Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-29
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Marriage license was granted yesterday to S.
S. Mcclure and Mrs. Lucinla Muncey.
DR.. a. A. Johnson win preach in the Broad
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The rattle of diamond ring that was to have
occurred at the Occidental saloon last night was
postponed until next Tuesday night.
Rev. r. NJ. Tinnon will preach his last sermon
to-day before leaving for his summer vacation.
His subject for the morning sermon Will be the
christian Use of Ange5s-T
pavilion this aftsiseeSs and evening. Professor
cannot help but bid sssssSs who hear HIM.
To-day's serviceFat the Cumberland Pre.by-
terrain church closes that edifice until Septem-
Der. a good programme of music has been
chosen and viii baSSend cred in good taste.
Some of the bessasiSel talent of the state
will be represented StShe orchestra at the
take in the breezes a1a'mAsic It viii pay you.
W. T. Talbot died at his residence on South
Galveston avenue, Yesterday at IL a. IN. His
funeral will take place from his residence at4
D. m. to-day. Friends and acquaintance
invited to attend.
The Famous base ball club go to Waxahachie
to-day to contest superiority with the crack
team of that city. There's something interest
ing at stake besides superiority, and the kids
viii do their best.
The Amateur minstrel company have arranged
to give their entertainment about the middle Of
July. They will put On an excellent programme.
They will devote the proceeds to some charit-
able or similar object. -
Professor Ault will again have his orchestra
day. Those Nko bphrd him last Sunday went
away well pleasea1 FThe programme to- day will
be of the highest Ser and no person ought to
miss it. &N
thanks to MissPetsrs and the ladies and gentle-
men Of Fort Worth and Dallas who so ably
assisted her in giving concert on last Monday
20, 1890.
10 the Seventh ward interest in the coming
aldermanic contest overshadows the exciting
some half dozen or more candidates in the
seventh ward, but only. two can be elected.
Hence the hustling. "
One of the best RAsees to spend to-day is at
entertain the {sSple by his orchestra,
t j. composed Of 1.-THE the best ST. mnsical
cannot afford @ miss tliisopportunity.
The total raise made in the valuation of taxa
Bile property by the board of equalization for the
was. on railroad property and Sl54.7A was on
bank stock. The balance of SIS, no was on city
and country real and personal property other
than railroad property and bank stock.
Miss Lille Brooks is the name of young
lady stopping at 100 East Front street, VINO wants
to ind her mother, Mrs. Pollard. The young
on an understanding that her mother would
meet her at the depot but they failed in this
they do not know where TO find each other.
At special meeting of the school board held
at the Office of the superintendent yesterday aft
ernoon Profes sor P. NJ. White was elected to the
position of principal Of tie high school. Il is
hoped that Professor White Will accept the prof
fered place, though it is understood that he has
been offered prominent and responsible posi-
tioRs elsewhere.
A report gained circulation in the city last
evening that Official census returns gave Fort
Worth a population of only 20, 900. 1t has been
stated repeatedly in this paper that the figures
would go to 3O,2OG. Secretary Biden of the
chamber OF commerce said last evening: 'tThe
figures given by THE GAZETTE are correct. Any
statement purporting to be official that varies
great y from that is a canard, Is matter OF
fact itwould be impossible fer even the census
officials to make even an approximation at
present"
The Young MEMS Christian association is
nicely fitted up in the new quarters, 6l0 Main
street. The free reading rooms are attracting
many visitors, and are credit to the city.
There ere regularly received and kept on file in
the rooms twenty EIGHT daily papers, forty
weekly and thirty monthlies Among these are
the leading literary and i1lustrated periodi-
Gals of the country. New books are being added
to the library, aud it is hophd that Fort Worth
will soon have the best free reading rooms ID
the South. .s.ssssssEssse q
]. P. Klench,ssxsfs ~ Surgeon in4
graduate tEaaa France, has opened
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