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HENDERSON BR0rhE&a. AGENTS BoMlns Gresn-
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
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1NTH- ST, between 9TH and 6TH-AVES.
~ May l-DeSrable second door. front acOye room
furnished and with breakfast, 10 gentlemen family
private. Address ALPHA, Tribune Uptown Onlee l,z3S
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SS%EM, YopK AN LONG BRANCH K. r.

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Boar0 ano Rooms.
East Sids.

DLEASANT Sunny Room; 81 East 20thst,
on third floor. Also HALL ROOM, with board. Refer
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felp manteo.

CHINA and glass salesman OF g0od audIess'
~ competent, industrious aud reliable "ahteu al 40 w
vay H. 81. BRUNDIGE.
VUANTED.-Yonng man; good address ;
w legibo handwriting correct al ngurvs Iot hnns
Office work. Address with reference W ID" DIVA - ~
Once,
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the nv ~ " n

Advancement of trains from Chambers street ePO Era
osm-(,ncinnat AID Chicago Iay hkH.o'~ A'
,om TO BunaO and suspension br1ngs Of TuAal
n nm GDoily1-Fast ST Louis Express ar ~ Srth
~, connectng with trains 10 the Wts' at T.
vest P,ilman's lest DrawlngTOom Sleeping NO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

Swain making no returns whatever
TO the managers of the Post Of the
work done by himself. Mr.. Hogan
has found that Swain has made CON
tracts ali over the state at unauthor-
lied rates, collecting the cash therefor
which was wholly unwarranted, and
IN fact swindling the paper and the
business men with whom he had deal
ings Hovan is doing all In his power
TO fill contracts made by swain al
though the same are total loss TO his pa-
per. The Post will suffer financially, But
expresses the wish that all persons who
have made contracts with said Swain
can have same supplied by writing TO
the Houston Post. Any person learn
ingithe whereabouts of Swain will con
fer favor on justice by telegraphing
his address 10 the manager of the
Houston Post, who Will try and see that
Swain Is dealt with accordingly. Mr..
Hogan has been placed in very en-
barrassing position, rs he has no
means of finding out what contracts
swain has made, except by personal
inquiry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
IN BRIEF.

Don't forget merry War; tonight.
Buy your tickets early for the
Merry War; te.night.
A rich treat is in store for those who
visit the Deutscher Verein Hall to-
night.
Ladies reception at skating rink to-
night. Music by band. Admission
20 cents. Ladies' skat es free.
Quite number of the cattlemen and
Others visitors to our city during the
convention were still in the city last
night.
Late Holt on yesterday had the re-
mains of his brother, Payne Holt,
killed out west, removed TO Dido, near
the old homestead.
Mr.. A. NJ. Britton deserves special
credit for much of the success of the
entertainment given to the stockmen.
AS chairman Of the committee of ar
rangements, he did his whole duty.
A fine thread cambria handkerchief
with edge of valenciennes insertion
and lace was lost near the entrance of
Godwin's Hall, Thursday evening.
The finder will please leave at the GA
zETrE office. l0-2t
The late convention has shown the
citizens of Fort Worth the great and
urgent need of an opera-house. With
q few thousand dollars more stock
taken, the company will be enabled to
90 on with the building.
Two men were arrested yesterday on
suspicion of being implicated in the
robbing of the freight ears of the Mis-
Il al,
We're trying to sell a caddy of tobacco
at the time of the arrest.
In the list of visitors from sister
cities, who attended the ball and ban
quet, Waco was inadvertently omit
ted. The central city was repre-
scented by Miss Florence Gerald, one
of the brightest ornaments of its social
circles.
At two o'clock this afternoon bids
viii. be opened by the council for the
construction of sewer and for supply
ing drain pipes. The Fort Worth
Driving Park Association also opens
bids to-day for grading track and build
ing fences and grand-stands.
Turner & Mcclure having bought
the A. A. Nicholson stock of groceries
opposite the postotfice, will continue
the business at the same stand. They
are now moving their entire stock up
from their recent location and will
have everything in ship-shape soon.
Yesterday work was resumed on the
Taylor street railway line, the track
being laid across the square on Rusk
street, thence down Belknap street
and when work stopped last night the
track had reached the Jail. 1t will now
require but few days to complete the
line.
Among the delegation from Sher-
man to the stockmen's ball and ban
quet, were Misses Mamie Brown,
Emma Brown, Katie Pittman, Nellie
Pittman, Ida Marsh, Laura Epstein,
Hattie Phillips, Mrs. Vic Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Richards, Dir. and Mrs. Dorches-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Randolph, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. Will South
ern, Albert Richards, Sid Wilson,
Sandy Haley and Charley chatham.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
1.-THE Merry War;"

This beautiful new opera of Strauss
was presented by Haverly's English
Opera company last night in n most
satisfactory manner. The music OF
the opera il brilliant and taking, and
il in Strauss incompatible style; the
plot is charmingly absurd and the dia-
logue most enlivening.
OF the company, Miss Dora Wiley,
rs .'Nioletta,n was of course the lead
ing attraction; her singing was excel
lent and her acting charming. Rich
ard Golden, as the gossiping Mar
uuis,n was wonderful success in his
part. Mr.. Charles Pyke's 'umberto"
was most acceptable throughout. Miss
Richardson, as Elisa captivated the
audience bs her bright and coquettish
way. p,t her fine voice. The rest OF
tI,e i.,l,, we're equally well taken. OF
the chorus, particular mention is re-
quired. 1t was strong, fresh and well
drilled, and in the marching and all
details it was almost perfect. The cos
tuning of the party was excellent
and everything about il was iirst-class,
- LaiorGace Journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Stoclxrnen

You are hereby notified that your
presence is respectfully requested at
No. 10 Houston street, where Malone,
Waller IL Co., have on hand full Zine
of dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes, hats and caps, many and va
rious other things that you want and
will buy. 1t should be kept in mind
that this firm buys and sells only for
cash, and hence they are able To put
their goods down below cost. Selling
so many kinds and bills OF goods they
do not have to make large profits on a
single trade to make living, hence
they can put you up u suit of clothes,
"A good hat, an elegant pair of boots, or
in fact anything else at almost whole
sale cost. Malone, Waller d Co., Is
Houston street, is the place, TO get
your outfit, and don't allow this fact
to escape your memory. 4-lw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

GAzEr1rE an agreeable visit. Mr..
Briggs had quite an experience i'm
Dallas OF a most unpleasant nature
Coming from Waco to Dallas his
trunks of samples, together witha new
sole-leather travelling trunk. were nut
oil on the platform. During the rush
accompanying the arrival of the train
some person or persons unknown
pulled the leather trunk under the
platform, where the front was out ont
and the entire contents save testa-
ment placed in the trunk by Mrs.
Briggs stolen. The theft was not dis
covered until the mex. day, when the
road sent word to Mr.. Briggs, who
made an inventory of the contents of
the trunk and placed its value at 500
although il was worth much more.
The case was put in the hands of
Morgan q Gibbs, who will recover the
amount due for Mr.. Briggs loss.
The officers at Dallas are on the
alert, and hope to catch the offenders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

The Merry War was given at the
opera-house last evening before large
and delighred audience with charm
ing effect. The vocal superiority of
Haverly's Opera Company, the superb
costumes, the drills, marches and nil
nor details are acknowledged by all
who witnessed them last night as UNI
equalled in vigor, freshness and ar
tistic skill. 1t was in all one OF the
finest performances given this season
in the opera-house. Miss Dora Wiley
as "Violetta,N exhibited skill, grace
and sweetness in voice and movement
thoroughly charming, and which
called forth the most hearty applause.
Elsie brought forth numerous
plaudits from the appreciative au-
dience. Mr.. Richard Golden, ms the
Marquis, proved himself TO be u
fine comedian, and an excellent vo-
calist. "Balthasaar" and ''Spinola'
were exeellently rendered, and the
entire entertainment passed ON with
out flaw of any kind. Toledo BLADE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Bargains in Sheep.

iI40 young California ewes held last
fall at So, 80 each graded 10 shear IN,
certain to shear 7ib in May, wool alone
at y cents. certain 10 sell for 5000.
Terms $500 per head. $1,000 cash, bal
anee i'm 80 days with due interest. on
market until April LIST.
$500 to 900 high grade ewes aud
eve lambs including 500 lob To Lob
California ewes and lambs, to ex-
change August LIST for Wetchers. Ex-
change to be made on basis of then
market prices of each.
1000 ewes graded 10 shear Glib 10 COM
mence lanlbing 18th To Goth March
with range privileges until after shear
ing Full-bred 70 thorough-bred rams.
Terms: S. per head, one half cash,
balance In months.
Apply at once 10 branch once
Texas Investment Company,
Colorado, Texas
.-9tfd&w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
In MenOrinm.

AT his residence near Grapevine, Feb.
So, of pneumonia, |. L. =. Dunn, aged
y.nine years and eleven months.
chronicle the death of q friend,
one whom we loved Is a sad duty;
while we mourn their demise and
ore their loss to family and friends,
bow in humble submission TO the
Of Him who giveth and taketh.
b. Dunn was born in Lawrence
ty, Alabama, April 80, 1888. In
bmber, 1889, his parents moved to
rison county, Texas, where he
h till he grew to mans estate. He
led to Grapevine in December,
where he passed the remainder
lis life.
b February 10th, 1858, he was uni
8in the bonds of matrimony to Miss
hey p. Van Xant, who with a
lighter and three sons still survive
he professed religion in lS54-being
&nty-one years of ago-was baptized
Rev. A. J rutherford and joined the
tder Missionary Baptist Church Of
Prison county, Texas. The same
p he was made a Mason by Con-
Lodge A. Il. and A. NJ, of Harri-
county, Texas.
Is citizen he was ever counted one
ur foremost and public spirit ed, a
! well known both at home and
pad. In all things conducive to
social, moral and intellectual ele-
ion of the community, MIR. Dunn
ever respondent to his full ability.
sa military soldier, his comrades
Inns accounted him true and brave.
1862 he enlisted under Captain Ber-
Company A., 9th Texas cavalry,
y brigade, and served to the close
he war.
Asa soldier of the cross, he was a
fistian of undoubtcd sincerity. II
one of the most charitable men v
r knew. At home and in his every
D life was to be found his best quail
He died az he lived in the hope
glorious immortality.
e was buried with Masonic. honors,
at called meeting of
sevlne Lodge the following
amble and resolutions We're passed
$nsspecb 10 MS memory.
2Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great
EehitecS OF the universe 10 remove
IN our midst our well beloved
|Esher, |. +. S. Dunn; therefore, be
|Resolyed, That in the death Of
[aher Dunn our lodge has lost a
Pray member, bis family a coun-
Elos and protector, his community an
Elesl christian gentleman, and his
|onlry patriotic citizen.
That 10 the family OF our
ESased brother we tender our heart
4 sympathy, and trust that their be-
Nement may be lightened by the
|uiory of his christian life and of
4 dying in the full faith of the
ahslng power of the Blood OF the
.n,esolyed. That copy OF these reso-
Is'Ois be furnished to the family OF
deceased brother, and that the
Lalevine Ne,0s and Fort Worth GA
~ be requested To publish the
W. A. NJ. QUANLE,
l.. NJ. WHITE,
Il. J. LiPscoMB;
Committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
stocks and Money.

New York, March g.--Stocks opened Arm
and n fraction higher for ontire list during
past hour; market moderately active and
strong prices at II O'Clock showed advance OF
lsmL.
New York, March o. rives, extended,
3, !; aits ~ y, gs, 10.
New York money on call loaning.
Prime mercantile paper Uasels; bar silver.
Exchange steady. So,Iepi ~; long, 1 sst4
Government bonds unchanged,
states neglected
higher.
Stocks since II o'clock duh and heavy; al
noon prices sold down, extended \,
ExchRnge-~stronper; nominal, rates ad
yanccd y cent ios Sa for 90 days; ss1's for
demand.
Groceries.
ST. Louis, No., March e.-t'Iour IN,
cbangnd.
81, Louis. March o. May whisky steady
~; pork--slow, 3st bulk meal--quiet; l. q
10; > X egg eaeon-quiet, l. G. iOasi ST lON'
liverpool, March o. BreadatuGs dull.
Grain.
st. Louis, March a.--wheat lower, iiss@
! lliz. corn-463l .6G63S,.
Kansas tity. March a--whcnt lower;
No, red 700; corn lower, ljN. bid,
Live stock.
..--st. Louis; March 9.-~-Cattle-- scarce and
strong, 1890 10 1900 pound stocrs; D 26GDg 30,
butchers, 50Ge5 90. COWS, 4,as.
ltugs~hlgher, 1Gl7 70. mostly aIpfO.
Shecp-~tI unchanged; Texans, 3 1904 50.
New York, March o. Beeycs+ -rouipts 1909,
strong ana active y higher, extremes, steers,
3Ca' S;genernl sales gp@y 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Employment for All.

At the Intelligence Office over First
National Bank situations can be pro-
cured for those out of employment.
Employers will save time, trouble
aud extra expense by coming to us to
have their wants supplied.
In consequence of the many strang-
ers coming into our office. we offer
superior advantages to landlords for
renting their property to which
especial attention is given.
Farmers would do well To call on III,
as we have applications daily regis
tered for farm work.
Also commission brokers for all
kinds of property.
Telephone your orders.
3-2-S3-tf ROBINSON * BECKER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Reckless Shaafinr

At one o'clock this morning G. G..
Cannon of Gainesville went into
the Horse Head saloon on
Main street and deliberately
fired his pistol through the door of the
room above, narrowly missing num-
Der of men, who were
seated i'm G. Ii. Dixon's 'rooms.
Cannon was disarmed. THURSDAY
night he discharged his pistol in the
same saloon making a hole in the wall.
When the reporter left Cannon was
clamoring to have his pistol returned
to him, which very properly the off,
GERS refused To do. Ii Is miracle
that no one was killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
TO IMMIGRANTS.


Weathertord, Psttkcr Co., rcxas4
ptS 80 miles west OF Fort Worth. is
where we have got ,5na ewes, with
lambs, 1900 acres of superior sheep
ranch land, five miles north; also six
houses and lots. two store houses. one
large hotel with furniture, several
farms, any amount of Texas land con
tanning coal, copper. mica. isinglass
and deposits, for sale or rent. ALSO.
ponies, horses, mules, hacks and COW
cred wagons.
Drivers and guides ever ready to
show Immigrants our beautiful Texas
and her wonderful resources. our
latch-string hangeth ont, and we bid
you come aud see us.
mS~ Correspondence solicited.
Immigrant agt,, HoRACR BAKER.
a.l.Yd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
For Charity's sake.

A lady whose husband, a harti.work-
ing mechanic, is very sick, Is at
starvation's door. 4 few dollars will
tide over her day OF need, so the
GAzBrTEatth the request ofSt. Andrews
Ladies Aid Society, will receive tiry
cent donations to aid the family. Ii
any of the generous stoclsmen now in
the city desire TO aid the society above
mentioned In its good work the funds
will be handed the treasurer by
the GAZFTrE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

Unlimited range furnished for 20
900 head of cattle at 81 per head, or
will take entire charge of herd ut 81
per head. Range is the best in the
state. mchS'S3
$500 yearling steers at Sl7 and $500
two year old steers at S2l, good West
ern cattle delivered ut Menardville
April Is. 392t
$500 to 5000 good average she cattle
delivered Mt Terrell, May 18th, also
1000 TO 900 East coast cattle delivered
at Forth Worth, June lst, 3s2t
1000 average stock cattle delivered
on Dodson's prairie, Palo Pinto county
from April 18th to May lst Year
lings S.. Two year old $50 cows S2i.
Cows and calves S3l.
Apply to the Texas Investment
Company. mchoS3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Personal.

NpCinston, of Paris, is at the
.re 3. Holland is very i'll indeed
sneumonia.
4 rhilds Of Dallas called on the
IRIS yesterday.
nd Mrs. p. ). Bridges of Sher-
we're a at the ball.
r B. Groome of the Pan
W. Is in the city.
p puckner and wife, of Paris,
I The city, at the FL Paso.
\ NJ. knight honored the GA
= Office with his presence.
III Barley of Alexander has
n the city for several days.
atom X. Elliott one of Tarrant
,ris best citizens is in the city on
Finley ex-county clerk of
ION county was in the city yes
I. Kate Norton of Austin was
II the visiting ladies who at
"a the ball.
d A. NJ. Quayle and w. r. Har-
4 Grapevine paid the GAZETTE u
ant visit yesterday.
r Lucas from Georgetown, Ky,
The city, looking after the inter-
a thoroughbred stock.
,uire Dills, one of the editors of
Sherman Courier, paid the GA
n pleasant visit yesterday.
lss was represented at the ball
rsdav night by Misses Eugenia
/, Willie Wright and Lulu Booso.
{. Even, j. b. Slaughter and HI.
'pger, all prominent and liberal
Emen, paid the GAZETTE Office u
yesterday.
and Mrs. j.. Melton, and Miss
spce Gerald of Waco made "a
Of inspection of the mammoth
ing establishment yesterday.
w. II. Adams, manager for the
ItInent of the south for Whitman
bool cotton, was in the city yes
~, and called on the GAZETTE.
C. C. Slaughter of Dallas paid
iiAzETTE visit yesterday evening.
has been Jealous and efficient
Ter in the stockmen's convention.
{lge j. NJ. Onins president OF the
&h Texas Female College at Sher-
has been in the city several days
made the GAZETTE pleasant call
rsday night.
$inesville had several fair daugh-
at the ball and banquet, namely:
Ees Ida Turner, Eva Turner and
\ Patterson Mesdames n. Adj
ton, J. w. Wilson and G. Leach.
Mayor Brown will pay visit to
Worth Oh the 18th or 10Th of this
Ith. Mr.. Brown is superintendent
mining syndicate composed of
Worth capitalists, and he will
3ably have good news for his conf
!. G. NJ. Turner who has been in
1ervice of Eastwood d King for
time leaves this morning for his
home in Russeilville Arkansas.
Turner has made many friends
during his stay, who part with
with regret. He will say n good
! for this live Texas city where he
|pent many pleasant days. Sue
Intend him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

Dahlman Bros. ,clothiers'h lave Just RS
eeived an elegant line Of piece goods.
The very finest Scotch tweeds, cassi.
meres and worsteds, plain and fancy
Also the latest styles Of Stctson hats,
h0lsery, silk handkerchief, etc.
We arc now receiving from New
York the very latest styles of clothing
and gents furnishing goods ever brought
to this market, Prices 10 suit the
times. Come aud gee for yourself.
Respectfully,
DArLMAN Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
To Cattlcinen.

Larimer & Wheeler have their store
next 10 the lei Paso Hotel, where Wis
itors to the city, and others, viii find
the hest OF cigars, tobaccos and a fine
line OF meefschaum goods. Perique
and Lone Jack always in stock. The
Metropolitan and genuine imported
cigars as well as the hest nickel cigar,
are i'm stock. All stockmen will be
,,ada WELCOME. 3-4-lw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Notice.

Stockmen, horsemen and alllovers OF
sport are invited TO attend the spring
meeting of the Gainesville Driving
Park and Blooded Stock Association,
beginning. Tuesday, april 10th and
continuing fourdays: Four races each
day, running and trotting. Excursion
rates on all the railroads. Come one
and all, general good time Is prom
ised.
For further Information address,
Il. II. SHERWOOD.
mch GIFT Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Another Good Nioye,,

Abont the I'D inst. III. n. Conner
4 Coz will move their book store into
the premises vacated by Taylor 4
Barr. They intend laying in an en-
tire nctc stock, besides adding some
new lines of goods, complete and FIRST
class in every respect. They are now
reducing their old stock at low rates.
and all are advised TO sec them at
once. 3-l0-ot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

The well known strengthen proper
ties of IRON, combined with other
tonic and a most perfect nervine are
found in Carriers Iron pills, which
strengthen the nerves and body, and
improve the blood and complexion.
Sold ut wholesale by l.. n. Brunswig.
2.ln-h.G M,.1Nuk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Him Around.

The hottest newspaper man at pres
ent in Texas IL John j. Hogan, OF inc
Houston Post. Frank swain, VINO
some weeks ago eanvassed me cities
and towns in north Texas Tor me spe-
cial edition of the iost OF Mafch Isl
has left tile paper in bad oder, he