Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
THE WHEELS DO NOT REvOLvE
ON THIS CHRISTMAS DAY AT THE
TEMPLE OF JUSTICE.
Lawyers and Clerks VIII Take n
Rest-sevcrnI Suits riied festor-
day--onc for Misscnf Telegram.
Texas and Pacific Railroad Sued.

, There was nothing done in any OF
the courts yesterday in the way oil
trial Of cases, tho two diAtrict courts
not being in session and the county
court having adjourned for this week.
a few suits were filed in the district
courts, and all the court house attaches
were busy getting their work In shape
An order 10 go forth from their offices
tbday and enjoy the Christmas holt
dns.
A AIissent Telegram.
d. A. whitlow has filed a suit In
the Tarrant county district court
against the Western Union telegraph
company for 1880 damages on ACCOUNT
OF the non-delivery OF telegram. Mr..
Whitlow resides on st. Louis avenue,
near Broadway, and on the 3lst or
March, 1894, his daughter in law. Mrs.
Mamie v. Whltlow. sent him tele-
gram from Waxahaiohie informing him
that her husband. William II. Whit
low, was very III and to come AZ once,
with a certain physician. The telegram
was addressed TO ID, a. Whitboro In
stead OF TO d. a. Whitlow. and the
plaintiff did not receive IL in time 90
&c to Waxahachio before the death OF
his son occurred,
For Crushed Leg.
Frank Beers. by next friend, has filed
a suit for damages against the Texas
and Pacific railway company on ac-
count OF perHonai injuries received on
March s. 1894, by reason OF being
Knocked down on n crossing by fatcnr
his left foot heing orughcd In such
a manner as to render him permanently
crippled He sues for $4,000.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beers, mother OF
Frank Dcors. also sues the Texas and
Pacific railway company on account
OF tho accident TO her son, and wants
gl7to. Young Beers is u ycars old.
Closed Dy Attachment.
Yesterday Ames g. Frost Co. OF Chi
cAgo filed suit for debt and attach
ment gainst IT. H. Collins company.
on notes and accounts to the amount
on notes to the amount OF s9G7at9. Tho
goods on Houston street were nt-
snched and the store closed up. The
stock consists or paints, artists sup
piles, etc.
Mr.. II. II. Collins states that at the
time yesterday the attachment was
served ut bis store his house was fllied
with customers purchasing Christmas
goods, and these were MI turned out,
Mr. Collins says that the attachment
WAS gotten out on the charge that he
was dsnoHlng OF hla goods fraudu-
lontly. which he Atnto1 ~ not true, and
no will seek legal redress by bringing
a suit for damages.
suits Flied.
AIMEE g. Frost vs.. American National
bank, EarnlBhment; $3.50.
1'ilghman Smith vH.Gavln walker, suit
FOR debt. two notes, f20O019.
Real Estate Transfers.
Tcxas Mortgage ana Loan company
20 National Bank or Schuylorvllle, N.
y. lots and 2. block 8, Changers addi-
ton: 5000.
lntcrna uonnl Loan md Trust COM
pany to A. J Booty lot and part OF
lots 4 and 9, Jones. Smith & Daggett's
addition. 81.
ben Portwood 20 II. r. ana W. Port
wood. 100 acres, section a., state school
land, Tarrant county; SEQ.
r. NJ Tate and wife ia ID, j. Rus-
sell, NJ. IL, Anderson 100 acre sur
vey. less acres $3.50.
Fort Worth National Bank 10 Annie
Mulholland, lot 70, block d. Fort Worth
city compnny's addition; $3.50.
Liccnsed 20 Wed.
Tho following marriage Licences wero
recorded yesterday Mt the county clerks
oiiicei j NJ, EllSins and Mary J. Ro-
gerA, y, H. Price and Sallic Loclsett;
Mort Hodges, Jr..nnd Bella TurnbauGh;
II A Landry and Annie BurAey,
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Purity OF food Is nrNt 90 purity Of