Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-17
LOCAL ETFES.

Marriage license was Yesterday granted
to DR.. d. NJ. Higgins and Miss Josie
| Farmer.
The cornice makers and timers say
they gave notice to their employees before
they walked out.
The ladies' Saturday market is held, At
Turner s. Dingee's eyeSR SsatstssiaSS from
0 80 Il. M lnbsps4 snS" THIS institution IS
ans sissss CRED to mid our churches.
The case of Schwartz Bros. VS.. Ii.
Pelican Insurance company has bee
concluded In the district court, bp
Judge Beck ham reserved his decision.
The ladies of sk,&drew's church will
hold their market Ae.usual ut Pendery
Bros. store on safhrdsS, and hope to be
able to meet all demands of patrons.
Manager skiff of the Last Days of
Pompeii desires to announce thssi .tns''
lady guessing nearest tS,s;<s,sS dttendancs
tn! l,,'... iiss. Rssss~bs given season
The west-bouud Texas and Pacific
train was four hours late last evening,
the Transcontinental three hours late,
and ths north bound Santa Fe two hours
late.
The Ladies' aid society of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church meets TO-DAY at
the church 1T 4 p. m. A full attendance
Is asked for, as business of importance
will he on hand.
Suit was filed in the district yesterday
by NJ. J. Thompson against G. Y. Tevis
for tresspass to try title to an acre OF
land on the Southwest corner OF block 8,
Fields Welsh addition.
o. oDo oil
Fridays at that hour, there will be serv-
ices at St. Andrews church. Short in-
struc,ions will be gwen from time to
time by the rector at these services.
The suit of Laws VS.. J. p. Smith ct
al an old one on the docket. was taken
up In the Tarrunt district court yester-
day. Special Judge r. P. Willing sits
on the case, Judge Beckham being dis
qualified.
Mai. A. NJ. Barnes of Corpus Chri Il
is in the CITY aud made THE GA
RETTE pleasant call last
evening. He is here in the interest of
the Port Ropes company to arrange for
excursion rates next Tuesday 10 their
public sale OF lots.
Last night there was collision be-
tween Houston and Texas Central yard
eUSiuS uuu tue pusseueol Jus IL h"N
Union depot, in which the bus was
Knocked out and badly demolished in
one round, no rules and no referee. No
one was In the vehicle at the time.
The Carpenters and Joiners brother
hood, local lodge, have arranged for an
open me- ting at the courthouse next
Tuesday night to which the members OF
all other trades unions are invited.
Walking Delegate Lee of Dallas will be
present to address the meeting.
The hide ordinance which was intro
duced ut the last session OF the city cOun-
ell, intended professedly 10 prevent
alleged nuisances at some OF the hide
houses OF the city, is being rendered un-
necessary bv the owners of the places
complained of removing the objection
able features of their establishments.
Sanitary Officer Craig Is doing his full
share In the effort TO meet the require
ments of cleanliness on the streets OF the
city. He has arranged for flushing the
sewers every other night. On Wednes-
day he cleaned of mile and three
quarters OF sewer, and the process will
be repeated tonight. In view of tbs
crowds who will be In the city to view
the Last Days of Pompeil and Of the visit
of the Washington correspondents, this
is a time when extra effort at appear
auce might be expended.