Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-29
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LUCALETXES

| Officer Holland has lost q bunch OF
keys which he would be glad 20 recover.
Marriage license was taken out yester-
day By c. II. Hampton and Miss Mollie
| Z. Hopper.
Walter Hines got an arm broken yes
| terday morning on the South Side, by
| being thrown from horse he was riiing.
| The friends of Fort Worth will be st
| the chamber OF commerce meeting to-
! night to jubilate over the successful
eventtfation of the hotel project.
Officers Bill Rushing and Peytou Mad
OK b d a ieweer named F. Sieuer be-
fore the county court yesterday on a
charge of pistol totiDg, and he was tfued
S25.
In the case of VI lbry vs.. the Western
Union Telegraph Cnmplny, which was
.ried in the county court yesterday,
verdict was rendered for the defsud-
ants.
An attachment was taken out yester-
dav against Josie Belmont to satisfy
Judgment for ST. 80 secured bv W. f.
Lake. The attachment was issued by
Justice Reynolds.
Tonight there Will be four limitations
in w. GAUGE division, K. of P,
uniform rank. The occasion will be one
of unusual interest. Visiting Knights
are invited to be present.
There will be specisl meeting at the
Unitarian church Tomorrow morning ut
ii O'Clock, in which all the Tn itarians
and their sympathizers are directly in
terested and invited to be present.
There are matters of interest to the
people of Fort Worth to be commune
Gated at the chamber of commerce inee.-
ing to-uight. Friends of the city viii be
on hand to receive the glad tidiugs.
This evening being the eve of St. An
drew's day the Fort Worth chapter of
ST. Andrew = brotherhood will ho.i their
annual meeting at ST. Andrews church
at O clock. All mem beers are expected
to he present.
Mrs. Ed F. Warren OF the Warren
female institute has been appointed one
of the delegates to represent the State
teachers association at the Texas
Worlds fair convention to be held in
Houston December 10.
The tramp season is ct hand, and the
light caliber gentlemen are arriving on
all sorts of convevances. Yesterday Of
ficer Peyton Maddox ran in a couple of
stlffs who for over twenty four hours had
slept in a vacant lot on WeatherfOrd
street.
A carpenter named Browning, at work
at the Union stock yards on the North
Side, fell from a scaffold to the ground,
about eighteen teet, and had both arms
broken yesterday afternoon. He was
brought into the city and surgical aid
was provided.
The case of the Texas printing an
lithographing company vs. Tom Evans.
involving some $1,000, was on trial in the
district court yesterday, but ives not
concluded when the court adjourned.
The case of Mccullough VS.. the Texas
investment company Oimted) in the
same court resulted in g hung jury.
Jim Swayne has lost his ov ercoat and
is correspondingly detected. He SAYS
that he laid il down while somewhat
personal discussion was going on between
two gentlemen on Main street day before
yesterday, and that some one must have
picked it up and carried it off By mis-
take.
The four-rouud glove contest at
Wais's theater last night between Pro-
fessor John Clark and j. Fl. Sullivan Of
California was decided a draw by the
referee, though on the whole the points
were much in favor of Clark, whose
science was too much for his clever OPP
ponent. The contest was q fine sxhibi-
ton of scientific sparring.
The following officers have been ell ec.ed
by Ruby lodge No. 90 Knights of Pyfhies,
to serve for the ensuing year: c. c.,
c. e. Ryan; V. c.. A. Z. Hall; p,
Porter Ball; NJ. of E., G.. T. Gallup:
NJ. of F., F. L. Sorry; X. Of P. aud S.,
l. w. Turner, 1. G., A. H. B. Kent;
o. g., j. Brandt; representative, ] l..
Cooper; alternate, II. E. Sawyer; trus-
tees, II. E. Thayer, H. E. Sawyer. W.
Goldstein.
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