Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
IIIND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
...,,,er Steamers From Galveston
to the West ladies'
|,psp STEPS MAY BE TAKEN



rated states Court
-, Texas, September 1.-THE
ofl.'a ~ galveston to establsn CLOSE,
10Y ,,s,lons with the West indies anu
sas ~ south American rcpuphcs anu 70
tn w 4 market for her products IN
wy scy,,ntries have met with sufli.lett
''.r asement as FAR as they ha,e sVne
'ss,rant further exeruons III w.
~ sod Il is generally Deneyeu 'i,u, "a
A. n,.,,s and united action were taken
'fmon'S most directly interested, and
ny s .,,h yIgor and earnestnoss, the
5a1sae' 'tght be very satisfactory. a
sfeN 1ana Of steamers, carrying both
rta,. "a nassengers, between this city
issn. IVES, Indies. Is not at present
" II. rsmotsly probable. and yet great en-
|sth ~ r,va grown from small begin
E.rln' IA the initiative taken by j.
nsS s,,nfYar & Co. in placing steam
's5'.,,sri, in the trade with the West
W, W arriving mainly products OF their
nnss, nav lead to the development
nv n," roiatIons which have been much
n.sa and greatly desired but only
N.,siiy commended for. The company or
IN Mr j. Reymershoner IL president,
,o,y concluded to mako arrangements
4. .he carrying OF passengers between
r4,rsston and the West indies, and in
nn,c,Ion herewith Mr.. Reymcfshofer
,ays, T., ,..o,on,,, nort,o,
W. nroduots in the Wcst Indies,
FL ~ ~ have during the last two years
.hi,shed very satisfactory connections.
w .nnwn 10 Us the Importance OF our
~ ,,hants and railroad agents becoming
ml'-'-nsIiv acquainted with the TRACE and
su.,.arsnortation lines there, In order Ia
..,.nd the export and import trade In q
80, way. and. having been requested
n ,.snv Of our friends here, MS wen "a
y a. dlnerent ports o. the West indies
y .,ranee Messenger transportation or
", .,ean1ers. we beg to state that We
IN furnish accommodations, such MS
"A ,,",sht steamers can offer. for u few
r,.,eneers on each trip"
SUITS FILED.
u.nry schact has filed suit against thu
n Az colorado and Santa Fe railwa,
csrsany, alleging that on or about Apri
NJ IN he. while working for defendan
company, received serious personal In
,aA,s for which he claimed against de
,,,aant damages; that in settlement AM
rcsprpmlse OF said claim defendan
afrt,i with plaintiff that If he woul'
in a release Of his claim that defend
~ N, would give plaintiff employment u
Workman in the shops OF defendant a
Galveston so long as plaintiff behave
hllnself. that In pursuance OF said con
ind plaintlff executed release OF hi
ala claim; that on June 1, 1894. plaintiff
began work for defendant and coutiEue
Ia defendant's employ up TO August j
iw performing his duties faithfully an
Behaving himself in compliance with sal
eontfact. that at the time OF eSecutin
MA release and contract defendant prom
iad to ray plaintiff s2,b0 per day for eac
day worked that on August 12.iSs5, plainti
was without Just cause discharged froi
d,isndants employ; that plaintiff is
years OF age. and would reasonably /
abe to work for defendant twenty year
and that defendant is by breach OF sal
eontract due plaintiff $1,000. for whic
Judgment is asked.
Sol Larson files suit against Chris Fo'
alleging that on December 1, 1894. plaiI
IN and defendant entered into IN ngre
ment Of copartnerphip for the purpose
conducting lumber and wood busine
IN the city OF Galveston; that on Septen
tsrN 1895, defendant took possession
Az he assets, etc., of said partnersh
hfn and converted same TO his own ben
NJ Including books. ETC.: that the asse
dsad copartnership aggregate $1,000: tn
II ihue Is due plaintiff the sum of 1885,
Fsntlf asks that n receiver be appoint,
10 take charge of all the assets, etc
mat an auditor be appointed TO audit q
.ccounts: that upon n final hearing
lave Judgment for $500, interest. cost
He.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses we
isued today:
Amos Ainesworth and Miss Joseph
Fernandez.
yy.
Arthur y. Schneider and Miss Angus
Bertha Keisslieh.
tlns.
Henry II. Holmes and Miss Hattie
UNITED STATES COURT.
IN the case of Samuel A. Walker
we Texas. louisiana and Eastern RI
way company. the matter OF the pc
ven OF Francis Peabody. Jr., It W
-sssed that the master should reco
neha that the intervenor have md
over Judgment against the said ri
Ahf AlF sum VI sotSsNt ~
epaL together with 1854.
NOTES.
Justice Tim Finn yesterday united
marriage Miss Josephine Fernandez q
AMOS Ainesworth.
Willie Crowley, II years old. was slig
vipIured on the head today by a bug
lhe Turnyereln tenpin club was v
ruohized last night. The laurels of
te'ne were captured by Otto Busch.
me Protective Clei ks association
Iousing meeting last night. Hon.
nelp, president Of the legislative coui
usiyeston made an interesting spe
% organized labor.
PERSONAL.
g. y, Spencer left tonight for tho
"lpt on business trip.
=. A. GOODWIN. assistant general !
ssasef agent OF the Santa Fe. retur
sis morning from North Texas.
Ex-Governor Frank Lubbock arr
me city this morning. During his 1
\ Moody.