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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
LOCAL MARKETS.
lsnI,r WonIII. noc.

FoEr WORTH. Dec. ~, 1855.
There Is no change to be- noted To-day. AZ
ihe close Of the week cotton Is stlll active,
though illiie "a being brought Ia. Dry goods
are quiet. sugar is strong, coffee weak and
meats nIm- Poultry and eggs are dun.
wheat Ia active aud other grains and bread.
SUM quiet.
sALTrEIHE * fSSgRAScH
The following II from the Cincinnati Price
Current;
A coi respondent rom neighboring town
write, us a. follows; I'm a policy on hogs
and hog products and all materials used Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
FOREIGN.
,pruASp.

|. THE oSASeEMES',
',omber sa-A circular is, Is,
Orange Orange grand , masters Of Of
Us ises f,rces or militia, II
,n,as,urtl,sn the Orange so
I,,,., srce. The govern
n.lln,,S.inned to allow these
4 pg 10 armed with rifles,
4 vcr barracks me fam
n ssys if such q . docrgen at
6y "a man suspeciio o, !,
n.y. no !" cause OF Leland
prosecuted and ipPrison-
crime act.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

Stocks opened hrm. Prices advanced = 10
=, Wizards however weaker In ilrsi sales,
oregon TranscontincnJai 3l5s. latter con-
unued weak throughout llrst hour; SOLO low
a, 3O5s. Considerable long stock being
marketed on way down. before ~ M,
ricihc rose | X per cent, preferred ~. oregon
iTanScontincutal Is, oregon Navigation ~,
Manitoba and Union Pacific huci uaied be
tween a and 7i's, 81, Paul somewhat weaker.
Others very firm. Near midday prices fell on
slightly, and sometimes selling orders IN
Missouri Pacific made their apreliance'
This stock declined 10 against fi9z earlier IN
the day Wabash sold down *, preferred i,
Canarlan Pacific -, Lake ore a. Northern
Pacific = p eielred "a. oregon IrnnsGollu
mental ", decline succeeded by hrmor
tone ana prices rallied a 10 * IN
general list and vow IN Nor'hern FaVlhc'
OREGON and oregon y Nevada. Subsequent
Nv Missouri Pacific weakened again, sales he
Ing made at sg3S In the last hour oi busl-
ness Wizards became heavy for oregon
Transcontiuental and oregon NAVIGATION.
II is currently reported mat insiders W NJ,
"a broker who Is related TO n member Oh NV
Investigation committee was "A lrre hellois:
This broker had orders 10 sell yl,tp snitlo -,
oregon TrnnscOniinental, bul IL WIS nor ~
account ofauy one connected with INC VI
lard properties, and II is Thought ne VIZ w
poycd by shorls IN stocks. ~ WAS Vh'u slt 49,
thnt Fndieot hal Withdrawn from lhe ore
ron TrnnscOnuncntal company. rms W'%
officially denied on the strength ol ihtsn
reports oregon Transcontincnl Ifoppeu " -, ~
nnd oregon Navigation p0Is. Northern m
cIc was we'll sustained curing the raid
preferrsu selling up to IL aud common "a
a2p. The general market was company
lively steady rs compared with last nisht
The closing prices are 10 ~ Per GEM IN
er for Canadian southern, ROCK Islhinl'
IouIsviiie 4 Nashville. snd Missouri Paelnc'
Kansas q Texas, New YORK Cenirni, = re
Oregon Navigation, Greg on Tfanscontineh'
Ind. Union Pacific and Western Union l,s3
~ higher; Wabash. Northern Paclne' snnn
,lian Pacific, quincy, Denver q Lake shofe'
Iackawanna and Texas Pacific unchanged
In specialiies Alton \ Tere tnntf ~, ~
ciined 10 ifand Cleveland, Columbus tln,
einnau 4 Indianapolis 70 %, Ihs sales o. o.
stock for the past I'VE business daNs III ~ "a Y,
6Sl.5sj shares. transactions to-day are oloNp
shares
MONEY.
NEW YORK. december 22.nMoney pse-}S'
Prime mercantile paper bddN. ,a
Sterling X. u. quiet, sight at4'
Three per cents 81.
Eour-andahalis, coupons, Iils'
Fonrs coupons, 2iA.
Pacific, SKIS, a5glS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
Liquors.

wuIsKY--iLec,ined u ioel5o, ~ per proof;
sour mash. ope year old. 81 ~ two years Old.
az ODdt2 ~. tbfes years old " b)tt2 10. iuucy
extra old whisky sife5,
WIsns-ciaref. oase.iis toeico. ~ perqnsl.
ity; Catawba, per gallon. ylt 90 Port, " ~
per gai., 81 eO4s %; White wins, IN oases.
~ fpttlO ~.
CHAMrAaKK--1. ~, Mninin a Co.. Extra
Dry, SO gbassJ OOs Heidsick, In basket, ~ 0se
~ Oh Kfus, in basket, tg5 0le1JJW domestic
champagne. ~ vDtsii %. Geo. oouloi, extra
dry, plnts. vi ~.
per dox., ~ DDet2 y.
BOTTLED ngEIi.-ki. toiiis qnatis. SO u; pie.
tll ~ KndweIAef. quarts ri2G. pints Y ~,
lschlitg Milwaukee,. quarts sl2 ~ Diuia vs. ~.
Anthony a Kuhn :, qtf 1890, pints fis q
u; Clnnssn ron q ri,s - isFpe bscr, lnart
sii5D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
New orlnaus.


fhVNtrlbEN1t
NEw ORLEANS. DECEMBER o. FLOUR
Quiet and steady; iHIpily Wi9i ~, hlgb
grades 021Sat5 %.
POnK-- Lower and schfce; l53f.
IARD-stcady. tioroe renned sjAyE kes
Va. ,o,.,
buIR MEATs--Shouldork packed 10, long
clear and clear rib, ~.
BACoS--Duil; shoulders paeEcd 6M' i"ns
clear ana clear rlb7-.
uAMB-Choicc sugaf-cured canNnstedsleauy
Ii@lHs, ,o,.,.o
NHisRY-Flrin; Western footintd Ul@ ~
CoFFrE--S Steady ana ia good deilanui com
mon 90 prime l04@i3;,. 4.
SuGAH-Steady good deInnnui common 20
good common lssa5, fair 20 fully lalI
JIsn5N priiue 10 choice. biele5ysi yellow
ciarlded e9s@G's; white clarified I9gS1A;
granuiafed ~. ,. 80.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; centrifugal l7N2t com
mon 2lab2r fair 2Sst}g prime 10 choice Sgii.
RicE-Dull: louisiana ordinary 10 phme
BnAS- Faster and scarce: P2X.
COTTON sEED OIL--PriInc crude Ds3Ei sum
iner yellow facftL
GRAIN.
CoEH Dull and easier %:
OaTs---staady; htir demand p@l0.
CORN NEAL-Dnii. lowcf. 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
.ledO Failure.

eInber 20,-Delass Pratt,
Ter of this city and
y ONO, made an assign
Y. swan. Prior TO this,
ottawa creditors secured
ainst him aggregating
O,ol0 worth of property
Py the sheriff. He has
In Cleveland, Cincln-
ork, Philadelphia and
estimated his Liabilities
ets about $4,000. The
outed to speculation in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30


ST. l.orls, December @,--FLouR I'm
changed
WHEAr-lnwer ana weak M ? red Cnis
al 0lit cash; o. January: 0Srl OSls52l OSts
February; az Mnrch, ~ May,
C0RN--lowcr and weak. ~ 4itNa cash (;
l6 january liil February; b2la May.
OArS--null and lower: sDltmSOA cash; Sll Z
January; N. February; 81. asked for May.
PROVISIONS.
Wu1sHv-Steady AZ IA,
CONF MEAL-nuli at I'D.
rHONistoNs--null only u small jobbing
trade yesterdays pieces could not be OBJ
ty,lned for ear lots.
MEAT.
PoRT-Onered 10 as for old, II 10 tor nov
BULK MkAIs-lcpg clear 10, short ribs
u; short clear Is.
B.cov- Long clear s; short ribs s. /; short
clear Sis.
LARp-Ncmirnl.
LIVE STOCK.
ClrTLE--Rcccip,s TO: not enough supply
To make IA market; prices nominal pros
poets for next week are good; good To export
steers bOde 70, common To fair, 25ro 70;
Texans 5bdLi -.
surlsP- Receipts 800. steady, good to extra
/ 0l95u. lower GRADES 261epS 30; Texans Il
@t0l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

FLoun atanari's Royal Patent, %eh
v hbi.; sncka, q, s,6ha ~ v 100 nH., No. / roSaa
per lnhlhs. 81, No ess -, No 5 $50. Germ meal
$500 Oatmeal. y half hill. stf5, Cracked
wheat, en-, &c; Crackers y soda, d6bc,, NN
soda, 6i46nhi xxx soda, ,su.; c:cam o.; gin.
gor snaps. Slsc., lemon creams, SlSc, Wheat
In llght receipt: sQc@ei. M TO quality and
condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..

HUgAR-Dull aud UNCHANGED.
M0LAssus-Q quiet anu steady.
RICK quiet and iifni.
Ko~IN--null. -
TrRrESTiNE-Jull and weak ai 3i,EgJp.
poRE--- Dpil and nonlnals
cur MEATS DAN and numinal,
BEtI-Q quiet and stsnay. .
LAKD-- FIRM; western steam, spoil VZ@Np
wool.
wooi.-sieady, quiet; Texas 1907.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
pouI,r,. Itvr.nua,,u,,or.

PouLrn, Hans, ~ 2)@2 10 per DOZEN,
extra lnn,c yosug chickens " aSs200; Tur
keys, ~ lOaDS 90; 0oeao, ~ b0 ebUWi backs
81 ONita 20
GGus--Por dozen, zoe,
Fresh country butter, chnlcc. 10. Creamery
40. old buttar, lHeplscs olrnmarHainr, lse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

1 MANITOls
pLS FOR INDIANS.

PLS FOR INDIANS.
4 December %. - Arch
y of st. BOniface, Mon
making arrangements to
fheme for establishing in
cis for Indians all over
st. The Oblat fathers
rge of the boys, and the
81 Of the girls schools
e territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

Collins, sl1iJ: simmons, bl0ON Hpcklpenct
" bt Ames's shoyolA. " doH, sl2Vl; H0rss
shoes. d keg, 1895. Bar Iron, 81 ~. steel, ~;
sheet Iron, No. ~ ", % Pence wiie
bIgHUHc Tin Plate, sib0g Trace
chains, 81 40 q doH; Tinware, 90 \ cent, oil
Coic 'mills - y cent. nn Machine bolts ~
Rcont. on. Carriage bolts, 20 ana 3 y eont. on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

northern bbl,, s. gh6ta 90, sweet potntues blel
Is per bushel. rurnips, aoehiSc y hu, teams,
II, 4, med, hhls,, hroniS large lima, CnHlsc,
small butter, ilSeeho. Pickles, medium, 81 ~
Y bl.,hali hhl., g. Pigs Rect, kits, u ~; oi.
liar nulf.bbl a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
TONOuIN.

FuATloN Al soNTAY.
ng, December 29.-The po-
] French troops in Tonquin
2 since the fall of Sontay.
Pmmanded the Black Flags
Eerely wounded, and his
illed in defense of Sontay.
pod the French will not
PIN before the arrival of
MI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
kisisas City
rsoDUcE.

KANSAS CITY, December e1,--WHKAr--
quiet and nominal: N bid cash 81 bid
January; 9ll4 bid May.
GoKN-l over. ~ lash. ~ eaMl- December,
IS JnuuarN; 10 May
oArs-l.ower aud nominal; ?jls bid,
LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CRY, December 2g.--CATTLE--
Receipts l9s: The feeling Is botterHnd market
steady: offerings too Hight TO test the strength
OF trading; retail prices unchanged.
HEEr-iSeceipts $50 quiet, unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
Wuisvy-stead Al IA,
Chicago.
Lrvr; srocK.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2l.--Cettle, receipts 1850,
exports u OAnB ~ good 10 choice shipping
0 i0dSN common 10 medium I aetta ~ /.
Texans Dld5 N.
SuEEr--Receipis lao market strong In
feriur io iilr WlaB 20; medium 10 good 80;
choice 10 extra 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
pld Robbery.

walked into n saloon in
rd late last night and
at the bartender made
the money he had on
IN the dra wer, amount
ne robbery occurred too
rticnlars,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
| CANADA.

PAPER LIBEL SUIT.
cenber 99.--L. A. Sene-
the proprietor of the
4 500, 900 damages for re-
Pm a Toronto paper an
ing to the illegal failure
hanciai schemes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
No Lecture.

There was no lecture at the opera
house last night. There being no call
for tickets, the house was not opened.
There will be lecture there on some
live topic inside of few weeks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
ENGLAND.

royr's BIRTHDAY.
pecenber 29.--Congrat-
'n,ouringin upon Gladstone
" Of Great Britain upon
N;rersry of his birthday.
4 ArAILrRE'
December 229.--Charles
Sker and merchant, failed.
lsO,Ooo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
FRANCE.

HIBnloN or PORK.
|ecn,ber 90. The decree pro-
,e Importation of sailed
French ports is published.
Sulil january 20, 1884, only
perfectly-preserved and
saI,ed meats, and they
pronounced by experts.
kRyHARDT'S BOOK.
cember 20. The Bernhardt-
incident ia given fresh in
re announcement of n book
In Marie de Colombier, by
um,n shortly to be pub
MEDIATION WANTED.
lem Der 20.-lt is stated that
mediation between France
will be accepted by France
Hon and Bacninh are oc-
The French, Ii is under
Premier Ferry inspired the
bSEs AT S0NrAN.
ember 29.-It is reported
french loss in killed and
lhtcapture of Sontay was
Ulcers and nearly 1000
ss of the Black Flags in
BE was 5000. The bulk
Flag army, after the de-
", retreated to Hong Hoa
lh. The French found
Sontay. 1t Is reported also
acting under the advice of
N powers, will withdraw
pm Bacninh
EDIT REPEALED
huber, 29.-The chamber OF
30 to 2ll repealed the
credit bill for 80, 900, 600
onize Algeria.
A STRIKE.
December 20.-Two thou-
land sailors are on n strike,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
New York.
PRODUCE.

NEW York, December 2.-FLouR--
Dull.
WIZ r--lSpot, lots g. 10 n lower. options
\. 10 II lower closing steady. with slight ro-
covery; ungruded red, pai ~; No, 3 red,
Ol,{; No. cred. ildi 49,.
IOiIN-Spot 4 to lower; options opened
s. TO lower, afterwards recovered y to =.
losing arm; ungrnded 1906; No. ., tSdal;
No. ,, ~.
PROVISIONS,
CaPFEF--Spot fair: Rio quiet and firm;
options l0eib points higher and fairly ac-
tiSe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
flraln.

wheat, choice sjc,doOO. medium. Tsisso
Inferior, DD@6jc; oats. S04B1Nc: barley. jDis
Sc; corni 35d37lsc. rye, 4Ogc bale hay.
siOE 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

hIoves, barbed wire and
Amber a. Young are
y are astonishingly low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
An Atlanta Failure.

Atlanta, Ga, December 2G.--J. \,
Anderson & Co., clothiers, have failed.
Liabilities SS5 900; assets the same,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
|0NTARIO.
AND MURDERED.

December 20.-Five
Entered Sllc0x's store at
y night and demanded
struck him with an iron
e other took $500. Sill
4norniug.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
|tel Burned.

dge, n. ~, December 20.
otei burned. Loss s25,-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

flET ON THE NILE.

fiEr on THE NILE.
|ecember 29.-Col. Frazier
PIMA accommodating eXpe-
the Nile valley as far as
fataract and koraslS pass.
the whole country quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

Scp,emb N is4Ai, Ia
~SV."ur' q
No'emper...,.............. %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

Powdor--B insti1s, y lsng, 81 40; Rine, y 70 ~.
S. ", niic, lglS fbE2 7j Rifle. pG,3 ibh.. VI 81,
Shot o. 10 v saeh: buck shot. ~ 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

sales i5,ooe American ii,nd
For export and speculation 1000
Imports lp,Nt American. if,lO0.
Futures less higher, closing easy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

livEnPoot, December 2a-Cot,on-spots
closed firm, l-shighcr.
Middliug nplands '....,....., ................
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
MONEY.
NEW ORLEANS, December ss.-sight on
New YORK.. par
Sterling -. d.. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

COFFEE AND TEAs--CoYrxr-c Common
iiiSc. Ordinary. iz,$r.; fair, Blzc.; prime RIO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

COIN Dull and easier %:
OaTs--ssiaady; ftlr demand 1000
CORN SiEAI.-. Dull. lover. H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

New York.
:. December -. --CoIroN-spot
IA uucha ugCd.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-03

Tatnall & Lea, Shlpley s. Poole. Samuel Oanpy,
LOWS e. Seal, John Elliott and Hollings"orth
& Morton, Peter l0land, who was the only
prominent tobacconist Of that day. Jonas ana
Jacob Alrichs, who had "French and Englisn
watches'' for sale, while Joseph White appeared
TO have monopoly in drugs; John Patterson,
the saddler. who wanted two apprentices, ana
John Grow, the secretary ofthe Board oil trustees
of the Poor. who wanted number OF dltchers
Immediately TO cut a canal at the north ehd OF
the town of New Castle" In those times every
farm was a s'plantation," and about hali u
dozen were advertised for sale in as many
weeks. Caesar Rodney had $500 acres OF timber
I'm Joness fore st. six miles from Dover, Tor SAFE
and William Lees who intended to move to
liverpool, " had for sale a tavern, two Wharves,
three stores, dwelling house, packet Boats
belonging to "the Philadelphia and baltimore
Line of Land and Water Stage, via French
toyn''l and two farms, all lying In 'nd about
New Castle Hamilton Elliott OF This city
offered the highest price for haxseed," TO DC
shipped from Philadelphia to Belfast, ireland,
In their vessel Sandwich, "burden LOCO hogs
heads Of faxseed"
Those were the days fore raIr ads and
stespboate. wiImi gtun cbmmunica cd Nth
the outsl e world by two lines OF stAs es ,Kerliu
q
trI-w eklg line from Chester own, Nd, to
Phi'ad elphia, end Joshua JAG SON och
- tlsh. William Anderson aud &c rye Ewing
.urning tho .'coachee line" daily from this
city to hiladei. hia 'fare : 20, IA bs of bag
allowed and six passengers" to a ''coachee
| The business Of the town was evidently all con
ducted through one bank, the Bank of Della
ware, corner of Sixth and Market streets, o
/ ..ksok Tohn uayas wos pashtpr II Maid fO
this gentleman advertised that"that a dividend
of six dollars on each share would be pai'
after November /. 1898. He also announces
that hereafter all business would trapsacte
between the hours OF nine in the morning an
three in the afternoon News of all kind
appeared to travel slowly, and everyeod
,r,eare to move with deliteration, ''Forsig
| adyi ces'' werN all ts.O months old or owe
while the news from New York, Boston, No
folk and Baltimore appeared fresh after thirt
days The editor however. made the most
1t after getting II by displaying 1t under stril
ing and often alarming headlines, aud indee
| he showed much good taste and knowledge
| his business in all that he attempted to d.
| The mechanical wo of the DKLAwAH
(Ihz ,rTH of 1876 was well done, and the who
paper had d neat, thrifty and prosperous appea
ance five were disposed to criticise the a.
| parent management of this aper we shoul
say that the editor failed to appreciate his su
roundings as he ought to have done; but as u
State had only been organized few years b
fore in 1872, he no doubt felt strange his ne
I conditions At any rate his modest appeci
e tion of the locality appears to have kept hi
: from advising any of his contemporaries
| leave the state, an omission which few of
successors might have initiated with credit.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-03
How some Ladies Fish.

Four of Bay City's married ladies cou-
clue ed to 90 on fishing expedition. Alter
digging up nearly half acre Of ground Tor
bait and tramping down a good garden
with their so. rs, they put up lunch
enough for half-dozen harvest hands and
hied them to the docks, preferring this
locality to trip 20 the bay. One OF the
ladies put on an old pair OF gloves to save
her new ones, and lost the latter on the ex-
petition They skirmished along the docks
all the afternoon, had one another and
their clothes impaled on the hook half the
time, pitied the wriggling bait and finally
took to cutting the heads off the worms to
| save the slow torture attendant upon a
woman's style of putting them on hook
They worked faithfully and chatted cheer
fully for four long hours, and getting to-
gether the results OF their efforts found they
had two little "silver-sides" about fouI
| inches long Even their enthusiasm could
not stand this aud they put in the remainder
of the afternoon playing euchre, and be
came so interested that four anxious hus
bands secured rhe Cocks, fearing that tht
entire quartet had found watery grave
| They went home with blistered hands aRC
suuburnt faces, but in arguing over tn
game forgot The fish.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-03
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC R.R.
ON AND AFTER JUNES ls8S
TRAINS WILL LEAVE As FOLLOWS
FOR Att. A NTIC CRY,

From Vine Street Ferr Express on weekday
g.ib y. tn., BIS 4.OOand b.ij y. III. IN salui
'ay only, 2.OOp. M. On Sunday, ,7.N and SO 1
IN.
From sha"kamaxon Street Ferry Express 4
week days, 9.@ a, M, $40, 400 aud so pm. u
Saturday ON y, 200 p. nj. TN Sunday, iOad
b.30a a. m.
Acconim ndatOn Train Will leave above Frrrl
op week days at 5. % a N. aud 4. 30p.m., and 4
sun 'ay AT s.ma. IN. and 40 pm.
Parlor ears attached 70 all express trains,
Excursion train vii, have the above FcrHl
daily At B.DH. m.
LOCAL TRAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
For Haddonhcld from Vine and shackamli
Sr ~ Ferries, 80, 3. %, 1910 and II " a. "
100 M, 200. 90. 800. 81 III.
Fro Vine stree only, 5. A., 7.30 9@a, m.Ftd
Shackama&On street on 5,5Op. m.
sunday trains leave both Ferries at 500 anda
q. M, AMI 40 y. IA.
| FIR IN Pennsylvania Railroad Station, foot
Market street, z. 80 IA. M, 81, 80 ana ll'N
M, week days. SUNDAYS, s.31a. NJ, b'J
For Atco, from Vine and Shackamaxon siri
| Ferries 800 IA. ~, l2.Ol noon; 4.'u hSl
u, IN. SUNDAYS, 500 Il, m, i.A n. u. m
foot of Market street, ll.3Op. m.
For Hammonton, from Vine aud shackama1on
ferries 800 IA. M, 4.SO, 80 e.@ y. N an NJ
| days, S.t0a. M, i.B y. m, saturdays Oh
from loot of Marke. street, ll.Sop. III.
For Lakeside, HOO a. M, l.e0p. IN.
For Marlton. Medford, Nit. Holly and ihlerI
diate stations, leave foot ofMarA IT. LW
days, 30 II. M, >. o and 800 +, IN. 7n4al la
MA. M, 9. Op, m. From Vine Ahh 9n"
maNun Ferries, lO.Ooa. m, week days'
For illiamstown, from Vine and slackama'
street ferries, 500 "a. M, 100 NJ @e'W p'
| Woodruff parlOr cars on all express lfaih'
W. n. BANNARD, j. K, Mo3p
Superintendent. TN fass' "
The daily gazette., 1883-09-03
JOHN whNAMAKRR,S

The throngs of sun-burnt
people passing through the
store on Saturday gratifed us
exceedingly. We always make
the people welcome on what
ever errand they may come.
They may feel as free to walk
through our aisles from Chest
nut to Market street as a con-
venience to the Broad Street
Station as to come to purchase
goods.
But do not suppose we are
all unselishness. The fact is,
none can go through without
seeing the new goods and just
now nothing would serve us
better than to get our new
goods all under the eye OF the
people. What have we sent
our buyers all over the busi'
ness world for but to gathel
what the people need, and nov
we want to show how well WI
have done it. To be sure i
is early to buy, but is not t.
early to do some looking. Thi
lot is probably different iron
that of last week. Those VIII
get any of these goods vii
want to send their friends fo
more like them.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-03
RATHER MIX ED.
Didn't Know Whether She was Worried
About Her Husband OF Her Dog
TTraye rrs' Magaziue.l

Didn't Know Whether She was Worried
About Her Husband OF Her Dog.
LTraye ers' Magaziue.l
The other day a woman shipped her hus-
hands remains and dog over the Central.
At Albany she appeared at the door of the
baggage car to see how they were getting
along "How does he seem to be doing"
size asked, with suitt.
"Who, the corpsei" inquired the baggage
master, kindly.
"No, the dog"
"Oh, he's comfortable" replied the bag
gage master.
"Asybody been sitting down on him'"
"Who, the dogl"
en-, the corpse"
"Certainly not" answered the baggage
man.
'poes it seem cool enough in here for
| himl"
"For who, the corpse"
"No. the dog"
81 think so,' griuned the baggage master
"Does the jolting appear to affect hin
any"
"Afiect who, the dogi''
"No, the corpse"
81 don't believe it does
"You'll keep an eye on him, won't youP
she asked, wiping tear away.
"On who, the corpse"
mo, the dog"
And having secured the baggage mans
promise, she went back to her coach, appar
emily contented.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-03
Fnrtnnnte Chanoe nf q Lient Channa ns.A

Lit Josiah Chance of the 18th Regiment In
tantry U. Army, at the close of the late war,
having served entirely through it. was com
missiOned in the regular service Eleven years
ago he was stationed at Bismarck, and here he
has Oeen ever since Under bis superintendence
Camp Hancock was built, and the present Fort
Lincoln He shook hands with the gallant
Custer when he left to march to death, and one
Of the first tears to fall over his sad fate fell
from Lieut. Chance AT present he IL at III .
coin, an no officer at the fort is held in better
esteem than he. He drew $4,000 in the July
drawing OF The Louisiana State Lottery, at a
cost OF ". Every Bismareker knows him, and
the Tribune heard but one expression GOOD
says he viii! invest 1t in Dakota dirt and will
remain in the service Through the Bismarck
Nat Bank he drew on New Orleans for his
$4,000 Lieut. Chance held two-ffths of ticket
No 81 .34s Tn ticket drew the capital prize
VI y76.OOO.- bismarck lDakOtd) Tribune, July II