Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-26
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The plaintiff got verdict for 500
yesterday in the county court in the case
Of the History company vs.. Tho
Harmon.
In the county court yesterday the case
of the Fort Worth board OF trade VS.. n.
w. Harry was disposed Of, with q judg-
ment for the defendant.
The case OF Mccullough against the
Texas Investment company, Qimited),
dragged along before Judge Beokham
in the district court yesterday.
Professor Hall, the evangelistic singer,
arrived last night and is quartered at the
Mansion. He requests all who will sing
to meet him at ths Cum berland Presby-
terrain church at p. M. for song serv-
ice.
You only have to watch the load after
load of hogs passing through the streets
these DAYS on the way to the North Side
packerv to understand that q new insti-
tuition of unsurpassed Importance has
been established here.
In ths absence of Recorder Kern, who
is in Denver, Mayor Smith has dispensed
justice in the city court for the past two
days. First morning his honor dis
pensed 1t at a dollar a head, but yester-
day it went up to two dollars.
The.Tsrrant county teachers associa-
ton holds its next monthly me ting on
Saturday, December ., at school build
ing No. on Belknap street, and an
interesting and profitable proera mme
has been prepared for the occasion.
defective flue was the cause Of a
small blaze early yesterday morning. 1t
occurred in small cabin occupied by
colOred people on lower Jones street.
The flames were extinguished before the
fire apparatus reached the spot, although
the boys got around with usual rapidty.
Evsugelistic services begin tonight at
the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN church.
Professor Hall will hold song service,
beginning at Z p. m. Everybody, aud
especially singers ara requ ssted to come
and bring Gospel Hymns, No. 5. Evan
eelist Robson will arrive Thursday and
preach Thursday night.
The orphan and poor children of Fort
Worth ought to be made happy on
Thanksgiving day, and they will be if
nothing unforeseen prevents. The union
services with donations which occur ~
the FIRST Baptist church will provide for
the children of the Orphans home, and
the supper TO be given bv the Bethel to
200 youngsters promises well.
Alice Malone aud her three-yesr-old
daughter were put in the county jail
yesterday, the woman being charged
with Illicit cohabitathon. The child is
unusually pretty aud attractive, AMI
Jailor Bent Elliott, whose heart, one
would think. would be steelel against
such things, is loud 10 his denunciation
of the condition of law and society which
compels the incarceration OF such babes
On December 5, at the Union stock
yards in North Fort Worth, Col. John r.
HoXie and his associates are to give
grand Farmers Alliance barbecue. 1t
is intended to have present all the MEM
bers OF that organizotian that can be
there, that they may see and learn for
themselves what has been done to estab-
llSh Il new industry of great value to the
farmers. All farmers and others,
whether members of the Alliance CT not,
are invited to be present. The desire is
that people become familiar with the
great packery and stockyards.
Queen City Lodge No. 81, Knights of
Pvthas, ut its lest regular meeting. held
on Monday evening, elected the follow
lag officers. trustees, ETC., to serve the
next year, viz: P. c., w. NJ. Lamp
ton; c. c., j. Morgan Wells; V. c.. L.
7 Mayied; Prelate, j. B. Lewright;
NJ. of E., Ben o. Smith; NJ. of F., j.
T. Orchard; X. OF R. and S. James t.
Prosser; Nj. at A, W. Il. Darlington; L.
g.. e. b. Kerr; o. g., Tobs Maddox.
Trustees; l. Carb, Max Elssr and James
G. Mallette; representative TO the Grand
Lodge, w. N. McVeigh; alternate rep
resentativs TO the Grand Lodge, W. d.
Farris; recommended for deputy grand
chancellor for this lodge, Judd C. Boyd.