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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
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COMANCHE.
Rsilroad MISREPRESENTATION Of sec"-
Ing the Kansas Line.

special to the Gazette.
offbc citizens was called here to-day
i'm the purpose OF taking into consider
alton the proposition Of p. a. Lewis,
who represents tha interest ofthe
Texas. Oklahoma Il Kansas railroad.
Committees we're appointed To solicit
stork and also to secure right OF way.
'The company propose 10 secure the
rrnnchise Of the Fort Worth & Rio
Grande railroad company. The en-
2ens anticipate bat little trouble N
nornnlyImg with The Terms demanded
bv the company
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
raLnts. on. I'D vnrnLslles !.

pAIxrs, per G,---Mhiie lead, 7l.e ~ yellow
oehre dry, &c, burnt amber Ia oil, nc airy, 1c.
OfIs- ilolicd linseed IN bble.. 7ic per gal;
raw SO: neatsfoot,1 cast fsh. togj.G gifits
tufoehiine az; coal I'll, ~ eases, Eilliaht,
q o. bBinant, bbls, l0e; brilliant, III, ~ ~;
iie as 81 aas ~; %, ~ 90 isurion, bbls,. We.
pef gallon; tupiGn, rs cases. 81 Dg lard oil
h., lsilAsn: Weei virgdia, A9s.5o,
NkHNISlfE3-.'opal Olc&g 70 per gall
coach vanish, G; .tc91 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
. nnrl .Nlnnod in tIle Dad.

Lynchburg, Va, August iis---J. w
Patton and r.. j. uarIsoqN' san'ir 81,
fcssors in the Nir4inia military lnsn.
tule, were arrested here 70 uay Oh ~
picion at being about 70 engage ~ ne
duel, ana we've bound oY'r 70 keep ="
peace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
|eAiSESyiLLR.

| aan'y rcrs,ary-rhe Te,o-
Ee, ,aa's M Goa, Miae-
azelle.
N c Aag, Is. County ,reos
Is, 0er' reports s22, Ola 81 1I ia
b pis",,e line between mi.
Biioaa' vague viii he la course
4 Led eoa y 4 few diys.
manly i highly elated
tls9 ~ : ~, . = rich coal mine
Er rs 's.pceimen ot The epal
Is ' Sai,y oiv-ry line a,,ali -, :
In y el made by our S ro,,S , /,
/ TE Ialds 10 purchase y nm n,,h !
klann NE a move in n p the
|std l. and should certain ,dv
De, noi a.a. A city the Size
'V'sn as she Is for her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

CATTLr--.,ecelps l,i0gs supply unusually
large Tor Sa'urtny but delnAi Il very lssht
aud only q local trade was done; pobdto best
ioNaas, Sod ~
SHEpis-Bocclpts $50; market dull md
very had only lit,ls done; Only best grades
Saleable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

T.ryERponL, August Il. Cotton spot
closed easter At unclaimed quotations. mud
aling lplanis ~; orleaDs ~; : dcs hm
American E7.0 0; esp ITS Md speculation IuU,
Imports ,Gl: American ~.
futures closed easy WITH bGt little Wfa
,iJH hom esicreay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

farly, Cinnamon, per ppurA. es@S0c; bark,
fernNian, Peg round, "a q; GnpNx per b,
is5e y; blcArbonAic otsetia per n. Si4@i, 4 y.
peras perm 26si; cagiaroli yer gai.. i3sHi tN
elnchonidA, l,er ~, ytsri o.: castillo sonp
tmuit.edl Per y, 400 cream iprtstr, a. r., per
pGupd, alvpgf, chalk. lunp, PER pound, - 4
calomel, y, q w, per no1ud, ToasG. caonicl,
lnglish pr pound, Napl rs; chio.al hy-
drats. 7aesl S; chloroiorm, GOA \: cumposI-
ton powder, ate 70 dovtrs powders, iodIi 30;
epson salts, per pound, 3Gi5. gum opium. per
pound, bsaum ciunphor, M@a2 morphine,
per OF, * ~, machine oil, golden, 8i6piC.
Qulninc, 7, y W. per o., | 81; qulnine, Ger.
laan, per or, So quinine, German, ease, per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
chicago.

Receipts, 700. shipments. ...;
quiet and steady: common lower:,S x sortels,
lQau ~ gpai u choce stipplng steers,
0 lNm ~, common 10 medium, 30.
SHrrp --isereipts, q 0, stagnant; no buyers;
iniciior TO tai z U,d2 90 good, $40, choice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

WooI.-N Medium, according "a ,,,,,.
and condition, ~ 70 2'cs epe Ne "~v.3 3nan,
afaE,e, quality and condition ls n ~ y 70
sec cor ~ 'o grade 9unty ana Condition. "a
quail y and condition. ufolt. Mrsics,e. 's. Wy
cpidltig 90 grads, quality and erAitt,n,r "s IA
20 "; bury, less, according TO ainoumt ~
burrs. n
IipEs-- No. I, heavy fsui dry y NJ PC. M.
2, heavy fint, dry, Z. 70 lie; No. |. LIGHT Tint.
u p l0g Nc. :, lisht ilini, n n sc; badly dam.
y p Ice; green shifted, 10 y &c, green 'fitehof, Il
hte
rIrRfTcs Nominal. teaScn .ver Deer
skins, Il ib2Ad2S: antelope SKINS, "a 10 Itptg
goat slSins, esu,h ! Ja'sA; sheep pelfs according
60 amount of wool, 2lcspnp; shtafhngs nc.
cording to amount ~ WOOL, iNegisc, Mexican
ShHep pclts, a b S6p lNc Mexican Hheep pelts,
hnrfoycd, ll@l2c;' @caican sheep shtrings,
5f III w :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

ietouR casior-.Stanard's royai pntent, sam
n bol Haclls 80 Si'p6 10 a ia ths, Corn meal
per uushei. sic; tlamjns ami grlts. 4 hbi.
81 10; untmed. a haif bbl, ;5ae Cracked
MhcR y y, tss Crackers \ soda, 5agg<c, Xx
x dl tft7 NXA soda u;st97 iSs hream soda.
phttWae; n lemon uiaaiils hAsisr. X yiufYsr
Snaps. 400 81, X " ~ D Zoe: assorted tallesand
Juo,hles. iaaBiso Wheat IA igst iecept.
'Uc ~, ns 10 quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

New Yor',, Angus, is. stock s. Govern
ment houds--St song.
state lpnd. dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
Nfnnts nn,lInr,i.

MrATs--Sugar cured hams 80. 4. Q. Ct II.
macon, l8lSc; =. &. ~. p, ncag, sis, Long ciaar
bacon, ~; short clear ba enn NJ
I.ARp--t Heroes, 0Ac; hf. hhis,. re; l0nn 4
81 % tins gisc L. 10 tlAs, 0Sc; 5lb tins ldsso q
ib tiaA lui6o NfH'3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

pnuLrRY- Hens. s17iMB % per dozen;
roosters, ----------s halhgIown tllickone,
~ nfa2 -; Turkeys, 30 Ho4 ~ Goose, % ~
az IA, Ducks. ~ 5Mi 40.
FOtis Per dOztr, iJc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Devlled crabs just received at Spen-
Ger Il fuckers. HixS dozen shells
with each can to balSSit with.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
New orleans.



NEW ORLEANS, August lS.--FLouR-- Fair
demand, and steady. high grades . .56ai o.
SoRN- FAIR demand and Arm: mixed ab
white o., yellow %
uAr9-dood demand and easy; Western 10.
PROVISIONS.
CoRS MEAl~Scaree ana flm. fresh, 2G5d
2SL
PoRK-'Fair demand and easier at i1l4@lS}s.
IARn-.Q uiet and Stesdy: tierce, r, key, o 4.
HULK MEATS Easter: shoulders. A,6lGn.
liAcoN-fair demand: shoulders lower3A
llAMs.- SugNf-cured nra Ia fair demand
aud higher, oh ice cauvassed li6o1i.
WHISKY icadS; Western rectfied, I II
Gl2L
t'oFrrL steady, with fair demand; Rlo
cargNca common To prime, TMainis.
SUGAts-Q Wct and etendy; fully fiir, q;
prime ~; yellow clarified, s&.
MoLAsSes-- uuli centrifugal, i08cG,
EicG-Qulrt ana Irregular, b46&.
pEFpsaurfs.
neAS-fi MGR ~ -,
900
CorroN eRrn oIi.---Crudc l.@s8; summer
yellow refined Holt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

ia ,Mfy .. 81 NJ q 4.
February o ,l,aae N
March ...,...,..... 10 va u 90
Necoipts, no; exports, -; stock 1904.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
Fead.lnnt.

lay New country iccaa from wagon,
70 egbtm rer ttr' G'Srh, ceuniry, lQGt5nc
oats, country @69g iifoii, u per lct; Chops,
Fl 70 per o. Barley, 3taa,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

NEW York, August is.- FEouR-yirm and
unchanged.
WnHAr-Spring In fair demand: winter
red SPOT itf,ti, lower closing kfrnn,ri onfions
opened Va lower, subsequently LOST and
ueclin,d h@H closing f'Irly steady.
NO red Qua vtlf; steamer Nos red 0I No9
ROD l5lsel lh'z deliver. a steamer No . red.
lif No red lg}sefi 21ls: elevator tgl
tohN-Spot lots < higher; ADJUST options
~ ltttes litter months ape ltd weak and ~.
forwards sep3scnsirg stead. No NaaSo
steamer, dlepB.1{; No2, 81; elevator aii6nCi.
PROVISIONS.
SUGAR. sinncE reancl steady: on = NS.
a. ctiid SiLhgS.
rice CADET steady.
ltOsiN.--st s7dys
TtRrENrtNE Fifmer, t6iiA..
Pork Far defaand az lower ,es iiik@
i4& ~
Ia vp--Stcady, s -t7S ~
cOrEEH-.tluiet. and firm
MotAssh- built: weak >, vefniug 20 a2sis
Cur MEArs Duh, no sales; market Arm %
St05S0i,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
Nav oricans.
MONNY.
Liverpool.

sNUw OpLRAHs,Augustjs .-Sgllt exchange on
bills. aterilug exchange, iS2l4@lisj.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

III will pFO1h"I
p snssi Methodist enurch to-
: .D.,son. If the firm of
n n,e,,ison II Crawfordis IN
areu.tIs. Mr. r.. ). D. D. 81. :,
,' + temple this morning to
= s y Ia annual meeting Of
eTInIy Liberal Association
.s,,lhcre to-day and to-mor-
.mh n. Stacy died at the
aeber son, AIr. a. ID. Stacy
,psinl street, at l0:l5 O'Clock
'sSFnaraI sis aged SO years.
-,I,eryices Were heldSt the
|cr,Ir. Stacy at . p. ne thi>
In he rempins were Inferred
Teet cemetery followed by Il
,nrse Of friends. We extend
I,arrovsd family.
70 w ,f op,., nfter snendjnr
fptls with friends and rela-
(,is city, leaves tomorrow
eVehins ~
r., ,,,nowal If NcC,rapor.
", MA y, ,,,',
sly 49, r,;I,o.d MON thoi
opllil'ii, = ;,n,,s Of the Mar
Y lg,a,i r,i,, Ia lorated ot
sni w.. inta,.4s,s Of he Snn-
p o, wy 80 @,ea~n rao,,,ire i,
Nali'm wi, 'St,.b Lis tnnt If
egn ,.' m' orfa",, nnnr Cra,ys
b ln'lsuo w, ana M, a t,,.o
--l'u s, 49,
rm,tn"', or mo Crou,c,rd
hvyi,s''' ,.i ~ an ~;
ss w. ~ ;, + MIN M, liz
~ "y ns,raaa,n Of The Wano
Wy 3. ," al, -. u.iii url,ya M
LIZ .s.,! XXI ,,ad!nn, ~.
a'''
,.n nor,od uorri, r,o
n ~ 49,. lax, rasidinc ~,
~ y Wv ,,,,' - ii,i,,,T;no
w wac ai" -
inst. on the prairie near
he and killed. The horse
ede was also killed. The
~ moved rom Moody to
III. The young man was
gayeartins, and hal q sack
Ehe shuck on his horse; the
scIotlllng took tire and the
Msemsumed. The remains
led this afternoon ut Nc
s!ie time the Young man
hewas in the track Of the
E,ieh pissed over Ogcl=by
account Of which appeared
Inhg's GAZETTE.
b thai the late cyclone al
liter knownas Hilltop, blew
eriion house and the stone
llall 4 S n. 4 physician,
VII vas IN the store al
lyas blown acrosa hp rail
abo,lt INV vor,ls ana
lmsplf against a black
The Storm was furious,
pnly about fifteen minutes.
EmIhotiz,d 10 say that Rev.
I'd Beecherwill l3cture here,
chants opera house, on the
no.
y Fairly got his thumb
'adlylnashed.
Williams Killed two wild
The fehaacma yesterday
iheteaic plenty ol WIZ
b them,
h Dick Davis. q large cattle
Is county, was in the city
Siuilsy and family, Capt.
lieg and family, Joe Tay-
lda number OF Others r..
and Iisb b se ex a., r., onS %
Dan ''i,l'''s S, 9Meu rns'5 !. 10
tSa 'i 49, J. @''o r;, res'l les, ne e;
,hs s a n,J@,s r 1lst ,y ann III
rre way vy'. y han ,asI w W euii mes,
N a. Xxx i a. = ,h nea nc,, ram a Wnh
tract, Of Of ''s iiie
ss oSoi,'eu, anu tpohS
m i,"'' a Lad t !, enc, on T.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
snddIery and Ilnrnesa.

SKIarIsos-No, !, tsiii;gniFy Is.a, lne x I, %
t,c No. 4 chiilnn PER 70 ~ 70 y cis' 81, 81,
fS,ir OAK Der H.. 20 "a iS cis,; no. !, ftI
iieniock tcrlb., 3ito 30 CTS, No.i OHIO OAK
per H., ~ 10 81 cts. sos., K. .
II hRNres:- Wagon, short tug sbtssEN0 ~
Wagon long tug, fs peetst s.l, s.s.az,. n.
con x ass Wagon, fliii Flsyek 5ii 4t Y 81
Wasnh, extra WOO, scsn@ 70 90 Duck col 81
BniI,frs.-ls,lnd, per doxu ooaix w y
Filiags, Mo- vx., per don, sYtsl " Y. ~ :, :. al.
atpDLrs. Raised siainl2n e'si.. Fls Lvt9 q w
St,il tree, els fogs aDeu No ti,d ronfses tor
~ love. tiiOo3iD6g No. tIks,. inrsp :
,i. y s'i i,,,els or oiled. 81 ~ 4 i4pa
Focgsi!s,. es,i::s s,,. .Sss 81 Lama s0N
S,s,9 ~ Isfoka, per doom pr $500; fndf4f
on,la' par ,i,arii, lsJ; AitRinlp, s,,p J s,s.
~ ~ I'm rrssl. saf Mex,can 2ioch tvNti
c cove I'D California, les stfai's' Y
= ims;oorsas..-Kip. 1 1895 GU. 10 ooYis ";
7x@iv~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Nails, rates ~ 81; Hoes. 5 8 cent, osls Ayes.
Cnllins, slo ~ simmons. II. Hnckinsack
shoes, 4 kag, ,5sj: Eai lion, 81 81, ~teci. ~.
theet Iron, No, 2, n, 5,tc; ioncc w;rs,
HlaW54c. Tin Plate, 500: 1r.ca
4 ookill9 stoves, sJOp6fsg co: rlfa nantes
SO nas) On. coffee aiIlls Ks ii cent on, Ma.
chine bsiis ~ u cent. on tafrIsgs lolts, 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
Kansaa city.


KANSAS Gray, August ls.--Wll sAg--i.ow-
rr; No. rrd ilmpls6 Tor cnss; 20 Z Septcm
her; ~ October.
uoRN Lower 3s enei'; s5k bid nor
september
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

81. OTIS, August IS Flpur-tTuchanre
easy; iAmiiy.sS ta3a1: choice U0a 20.
WiiFAr--tipeued tower nr,l sow, No 2
red nlp9ti ua,S casli-; 0iaGaitIA Auguat;
4 OH Septcinhers 1 0rS October
tOi,N-- ovtr a,d dull 4lNsfiI4f cash. 81:
Aegusi, Nv Septelahers =. uctoher
uA1s--Stea1N bot slow. 8se2,la enS;i. 2.tg
august. w bid september.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

WnisRN- Qnl I ana stes,dv atiii.
toRN AirAA Quiet at2aa09 50.
loaE- slow tIphbihg .g3.
HNCtS ~QNieN,lonf clear 4 4 short ribs 7a
short rletr ~. Far l1h trade.
nAMs---lAiSN MS. Sees
IARn.- Quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

CArrLr-ReceIpts l,Ol quiet and woak;
very little done.
SirrI--lteceipts, so; matltct slew aud
unchanged natives OF 50 70 10 pounds Q 5oit
$40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

E,o,Ss Wholesale grocery firm,
N I'M, ~ nave Kept ali hands
|6iohh eeN to fill the orders
sv s~ nave poured in upon
l,, ess section. The whole
L,s ssa1 opens up uiure ilatter-
|,hee s ,naa Is usual especially
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
81. Louis.
pRopt,t,s.

wooL--sleaiy, fairly aeiive; Texas iials7.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
StnIIls,


HEAVY Brow Cal ief is ,it,gs~ tens
iefprtse, i-i, AL# LAM ep Ni4 ts.if.el av y
g5e; .s,liuius, "A 4.
FISH liRoNk Cor ss-,.l ts.t,sas4s, Al. =.
sgrgor I, G's; eooi z (, 81 iscdi9ra ~
6iNSen}s Neop 81 sss,l !. 1ssa4
J -, ~ IanRerasi, Il, ,8tNestknseih .s,,ed,
talbot ~ \; no IS h ~, eS1; sstrt.ttn ~, w
I intitIs Neck ~ 4 hf0wn mons, ukD
( G BhowaD titlKss- fot,e star ( or, ii; Nag
n0lin, or, I'M: l0oz., ~.
ceLoaEp mioss'r noston Q.p.,li q; Concord
4 brand ~ o., 70.
TICKING onest0ga, gold inodal, 49,; Fan.
gor ilury stripe No. ], IN; utaega, a. =. A..
/ lois thpfgidyke, ~.
tlleyiors- Adrlatic, illE; American, ~; Ar
lingtons, w 70 "a Anroi checks, ~ 20 M.
HICKORY Reconsideration, blue and
Ulnch. be; Rock fiyer, yta'
Devon are.s STYLES, l9etfE hsirisson, 80;
book fDid ssSAat9.
iOfTuS DRESS Goons- nibogp, X; A!Jiaca
busters pdeitilc, Ilrocadas, 7tkr
nLaAR Ts-- addla Dlankets, sGisstlt0 per
dos; grey blankets u ~, 4, " ptEanW Och
Waite blankets, '22h z On, 1.phpi2ab cieii;
scarlet bianhcte ss.gi, fkmiP.g each; Gale
iprnia slulikcts slg, ~, Nel26l each; silvor
ersy hilnitcis, s22j, idsG3.5j eaeb; Lap robes
= isNGf fun enel'
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

Texans and Cherokees.. mono
p9irs, mVe we.shs 81
nNeIase to-uhy esumatcu
Extreme range Of prices ...........-.....: eL013i2
GOOD TO Prime Steers sold at ll1l2lc, and
the average was estimated at IL isc.
Jersey CITY and LAG cars at sxtiehs making 6230 head
aaat last Monday The arrivals the past week were
s42 head more than last week and i7s head more than
me corresponding time last year. The firm
feeling which prevailed at the close MONDAYS market
was foowed DIV sharp advance In prices Wednesday, es
nmaled az about c per b. With an imnroyed demand ZOE
Dressed Beer and exporters In number Of carloads
OF cattle on Friday the light arrivals that market day
were readily disposed OF a still further OF strong
&c per making the advance since Monday equal nearly
sc per ID Sixteen carloads which arrived at Jersey City
on SATURDAY, were sold TO an uptown slaughierer
az a handsome margin above Chicago cost.
OF the receipts to-day. 20 car loads were for an
and SO went direct 20 city saugerer leaving
228 for the market Of which 80 cars arrived TO
be all closed out he demand active and opening Drces
&c higher than az the opening on Friday and fraction
in the dsy e weakness vas manifest and The General
present ICES could hardly be sustained few Rough oxen
9i2 10 dress 50 b and few Western stOckes
and Thin steers at 10ailc to dress % % NJ but general
Fair Steers at ii l2c, U dress %
b. 3dl3c2 tO dress 81 0JS 10 Exporters
chased some 265 head at II to dress 56@57 To-
The weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and Sheep ana
Dressed Beef, Mutton aud Hogs, were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
"TRATER AYE ATQUE TALE"

From The Nineteenth Century.
Row us out from Descnzano to your Sirnionc row!
SO they row'd, and there we landed-"O venusta
Sirmio ~ ,
There TO me through all the groves Of olive in the
summer glow,
There beneath the Roman ruin where the purple
flowers grow,
Came that AVE atquo Vale" OF the Poets hopeless
woe,
TenGercs. Of Roman poets nnetcon-hundred years
ago,
Frltcr Ave atque Vale AS wandcrd to and
fro
Gazing at the Lydian laughter OF the Garda-ake
below
Sweet Catullus all-but-IslanI oive-svery Sirno
ALFRED TENNYsON.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
Gnropean Advertisements.
EFUL-CUMFORTGNG.
EPPG'S COCOA,

BREAKFA~T-" BY thorourh knowledge Of the natural
laws which the oraios Of digestion and nutrtOn
ard by r,ul application u tho proper Of well
ccted CJc1n Mr tpa has Cd kast tables with
dccttcy favored b. NcIagc which h,ayy
Bills ~ T. ihr iudcous OF articles
diet that ao1nst1onih BE- gaiu bult up until strong
enough % ro.it every tendency % disease. Hundreds
subtle mtlalr7 otiirg around u ready to where
there weak point We may escape fatal SHAFT
bv keeping ourselves vol fortified with blood
properly uouu.' cd irimr 20 titil service Gazette
Made supy with boiling waor milA aol In tins only
~ H. and lb1 by 6rurcrs labelled thus JAMES EPP9 *
Co. HOmuOp atltr Chemists. London, England.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

A CRITICAL AND EXEGETICAL HANDBOOK TO
THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES. BY H.. 4. W
MEYER, TIL d. Translated from the Fourth Edition
Of the German by the Rev. Patton j. G0ag ID d.
The Translation Revised and Edited by william y
Dickson, ID. d., Glasgow with Preface, Index ana
supplementary Notes TO the American Edition, by the
William OIIneton, ID. d., Lib, new ioIh'
Large octave, PIP. 54i. Funk X Wagnalls.
This well-known commentary is now presented to
American readers in very attractive form. DR..
Ouniston's notes are important feature of this
edition. and add nearly onefourth TO the size 0f the
volume The book of the Acts is extremely i'm
portant to the Biblical student not only for its own
sake Is part of the Bible, but because 1t relates to
the history of the Christian Church in perhaps the
most critical period of ITS history, when 1t bad TO
decide for itself whether it would be an oflshoot Of
Judaism or a religion suited for all mankind. DR..
Meyers commentary on this book Is exceedingly
able Ii is learned without beng Dedanuc, and
conservative without being narr0w-mlnded. Tho
profound scholarship and critical acumen Of the
author manifest on every page.
No startling views will be found in the book. To
DR.. Meyer the Bible the Word Of God and tho
less many of the results of the later Biblical crIt-
cism may be found enibJdied in his yicws In edit
ing the Commentary it was the aim of DIR. Ormiston
to make IT more readable by transferring the nuner
Gus references 10 authorities from the page TO foot
notes, and to append a number of supplementary
notes to each chapter. HIS work has been well and
carefully done and this edition OF the Commentary
may be consulted with interest and profit, not only
by Bible students, but by general readers as well.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
filming.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, Jocu-
~ istta Carbonate Nm silver Cord Castle Dome Dahl
Froeand Sateno Breece Iron beevue and all
unlisted mining stocks bought and sold.
w. BRENToN WELLING. % broadway. Room "a.
SAN FRANcsCo March .. 1888
T'HE B0DIE CONSOLIDATE MINING
Il COMPANY has LEVIED Assessment No. 2, OF FIFTY
CENTS PER SHARE, delinquent lGh Aprii day 10Th
May. GEORGE w. SESNIONS, secretary SrO
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
Qorpordtlon Notices.

NOTICE.-PrOposals will be received at the
~ onlee Of the department Of Public Charities and Cor
provisions lime. straw anddry goods For full information
see City Record, for sale Al No City HAL
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
Sales bD An1liou.

CUSTOM HOUSE. NRw YORK
COLLECTORS OtFICL, Ma ch l., 1883. !
HINDER PROVISIONS oi section 1916 Re-
yts.d statutes a sale will he had nc public auction
Messfs Burdctt Dennis MONDAY. March 10, 1883 at
II O'Clock M, EoUusonA Bonded NadA Erie Basin
BROOKLYN, Of the blowing described mcrchandse
Cotton Goods Wool and Norstcd Goods silk Goods
six Flax Beads Horn strips Pins Wostei and SILK
Braid Tiles Anine Dyes Books and Printed Matter. lot OF
Barbed Wire lot Oi Tin. lot OF Iron being
OF the steamship Egypt from Liverpool
ary, 1853, damaged BY nro and water
W. II. ROBERTSON, Collector
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5iorn9e.

4 BSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF.
TIE LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT CO. BUILDING,
PoRTY-sECOND STREET.
OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Supplies extraordinary advantages
parties wishing
STORAGE
For FURNITURE. BOOKS. PIANOS PICTURES and
a kinds Of NAIUAnLFs TRUNKS, sc. sc.
ROOMS Of from ia 32i fee
will be rented 20 applican by the month
THE ABSOLUTE FlRE.PNOOF character ~ tho Build.
Ing appointments perfect safety
reduces minimum he Of insurance aud the Ioby
making a great - the rtOIor
Plans q the be- either ofce the
Temporary OF tho oln National Bank No Wander.
biltavc
with the Building superior
pOslt Vaults. thoroughly Ire and burg proof
l.. H. IL DLOW & co.
Pluest
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-aY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS March l0-Cahts Receipts 1900 head ship
ments 100 head the supply chiefly medium grades but all
sod Well at good prces exports so 9$5 as Good 20
Choice SUe6s light $o o0SS6 Common$5 ass 90 Butch
ng socE very Common Fair Cows and Hefers % rs
St 90 Choice. 81 5Oss3 90 stockers and Feeders
81 1888 20. o.. ..-. n ,oo,, -.
steady 10 Medium. ~ O9sa 90 Fair 10 Coca
a. 1885 go: Cholce tc Fancy, s. 15d DS6 %
Hogs Receipts 5000 head shipments zoO mead market
lower Light 05; Packing 81 ~ GS7 So Bntchet
IN Extra 81 2OaSl 90.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
EuRoPEAN MARKETS.

LIvEnrooI March l2-Bscon. Cumberland Cut, ld Short
Rh 40 Od PORK Prime IS I'd: do Western. $40 Lard
Prime esern 5s3d cheese American choice 45bd Corn
tfd for Mixed old rurpenune spirits 4lOd Provlsions-
ard bbOd Der American. BreadstuusCorn. 009d.
or old Mixed Western Wheat 9dG9 lOd GENITAL for CAL
itona lub sd aVO3d aed Western SPRING 34i 19lld
for Winter - . . ,,,,-. -.
Erom Atlantic ports 10000 quarters from Pacific porte
O other sources $4,000 CORN
'ioSpoS March I2.-spirits Turpentlns 1884
nsead Abcd per quarter iinseea OH, 222 l0iex22 10
DER tan Tallow 476 Der cwt Refined Petroleum. 6AdS
a.yHs. March I2-whcOrs Lard closed 10 francs 50
eeuumes % koA -
AYTWRRP l2-Petroeum 10 franco 90 centimcs fer
gne pale American 10 seilerss
WcoIs Lard. 1888 francs % centimes Der 100 Klos a.
BKRMRN, March l2.-Wico1s Lard closed 81 marks "
pfennigs per ll0 lbs. Petroleum MARKS 90 ptenngs
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
BROOKLYN

MRS. FERRISS PARLOR SCHOOL.-A pri-
ul vate boarding school for small children with moth
ers care at 7o2 Quincy St, near Reid brooklyn Terms
low.