Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
L0cALETTEs
criss Cross tomorrow night.

Criss Cross Tomorrow night.
Criss Cross tomorrow night, the
greatest of all musical comedies. See 1t.
Ice cream at woodall's candy palace
to-day. 4o7 Main ST.. opposite PickWiok
hotel.
A marriage license was Issued yester-
day to w. r. Farmer and Miss Elnora
II. KING.
Ice cream at woodan's candy palace
to-day. 407 Main ST. opposite Pick"ick
hotel.
All the Fort Worth baseball team are
expected to have reached the city by
Mon day morning.
The maifest will be held at the pavil-
ion. The Comos meet this afte rnoon to
complete arrangements.
The disappearance of c. A. Tingle, the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas steno-
grapher, is g mystery yet.
The literary exercises gone through at
the Business college last evening were
greatly appreciated by those present.
The teachers held one Of the most in
teresting and instructive conventions or
the session a. the usual place yesterday.
Mrs. C. B. Dixon died early yesterday
morning after an illness Of over a month.
She will be buried this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Reconstructed, two un;urnished
rooms centrally located, by gentleman
and wife, no children. Address .. T.,
care Gazette Office.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Maddox returned
yesterday from Waco, where he had been
in attendance upon trial Of the Kingsbury
attachment case.
Three youths were taken into the fold
yesterday on charge of petty stealing.
Their fingers took mostly to gum and
such small articles.
Mr.. Tinnon s subject at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church this morning
will be Burden Bearing;' in the even
ing, Usefulness.
The annual sermon for the Fort Worth
Fencibles will be preached next Sunday
morning at the cumberland PTesby terian
church by the chaplain.
Allen Mclean, colored, who was
fourishng q revolver last night, was
arrested by Officers Hurley and Stevens
and put behind the bars.
Mrs. McDm has returned from the
East with an attractive assortment of
high novelties, selected for the firm or
Randall s. Chambers Co.
The charming young soubrette, Nellie
Walters, will appear at the opera house
tomorrow night IL Criss Cross. You
will be well repaid for going.
The members of the fire department
band will meet at . 0 CLOCK this after
noon to take action on the death of
near relative of one Of the members.
Rev. A. f. Baker, recently from
Corsicana, has come TO the city as pastor
of the South Side Baptist church, and
will preach his first sermon there to-day.
The friends of Mr.. w. 8. Pendleton
announce that IN few days he will ad-
dress the people of the different wards of
the city on the issues pending in the
mayoralty race.
The Young Ladies aid society OF the
First Methodist church will receive their
friends at the parsonage, corner Fourth
and Jones streets, Tuesday evening,
March Is, from to II o'clock.
The tent erected to accommodate the
crowds expected to flock to the Sam
Jones meetings is a vast airy affair, cap
able of seating several thousand people.
The evangelist is expected here on the
18th or goth.
DR.. L. W. Mason was at the teachers
convention Yesterday. He is ready TO
drill the students TO sing choruses at the
laying of the corner stone of the new
high school building on the 26th inst.
and will begin at once.
Howard Mayo, son of S. S. Mayo and
grandson Of DIR. a. z. Brown, died yes
terday morning at 6 CLOCK of capillary
bronchitis. Funeral from the residence
of DR.. Brown, 200 South Main street,
To-day at p. m.
Sheriff Richardson yesterday went to
Little Rock, Ark, 10 identify q
young man held there on charge OF
forgery, said TO have been committed at
Fort Worth and other places. a reward
attaches TO the capture OF the right
party.
The principals of the public schools
will meet with the superintendent and
DR.. Mason at the high school building to-
morrow a. p. m, to arrange for the
drilling of the pupils for singing at the
laying Of the corner stone OF the high
school building.
Last night at midnight the patrol
wagon brought in Officer Rushing with |
four coloTed men, whom he found tres |
passing on the property Of the Missouri, |
Kansas aud Texas railroad. They said |
they had been ont of the city for work /
and had just returned.
Arrangements have been completed by |
Superintendent White and the teachers /
regarding the laying or the corner stone |
of the high school building, and will be !
submitted to the joint committee of rep /
Tesentatives from the city council and !
school board for approval on Monday.
It is announced that this afternoon at /
8 O CLOCK, Mr.. Robert w. Farmer and /
Miss Nora King are to be married at the /