Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
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LOCALITIES.

Capt. B. B. Paddoclz's New York aj.ir.ss
is now room 405, Mutual Life Ins.rans,
| building, instead of l13 Broadwag
At the close of business yesterday J~l,s.
Beckham and Stedman adjourned co,--
| until Wednesday morning, when tha CIV,
dockets will be taken up.
The ". 3. Tucker hose COMPANY met r5z.
| night and decided TO take part in the rr4ds,
display on May IS. y committee VS. 49,.
pointed To make all arrangements.
There viii be o public meeting Of ths
! carpenters at the courthouse Tnu.sca7
night. Tho nine-hour question VIII be di;-
cussed. Nol-uniOn carpenters especially
invited.
The Dundee mortgage and trust invest.
ment company, limited, of Dundee, SEQ,
land, was given judgment yestcrigy against
the S. r. E. land and CATTLE company tcr
$4,000, with foreclosure Of lien.
Three delegates to the state franen',
association from Abilene, who We're IN III,
city last night on their way TO Houston, tr-Is
10 their calling, went to the car stable las:
night and worked like Fort Worth f-emer.
Quite a large audience gathered ycstes.
day afternoon at the Sunday school room Of
the Cumberland church and heard Miss
Dufield, 4 returned missionary, SPEAK u
Japan. AL that heard her were wei repaid
for coming out
The revival services at the Cumberland
church still continues this week. Prayer.
meeting at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon, aud
preaching at O'Clock tonight by tue pas.
tor, Rev. K. NJ. Tinnon, ID. ID. Everybody
invited to be present.
In Judge Stedman's court yesterday, rha
case of w. C. Henderson rs. the 81 Louis.
a r.l-D nd ON al
suit for damages alleged TO have accrued
By the company building its railroad
through plaintiffs property.
Judge Beckham was occupied yesterday
with the trial of the case of tue State *
Texas VS.. William Hall, charged with theft
OF horse. The indictment was found ia
1885, when Ray Bowlin was county atlo-'
ney. The evidence yesterday was
vague and uncertain and the Jury acquitted
sErIL
FAt 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon soma
F6ne carelessly or Intentionally threw
lighted match into pile OF paper and rub
Dish in one OF the winerooms of the old o.
cidental saloon on Main and Second streets,
and great clouds of smoke were soon pou-
ing out of the building. The department
WIS called out, but the damage was nom
NAL.
lO1OWlUB Is Jll' ISL u &C.. ss'--'
. from the Fort Worth fire deparune-- "
the Houston convention of the state tEt
mems association: Stuart Harrison, y. IT,
Lassiter, L. Mont Rely, Henry r. Larry
Frank Bishop, William kiHk.c, Jerry
% Brien, James Sutton and J. :. Kennedy
The delegates leave tonight.
At 70 O'Clock last night fire was Dis
covered in the back part OF the old mule
shed where the Main steet car stable rS.o
to be, in the middle OF the block bounded
by Eighth and Ninth streets and Main aud
Houston. The alarm was given promptly
and in few minutes the GreInen mad ne
flames extinguished. Loss $50.
The first annual spring reception oftha
Ellls viii take place May y, and 'e.i
handsome steel plate invitations are beng
prepared. There will be 800 invited guests
and the event bids fair 10 b. one OF the
finest vet given III this ciJv. The Elks are
banded together for social improvement
and enjoyment, and they carry out the
tenets OF their creed to the letter.
The city council will meet in regular ses-
sion tonight and much business Of intere',
and importance TO the people vii be trans
acted. The city hall location will come W
for decision. The sites offered are me
Bailey property on Monroe and Jennings
avenue for s32. 900 and S30GC0 TIE
Casey & Swasey block for S5J,yD; tie
Noodle block, go, coo; the Page half 0.oeAA'
100000, and the Tierpey s. Conner o.ochi
opposite the opera house on Rusk street,
SIS, 600. Other propositions may be maze
tonight.