Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-18
4, Medical University and Public
Schools Opened for Students.
sp. FULTON WILL WRITE A BOOK.


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IN. was q rush for the school rooms.
v.rv llttle was accomplished today ex-
w, The assignment OF pupils to their re-
,ssc,iye grades, the issuing OF orders for
hy,ts and the transaction OF other bust
mess Of organization.
rrom present Indications II would seem
mai the attendance this season will be
X lsrgest In the history Of the schools.
1~piications are pouring In from children
~ho desire to enter, and II Will require
,uo or three days to arrange the classes
a. Is generally known. there is
.hbrtaqe In the school fund. and unless
.Nmethlug is dcne TO create additional
funds as matter Of necessity the schools
month, which means that the schools
nill close on April 80. II is generally be-
iIeve1 however, that the amount neces-
an 10 carry on the full term will be
,-,sod and the usual course OF study will
IN have to be sacrificed.
Thls morning Principal Hopkins Of the
Rail High school addressed the pupils and
IA that discipline would be strictly en-
sorreS and any breach OF II would result
Il suspension and probably expulsion.
The medical school opened Its doors to-
tay preliminary to Its course OF lectures
sor the coming session. There were no
Ceremonies, the formal opening OF the
srhool being set for October 4. About
seventy OF the students have already ar
rived, however. and when the regular
r~cted that fully two hundred students
viii be present.
COUNCIL MEETING.
AZ a meeting Oh tho city council this
evening the ordinance committee reported
an ordinance requiring the city attorney
10 appear in person or by an assistant
and prosecute all cases in the recorders
court lie to be allowed 50 in each case
where the fines and costs arc paid. The
rommittee recon nended that the ordl-
nance be rejected and their report was
adopted A similar ordnance was passed
10 June, but was afterwards repealed,
except that II provided for the payment
u fees IN al instances.
Captain John Quick next read a cont
maneaton to the council stating that
Judge Vim. y. Austin. who was recently
elected school trustee. had failed to
qualify within five days after the cleo
ton that the ofhce was therefore va
cart and that a new election should be
held Mr.. Foster Rose, secretary of the
school board aud the law partner of
Judge Austin explained that the Judge
was absent AMI that notice Of his cleo
ton had not reached him. Attention was
called 10 the fact that an offiGer-elect
must qualify within five days after
notice and motion was deferred until
Judge Austtn's return.
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officers at the city hall to remain ii. their
offices from . TO o'clock with an hour
on for dinner.
HOUSTON NEGRO IN TROUBLE.
Last night between IL and ~ O'Clock
Tom Johnson, colored. OF Houston. in
difficulty on Twenty-sixth and avenue
L, cut Sally Harris quite severely. John
son also received several cuts on the
head. A physician was summoned and
Il.
johnson was removed to the hospital,
Later he was taken to jail. a charge OF
assault with intent TO murder was pre-
Tered against Johnson, and when tho
M, morning 1t was continued until Sep
tmber a.
FULTON TO WRITE A BOOK,
Ex-Mayor II. l.. Fulton Will soon issue
a book, tho title or which is Commerce
and Politics as Factors of Progress" IL
lnstrated by the lives of Leon Blum, the
typical merchant. and X. l.. Fulton, the
typical politician. Motto: politics Is the
tft OF being wise for others: Policy. Of be-
lng wise FOR sclf."-Bulwer. The book
W b In circulation in about three
COMPRESS At TEXAS CRY.
The foundation for the new cotton com
press at Texas city has been laid and
laiEe portion Of the frame work erected.
TIE machlnery il expected to arrive from
Reading, Pa, IN few days and the work
haste
Among the recent acquisitions to Texas
IVY is drug store.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APPLICATION
Louis w Levy filed an application in
us probate court this morning asking
10y letters OF misunderstanding In the es-
A n ,Na.r
not by his wife. The personal property,
= Enumerated IN the petition, consists OF
yny license to sell malt liquors and n
EF sossh OF whiskics, etc, ut tho saloon on
fremont and Strand.
UNITED STATES COURT.
CLERK Dart was busy today setting cases
~ shs october term OF the United states
wen oetober q.
NOTES.
n marriage license was issued today to
=, " Backstrom and Lula Perkins.
n viheer Doherty killed rabid DOG at
tn ny ufsuline convent yesterday after
" tn nc s0mpgllilment9ry hop given last night
..'u' seventy-five couples.
tDay Sergeant Paul Delaya is suffering
hs s a severe cold, the result OF "a duck
s,i.a ne reseived at the hands OF a female
'S'eE saturday.
syn ne Young Mems Christian association
fesoinorrow evening. The business and
kss,es.vnRl mems cinss will be formed
sFn' Monday evening,
IN plumber OF young men Of this city
kf , bbelu q meeting some time this week
Trpsny An entertainment will be given
nsr,he erphans OF Galveston during the
'sn'h OF November.
u ,hsuers relative to the cargo OF asphalt
~ ~ Drlgantihe Mary j. kimbsll, which
~ AZ port free Of duty, are s,iil in statu
Ect.sA decision from Washington ID eN-
's''sd In few days.
PERSONAL.
hs,nse Manager II. +. Yoakum OF the
~. re has returned.
f snn EITick will leave this evening for
~ Ms future home,
n otto Bush and child have gone to
-euls and Will return In October.
,,ftsd D. Robinson. sditor OF tho Hunts.
H.. "sn. was IN the city yesterday
A WI, ", j. Frederick has returned from
hlosadnw Manitou and other poInts in
MN, ayeodwyn, assistant general freight
ION ,sle santa Fe, returned yesterday
~ uip up the road
4 Murray, advance agent. and A.
4 tie c new great syndicate shows were
frJI Simpson. resident cotton buyer
sss wood q Cousin OF Liverpool and
v he tsN,ns returned today from a tour
W. cotton counties OF the state.
ts,ssnstield Johns, manager az thc Gil
ffst NnM Hugh Curry, cashier nf the
" Of dS,iohal bank. ana Howard Lebet.
Nly. anse' spent yesterday In the