Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-01

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Order your tailor-nzsde garments OF
wanamaker's. age1tsw who will be at the
Mansion hotefykpE week.
Mrs. Thoma Heck who lost hei
pocketbook rsisa il yesterday after
noon at THE ezETfk0fioe.
Mrs. Minnie L. Tancosand Miss Mary
e. Tordy leave for Cincinnati, Ohio,
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Cora Davis of Gainesville will
sing at the First Presbyterian church
services, held at the opera house at II
a. m.
The "Evolution of Rationalism from
Christianity will be the subject of a
discourse at the Unitarian church this
morning at II O'Clock.
Col. Charles Emery who has been
visiting his dauglGter, Mrs. W. S. Carn-
rike, and the Spring Palace, left for his
home in Carthage, Mo. last night.
The subject of Rev. DR.. Nall's sermon
at the opera house this morning will be
fagration." Services commence at IL
| o'clock.
The LADIES' of the st. Andrews church
will give Hspusicatsa OF the Ellis hotel
Monday eve6apsisJ une 2, Mrs. Farson
of Chicago ahk Miss Maud Peters par
tlcipating fid insures rare treat.
The catdsare OF for the marriage of
Miss AlIss Ayers, sister of the county at
torney, to Mr.. H ]. Lippold on Wednes-
day, June II, at O'Clock. The cere-
mony will take place at the Christian
church.
A drove of burros passed across the
courthouse square last night and made
very comical scene. On the back of.
each one was perched small boy, who
attempted TO steer the course, not al
ways successfully. ~
The ladies of st. Andrews church will
give musicale at4afe Ellis hotel Monday
evening, Jun Mrs. Farson of Chi
cago and Mis- aude Peters participant
ing, which iShks rare treat. All are
cordially iTsseed b attend.
Secretary Asrly bin receipt of several
kilograms from other eities and from in
divlduals expressing their sympathy on
the loss of the Spring Palace. Among
the latter were MIR. Scott of Oklahoma
and Mr.. Phil Clark of Marshall.
Miss Anita Lee Brunson of Georgia is
in the city stopping at the Mansion.
She is highly endorsed by the press
generally in the South as cultured .a4h%
accomplished teacher of eIocution.
She will open class in this city.
By order of the chief of the fire de-
partment the members of the different
companies are requested to meet this af-
o o'clock in regulation uniform to attend
a nf a a
men should pay honor to him.
A young man from Baylor county got
a little hilarious last night, and ended
by getting into row with Rosedale
street line driver. He came out second
best and with scalp wound on the top
of his head and a cut over he eye. The
driver used the power lever.
Mr.. Tingstrom who had charge of all
the singing birds at the Palace is deeply
concerned of their loss. All who have |
receipts for these birds which were
loaned to the Palace management are |
requested to have them at the Spring |
Palace office on Main street on Monday |
The congregation of the First Meth !
odist Episcopal church, South, will wor-
ship to-day at Bethel church, on Jones
street between First aud Second. There
VIII be preaching at II O'Clock a. m.
and at 8:l5 p. m. with Sunday school
at $3.50 o'clock a. m.
Secretary Early last night appointed |
as pall-bearers at the funeral of A. e.
Hayne to-day Messrs. 7. P. Martin, ].
P. Nicks, ] F. Clements, G. H. Day,
W. j. Bailey aud w. L. Rail. All the |
city officials will meet at the undertakers
ut CLOCK under the charge of Mayor
Pendleton.
The city bonds were yesterday put up
At auction and sold to the highest bidder.
The amount sold was Sl93, 600, and E. S.
keene & Co of Chicago were the buyers.
They sold at premium of about j. per
'ent. There were more inquiries for
these bonds than for any others the oitv
las ever Issued.
The fire department wish to express
heir thanks through THE GAZETTE to
Mr.. Roche, who so kindly brought from
lis home, on Daggett avenue, a full sup
ply of lunch and hot coffee on the night
IT the FIRE. The fire laddies fully ap-
'reciated such thing after their hours
If danger and toll.
The case of William Musselman against
George Stroll, was finished yesterday.
The case was given to he jury about |
loon and last night they returned a YER
lict for the defense. The case was on
rial once before when the jury hung,
leyen to one in favor of the defense.
The action Involved about $50 900 worth
If land near Hodge.
NJ. B. Jobuson of THE GAZETTE
hapel was yesterday presented with a
Inc gold headed cane and sent to At
anita, Ga, as q representative of the
union No. 1913 to the In
irrational union which meets there.F
ir. johnson viii be absent about a
month, as Atlanta is his old home. This
J the thirty-eighth meeting of the Inter
ational typographical union.
Secretary Blanchard of the Panhandle
headquarters is bewsiling the loss of the
ounty exhibits and decorations at the
pring Palace fire. He had just about
ompleted arrangements to have the best
( them removed to the chamber of COM
leroe and permanently displayed there,
ut the untimely destruction of the Pal
ee forces the Panhandle counties to pre-
are new exhibits for their headquar-
eFs.
Yesterday morning before daylight