Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
LOC4LETTES.


meet at o'clock to-day at the city hall
Rev. J. S. Gillespie will pre- Rch this morning
and evening at the First Baptist church, corner
Third and Taylor streets.
Sunday school at a. IN. and preaching al
10:5O by the Y. NJ. c. A. preachers to-day a
the Daggett arbor grounds.
The subject of Rev. DR.. Tinnon's sermon al
the Cumberland Presbyterian church to-day 81
II g. m. Will be Christian Heroism.''
1t is estimated closely that the county court
its dockets, tremendous amount of business
for court which has always Kept up with its
cases.
County Court Clerk Volck is worried over the
problem OF whether Afr. Meason's will would
stand probate or not. He has about concluded
thot 1t would, though he has never acted on a
case OF the kind.
Blanche Dalton yesterday entered suit in the
district court against Young & Ruhen to recover
Sl403 claimed to be owed for ninety-two head of
cattle purchased by defendants from plaintiff in
Palo Pinto county.
A divorce petition was fled yesterday by W
Morrison who desires severance of the holy
bonds from his wife, T. P. Morrison. They
were married in 1879. Abandonment is the
basis OF the petition.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Schubert have issued
neat invitations tn their friends to be present ct
the opening of their new home on the South
Side, 1905 Main street. which occurs Monday
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Republican delegates to the San Antonio
convention from Fort Worth held a conference
yesterday afternoon to arrange for their trip.
Most of them will go on Monday morning the
remainder in the evening.
All members OF Peter Smith hose company No.
2are requested to be at the central fire hall this
morning at $3.50 O'Clock to attend the funeral of
Thomas Mantell. BY order of o, M Kern
president; J. B. Sutton, secretary; James Sui,
Ivan, foreman.
There is movement on foot to have the Diff
ferent ministers of the city operate in grand
revival, to be conducted on the vacant lot be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, on the west
side of Rusk. The idea is to carry the war right
into the euemy's country.
License to marry was granted yesterday to G,
W. Sanders and Miss Eva Estes, j. It. Num-
ford and Miss Lula Harris, Stephen Mulkey and
Mrs. RiZpah s. Crozier. The latter we'll known
and highly respected couple will be married this
evening at the Mulkey Memorial church.
It is possible that ere long the Democratic
candidates for Tarrant county Offices will ar
range schedule of dates and canvass the
county thoroughly, not because they fear the
result Of the campaign, but in order to get be-
fore the people and explain their fitness for Of
fee.
Last evening the Fort Worth CaIedonian club
held pleasant sociable at lG2 Houston street
which was largely attended. An important and
pleasing feature of the evening was the presen-
tation of gold medal to Mr.. w. Douglass, one
Of the members. The club is in a fourishing
condition and is zealously fostered by its mem.
bers.
The Fort Worth gun club held another meet
Jug last evening in the course OF which commit
bylaws and perform other work preliminary to
the club getting down to the substantial objects
OF its organization. There now at least
thirty memb ers, each OF whom is enthusiastic
and liberal in the promotion Of the movement
TIL labor organizations of the city are taking
crest interest in the demonstration on Monday
and the same promises to be one of no small
proportions. The committees appointed to ar
range the details have acted with energy ana
intellgently. The sports at tine pavilion win
include about every possible game. and Pro-
AMI "a hast will fr,r,
to which many light fantastic toe will trip
One by one the summer travellers are returning
to their home, and with the return of each Of
the hustlers new impulse is percep'ibie in the
city movements. From the condition of local
affairs aud from advices from Fort worth's
friends in the East. much of which is confiden-
believed that this city will ride upon a wave OF
prosperity and progress during the coming sea-
SON the like of which she has never known be-
fore.
burg these days." remarked a gentleman about
$50 O'Clock last night, ''just take a
walk down. the length of Main
crowded and all those small business piaces.are
crowded with laboring men. artisans and me-
chanics, laying out their weeks hard earned
drawing good pay in Fort Worth. and dom you
forget IT, >"
The Bethel mission people are preparing to
establish in Fort Worth q home for fallen
women, to which win also be sent such orphan
and other girls of tender age who are found on
the streets open to the snares OF q wicked
world. The Bethel will also look after the boys
whose criminality has been brought to light so
glaringly through the detection OF the famous
Corndodger club. 1t is the intention TO have @
private detective, whose sole duty 1t will be TO
look up such cases as those referred to.
s'Inotice q chap writing THE GAZETTE about
bad condition of the cutters the corner of
Main and Fourth streets,' remarked Henry
Riggles yesterday afternoon as that vigiiant Of
ear nal rad xvii k
glance at these cutters your they pretty
clean. But you want to see dirty CUTTERS and |