Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-25
LOCdLETTES.
After an illness OF four weeks Rev. ]. Morgan
Wells win Ill his pulpit again to-day.

| After an illness of four weeks Rev. j. Morgan
Wells viii Ill his pulpit again to-day.
''The King OF Earth will be the subject at
The electric csssaAill rr,n from the foot of the
bridge around tAsAaop by the new cemetery to-
| day. ~
D. A. Allen. - of Syeuham, returned home
yesterday after severar days visit to Fort
| Worth.
meeting Of the general assembly, and Will fill
his pulpit to-day.
Mr.. J. E. Pace and family of Willis. Tex, are
visiting at the home of Mr. W. Doherty on
Lipscomb and Magnolia streets.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Richard Bolden and Mrs. Susan Burks, and
Henry Purves and Miss Fannie Childs.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. R. h. STANDBY be-
healthy and beautiful boy babies All interest
ed are dong well.
The subject of the commencement sermon to
be delivered this morning by, the. Rev; DR..
Mitchell At the Broadway Presbyterian church
will be 1.-THE True Ideal OF GreatnsSs.''
Mrs. Florence Mallory and daughter, Miss
Eldred, OF Waco, and Miss Nora Wynne OF Lam
pasas are whiting Mr.. g: s. Potts Of Fort Worth,
and taking in the great Texas K2rporama.
Mrs. 3. 1. Arnold and her daughter, Miss
Mamie, OF Cameron, who have been spending 8
few days in the great Chicago of Texas, returned
home yesterday, the better for their visit.
h.
Crockett, Tex, with his pretty little daughter,
Ruby, arrived in the city last night, and is stop
ping with DR.. ]. L. Cooper, at 1907 Main street,
Mr.. A. G.. Reilly, formerly principal of the
BoaZ school, Is not an applicant for any position
in the pablic schools hSrs or elsewhere, as he
is going to give his attention to the study and
practice of law.
The German Evangelical st. Johns Sunday
school will hold its annual basket picnic at the
pavilion on Monday next. An interesting pro-
gramme, consisting of German songs and decla-
nations will be carried out at D. m All friends
are cordially invited to attend.
two months old baby girl has been left In
charge OF the management Of the Benevolent
home, and as that institution cannot care for
such small children the officers are anxious to
iud goed home for the little one. Anyone
wishing such charge are requested to call.
Rev. F. WerRinG Of Perry, Tex, who Is presi-
dent OF the Texas district Of the German Evan
Rev. Mr.. Bauman to-day at the German Evan
geiical st. Johns church, on Calhoun street.
Pentecost services and the celebration of the,
holy communion will be held.
Bishop D. A. Goodseu Of New York will
preach the Boccalaureate sermon OF Fort Worth
university at the opera house this morning at
yited. Rev. G. G. Draper Of Michigan will de-
liver the annual address ct St. PRuPs II. e.
church at O'Clock in the evening.
The South 5iders will hold another meeting in
at Pope'E grocery store on Monday night at
O'Clock. This il to be the most important meet
Ing OF the series, and IL Is hoped that full rem
resentAtion Of the citizens will be on hand as
matters OF supreme Importance 10 the South
Side people will come up for consideration
This meeting will be followed by one ct the
Beacon Light chapel on Wednesday night.
Another robbery cxme to light yesterday
morning in the Randall j. Chambers dry goods
store on Houston street. The glass in the front
transom was broken out and the back door was
unbolted. There was spTinkling of blood from
the broken glass over the goods which the thief
had examined to the back door, whence he had
departed. A crash Of glass was heard last night
by some Of the passers by, but no thought Of
robbery was entertained until the store was
opened In the morning. From the abundance of
goods iuside, 1t 10 impossible to tell whether
much or little Of the stock WAS taken.
1t was at the dead hour Of midnight last night
when the unterrifed employees Of The GAzETTR
might have been expecting the grayeyards to
yRwn, when said employees we're charmed to
hear the strains OF sweetest music
breaking upon their ears, said harmonious
sounds being produced by party of youthful
Dallastes, who, though hailing from the valley
of darkness, had yet perceived the light OF the
great religions daily from Sfar and took
this method Of expressing apprecia-
ton. The party comprised the following:
Misses Carrie and Aline Fisher and Edna Chand-
Ter and Masters t. G. Arcors sssP. Bailey aud 8.
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