Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-01
ETCHED AND SKE TCHED
IN The CITY.

The bank clearings for October 1900
We're "a, 500, 6l554; for 1891, 81, 500, 5l2 ID
Hollingsworth's meat market on tbo
south side was robbed OF S27 SATURDAY
night. 'uay
Saturday some person stole from
sehwwartz's Clubhouse stove and bed
stead. No clue. -
Last night Officer Towns arrested poh
Miller on charge OF aggravated as
sanlt, in kicking woman, In the Acre.
{ n. p. Farris' horse ran away yester.
day and turned The buggy over, but
neither the horse nor mau were in
iured.
Landlord Nichols of the Western
hotel had his gold watch stolen last
week, Yesterday Oficer Scott recoy-
cred II for him.
THE GAzETTE's excursionlsts will
meet to-day at 1880 p. m. in THE GA
zETrE office to attend the matinee at
Greenwallis opera house.
During the rain yesterday afternoon
bolt of lightning struck and split A
telegraph wire between this CITY and
Dallas and brokeor entirely demolished
ten poles.
Mrs. Il. Il. Clark, 5l2 East Fifth
street, was robbed Of Sl2 in money YES
terday. The money was laid on the
bureau and when she went 10 get IL Il
was gone.
County Clerk King issued two mar
riage licences yesterday. The couples
were ID. g. Hamilton and Ora Frank,
Rev. Jesse L. Murrell and Mrs. Victoria
A. Wells.
Capt. Lightfoot let his sympathy get
the better of his Judgment and merely
made disturbance OF the pence case
against William Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald
will be put under bond.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Broad
way Presbyterian church will hold an
important meeting at 3 o'clock at the
church. All the ladies of the congre-
cation are urged to attend.
w. NJ. Evans had his two-wheel cart
smashed by his bucking land kicking
horse jamming II against the curbstone
at Main and Second streets. Evans and
and his companion we're thrown out but
not seriously hurt.
M. Craig, accused Of horse stealing in
this county, was arrested at Sanger, in
Denton county, and is in jeil at Denton.
Sheriff Richardson will send for him.
He had two horses in his possession,
The bills fled to be acted on by the
council tonight, for current expenses,
are between $4,000 and $4,000, and
there is the money on hand to pay
them. This does not include estimates
on work in progress for the city.
Is, 81 NJ, IL Z.
kind invitation THE GAzErTES oX
cursionists, just returned from Chicago
and Niagara, will attend the opera
house at matinee this afternoon in &
body to hear Miss Emmett in Killar
ney.
Tho meeting OF the Third ward
| Clark club. advertised TO be held at tn,
| foot of Main street, near the Jos, Brown
building, will be held Wednesday even
ing at the corner Of Fourteenth ant
Rusk streets. Ladies are especially
invited. Good speakers and fine music
Examination after death demon
strated Ed $. Mason's death was dn
to erysipelas, and yesterday draft fo
his insurance in the Brotherhood q
| Railroad Trainmen, for $1,000, was re
ceived by Financial Recorder Georg,
Fritz, 1t will be paid to the widow, Mrt
Mason.
The standpipe for the new water
works is now completed. It's height /
1870 feet and the diameter is % feet, l
looms up very prominently from Tn,
crest of Patillo hill. Hundreds of clti
zens awaited themselves Of the oppo
| tunity to visit it Sunday and numbe
of small boys amused themselves by
climbing TO the top.