Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-11
LOCALETTE6.

Mrs. 3. J. Houston will sing to-day al
the First Presbyterian church services al
the opera house.
The First Presbyterian church choir,
under the leadership of Mr.. A. s.
Hopper, will render some fine music
in the opera house to-day.
Rev. j. Morgan Wells was quite ap-
probably better yesterday. He has
ceased to worry, about convention mat
tiers, and quick recovery is looked for.
See the Stanley Heights addition ad-
vertisement elsewhere in to-day's issue
of THE GAZETTE. Now you can buy a
home, because there isno excuse to him
| der.
| No damage was doiS to the Spring
| Palace by the furious storm of last night
and the exercises for to-day, as laid out
in the programme, will be carried out as
published.
DR.. W. A. Adams has been appointed
general division surgeon of the Santa Fe
railway from Temple to Purcell, includ-
ing the Paris, Dallas and Cleburne
branches.
Marriage Licenses were issued yester-
day to j NJ. Stanfield and Miss Artie
| Proctor, James lance and Mrs. G. W.
Gosset, and Jesse B. Smith and Miss
Jessie B. Penland.
The cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Ella Erwin, daughter of J A. Err
win of Mansfield, TO Mr.. W. E. Butler
of this city. The wedding takes place at
the residence of the bride q parents on
May 81.
The last of the special trains, the long
delayed Cotton Belt one, came in yester-
day morning, but the delegates were
still coming last night. However, the
committee succeeded with the help of the
citizens in taking care of them all.
Sunday-school workers should not
overlook the opening of the State Sun
day-school association Tuesday evening
at CLOCK at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church. The different churches
In the city will unite in having song
and praise service Wednesday evening.
Oficers Rushing and Peyton Maddox
captured colored man yesterday near
the Cotton Belt depot, who was fined for
vagrRnoy. He is j. W. Erwin, and does
the three card monte act and general
confidence game. The same sport was
up for the same offence some weeks ago
and heavily fined.
First Presbyterian church will hold
services day at IL and tonight at
o'clock in the opera house. Rev. j. B.
Hawthorne, d. D., OF Georgia will
preach in the morning and Rev. j,
Lipscomb, d. D., OF Tennessee at night.
Seats free, and n cordial inYitati on is
extended to strangers.
Henry Rodmau and Pat Cunningham
were jailed by Oficers Somers and Rig
giles. They had stolen a couple OF vaIises
from Mrs. Fred IS boarding house at Four
tenth aud Throckmorton, and disposed
of them at a secondhand shop. They
were just blowing in their new supply of
wealth at Dimmer' 5 saloon when the off,
GERS found them. There are more
charges against the same parties.
At the chamber OF commerce meeting
yesterday morning a committee was APP
pointed to engage carriages for the pur-
pose of taking out the Baptist delegates
for q spin around the city on Monday af-
ternoon, at q time to be announced
hereafter. The committee is composed
of Howard Peak, Stewart Harrison, f.
E. Powell aud @. L. Imboden. Citizens
are earnestly requested to furnish all
vehicles of all kinds, and if not called on
to report to the committee.
THIS afternoon ct CLOCK the regular
meeting Of the Young Men 3 Christian
associatiSn will be addressed by Joshua
lowering, known throughout the country
as the coffee king of Baltimore. He is a
most successful business man and il
president OF the association in that city.
The subject will be, "a Business Mans
Point of View of the Young Men 8 Chris
tian Association. - Mr.. John Ayers,
president of the Fort Smith, Ark, asso-
citation will tell of the work in his city.
AIEsare invited TO attend tie. meeting at
the ASSOCIATION rooms, corner Fourth and
Houston streets.