Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
LOCALETTES

The recorder had S45 to show for his
session yesterday morning.
| 1t begins to look like the fire depart
ment will get the increased appropria-
ton 1t asks for.
There will be baptising at the Christian
church tonight. Several persons united
with that church eSfSunday.
If ProfessS xsroY alights anywhere
near the Trinit Iyer this afternoon his
fate will be sHhldRto McGinty's.
The gold watch raffled at Ginoechio's
last night was won by j. C. Howleton,
he throwing the highest number-45.
wanamSker's agsat is at the Mansion
and is very WksHE4Gl for the patronage
of the past, Eants few more orders
for the preseg q Occasion.
city yesterday for oolored man named
Britton, whom Officer Stevens arrested,
and who is wanted in Cleburne to answer
five indictments.
Rev. George o. Bachman will lecture
at D. m. at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church to-day. Subject: opal
estine-Patriarehal and Regal. - Also
at p. m. Subject: "'The History of
the Bible.
On and after May /, 1890, all isests
hvered to our patrons BY. apEs 5ns'#ill
be at the following, One hundred
pounds and stds, single delivery,
a Of g. Rs per pound; less than 100
RosH one cent per pound.
W. B. WHEELER,
Manager Artesiau Ice Co.
An ALBANIAN with 1885 In his pocket
To-
yesterday afternoon in the courthousgf
and took nap. While in that eonditioH
the officers relieved him of his cash and
deposited it in the bank and found th6s
man different accommodations. He says
he has just invested $40, 900 in the PAN
handle country.
1. Carb has filed his final report as re-
ceiver of the defunct Mutual Self Endow-
ment and Benevolent Association of
America, to which Office he was appointed
in December 1855. The total claims filed
amount to over S2l1 600, which have
been met with about 2 p cents on the dol
lar. All claims have been aejudioated
aud paid except four. The report is q
voluminous document.
The lecture of Rev. George o. Back
man at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church last night was very much sppre-
ciated. 1.-THE Teachers Teaching
Work was the theme, and the lecture or
handled it with great ability. Many of
the Sunday school teachers are availing |
themselves of this rare opportunity, to |
qualify themselves for their work.
The Fort Worth Fencibles held a meet |
ing at their armory last evening to take |
action with regard to the the Maifest |
parade. They properly did not care TO |
participate unless they could do so |
%rsditablY. Fortunately they decided to |
turn out. The Maifest parade promises |
to be fine pageant. Not less than 200 |
people Will be in line, it is expected.
District court did not convene yester-
day and no cases were on trial in county |
court. A suit was fled in county court |
by George w. Gum against the Fort |
Worth and Rio Grande railway company |
for $500 damages for grass burned By |
sparks from defendants locomotives.
Judge Harris has completed the motion
docket aud court adjourned last night
until next term.
At a meeting of the Bricklayers'
union, held last night in Como4
hall, the following officers were
elected: President, W. n. Wiccks; vice.
president, J . G. Thompson; treasurer,
w. Davis; recording secretary, John |
Maurice; financial secretary, James
Tayol; corresponding secretary, James
Wallace; board of trustees, A. Pearson.
J Carroll and c.. Nebble; sergeant-at-
arms, w. Hall, conductor, L. Smith;
deputy, Il. Chanler; alternate, 5. Dona-
hne. The charter having arrived the
brieklayers of Fort Worth win work
nine hours day from Monday, May 5.