Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
LOCALETTES.


Grand rnusica1ssS laadsy nisst, June 20.
Secure tickets'a at SD Main strssE for the mu-
sicale Monday night, June 70 = X.
This is the last day for the enrolling OF names
on the census. See that you have been ehulhel-
ated.
1bere was a full meeting Of the A. o. U. w. !
last night. and officers were elected for the en-
suing year. G
Elder p. Moffett, one of the leading minister
of Ohio, Will preach IN the SnflsIl~n NAANA
next Sunday night.
License to marry was granted yesterday TO
one solitary couple. colored, named GeorSe
Steele and Jenny Williams.
The subject of the Rev. DR.. Mitchelps sermon
Tomorrow morning at Broadway presbyterian
church will be Religious Asstheucs-
There was n meeting of the chamber OF COM
MERGE yesterday, at which good attendance
was had and much important business was put
All persoAs holding tickets for the musicale
for Monday tig% can reserve seats Ior t|en ~
t CENTS cents at 5i 3 slss3 street.
Cleo Smith, the. little daughter OF Deputy
Sheriff Charles Smith, died last night and wll
be buried this afternoon at O. CLOCK from tine
residence on fuckers hill
Aman named Price was given free ride yes
terdav evening for creating disturbance on
East Third street. He will have o hearing Oe-
lore Recorder Kern this morning.
At the organ recital given by Miss Myrtle
Hos Miss Mable Tally, daughter of Mr.. Peter
Tally was awarded the medal for having made
the best progress in music during the pastyear.
Mr.. Simon Gabert, who returned YESTERDAY
from a trip to Blum, ClebuTne and neighborlng
nlaces saws that while at Clebnrne the officers
| Brought in prisoner charged with completely IN
the Texarkana train robbery
The Ladiesisaid speiety Of st. Andrews Epls-
coDaI church saRjllfsFeep open every Saturday
| during the sumnF at Pendery Bro S, Fifth ana
| Main Streets u4ttht6 O'Clock or later CaAes
and salt rising oreaAa specially
| Mr. n M. Seaton has been assigned to duty
| in the office of the Eleventh division railway
mail service as chief clerk of al lines reporting
| to the he adqu arters at Fort worth, VICE Ken
| derson assigned to other duties
| PeonIe of Fort Worth and vicinity will on
| Monday have an opportunity OF listening to an
anti-Hogg argument from judge west OF Da,-
| las, who viii address tke voters at the court
house on tfssyils of pc proposed railway COM
| mission.
The series of ces1ferts at the pavilion, which
wall be begun su snne are If the sttemps
| tn give the peou@ go3a music meets their APP
probation. Tho soloists. secured stand high IN
their profession,
Gid BRYAN, a pushing member of the car
nenter's trade who formerly lived in Fort
Worth but who has recently been employed In
Colorado, is back in TINS CITY win me nnHn md
neighboring cities has paralyzed MS traoe IN
that country
The general order of the railway mail service,
issued from the Office of Superintendent weaver
| Of the Eleventh division for June IS, RECORDS
four removals, five suspensions and reducsiton
of n clerk from Glass TO Class 1. the latteF loE
persistent and willful violation OF section Wy,
Postal Laws Of 1887.
At Pecos CITY on July 4, will be given grand
| barbecue and ball to celebrateIAmeri greal
| holiday The committee OF arrangements Is
composed of ]. d. Smith. W. p. Dermody, o.
| a. McWhorter The committee on Invitations
ate r. d. Gage A. ~ Walthall. C.. F.
Thomsson John o. Ford and j. Walker.
Uoc F7e-reli is the name of a colored man who
was suddenly taken off by stroke of heart dis
ease yesterday afternoon, on vacant let neal
the new Catholic church. The man had been
. suffering for some time, but death came upon
| him unawares. He was man OF good repute'
and worked for Hearn, Wall Il Co.
} John Flaherty, Sam Rosenfeld and D. @
I.ersyDson have won the honor OF representing
the FencIbles in the individual contest Tor IN,
! ,est drilled soldier in the state. These expert
| COMMENTATORS of the Springfield rifle hope
5 make the contest somewhat interesting 70 thel
competitors at the San antonio encampment.
, Everybody should estend the musicale Monda!
| Yjoht Jnnns23 me ladies OF st. Andrews
l Episcopal chSrcNPhsve been very careful to Sc
iect the best ar in our city and the programm
viii do credit our Fort worth musicians
Reserved seal st howe s. Bsrrows', . Y Mai
street.
, Read for Yourself the programme In Sunday
c..1TTrp foSthe Musicale, Monday night, jun
3 9srd The D&Ilas Fasle quartette will sing
yery fine mum krsS1 nso a mixed quartette Wal
he given by MissLila Garyin, contralto; Mis-
6 Ta1de Pstersy7l Shprano; Mr.. Louis QUICKER
DSIIss tenurEYAfrssJ. G. Bayehoner, baritone
Secure tickesA Ressxyed seets at Howe 8 bsr
rows crug sHtore 5lzeaiain street: Also Z.
Edward s n1dsic house Houston street.