Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26
SEVERAL NEW SUITS FILED.
rmn BENEVOLENT HOME TRUSTEES
BRING A SUIT.
hattie Kelley Asks For divorce
From Tom Kelley, After Being
Married Fourteen years-p1dse
Company Wants subscriptions fhin

a good deal OF grist for future grind
ing was supplied In the district court
rlcrlx,s office yesterday and the DAY
BEFORE in the shape OF suits Of various
sorts and sizes and II they continue
10 come in at this rate the lawyers
need not fear that they will wear
clean and hungry" look.
X, NJ. Van zandt H. c. Holloway
and Seth W. Stewart are named as
trustees for the Fort Worth Benevolent
Home IN n suit against John W. Wray'
NJ. l.. LiKon and sam J Hunter. Tine
plaintifls have brought the suit on
ffomlssory note for $4,000, dated
Narch IS, 1890 with 10 per cent IN
fcrcat and to forecl0ae a mortgage
given to secure the purchase money
on the southwest quarter OF block A.
Jennings South addition.
Mike NJ Austin, administrator OF II.
=. Bradleys estate. has fled a SUIT
nRiiinHt j. A. Tonan on note Tor
IlO7. with interest and 10 foreclose
vendors lien on land which is part
81 tho Chldress survey.
s. IL Hatcher has sued ]. j.. Mack
Tor trcspuas to try title. claiming dam.
age by election to the amount OF
5000
The Southwestern Bridge company
VI. NJ. c. Hurley IS the style OF 4 suit
fllod In the district court. The plaintin
sues for payment 81 ten shares Of STOCK
valued at 500 a share $1,000, purchased
by the defendant, The plaintiff recites
that the defendant putchaaod the
stock provided the pialntln would
purchase the plant ana material Of the
Moore Iron works Of Fort worth.
The plaintiff states that they pqr-
chased tho Moore plant. but the de-
pendant did not pay Tor the ten sharcB
OF stock In the company he had taken.
Tile Southwestern Bridge and IRON
company has brought suit against
George Strong for non-puynent for
stock 10 the value " $3.50, purchased
under circumGtilnceu similar to the
Hurley suit.
The State National Bank has filed
suit IN the Seventeenth district court
against A. M. Carter aud j. =, Smith.
IN this suit the plaintiff states that
he recovered IL judgment against the
defendant for sg02i AZ 10 per cent,
judgment by reason Of failure to ISSUE
execution became dormant the plain
TN prnyA for citation und for judy
meui against plninuu for the amount
OF said Judgment, costs and general rec
lief
Matte Kelley wants divorce from
Tom kollcy She says tboy were mar
riod nj Pitlsburg Tex, June o. 1850.
ana lived together until July 1857. ana
al Tint time she WAS "A true ana dutl-
M VIE conducted herself with pro-
prlOty ana always treated her hus-
band with confederation. But she
says one day In July las7 Tom skip
pe1 out and left her without cause aud
nince that time he has contributed
nothing to her support AZ climax
10 his inlqnitios she says he took up
With another woman named Emma
Henry, alias Emma lAeck az Sulphur
hpringn. TcN, and has been living
Win hcr mlawfuily. lie lVed with
the Berry woman under tho alias nj
Abe Kelley Mrs, Kelley says she was
abandoned By her husband In Lamar
county. Texns
In the Seventeenth district court
Neeierday the suits OF s. Il. Williams
W Receiver lrhy pmRlin and of lrhy
Dunklin w. 8, H. Williams We're anil
both suits Grru Withdrawn,
IN The seventeenth dlsuict court
yesterday the Jury In the ease OF j.
NJ. Doyle. charged with cmbczzlrmcnt.
fouhd the accused DOT guilty.
The caHo aTainst Tom Rcedy embez-
ylemonL was tnkru up for trial.
ltfedy, II h charged was given a
chrrh for SO by u. g Wilkinson. with
iratnotions Ia get II cashcd aud turn
Tue money over TO Wuklnaon Rocdy
Hpt the money ON the check II is
ohnrged but failed 10 pay II over 10
Nillinaou. Reedy ia a mulntto who
has figured In criminal prosecutions
before, lie was tried Tor some crooked
work NJ the last term nj the court.
conNioted and sentenced to tho penit.n-
tiery for two years