artists, notable Church
q MATED Niagara - Mrs. Roberts vii
"a &.n but short time in New York, sh
- nc taken house In London for tn
81. How delightful to be a ric
y MN
a mmored in society that Mr.. Henri
Mnd and wife, who was daughter {
BAN Lloyd Garrison, will soon ltav
&hior New York, and that Mr.. vi
Eill resume some of his former bus
= Relations. The magnificent palae
Madison avenue which Mr.. Villar
still stands untenanted, and Il
M is that some OF the wealthy, mt
the Pacific slope, who are fast form
AOmes Ia our city, do not purcha'
pm its grand marble halls, its ony
aces, the walls covered with sill
embroidered, and it's Louis Nv
MI Hhg hail. to say nothing Of the lar!
|lV Aial dining hall, with its carved o.
III massive doors. The estate is In d
I'LL sot Mr.. Edward d. Adams, wi
vi n one Of the four houses erected
Hlllard. 1t was enormously stat
Re Willard mansion was purchase
y. Fahnestock, but such was not Z
=. s Mr. Fahnestock lives in anoth
#atne four houses, as does Mr.. A
~ opth gentlemen being members
Nnking firm OF Winslow, Lanier
lJlt James Brown Potter gave her I'll
illon since her return from Wa.
! the other evening at the Method
y Tor Aged Women, and they seem
a n. NJ IN the treat. She did not rec
i ~ NJ joel this time, but Cowpe
Nj y his friend Joseph Hill, which NJ
All gave in charming manner )
of e #eced In this charity by Mrs FloreI
Alox, the charming central
Tor the entertainment were s.
W.eprOceods are to be used toWal
eg The new home.
ur4uhart, Mrs Potter's faith
m ~ itft for Louisiana, taking W
~ Younger daughter, Miss Geor
I III Ivy also a beautiful girl, q
ghg her more famous sister
Asshe Il darker, They will ret
York IRON their plantation BET
Weather sets in. C. Il. II
err 'apanese contingent in America
IA HE "Mikado," it appears. i
~ regarded as burlesque OF PEG
engate. And what do you thinl
III Proposed to do? Nothing
Produce a genuine Japan
mere, in English, under the
res' y lne Japanese embassy.
.,..-s.>< mas been brought over.
w. q the Bijou has offered 70
Alu arrangements are making
e y regaIly.
y 1sse THIS tragedy, ia the Origi
,sI days. But ] believe il
..ef q Gown to four hours, it bein
nEI)Il lotion Of the projectors that /
NNhl| saAs been educated up TO
n \ sn'lre Indifference to time by