Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
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HALLWAY Ofhciai- Promise some
Needed Imprn~ cmcnts.


BRENNAN. Texas. September s.-Yester-
day morning Colonel Is. 4. Noakuni third
vice president and general manager, w,
8. Keenan,, general passenger agent, n.
H. Goodwin assistant general freight
agent. J. W. Dickinson. superintendent
Southern division, y. W. Davidson, sup
orintcndcnt Southern division, and W.
". Mcdonald arrived In BRENNAN In their
special csr on a general tour OF inspec ton.
After inspecting the depot property ana
consulting the employees therein, they reao-
lily came TO the conclusion that the ca
paci,y OF the freight depot waa insufh-
Client TO accommodate their growing trade
and they decided TO make some Important
changes and improvements In the near
future. II " agid that the old freight de-
pot Is TO be torn down and that n viii
he replaced with finer, more modern
and commodlous structure. They also
decided to remove the old Allison resi-
dence and cut down the hill IN which Il
stands TO u level with tho yard They
also contemplate some valuable improve
ments IN tho Union depot building. such as
painting and rcmodellnK, Wien THESE
improvements arr made II will add I'M
monscly to the looks and value or their
property IN Bronham. to say nothing or
the tendency they will have In the en-
hancemcnt OF the value OF private prop
crty In that immediate vicinity
MUSICAL SOCIETY.
BrenhRm has well organized musical
society. and the society han elegant GUAR
tors. where they meet every Friday even
ing
They met Friday evening last and the
society was called 10 order Nv President
Ewing. who rcllnauishod the place OF COM
mand to Professor Jkkel, The conductor
called for the literary contrfbutloas--thc
crsayH OF DR. LciEh and Mesars. Ewina
gnd Rivera were called for and read. lr
Leigh skotchnd tho history OF the Jaws
described their musical instruments and
the development OF music from the early
Biblical days down to modern timos ana
the present.
MIR Ewing began with Adam and Eve
In the Yarden-ihe first tenor and soprano
their solos and duets OF love. when the
smell of pluc and paint on the worid'a
stagc and scenery was freshvtho entrance
of the devll as the heavy villain. with u
diseordant bass. etc.
llo dwclt ON the creation az tho nrHl
oct OF d Jewish grand opera, Following
this he explained the nature ard growth
OF Hobralc verse aud song and ended with
description " tho musical Instruments
Mr. Rivers engsgcd himself IN 4 ell
lpgy OF the musical-noetic eide OF the JTw-
iHh nntut and told n, length Brown
lng's descriptive story OF David harning
before Saul.
m wv NlNNlf luF tue MINI rNtnhnonY
had not arrived from New York. the con-
ductor put the society to work on the
concluding chorus Of the Maifest oper-
eta, THE May Queens Triumph"
In nsalRnnc tRaks for next Friday tho
conductor announced that the theme for
the essays would be Influence OF Music
on the church." md us essaylsis he se-
lcctod Or, a. a. Hammond and Mesdamos
3 Epstein and Ida Harris,
CONTEST CASE.
Judge sinks and District Attorney W.
u, Maynard who have spnnt the past
two days visiting their home. returned
this afternoon, and tomorrow promises
TO be an interesting day In the district
court. the wilkins VI. Hoddr, mayoralty
contest case, coming up
NOTES.
MIR, Frank lIaubelt returned yesterday
from a two weeks trip East. taking In the
knights TcmplArs convention at Boston
going thence to New York. Philadelphia
and Washington, seeing the sights or all
these cities,
Last night while leaning against the
railing of the Levy hotel gallery. the
railing gave way and Mr, WIN Acurry was
precpltatod to tho pavement below, dis
tanee OF seven or eight feet. cutting and
bruislng his head severely and injGr;ng
tho knee.