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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-13
Ti.. POULTRY SHOW.
I..rg- attendance of yi-itOrs-List of Pigeon
Premiums.

Premiums.
TIE pyuIIry exhibit on is now in sue
oeSsiul blast, and never before in this city
was there such :. Growing as vas kept up
by TIE rooster, III Excelsior hall this
morning. The birds are all now in place
add present q magnificent appearance.
TIE Judging ct ;Ae fowls is going on
rapidly ani satisfactorily, and The scores
arc found u bo remarkably high. The
judging of the pigeons was finished last
evening. Below We furnish a full list of
the premiums awarded
Pigeons.
JOHN Z. S.:hum had the largest and best
collection on exhibition, ard vas awarded
therefore d special cash premium of Sc,
years subscription to the daily lSTELLI-s
GENCER, one years subscription to the
Poultry Messenger md Farmer, and other
specials. valued in the aggregate at $:4.
He took first premium on the follow
ing varieties Black, blue, dun and
white carriers; white pouters; white
and yellow bar5s; whit, fantaiis !;
black J,cobins yellow bearded tumb.
lers; blue winged turbits, blue tailed
tulbits and black tailed turbits, white
African owls; blue ami silver English
owls red and blue swallows; friIlbacks
and blondinettes. Mr. Schum took second
premiums for short-taced tumblers
white turbits; bllck-tailed urOits;
mvttled trumpe;ers; black swallows
smells Birmingham rollers archangels
and priests And third premiums On
yellow JacCbins redwinged turbits yell
low winged turbits priests, and almond
tumblers.
Rindell 6 Fairgcrvice, Newark, n. J.,
were awarded the special cash premium
of So for the second best collection, and
speicies amounting to ST. They took
first premium for black fantai!s yellow
and white Jacobins, red winged turbits
black and white t.umpeters. And second
premiums On blue fantails; black, yellow
and white Jacobins silver turbits, blue
tailed turbits D.; black and white trumpe-
ters blue Autwerps blue English owls;
blue swallows. And third premiums on
yellow fantails; red JacObins blue
winged turbits mottled trumeters red
swallows, yellow ma.pies.
Chas. Lippold, Lancaster, took special
premiums valued at So, including one
years. subscription to daily Eraminer. He
took first premium on short faced tum-
blers. red, black, and inottled inside tum-
blers blue turbits, red tailed turb.ts;
mottled t.umpeter5 nuns smells and
helmets. He took second premiums dN
red and black inside tumbers; black
barbs silver Antwerps red Gle ;k,r; ID
Antwerps; and third premium on black
checkered Autwerps blue African owls
and smells.
j. NJ. Ha.ens, Strasburg, was awarded
special of one years subscription to t @
Lancaster Farmer, and other special prizes
amounting to Sc. He tcos first premiums
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-13
Adultery and Deserti0n.

The wife of John II. Quinn appeared
before Alderman Spurrier and entered
complaint against her husband for adul-
terry and desertion. Quinn was arrested
and committed for a hearing this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-13
DEATH OF DIX. NlCDD.

The Physician who Set Booths Leg After
President Lincoln was Assassinated.
DIR. Samuel A. Mudd, who served term
at the Dry Tortugas for harboring and as
sisting John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of
President Lincoln, to escape, died on We'd
nesday, at his residence near Bryanstown,
Charles county, Md. DR.. Mudd came of
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Number unclaimed letters. &C., sent
to dead letter of1icr.................. Id
Number unnItiiabic letters DC. sent
to dead letter office.
Number letters rtturn8l to writer's IL
Number pounds OF newspapers and
perinticits mailed by publishers
rnI news agents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I6s
Amount of postage p.tid on I;iIne..... 81 E6
Number pounds of newspapers AMI
peri dic,lI mailed by publishers
within the county (r,c). ............ II7,i;
srAMrs POSTAL CARDS &c, SOLD DURING TIL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-13

Now is the wiiiter of the nine dollar dry
goods clerk discomfort made mere SO BY
the spectacle OF the flyers" that are daily
seen skimming down East King street to
the merry accompaniment of the jingIing
bells. The sight of the liveryman's s
t.riff charges is calculated to brig viyidly
before his vision the old saw thai none but
the wealthy enjoy life.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-13

THERE are m4uy ways-and some of
dubious propriety-of calling men to
grace A Portland revivalist is by bust
ness az auctioncer. He is quoted as ex-
claiming in the midst of a fervid exhorta-
ton to sinners "Twenty nine I've go. :;
thirty, shall have 'em ? Bless the Lord!
Twenty nine are saved who will come
next? Shall | have thirtY 20
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-13

Newspaper and pari,tIichl ,'amps.... 3l:ai 81
Postage due sTlfupS.. I'D W
Envelopes and wrarpers............... 1884 Is
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-13

In seems that the state treasury sinking
fund has s2,0l7,S9 50 lying idle, or
rather deposited in banking institutions
for the benefit of those which are thus
favored The Allegheny national bank
Of Pittsburgh has s322, 800 80, and tue
Peoples (kemble's) Of Philadelphia has
$276, 600. The only favored banks in this
city are the Fulton with s45, 900 aud the
FIRST national with $4,000
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-13

The House Judiciary committee has
voted &C to 5-to lay upon the table the
Northern Pacific railroad land grant.
This probably disposes of the resolution
for the session and relieves this corpora
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The house at the Pensacola navy
yard where the first yellow fever case
occurred was burned yesterday.
The treasury department purchased
$50, 900 ounces of silver yesterday for
the various minis.
The Hill investigation was in ses-
sion Yesterday, but nothing was de-
veIopel Their report will be sub
mitted next week.
The fare between Chicago and Buff
falo has been reduced to so and war
of rates between rival lines is
imminent.
A passenger train on the Pennsyi-
vania and Ohio railroad was wrecked
Yesterday near Meadville, Ohio, but
no one was killed.
Night before last near Cleveland,
OF 10, lightning struck James Quick IS
barn, killing six horses and setting
fire to the barn which was consumed.
Jenkins & Fitzgerald, pension
agents, lately debarred from practicing
before the interior department, will
longer be recognized rs attorneys at
the treasury department.
The CHILEAN army being informed
that the Indians intended TO sack
| Lima on its evacuation, marched out
and killed eight hundred of the saw
ages.
The Democratic state convention OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24

peals, who has had an impor,a,t oa..,
Under consideration for two u ,s.is '' -
DAY decided that the citv noI,ca W =.
under the city charter bns cn,' cou :. |.
j !. 1,' 0., over bawdy-honse ases
WY, WIN Tue county court. The test cas se
MI, MI n'aue against Madam ANN
hsn nspn. She will appeal TO the
9ench o. the court of appeals should
Judge Hurts decision stand /, wi,i
greatly reduce the county court coat
me legal business OF the Gould rail.
Way system IN Texas has been trons.
lerreu from Wellborn Lealxe & Henry
p1 Daiias' to Baker 4 Baker. 81
Inc Brown Stockings, Of Dallas. and
the shreveport Club played the
ifst Of three games bara
Today. The series il to be continued
. -, and Saturday. The Browns
won py q score of nineteen to six.
sS,,olt pitched for the Browns. The
I,n,nreVeports are the hardest team the
Browns have vet met.
lhe preliminary hearingsof Hutton
ior shooting Copeland was called to-
uay anu again postponed on account
VI the absence OF counsel for the de-
Tense.
Simp Wilson, charged with killing
anderson Thomas on the night of
march y, 1882, had a habeas corpus
trial before Judge West this morning.
Ills bond was set ut $4,000, and the
court remarked that the bond must be
gilt-edged at that. He was returned
to his cell in default of bail,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
HlLLSB0RO.
Almost Big Fire riefLocal and Person
al Items.

Almost Big Fire--Brief Local and Person
al Items.
Special to the Gazette.
Hiilsboro, August 23--An alarm of
fire was given this afternoon, and on
Investigation proved to be y. Stroud S
grocery store. 1t seems some one
dropped match on the floor near a
carload of bagging, and Tom Dixon a
clerk in the store stepped on it acct
dentally and almost instantly it set
fire to the whole pile of bagging. But
for the prompt use of water by willing
hands serious conhagration might
have occurred. The damage by fire
and water will amount to about fifty
or seventy-five dollars. This will stir
up the citizens to see the necessity of "A
good fire company.
Our genial friend Dave Darden re-
ceived two hundred dollar phnton
this evening for his wife and children.
Rev. Robert Wear preached a splen-
did sermon last night and breaches
again tonight. All the citizens adj
mire him.
Mr. l.. A. Scott's little child that
was run over by IA float yesterday is all
right to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
DALLAS.
Civil Rights CaseThe Texas Trunk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Matters-Misery and
Starvation.


starvation.
Special To the Gazette.
Dallas, August % Conductor Brown
of the Houston and Texas Central rail
road was arraigned before Commission
er Bartly to-day for a preliminary
hearing on the charge of violating the
civil rights bill by putting Rev. A l.
Dodson and wife, OF Fort Worth, OF
his train near Dallas ON August 18th.
1883. He waived examination and
placed under $3.50 bond.
President Adams and two of the
directors of the Texas Trank road
went over the railroad on a tnur of in
spection. Ii is necessary to put the
road in thorough repair and ex5end it
fourteen miles by Novems@r 9th to
keep from forfeiting the charter, and q
large force OF men are now working to
that end.
The postOtfice trouble has quoted
now. Mr.. Giarrison, the new post
master, to-day telegrophed the post
office department 40 Washington th;at
if it wanted him 10 be postmaster st
Dallas il would hare TO put hin in pos
session of the oilsce, Assistant Post
master johnson, in the ABSENCE of
OStllltSttI w liiScttlt NsYthE iN'Nct "
to turn the Office over to Aim. He has
not up to tonight received "A reply.
In the meantime Mr., Garrison has
Withdrawn the man he put in charge
of the Office last night, and lis still in
the hands ofMajor Wliissen.
"A coroner's jury to-day held an in
quest overthe body of daughter OF
Mrs. Tennessee Martin, and returned
q verdict that II died from want OF
medical attention. An investigation
proves that Mrs. Martins husband is
| iail for horse theft, and that she has
been by her own exertions unable to
support seven small children, four OF
whom are now sick. They are living
in a miserable house among the ne
croes, and In manner are starved t
death. They have received assistance
to-day from private contributions.
Judge Hurt, of the state court of APP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24

AN MY r.. i ss.s Is called to meet at Buffslo
Vnrr stn of September. The New
renressmX, factions will be equitably
Ayo '"us, me Maori, left Independence
s M"n rnu stated be was going to Atchj.
son nass 70 prepare for the coning
llgnt Win Mitchell. This takes the
case OUT Of the hands OF the Niissour,
,,, dsicnard Tanning, han boy en-
ns'yen Va THE Sherman House. Chica-
~, was arrested charged with having
vvil,'ili'tcd heavy robberies In the
Iarhsr House, Boston, and Mt Sara
,"sa hotels. He made partial confess
SION ana was taken to Boston.
Az meeting of window glass mann.
iucluIefs III Pittsburgh IL was resolved
~ ,lhAs Proposition 10 workmcn To
reuuce wages ten per cent. The work.
iheh refused to stand the decrease. and
conierence was arranged 70. one iav
next week. r - SaN e's
Inc following officers were elected
py the knight remplars ia San Fran
CISCO: ugand Master, Robt. Il. With
ers, Nirginia; Deputy Grand Master.
Ihas. lsoome, New York; Generalissi-
mo, John y. SsGolison, Pennsylvania;
saptain General, Hugh McCurdy,
M,icnigan; Senior Warden. G.. c. Per-
hins' caliiorn!a. To-day. the inaugu-
ration Of the foundation of the Gar
held monument, has been declared q
state holiday.
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w. X. (ilrti0 nn., ~ ,la caftIo 80, ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24

this county, will play the Cleburne
nine match game on Saturday,
the Cieburne House to-day; 's9 \. f. e
johnson, liverpool, Ohio; y. w.
Estes. Granbury; +. y. Hilbur, Gran.
bury; II. A. Mcdonald, Granburv; ID.
G. Cogdell, Granbury; Chas. II.
Young, g., z. g. S. 4. X. r.; VIM. III.
Garretson, Dallas; :. S. Ramsey,
Grand View; w. II. Smith, Mobile.
Ala; Samuel Vaughn, Richmond, Va;
Miss Alice Porter, Galveston; w. G.
Cheney, Hlllsboro; Ed. McI<ennon,
Ala; Samuel Mofiatt, st. Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
LIqnors.

sour mash. one year old, " GD two years old
s29)(92 ~ three years old 81 59d2 rs: fancy
extra old whisky Si6g5,
lily; Catawba, per gallon, sou 80 Port, 81 1lCt
90; Sherry, per gnl,, 81 1903 90; MADEIRA,
per gal, 81 65G5 "; White wine, In cases,
81 000Dl0 10.
CHAaPAGNE0. II. Mumm Il Co.. Extra
Dry, tDl OJGS2 Co; HeidsicK IN basket, s25 900
~ "; Krug, In basket, $50 O0Gp2S "; Domestic
champagne, 81 00QDli 90,
ALE-sstock Ale. per doz., 81 0O@2 Is; Porter,
per doz., 81 00os2 %.
BOTTLED BEER--St Louis quarts, az 90. pts
Sl2 3D. Bucweiser, own size, ai3 OG plDts
sli 90: Erlunger beer quarts, sl3 10: pinfs
s.3 So Schliz Milwaukee, quarts slz 81; pInts
Sl3 90: Hub Punch sl3 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
=
GALVESTON.
A New Beach Hotel to be Built by the Pal
mer-Sulliyan syndicate.

mer-Suii1yan Syndicate.
Galveston, August 23.-It is rumored
that "A syndicate intend to purchase
the Garcia place, seven miles below
the city, and erect a large hotel directly
OH the beach and near the shores OF a
lake Astounding in fish. It. is sus-
pected the Palmar. Sullivan company,
whose railroad runs by the grounds,
are the prime movers.
The Lorgnette base ball club has
about given up their trip.to Dailas.tour-
nament, being unable TO bear the ex-
pense.
The prospect of another bank with
large capital is renewed; also "a move
ment TO establish national bank
with capital of $4,000, one half of
which it is proposed shall be subscribed
in this city, the remainder to be taken
in New York, Boston and Philadel-
phia, and perhaps in North and West
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
Wool, Hides, Etc.

WooL-Mediuni, according 10 grade ,qualit
and con dition, ~ 10 &c: SINE iiecoiding to
arade. quality and condition, 10 to 70; course
to 20c: Mexican improved, scc0ruiDgto Grade
qualiIy and condition. Il To 10; Mexican, ac-
coiding To grade, quality and condition, 10
70 10; bury. less, according 10 amount Of
burrs.
HfDEs-No. !, heavy flint, dry u n lSc; No.
2, heavy nint. dry, u y lie; No. l. ligh. flint
aged, u Sc: fallen hioes i6p2c less; dry sailed,
= D loo; green salted, n y 7c green butcher, v
bBc.
pELrRIEs - Nominal. season aver. Deer
skins, n 10 ztA25; antelope skins, y NJ 1OtgIs
goat skins, each l0ae2s sheep pelts, according
To amount OF wool, 20c9up; shearlings, 40
cording TO amount OF wool, Gsl5c; Mexican
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24

Stnn,lenr,l.ly;,n..

BARK Cinnamon, per pound, 2idssnc bark,
Peruvian, per pound. i5tA3l: Dorax per n,
lbdpis; k-carbunate OF soda per n, Ss.eei; 6 p
peGas per IA 2dei; castor oil per gal. i)eai %;
cincAunida per ox., gsd M CASTLE sopo
(mottledl. per n, seev; cream tartar, 4 r., per
pound, iNfsIn chalk, lamp, per pound, 2'si;
calomei r. 4 w, per pounl. 7efaSg, calomei,
English, per pound. lNGl Is. chioral n.y.
drate. sNcpi IS; chlnrof0rn. 900 !; con,posi-
ton powder. %s1i0 dovcrs powders, | lc.tl 81;
EPSON salts, per pound, 300; gum opium. per
pound, hs gum clnpnor, Nl6tSl; morphine,
per o., y ~. machine oil, golden, 2SGIO;
quinine i. q W., pcr o1., SIS. Quininc Ger.
man, per Oh, St quinine, German, oase. per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
LAMPASAS.
Coy. Pease Slightly improying--whc street
Rlilway--Hmin.

Coy. Pease Slightly tmproying--Thc Street
Kailway--Hnin.
Special to the Gazette.
Lampasas, August 2S.-Gov. Pease
isthought to be a little better tonight.
DR.. Wooten, who came up to see him
"Wednesday night, returned to Austin
this morning.
q. NJ. Suodgrass, president OF the
Lanpasas railway and transportation
company, left yesterday for the north
to purchase iron for the proposed street
car railway.
The brief shower this evening was
quite treat, after the intense eatand
sitting dust of the day.
Social affairs are gliding along lovely
and serene.
Building is extensively carried on
and business is rushing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
CLEBuRNE.

'Sad Dead in His Bed-pas.
sasea.ette.
NJ last q man arrived in ny
bly, .sS p at the Cleburne
| g.,I n n paso. He said he ,va : :
\ nv vhere lie has been nra O.
ti .sl'sine for the past twelve sHv
InaS ysars. This morning he
NJ, dead in his bed, it Is si ne
n ~ 1, a. overdose Of mor r. IMP
\ S ~ slightly unweli ever
EgI rs been here, and if i i
|nIy;, y took the mornbin :
Esr'e !; = order to rest quietly
sSis I s.l Doctor G. Gillespie. Let.
kie tl's sSSei from San Antonio
lave | ~, ae has friends there ana
b eon o oss telegraphed for ininr for
Y hsI's iialng him. The inau, es
\ lusuisnlllsh e morning. 'e'
a base ball club OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
Pa,nts. Olls ana yarnIshes

PAINTS, per b--Whlte lead, nc ~: yellow
ochre, dry, nc; burnt amber In oil, ne; dry, 80.
oILs--lsoiled linseed In bbls.. 80 per gsl;
raw &c; neatsfoot, 00c9Sl; Ash, e095fp, spirits
turpentne, 65c coal oil, 20 cases, Brilliant
81 gu Brilliant, bbls., l6c Brilliant III, SO 4S
no. rs 81 20Ggt 50; 20 60 Eupion, bbls,. 25c
per gallon; Eupion, % cilsss, s2 30; lard OIL
s., G5HaS5c; West Virgldla, 20et25c.
VARNIsHES--Copal, GDciDSI % per gal.
coach varnish, s; sses5 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
Governinents atronr.

Railways finer; Denver consols up 10 ~.
state securities dull.
Stocks during The forenoon were unsettled
md feycrish anh lower, the decline for the
forenoon AND up 10 ls:31p, M. being rom !.
TO - per cent from the closihg last night.
Ia thu afternoon the market was ge orally
better with an improvement Ia price during
the past hour, and majority OF the stocks
made the hishest prices of tie day and also
show an advance ON yesterdays closing liz
ures, ranging fiom IL to IA Ger cent? the
latter being IN Denver and RIO lirande.
The evening rot says several Important
fact. as wei ms rumors OF others that may be
more definite must soon not only have effect
on stocks TO which they refer but to the
whole market. The first of these is the an
nouncement OF the completion OF the North
erii Pacific railway, and the fact that II train
of cars loaded with oregon wheat win at
once leave the Pacific end OF the line for the
Atlantic states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
A LIBEL SUIT.
Brought by Former Texas Man Agasnst n
t. Louis Paper for SOC, 900 Damages.

st. Louis, August 23.-Geo. w. Cole
has brought suit fors malicious libel
against the Chronicle Publishing
Company of this city, and claims $500
900 damages for Publishing last April
an article purporting to give a sketch
of plaintiff, in which hA was accused
Of keeping an improper house in Texas
several years ago, and Of passing coun-
terfeit money and of forging.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
Coming In freely; prices range from Soc@sl
Produce,

Potatoes. northern, asbarrel $50 oni on
neans, IL. p. med, bbls., 4hG5r: large lima
e,s3s s.; small bu. e sg@S5e; hayo eM@7c
!. ca medium, ~ y@isp bbi.; hal, bbi.,
IS COOS %.
Retail-ylnegar, apple, s)a5oc y gal; pure
WINE soc; Peas, green, dried, u 10, 6l4c; black
sou c. Cabbage, sc; olackberries 50cb75c per
gal; Plums 25csiQc per gall; WaterInelons
G6; Cantelopes lD69S5; apples 50GToc per II
bushei box; Tomatoes $lGi 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
MARSHALL.

a Game of Base Bali Texas and Louis
lana.
Special to the Gazette.
Marshall, August pa match
game Of base ball was played here to.
day between the Marshall Gems and
the Shreveport Oceolas, resulting In
the Gems making six runs to the
Oceolas twenty-five.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, August %. Cotton Spot
IN met. ,aies 10. o. bales, American 5000. ex-
Hprt and speculation 900. imports -l,5W,
american i,2jD middling uplands, 81, Or
lenus5 3i.
Futures cosed barely steady at about yes
terdays figures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24

CHICAGO. August -. --cArrLE---Receip;s
1870; market brisk and firm; exports, 6 20 ~
90 good 70 choice shipping steers, 1 o. ";
common TO medium, t0q3 O0.
SHEEP Receipts, 1907 market more active
frmer; Inferior 10 fair, 0)@2 70; good, . 70;
choice, 3 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
l,rcadstuns

FLOUR easley--stapprd's royal ant, $3.50
2 hnl.; sacks, 81 Ssqs y Y l'D ihs. Corn meal,
lner hushei, $40; Homins aud griis, q hbl.
wheat, ~. &c: slraoeerG X soda, t9Gg,c, Xxx
, ss'di, e'ai; INN soda, csSai &c; cream soda,
Ns@lv' IS; = lemon creams, 0splsc: X ginger
iumbles. R@tsltc. Wheat IN lgst receipt:
zoe aSl, AZ TO qnaiitv and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
A CHINESE CUE.
Inviolate Under the Constitution ms an Flo
Inent of Religious Belief.

Trenton, n. j., August 23.-The five
Cinnamon recently incarcerated in the
state prison Tor an assault on fellow
countryman in Patterson, threaten to
bring suit against the state prison
keeper and the board of inspectors,
claiming damages for depriving them
of their cues. They claim the consti-
tuition declares that no person shall be
deprived of the privilege of worship
ing God according to the dictates of
his conscience, and that ~ cue is an
element of the Chinese religion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
Pnnltry nnd Iscrs.

POULTRY Hens. 50 75a3 % per dozen;
ROSTERS, ------------ halfgsown chickens,
~ UDsb2 y; Turkeys, s. 0o9S %; Geese, IS u1
az 90: Ducks. 81 5Da3 90.
EaGS-Per dozen. l5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
So
ATHENS.
District Court business and tho Narrow
Gauge Crops.

Gauge Crops.
Special to Gazette.
Athens, August o. Court is in ses-
sion, Judge Felix McCord presiding.
But few cases have been tried. The
grand jury is hard ut work.
Merchants are very busy receiving
and selling goods. More goods have
been sold in Athens up TO the present
time than ever before owing to the
low rates given by the Texas and st.
Louis railway. The narrow gauge is
looming up since the opening through
to st. Louis.
Cotton prospects are fine in this sec
ton; seventy per cent better than ever
before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
New orleans.

n Y NUNEl.
NEW ORLEANS, August Sight exchange on
New York 5lper /, " premiun; bankable
bills SOD SzIs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-24
MEMPHIS.

'arer of tho Chickasaw Guards
ny 'p Missing u His Supposed
Shortages.
p the Gazette.
Ell e.. August Society is all
v mere ! this evening over the h.,
N 10. o. The sudden Disappearance
A, nayis, who ranked VERY high
| Ii, ana who prlded himself as
|s s.'ss For tie past two wears rs
vssn !, secretary ana treasurer of
nv I'm vmliiekasaw Guards, which
|, ~ t5a suililllelent to give him tone
| j sa ,Il OLDEST and S st. A com
a ,iie Guards ( has been quietly
n User the books, but as vet
|ss Y no report, All thew know,
|l.'i,t treasury is empty. Those
! n ~ sl 'le expenses Of the corn.
NJ shortage will amount To