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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-01

DEoRGTA. CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Wh Where's
T WILLIAM II. DOONER has applied =
the Court of Ordinary for Letters Dlsmsssg9
nv as Executor Of the viii Of MlCHAEh
GAY, deceased. Ia
These are. therefore. to cite and admonsA
all whom it may concern to be and appeaIle
fore said court, to make objection If any w n
have on or before the FIRST MONDAl =
SEPTEMBER NEXT. otherwise said lepei
will be granted. ,-,,,f1-
Ordinary for Chatham county, this 3lst gay 4
May, 1888. -,n,rr
HAMPTON L. FERklLL,~
Clerk c. 0. z. G.
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have found Ulmer's Liver CorrectOr
to act like a charm in torpid liver, etc.
d. o. c. HEERY, NJ. D.,
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Summer Searfs and Ties,
Linen Collars and Cuffs new. at LaFar,s.
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Jean Drawers, Linen Drawers,
Balbriggan Half Hose, at LaFar's.-Ad
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LaFar's Best, "and the Daisy"
A cl- To coo tho now Hats - Ain
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ParadoxicaI.

Nec Orleans, July 18TH, 1888.
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4 Remembrance of the Nashville Drill.
The following resolutions, adopted at
the late meeting of the Savannah Cadets,
have been handsomely framed and sent to
tho nartieS named below.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
COLORADO.
A Destructive Fire--Six Business Houses
and Contents Destroyed.

A Destructive Fire--Six Business Houses
and Contents Destroyed.
Special to the Gazette.
Colorado, August 3l.-Quite a large
and disastrous fire occurred this morn
ing about O'Clock, by which block
OF frame building and contents, on
Oak street, were entirely destroyed,
with one exception. The First Ma
tional bank building is still standing
The sufferers are as follows:
II. p. Lee & Co., druggists; Gun 81
Co., dry goods; j. III. Haley, barber;
First National Bank; g. Nj. Francis,
saloon; J. NJ. Clower, jeweIer,
The flames were blown by
southern wind almost against the
Colorado National bank building, and
by almost superhuman efforts on the
part of the hook and ladder company
and the citizens the building was
saved, but considerably damaged
The loss is estimated AT $2S,000 with
but partial insurance. The work was
that of an incendiary, no one douots.
Miss Ida Clark, u well-known young
lady of this county, committed suicide
at Seven Wells this morning. The
cause is unknown. The jury of in
quest returned q verdict that she came
to her death by taking poison with
suicidal intent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
LAMPaSAS.
The Sweet sweepers-A Waterworks Con
tract Vacant Other Local Items.

The Sweet Sweepers-A Wuterworks Com
tract Vacant Other Local Items.
Special To the Gazette.
I.ampasas, August 3l.-The young
ladies Of this city some time ago com
menced drilling with hroonis, and
We're very efficient vita their novel
weapons. They call themselves the
'Sweet Sweepers. Tonight they
are being drilled by Mr.. VIM. wills
and DR.. Cain, two gentlemen of our
city. An admission fee has been
charged, which money is for the BEN
eft of our ire department.
Francis B. Forester who has been
with us for several days, failed To IN
duce our aldermen To accept his con-
tract for water works. The contract
remains open for other capitalists TO
bid on. I'VE hope some competent
and reliable party will secure the
right To erect these works. We have
ample facilities, and need a water sup
Crop prospects have improved. Cot
ton will average ihree-fourths of II
crop. and small grain full crop in
this section. Business fine; no abate-
nient In improvements.
The corner tone 10 our new court
ho,, q that is being built will be laid
on September q. under the auspices of
the Masonic order order OF our city as
sisted by other orders.
Mr.. Dave Gluckman, late OF the iirm
of Joseph Menzer n Co. OF Dallas, Is In
our city prospecting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
AUSTIN.
Death of Judge Moore-I.ocal and Depart
Inent Notes.

Death of Judge Moorc-LocaI and Depart
ment Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
Austin, August 73l.-Chief Justice
Geo. +. Moore died in Washington
City last night. His remains VIII he
brought to Austin and inferred in the
family burial grounds.
Acknowledgement King to-day conf
missioned Capt. Norseworthy of
Orange and H. $ Melvin of Seymour,
Baylor county, colonies in the militia.
The hitter was appointed on the Cover
nors staff to fill tn; vacancy caused by
the death of Cor Jefferson.
The Office Of secretary Of state re-
ceived in fees during the day SLIGO.
The Texas Trust Company OF Corsi-
cana, capital stock 0,00o flied char
ter TO-DAY.
The collector of Liberty county set,
tied.
Receipts in the treasury to-day, $751;,
O0n from the comptroller aud $4,000
from land sales. General revenue paid
in during the year. Sl40, GOD.
Commissioners Walsh says there IL
business enough before the land board
to keen them in session daily for a
month.
Information from Western Texas is
to the effect that large numbers OF eat
tie are dying for want of water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
BENSON.
Success of Miss Dixie Crooks, the New
Texas Prima acknowledgements of
Isaac Franklin.

Success of Miss Dixie Crooks, the New
Texas Prima Donna-Assis nment OF
Isaac franklin.
special 10 the Gazette
Denison, August 81. Miss Dixie y.
Crooks appeared at the operl-house
last night for the first time in public
since her return from the Boston con-
servatory. She was greeted by large
audience and well received. She gives
promise OF acquiring great fame as n
prima donna, her voice being full,
rich and under splendid control. She
is IA daughter of Tom Crooks of the
Herald-NeWs.
Isaac Franklin. dry goods, assigned
to Rohrbaugh. Liabilit es, as near AS
can be GUT ssed, about 5000; asset $
about ST. 600. He has just returned
from New York, where he went to
make fall purchases. Cause of assign
ment, Clafiin's stopping an invoice in
transit. This action is not under
stood, as Franklin has always paid his
collections. He sold for cash ard
paid cash locally. His heaviest cred
i,ors are in New York, Chicago and
ST. Louis. He thinks he has been
falsely reported by some one. He
stands well here for integrity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
HOUSTON.
Cotton Receipts-Mrs. Rose Not Arrested
The school Hallway ltens.

Cotton Receipts-Mrs. Rose Not Arrested
The school Hallway Items.
Special To The Gazette.
Houston, August 3l.--Cotton re-
ceipts for the week ending to-day are
6,03S bales gross, 1910 net, and 4,S97
in the presses and stored.
r.. B, Baer and Cranes, who have
been state agents for the Continental
Company for the transportation OF
perishable articles, have resigned. No
successor has yet been appointed.
Mrs j. w. Rose, who shot her step
son, has not been arrested. sam Rose
is doing better than expected.
The public schools open on the 3rd.
Thirty new pupils We're. examined to-
day by the superintendent of public
schools.
w. Irwin has been appointed and
will assume superintendency of the
Sabine and East Texas railroad to-
morrow.
Parties fenced around their property
to stop the grading force of the Santa
/ Ee railroad. The matter WAS taken
7 before the county judge and decision
for the road is expected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
LAREDO.
The Election In Tamaniiras Earthquake
Explosions "a kise In the Rio
Grundc The Brouth.

Special 10 the Gazette.
LAREDO, August 81 General Ca
noies is expected from Victoria in
New LAREDO tonight where he will
remain until the state election in
Tananlipas. In an open letter to II.
Ia. Ravdera Of New Laredo, he
advocate the election uf Roupla Cul-
terra, his hlother-in.law for governor
of that state for the ensuing term. 1t
it supposed he will be clos.el.
The explosion reported liy your cor
respondent as having been heard at
Carbon about thirty miles above here,
occurred the same day the earthquake
took place in Java. 1t is supposed the
sounds had some connection with the
calamity.
A Mexican having some trouble
with his wife. ran her away and set
fire to everything and burnt it up
The police have not succeeded in ar
resting him.
To-day the Rio Grande is slowly
rising and very muddy.
La Revista contained no further
news to-day about the revolutionists
operating in ths state of Nueva Leon.
The drouth still continues and stock
are suffering for want of water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
LOCAL. MAnlSrrs.

The local cotton market presents no
new features this morning. Receipts
continue light.
The grocery trade Is IN n very heal
thy condition, and salts for the present
week nave been exceptionally good.
Quotations on coffee shew slight adj
vance with an upward tendency.
Sugars are firm.
Orders for dry goods are coming In
freely from interior towns and ieel-
ing OF satisfaction prevails among
Wholesale dealers. Quotations for this
morning show no change from yester-
DAYS report.
The demand for country produce
continues good, and sells readily al
market quotations..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
GAINESVILLE.



The Langley Rape cnse a, 49,.
special 70 tho Gazette. ''T'
Gainesville, August st IA, III,
y Th' mas oeeii grinding away slowlv
~. me sourt pas been occupied in the jas,
.w9 DAYS with the case Of Tho Sta,a ~
~; y. Langley, charged with ne
ing courtroom has been crowded to
~ utmost capacity. The case was very
interesting and the evidence ra,h.r
conflicting, although IL Is thouyht Tia
s'a1e mace out y case sufficient 10 ref n
verdict OF guilty. ~ So ="
W.. ne ~. case was opened by nIr. II. j..
Wofnington for the state. WIN nre.
serted ~ with much force, showing n
.ilo,ough knowledge OF the law and
evidence pertaining thereto.
Mr.. w. X Bust OF Kentucky opened
,ue ueiense in 4 very forcible and i'm.
prrsstVe manner. Mr.. Bush shows
thorough knowledge OF the law per-
'alnlng 10 such cases, and his manner
O delivery. together with his e.ouu,ut
voice, is calculated TO have nm ii,con.
trola Die weight on the minds of n
jury. M. Bush is a young man
VI aoiiity, and will certainly
succeed IN his chosen profession.
Mr.. Sorles made lengthy argu-
ment IN favor OF the defense, which
exhibited much talent and learning.
Mr.. Sparkman, the district attorney.
closed the argument for the state. He
Is gaining quite a reputation ms II pros
ecuting attorney and has made many
friends at this place.
The dust is creating quite nuisnnce
on our streets. We need rain badly.
Fifteen bales of new cotton bought
this season at prices Raging 5000
SIS.
The fall clip Of wool Is coming in.
Inree thousand pounds have been re-
ceived. 1t brings l5G5 20cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

SKIRTING;--No. |, California per h., AZ To
tSc No. z. California, per To-. ~ TO II cts: M.
Fair Onk per H., ~ 70 ~ cts; No. 1, Fair
Hefnlocl per IT,. N TO 10 CHS; No. ! Ohio OAK
per lb., 80 10 ~ cts.
II NnNE9s. Wagon. short tug, eli O0e12O 0C.
Wagon, long tug, SIS gHet.5 ~.
COLI ARs--Wagon, full stock, 81 bgGni9 O0
wagon, extra wool, 1n0@.5 10; Duck coii n,
"a IDOL 20.
bRiDIEs Blind, per doz., 81 h0tal2 6O "
FlllinSs, No. cx., per dox., tS 50dpiU %
SADDLES Raised stamped i.,l., slS un6e75 90:
Plain cal. go 'OttS5 %; No. loose courses
still tree, III ooeps0CV, No 2 tied courses Roae
or Love. Sl2 Opa 10 81; No Austin rigs. laced
$40 utdn2S nD Full rigs, black, G. bo6al2 80; VI
rigs, black or oiled. sJ5g " lU0J
rock Efs--Lealher, J,a'2 81 Llama goat !,
2 btcp5 ~: Foe fcnacrs. ,s6t8Di
SPuH9.-- EUREKA. per dozen pr $50: Indian.
appll, fti d.yen, ~; mexican, sin irwei
zoe Mexican bin rowel, covered, 10 Oh: 9ex
lean ain fowel, y 10: Mexlciu kincli rowel
eoyerc,, eoOi california; ioss Shape, 1000
Is $50.
Chappefcl, 7 6p6giUEt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
nuiidIpg aIaterIni

LUMBER Rough lumber boxing, ~ inches
and under, flret class, SO: Stripping l1x3, WI |;
boxing and fiooring, clears, 81. thick clears,
~ and L., S,l rough lumber, second eass'
sl1; joist and scantinG, calls, SIG.
SiDING--first common white pine, s32 81;
second d. so: third do, s25; poplar, s5 b.; ma
tive pine II; ~ 10 dog s2i native rough SIS.
DRESSED LUMBER Boxing ~ Inches and
under, 81 0e6DD W. do l9xs, 80 W6l26 NO;
scnniiinR. joist or any common lumber,
szi nO@3b "; boxing over IL Inches, s3,O0ao
~ 90; thick clears, IA 10 and z, SO UU6s25 0D-
secof a class. any kind, siS vshQ12i On.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooHrHG-First-
class. SO: second class, vi.
WUITEPiSE FURNISHING LuMBgR-lZ, IL
and inch white pine, 40; inch do, @5.
GKILINe.- BEADED or PLAiS--First COM
mon white pine, N, sil.60. I'd do, $50; I'd do, s25:
poplar, y. $3.50; poplar n, s2.5o; native pine,
X, tzts do, u, s25.
PorLAn LJanKn.--iH, ~, and inch, ss5;
do inch. go,
OVERWHELMING pine A, IS: do shaded A.
A.25, do extra No. /, $40; cypress. best, any
brand, 80; do No. 2, 81 TO- DO No. .. $3.50; native
sawed heart, fi.bs saps, St1c.
PIckKTs.--White pine. dressed and headed,
square or nat, st yellow pine do. 81; lath, n.
LiME, CEMENT. Ere. Lime, Austin, Sz.25
per Dbl. Cefnent, Louisville or Rosenale, ~
per bbl.; Portland, q per Dbl. Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan. IS per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Wool, Hides, Etc.

WOOL Medium, according To grade ,quaiit
and con diiion, ~ 10 2ao. Gne tccordjng 10
arade, quality and condition. 10 Ia 20 course.
according 70 grade quality and condition, IS
quail y and conditiou., Il ~ 10: Mexic.,i, me-
coiding 10 grade, quality AMI condition, 10
70 10; bury, iess, ASCENDING 10 amount Of
buffs.
HrpEs-No. l. heavy Mint, dry y n ne; No.
2, heavy flint, dry, v - liC No. !, light flint,
n 10 Zoe; No. 2. light flint 4, NJ yc. badly dam
aged, 10 &c: fallen hines ltr2c less: dry sailed,
1, 10 1c; green snited, ~ v 20; green butcher, Il
hBc.
tELTRIEs = Nominal, season yer. Deer
goat skins, ench tes4b: sheep pclts. according
To amount Of wool, 2lcHp,lp; shearlinps, ac-
cordinR to amount 0f wonl, l00Dl5c: Mexican
sheep pelts, - n Ht1Ipc. Hexiran sheep peits,
improved, liigj2c; Aioxican sheep sherlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

Note Quotations are tor lots unless 9TH
rwise stated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
SAN SABA.

A short Cotton Crop ingular Explosions
Heard on Monday.
Special to the Gazette.
San Saba, August 81 The cotton
crop is short aud will average about
one-sixth of a bale per acre. 1t will
all be gathered by the middle OF Sep
tember The staple is short but clean
and in good condition.
The pecan crop is promising.
On Monday about noon explosions
resembling heavy cannonading in the
distance were distinctly heard here
and at many other places in this
county. The sky was clear and the
wind nom the south. The same ex-
plosions were hs ard at Llano, Burnet,
Lampasas and Brownwood.
Sheriff Parker brought in and locked
In Jail an insane man, supposed to
have escaped fom Mason.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
CORPUS CHRISTI.
Accident at Fire--A ships Cargo News
paper Change.

Accident at n Fire-A Ships Cargo News
paper Change.
Special to the Gazette
Corpus Christi. August 3l.-At San
Diego to-day at 1879 o'clock IRE oc'
cured, burning "A small building with
lis contents. The amount OF damage
i nat stated. During the progress oi
tie fire Mexican fell through the
roof Of the house, severely cutting
himself.
The steamship Arkansas arrived to-
d.v with sixty carloads of freight.
d. Nc Neil Turner has retired from
the editorship Of the Dqi'n Critic. He
will be succeeded 10y w. i. Meade OF
Kansas City, who has purchased the
office and material lroni Inc pr'pr,s,
tor. MIR. w. A. Tinvey. The nrst
issue under the new management VIII
occur tomorrow. -
Several horses have been stolen the
past week from surrounding ranches
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE


&>tW tOfNs
=, New YORK. AUGUST Si.--A,oney easy NJ csa
az, closed offered az n - ~
mercantile paper 5I<@6i%.
Steriing exchange, bnnksshle bills, weak
three per cent bonos-lu3ix
Coupons, ~ .tat3
Coupons. ~. 1885,
steady.
Railways, firm
States dui
stocks continued ievcrish this foronoon,
ana There We're some pfotts wide fluctuations
IA louisville aud Nashville aud Nogiherli
racine but on the whole the advance estab.
lisheo Yesterday of scr2 ON the general list
was more THAN maintained and az ono time
prices were even til above closing price \
last night, Froni 1880 Is O'clock The mar
kst was genera iy steady to ttiin-a majority
oi stocks being a fraction higher. Lake
shore was an exception, ueclin,ug IA In an
honr ana linH. IN TIE last hour the mar
ket was strong throughout, md many stocks
innde The hghes rices o. tho day, the adj
vance IN the last hour being hestls. The gen.
efel advance for the day over last eNeuing :
llgures Was MW2, the latter Ia oregon ana
iran. continoni,,i, with Northern raciuc pre-.
ieffeu ~. common * Canada Southcrl, l.
aclia wanna |, and oincf stocks TO a IraciiOn
transaction. 363,Ni I'll res.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

WHISKY scctineo vi lncrl50. as per PROOF
sour mash, one year old 81 90 two years old:
SsoSs2 p, three years old q 60a12 -: fancy
extra old whisky SieDb,
WINgs--tlaret, case.ss8 tDdpl00O. rs perqual-
8 OO sherry, per GAL 81 aaAS 10, Madeira
Per gal, 81 6scpb %, WHITE wine, In cases,
n OD6pl0 eo
CHAMPAGNE q. u. Mumm 4 CO., Extra
Dry, 40 0,xc2 %. Heidsiok, In basket $40 OOsa
~ w Krus, IN basket, SIS VoeD2s 0ts Domestic
chnmpapnc, 81 V1Oplt %.
ALE--S,tcck Ale, per doz., 81 Uoysc2 81 Porter
per doz 81 tsSs2 ~
BorTl.ED BErn-St. Louis quarts, el2 00,pts
VIZ ~ buuWeiser quarts sl2 40: I AZ la ~.
Schlitz Milwaukee,, quarts ~, ~ saws siS ~.
HUI rapch ,ls 0i Antheny & knhn's, ats
Si9V0 PINS sl'so; ~ Ilaas II 4 Sous clinin-
pagne beer. qualis .is 60. hlnts tl2bl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

FLOUR = Sianards Royal Patent, ssto
p bpI sacks 81 .rog3 10 "a ~ its. Corn meal,
ner Unshel, $50; H0minS aud erlts, r Dbl,
IS or oatmeal. n half bbl. s. OK Crack sd
wheat, y n &c: Crackers X soda. 8is SIC, XXX
soda. Dla7; xxx sDda, gl3Glf l1,; cream soda
13{Naiul4c: X Lemon ereafns. pIss j&c: X ginger
snaps. ItsD14c: x, wa iUc; assorted a kes and
iumbies. i8aS'gc. Wheat IN llg At receipt:
roc ISL, as 10 quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
tSHINGTON.

- @poIt-An Officer Retired.
'asf Capital Notes.
sss Sa, Aug. Sl.-A dispatch
w Says there are no nsw
| ,6e~ nov fever and no new
EeIl 'Sd. The marines are
keks t, .snan to-day mailed
est A." VT J Y lG3,0l9, represent
pr cent spIenber LIST in regis
anAin, colonel and MS
Lu,,Is,,e',r',naster general sta
II Of lille, was placed on the
bcceeded1 "a army to-day. He
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

cincNoniaa, per oy., astAi 90; CASTLE SOAP
pnottledi. rer v, sMr, cream tartar. y. r., per
pound, ssel 10, chalk. lump, per pound, 2eAi;
cholnel, r. w, per pouad. f0g3Si,. calompl,
English per POUND. locai 81 c.lornl ny.
drate. ! SSepi s.; chluroiorm, 200 !; compost
ton powder, 800 ~ cuvers powders, | i0Ii 30;
EPSON salts, per pound, aNt5; gum opium, per
pound, ~; gum cn'nphor, SOc032; morphine,
per os, 81 as: machine oil, golden, 85eSiO;
Qninine, y. 4 W., per or, p5; quininc, Ger
or 1 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
rain,a. ON, ana ,.arn,.he.

& PAINTS, per M--Whiie lead, TL3c b yellow
ous--'koiled lnseed IN bills, 80 per gal;
raw s2cs neatsfoot, Geo ST. fSh, t06t5ic; spirits
iurpentine, Csc; coal oil, ~ casea, Brilliant,
y ", Brilliant, bhls, lhc; Brilliant, l2-i 81 IS:
ITO; 20 q acel 10; ~, q %, Euplou, hbs.. 2sc.
per gallon; Euplon, - cases, 81 90, lard oil,
s., sO&es,c West Virgidla, &0ee2sc.
VARSisili opal, ooc6esl % per gal;
coach yarnish. 8. ssssss6 90, Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
san STONIo.
Race Var In the County Jail
ulaer Items.

Race Var In the County Jail
xlior Items.
;sn,k
|Sse August 3l.-The nine
Naes confined in our coun-
q rules of government and
ialore them. One of these
pllsthe splitting OF tobacco
feaoor where the prisoners
fna Last eve one of the
|Slolated this rule and was
Fllh three blows with a boot
|0llender being a negro, the
E'oes in the Jail be-
Fnsed, and being nearly
number To the whites,
Foey We're let out
l7ening meal attacked the
|gss weapons anything thew
beir hands on. The whites
|ous although quite a mum
Punded before order was re-
Fms who appointed the COM
manage the new railroad
are quite indignant over
IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
I'roauce.

Potatoes, northern, ., barrel 2.f0: Onions
northern, n DBL, sSG. sweet .pugitocs.I 0ce
u per bnsel. Jurnips, sD0s sac y bu. Scans,
II. +. med., Dbls., AZ 95f; lerre lima. Gi5@7,
email butter, 5lqe5 Pickles. medium. ~ 90
kits, 81 5t cider. half DBL, % o0a5 50.
Retail Vinegar, apple, . ,@pc fgai,; pure
wine, bct Peas. green. dried, v ~. o4c; black
o6pp c; Cabbage. Sc; bleckberries 50ta75c per
gal Plums 2be4Jc per gall; watermelons
Cd; Canielopes 1905; Apples 50@7bc per Is
bushel box: Tomatoes sieqi rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Wealth ERFORD.
Conviction, pr Ell Mcconnell. the child Mur-

CohVictiohrpf Ell McConnelI, the Child Muir
dercr.
special TO the Gazette.
Weatherford, August 3l.--The cele.
brated case of the State VS.. Eli Neon
nell, charged with The murder OF his
own infant, ha, just terminated with n
verdict Of ten years in the penitentl.
ary.,. Public opinion approves OF the
verdict. He Was ably deienucd by
Congressman 5. w. 4. Lanham, |. w.
stephens and Hon. A. j. Ball. Judge
West of Dallas assisted County Attor.
ney Niverett in the prosecution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

I
1 COFFEE AND IisA.--CorFFF--very finn
coinmbp, &c; ordinary, vice; fair, g9sc; ptim,
Rio, lie; macy, &c; Cordova, iO&c' old gov
eminent Jaya, &c. TEA Imperial, 100 b
gunpowder, 506D70.
SUGAR-~Nery firm. Louisiana pure white,
9sEc; of white, sl4c; yellow clarified, NC
fancy yellow clarified, gkc; open kettle su.
gars, choice, ~, c, standard a.. gHc; standat Il
GRADUATED, l04 Louisiana OFF graduated,
loc: powdered, i0hc cut loaf l0lsc ssI
MoLAsSks ANDSYRrI'--L Louisiana molasses,
prime TO choice, i2tfb5c: carn syrup, i0ali2c
ICE--t.Ouislana, t35td5lSr.
FISH Mack srel, Itth kits, No. I, ~. 10: No.
2, $780, half bbIs., No. L. sf.sg No. q 49,
White fish, No. |, hlf bbis. s7.3S; Nh. ., Ss.0i.
Dried herrings, per box, 400. Cod fish; el6c.
S.LTS-Coarse, In bags, ri.5l fine IN baup,
slSc.
CANNED GooDs.--Priees per dozen: Pine
apples, standard. sl.e1; Peaches, standard, Z
Ills, si.65; lbs, 81, 25a2.5j; seconds, z Ms.
sl.tO Ios., $40: Tomatoes, standard, 2 tls.,
Size SECONDS, ibs.. Al .ic hs., sl,6; Green
corn, sl.0gl.6b, Green peas, a.a5: Gosse-
berries, 81 biol ~; Raspberres, 81 70: Cove
oysters, full weight ~. si.i5; ihy s2il light
weight, d., g5c; Z ~, sl.S salmon, ~,
Si.'ba va; Sardnes American, $3.50 case:
Imported. $500 case: Strawberries. 2 NJ, q. no.
Black berries, sl.2j; Green cages, sl.5V, Con-
densed milk, crown, $780, Eagle, 1915 Swiss
500
SusDRIEs Starch. Sc. soap, common
dltc; German olive. nc. Candies, nuil boxes,
l6c: nhlves, l6c; quarters, lJc. Indigo. Sl.Wlb;
81. iheDS5.5b DOZEN. Macca roni. imported, ihcIh
American, si.u box. Buca ets, two hoops,
~. 10 doze D; well buckets. SI.25 dozen. Brouins
@s.2J dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
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S,EcArrR.
rfucIpaI Of rob''e
~ comfy bonds /.
..,srt Fire"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

LIVERPOOL. August a. = Cotton spot
closed unchanged. with moderate inquiry
freely met. mics :. % bales, American s. lOI
export and speculation lOOJ imports igtO ,
American l,t51; nlddling uplsnts, Oh, or
'eaus53z.
Futures closed quiet md steady, within n
point of yesterday 5 figures