Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-25
LOCALETTES.
Now for the Spring Palace
as ever

| NOH IOi tH6 spring EdldC6.
Go to the skating carnival at Yeates ,
hall tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Bowles are happy
! over the advent of a bright baby girl at
their home.
A Night OFF is simply splendid Secure
! your seats at once, at Eastwood & Eli
otis drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Pritchett are very
happy over the arrival of a handsome
baby boy at their home
Landreths' garden seeds in bulk at
| wholesale or retail can be had at the Fort
| Worth grocer company's.
A special meeting of the city council
will be held Saturday night to consider
the proposed special charter.
Howard Tully is enthusiastic over the
project of the Texas Spring Palace, and
has good reasons for the faith that is in
| him.
The sum of $50 900 is needed to inaugu-
rate the Texas Spring Palace. 1t is for
al Texas, and Fort Worth should do its
part.
The comedy event of the season, A
Night Off, at the opera house tonight,
tomorrow at the matinee and to-mor-
row night.
The donkey party announced to take
place at the residence of w c. Turner
tonight has been postponed until Friday
night, February l.
The most enjoyable comedy ever pro-
duced is A Night Off, which will be at
the opera house to night and Saturday
matinee and night.
A Night Off is a superb comedy. All
of the actors are stars. At the opera
house tonight and tomorrow night with
Saturday matinee.
Southeast Texas, Southwest Texas, the
Panhandle and Eastern Texas have been
heard from, and they say they want the
Texas Spring Palace.
The Spring Palace committee will go to
work again to-day and hope to report
S25 200 raised by the time of the meeting
at Huffman's hall tomorrow afternoon.
An alarm of fire was gwen from box sc
last night about lI:20, and the fire de-
partment responded promptly. The fire
was found to be the burning out of f1ue
in the building occupied by Mrs. c.. d.
Brown, and did no damage.
The committee soliciting for the Texas
Spring Palace reported some Sl2 200
raised at O'Clock yesterday. In addi-
ton to that amount, Burton, Lingo &
CO.., viii give $500 worth of lumber for
the building. On with the Spring
Palace.
John Farrell, working for the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, fell over the embank-
ment at the approach to the great bridge
last night and was badly hurt. City
Physician Mclean was notified and
dressed his wounds.
The building which Mr.. E. E. Powell
proposes to erect on Main street will be an
elegant structure, and modern in every
particular. Mr.. Powell is a gentleman
of wide experience, who knows precisely
what fine building should be.
Three large trust companies and sew
eral millionaires have decided to central
iZe at Fort Worth, and the property adj
joining the Farmers and Mechanics ma
tional bank has been purchased on which
to erect fine building tor the companies
Sheriff Mclean of Montague was in
Fort Worth last night having in custody
Il. II. Smith, who shot Walter Adams in
the Territory a few days ago. From
what could be learned Smith was justifi-
able, having been cut by Adams before
he fired.
Several days ago an officer from Mis-
sissippi named Sharp came to Fort Worth
with requisltion for Jack Deering.
wanted at Decatur, Miss. for criminal |
assault on young girl. Marshal Farmer
located the man and last night Officer |
Rushing arrested him and placed him in |
jail. He viii be taken to Mississippi to- |
night.