Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-27
LOCALITIES.
Matinee this afternoon -


Tickets given NsRsto tie hour of the
drawing at S o cl0tsgK m, December
81. 1. 5. 7. B.
\ lively dog fghsgFas drawing attrac-
ton on the corner of second and HOus-
ton yesterday.
The county court yesterday entered up
one or two orders in private cases, but
did no other business.
The Queen City Crows VIII meet at ] .
Fl. Martindale's store this evening at s
O'Clock. Business of Importance will be
transacted.
Lillian Lewiss. tie great emotional
actress, supportdysfby strong company ,
in New Mag9aRu" this afternoon
"Dona Sol" tssni&bt.
a handsome fancSsworked plush table
scarf, on exlkitioYSin. March X Price 5
show windows sEffl be raf1led off soon.
Sixty chances SS2ch.
The distrctYeferIS2s office was ral.k with
aromatic perfhme of,EQod cigars yester-
day. The boys were Sinking some of a
box sent Mr.. Taylor by friend at
Crockett.
An old man, wearing large bare spot
to show where he had been scalped by
the Indians, is calling on old friends and
new acquaintance in Fort Worth for
cash donations.
Mr.. W. a. Tippens, living two miles
northwest of the city, has left with THE
GAZETTE radish weighing four pounds.
1t is fine sample of Tarrant county,
prOductiVCneSs.
Dave Flood, charged with fighting
had trial bpfpra TuStica 81,
Monday and was fined So and costs
Flood is the man who had the fight with
the Hargroves OH the race track about
week ago.
The "SSsw .MagdaIen'' and esDona
Sol" are boHGplays full of strong situa-
tons and staFslpg incidents are worked
out. MisAsEillfag Lewis is said to play
both witlkSfeat sffap%th and fine finish.
Matinee so night performance Seats
at Eastwood & Eiliott>s,
I. J MayfeId of East Belknap street
had for Christmas dinner tomatoes as
large as Il man 5 fist, gathered from
vines fourteen feet long He also had
freshly plucked lettuce from his garden.
This shows our Northern friends what
Fort Worth can do in December.
The sabbath school of the Broadway
PresbyteridssBhureIf'w hold their annual
Christmas fesffd1 tonight, beginning at
1880 o 'cloclSsgsA beautiful cantata will
be rendersdsand christmas presents dis
tributed TO the cAdren. A delightful
time is anticipated by the little foBissS
Prof. George F. Elder aasafgsigned his
position in the Wesleyeti' College and will
give his entire atte8tfon to private classes
and pupils =. arrangements Will be made
to give private lessons at the homes of
pupils, or at the music rooms over COL
Tins & Armstrong; music store, 500
Houston street
The ladiss of Broadway Presbyterian
church clSsd their Christmas market
yesterday af&r a Successful time.
The society p;sssed 95Sote of thanks to the
merchants and$gftizens for their gener-
Gus patronagasrPa liberal donations, and
also thanksFfo the hroprietor of the build
ing in wlf8h the market was held.
Yesterday evening an old man who
keeps lunch stand on Jones street COM
planned to the police that he had been
robbed. Officers Bell and Summers took
the trail and arrested Walter Hamilton
and VIII Moore, aged fourteen and fff-
teen. They had S23 in their possession
when apprehended. The old man claimed
to have lost SG5.
In the county court yesterday Helen
Mckee entered suit against the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Re Railroad for dam
ages done her in the destruction of seventy
acres of grass, two rose bushes and fif-
teen ornamental trees in her private ceme-
terry. She asks for S435 good and lawful
money of the Union. The damage was
done about three miles north of Fort
Worth.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
James Hickey and Miss H. NJ. Atwood.
Other Jones and Miss Lauravider Davis,
w r. Burroughs and Miss Ada Lowe,
Ferdinand Bravo and Miss Louise Burren,
W. W. Pyles and Miss Eta Smith,
James Powell and Miss Rosa NJ Camp
bell, w. T. Roy and Miss Mary S.
James, Austin Henry and Miss Allie.
Henry, DR.. J. C. Cozby and Miss Cynthia
Ingram. A license was also issued to an
other couple, the only clue to which being
the fact that the bride was about to take
the step Il second time.