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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
Liquors.

WHisKY-Rectiied 81 l0li50, as per proof
sour mach, one year old. o. " two years old:
81 ota2 d: three years old ~ 50a2 70: fancy
eHsTl ~ cIarei casess 5oaiOoo as per qnal.
tty, Catawba, per gallon; 900 so Port 81 go
5U; sherry, per GAL, 81 20as 90; Madeira,
per gal, 81 6ss6 W; White wine, In cases,
II O00gi0 %.
Cu1aPAoYE-G. ". Mumm A Co., Extra
pry. s31 dJ@sa co.: Heidsick, In basket, e2d 900
2s o.; Krue, 10 basket, go vVlE2s w; pohesuc
cham paane, ~ 10oDl4 90.
ALE-.sfock Ale, per doz., " 0D@2 %; Porter,
per dos., e 00G2 Is.
BOTTLED BEER-St. Louis quarts, VIZ %, pts.
40 sfr Hudweiscr. own size, sl3 %; plnts
N o. Erlenser beer, quarts, so "; plDts
AZ ~ Schlilz Milwaukee,, quarts &l2 so pints
si3 UD Hub Punch xlz 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16

COFFEE AND TEA. - COFFEE - Firm;
common, &c; ordinary, p,Sc; fair, t2ic; prime
Rio, lie; fancy, 20; Cordova, lpisc. Old gov
eminent lava, 2sc. TEA-Imperial, 4uS9t0 !.
gunpowder. 5000.
SvGAR--Nery firm; Louisiana pure white,
exc; of white, NC; yellow clarned, gAc I;
fancy yellow clarified, 9b<c; open kettle SUI.
gaIs, choice, NJ G. STANDARD Al. 9Mc, standard
,gfanulated, 100; Louisiana of graduated,
! l9Ac; powdered, i04c cut loaf i0iec
MoLASsEs AND SYRUP Louisian inoasses,
prime 10 choice, i26l5jc; corn syrup, 42GnlJc.
RICg--Louisiana, bl56pf&,
FISH Mackerel, lUfb kits, No. ], 81. IS; No.
2, sl.0o half bbls.. No !, sT.M; No. q sG.te.
White flsh, No. /, hlf. bbis., s7.25 M. 2, sd.DJ
Dried nerrings, per box, 40c. Cod fish; aiigc,
SALT--COarse, IN bags. $3.50; fine ~ bags,
-; lake, in fiat hoop kbls, s1.sbcp2.s0; pociI-
cts tlSc.
CANSEp GOODS Prices per dozen, Pine
apples standard. Sl.sl Peaches, standard 2
lbs, $780, 3 lbs, s2,25a25g seconds, 2 Ms.
$50. os., s2.l0: Tomatoes. standard, 2 ns.,
si.2t seconos, 2 lbs. 81 10; its., si.h. Green
corn, sl.l0al.6j. Green peas, sl.S5; 0o@se-
berries, 81 15alp Rnspberrlos, slso Cove
weight, H., Csc; 2 h., slaJ Salmon, NJ,
sl.70Ml.s5; z 10. sl.s56p205 MackereI To-,
Sl.8ai.7-; Sariines. American, $3.50 case;
imported, 40 "a sc; Strawberries, d., 81 ~;
Biackberries. sl2G Green cages, 81 81, Con-
denscd milk, crown, Ho'l; Eagle, Ss.7j; Swiss
800.
SUNpRrEs = starch. Sc Soap. common
flsc; German olive. bLc Candies, fun boxes,
l6c: halves, l6c. quarters, lie. indigo. S.ylih:
Blueng, 30@l.00 dozen. Colemahis mus,arn,
sli09s,. dozen. Macearoni. imported, loeb;
American, Si..l box. UucActR two hoops,
81 10 doze II; well buckets Si23 dozen. Btooins,
sl.7505.2j dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
Produce.

Potatoes, country 10000 2 bushel, Onions
Rsans, ii. T.. med. bbis., lKe5o; large lima.
GlSGs7 smali butter, 4lfG5c; hayo; 6H,Gsc:
Pickles, medium. 50 Ifzi % r. bbl.; hall Dbl,
s. COOS ~.
Relail-vinegar, apple, sta5,c z gal; pure
wine, soc; Peas, green, dried, Y o.. SIC; black
sdsitc; Cabbage, 30: slack berries 5G@75c per
gal Plums 25@f0c per gall; Watermolorrs 4
m6: Cantelopes l0@3j; Apples 5O@7bc per u
bushel box; Tomatoes si@l2j
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
New York.

New York, August l5.-Money easy Scp3}S;
closed; offered at 4.
Prime mercantile dsG.
Sterling exchange, bankablc bills, weak
S24: sight So
Tiifee per cent. honds--s's 10 II.
Coupons, ilS's--l,i?5s.
Coupons, IS---i 1875.
Governments frm.
Ralwsy bonds steady.
state securities dulI.
NEW YORK, August ld.-.fhe stock market
opened "a 10 higher, the latter Canada
southern, and continued alternately strong
andsteady throughout the forenoon. The net
result Of trading up 10 1915 being an advance
of ITO 81, Oh the general list OF thu active
stock over the closing OF last night, the lar.
gesi extreme advances being Oregon and
l'IanscontInenta 4, Northt IN Pacific 25s, on
both common and preferred, Erie ~, Central
acIiic 81 burlington & QUINCY, Wabash
lLyalJs, Canada southern and Illinois en-
iraIla4, St.Paui ~, Denver, Union Paeiflcand
jersey Central l%; Laekawanna, Mort Invest
ernnnd OmahacBch ~, Louisville aud Nash
Vile ~ Kansas Il TcSas / ~, and Canada Pa
cific, Heading ana Texas II Pacific each J.
Fmm these extreme advances there was Il re-
action Of Il to srcenI. about noon, but this
leaving the net advances for the ioinoon
only q little below the extreme advances
aho' stated a. o'clock, About ne opening
Western Union WAS weak and declined ~
fran lust night closing price 10 ~ but ar
terwarla advanced 10 Il%. THIS advance OF
The foreno IN was made IN the lace OF heavy
sales, The operators buying yesterday nnding
The Temptation to realize too strong TO resist.
This buOyancs of prices was considered all
The more remarkable on this account. The
weakness # Western Onion was attributed
.tothe OPS rators' strike and consequent loss
u business, togciher with tie prospective
competitions. -.
Denver & Rio Grsnde..., ....o.",......-..... siB
Houston & Texas Central.,...,.,.,... ,,,.,.,..5l
Kansas 4 --......xo
Missouri Pacifc.....y.
cexas 4 Paclhc -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
Wool. Hides, Etc.

Medium, according 10 grade,gualit
and con diiion, ~ 10 nc; tne according 10
according 10 gradt quality and condition, -
10 2sc: Mexican improved, hccofdingfo grade
quail y and condition, u TO ~; Mexican, ae.
rording To grade, Quality and condition, 10
to h; bury, less, according 10 amount Of
burfs. - !. a.. ~,
HiDHs-No. J, heavy flint, dry 2 70 nc; NO
Q heavy nint, dry, y ib lie: No. I. light flint,
n b, Zoe, No. q light mint. = U Sc. badly dam
aged, II, Sc; fallen nides Ie2c less; dry salted,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
Wheat.
Coming in freely; prices range from soea
paint., Ole and varnisIles

PAINTS, PCT it--White lead, 74c N: yellow
ochre dry, fc burnt amber In oil, lie. dry, 70.
OILs--foiled lpseed Ia bbs., SOC per gal;
raw We; neatsfoot, ape 75c; lsh, t0@55c spirits
turpentne, oic coal oil, 20 cases, Brilliant,
iIo rs 81 9jGp 30; 2-5, 50 oO Enpion, bbis.. 25c
per gallon: Eupion, rs cases, ~ 30; lard Oil
s., GlG3S5c: West vlrsyIdia, 20925e.
VARHIsHEs--t opal, 6lc@sl rs per
coach yarnisil, 8; 1900 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
lsrcadstuus

FLOUR ensir--Stanrard's royal patent, 1852
Y bbl.; sacks, So Sotts 10 a III ibs. Corn meal.
~ ~: Oatmeal. y half hbl., 81 ~ cracked
whoa', y 10. &c; Crackers: \ soda, stsBkr. XXX
ssda, tal7; MN soda, o,s@7iSc; cream soda,
vH@lO4c, y lemon creams. b0tpisc: ginger
snaps. vms,sc X NJ aalOc; assorted ca kos and
lumbleS, H@ialec, Wheat in ligAt receipt:
zoe AL, AZ to quality aud condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
IixernnnI.

LIVERPOOL. August Is. = Cotton - spot
clo .ed moderate. inquiry freely met; prices
unchanged: middling uplands HE or
leans 1916; slles l.hp) American 400. ex-
ports an speculation l0e0; imports 400 Amer
Futures closed easy and.i point lower for
the latc deliveries; unchanged FOR near.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
|FDEDITION.
|, WALL STREET.


49,, ,foruing but
,,Itemsn, ~ Tue restored.
fH'' 0 ,.s,,st l5.-Brokers
crk ~. Nm as most Of them 60 2
Il Of toN he year, took the
ime O city this morning
10 tue .s alive long before
trest wa IN the Windsor
5 hou, there was tax
evening lIa|s,,s break in the
ther I'm, INN. Such runlors
pis mo ouio,,s TO be on the
ers MIR own and their
X aileI ~ Hundreds OF
in'el's away on vacations
/ msn INK by telegraph
Incned A. y. 10 this morning
ana aSf,,he stock exchange
Ofhooo, J, asppearance for the
aslraut' There were groups
Angus. ,,srs In every oilice
owe u '''".seug i boys were
and nlsi Sstore business be-
tunnlps, v ,bs stock exchange.
E floor q ,,s .us we're crowded
Tors gau Don,e to see the wild
bns wl' W. wsre disappointed.
\ las sy,anliy restored conf
spplanansIderable extent Ill
rfI o Fin IN the forenoon. Ru-
lgsISa,' Ia ,ast night all proved
als'se a',an.lation.
Ou' l sV,,cllst l5.-The Even
brS, a tbs general sentiment
saysd that there has
on. llaeiilv, which will do no
1u laa, While The market may
thai Wn ns,eadv for some
h and uns. : al Ron 1ency Of
Sme, thc.ge,dGi,, v inward for
III be steaui,y !, ,,,pinp of in
|representlns a"S
pue. ,,,on tIAdurry of the
tsing upon lives Of short SALE 5
Elays a'id :, s' .'re cnpitalists. a
Jade TOR ia.Se napi savs tbis
writer o. !.,' .,,e initial -, have
people wi'lio ~, ) ". pgion ihnt
tout the ,, ii,p,' only as
|were opefa;,,, ni;ssts oi hsebind
for !, eap, saat tbav have
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

Buying Selling
q
American silver dollar,......par.
American halves and quar'spar.
Mexican silver dollar ......... 70 nominal
Mexican silver halves ......... 81 nominal
Mexican silver quarters...,. 10 nominal
BANKEkS EXCHANGE.
New York sight. currency........... 4 per 500
New Orleans sight, Currency..m. u per 600
st. Louis sight, currency ............. "a per $40
Galveston sight, gold nnd cur'cy Il per sla9
Sterling, ia small sums, $40 currency por 81.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
New York sight currency. .paraM
New Orleans sight, currency..L@ discorn
Galveston sight. cnrrehcy....~AG discount
st. Louis sight, currency. So. par@H
Chicago sight. currency -........t4@ discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
: 70 lsc; green sal,ed, 10 % &c; green .utoher, q

PELrRrKs - Nominal. season svor Deer
SKINS q h 2iGf25; antelope skins, a 10 i,aelS
goat skins, each itehgS sheep pelts according
To amount OF Wool, OcSaup; sheaiiings, 40
curding to amount OF woni. l0bi5c Mexican
sheep potts, q 10 SQfi0c Mexican sheep pelts,
Improved, ll69l2c; Mexican sheep sherlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
Poultry and Eggs.

PouLTRY-Hen 50 75aes 90 per dozen;
roosters, ----------; halfgrown chickens
81 yn42 y; Turkeys, 81 oogS o.; Geese, IS vi
Ias 90: Ducks, So 5Og3 80.
EGGs-- Per dozen, l5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
GALVESTON.
Asa to Light the city with
Electricity.

b n,on,.5 August Ia PROPOSE.
Is soma , ~ !. q replace with electric
h. The a os me gas lamps en- the
IAs con, ~ u clly has a Contract with
lae Tban Tor a number of years
growth of the city de-
endualiv pan Is TO provide them
\ The eent,.,,,a klng The gas lamps
sutslit",iiai portion Of the city
'ng electric lights until
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16

The entire business district Is lighted
with electricity.
Arto, the alleged murderer of his
wife's step father, Tate, was to-day
committed without ball. The testI-
mony against the accused was exceed
ingly positive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
Feedstuas.

HAY New country loose from wagon,
IS l0a6G0 per ton: Corn. country, i0@5Oc ;
Oats, country. 25a30c: Bran, 10 per 100; Chops,
81 70 per o. Barley, 30g3i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
Ammunition.
Hardware,

Powder--Blastng, y keS, ss rs; Rifle, y vs. 10,
50 %; RIFE n l2ls SIS. 5S Ride. $40 ms, 81 cd
Shot--Ss2j n sack: Buck shot, 50 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
New York.


INV Work. August ,,-FLouR-rirm.
WftEAr--Sp1t lots. about higher, options
l&GpiA higher: No I red | 0s@i tG,s; steamer
red ~: steamer MOB rcd Sls&ld; steamer
No red legal IL; No2red 2i4&2oA clcvn-
tor.
o,v-Spot lots i@iA higher; options liseS
~ higher and firm; No S1aOO; No Gay,
store oo 40 GO ntloai.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
CASUALTIES.
Collision ef Trains on the Iron Mountain
Railway-Seyeral Persons killed or
Injured.

St. Louis, August l5.-News reached
here tonight of quite a serious accident
ON the Iron Mountain railroad about D
o'clock this morning, near Cadet sta
ton, fifty-seven miles from here. 1t
appears that a freight train broke down
hi Cadet at 4 o'clock this morning, and
an engine was sent down from
DeSoto TO bring it UP. When
about a mile from CaueI
the relief engine collided with gravel
train coming north, badly wrecking
both engines and several carr. Jer-
ONE pin ston, fireman ofthe relief en-
gine, was killed outright, and Broome
Williams. ITS engineer. very seriously
scaIded on the head, face ana
body. and will probably die.
Iohu Stevenson. engineer of the
gravel train. had his arm broken and
ribs fractured; Henry Moore, brake
man. arm broken, internally and per-
haps fatally injured; Pat eileen, lire
man of tie gravel train, foot crushed.
Williams Stevenson and Moore
were brought here tonight and taken
( 10 the railroad colnpauy's hospital.
/ Glenn was taken to his home at Irar-
! dale
4 The most recent sales of slaves in
1 Tanrier were as follows: A negro boy,
aeed eight, SIS, and Il girl, who sold
S5r se4 These were sold the same day
on The following morning a girl was
exnosed for sale in the market place,
ami WAS sold for S35, and two days af
ierwards young mulatto realized 500
since ApriI LIST forty-two persons have
heen publicly sold IN Tangier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
Duildipg Material

LuMBFR-Rongh lnmber boxing. II inches
and under. first class. $40, stripping Mx3, S21;
boxing and flooring, clears 81; thick clears,
IA and II, 81; rough lumber, second class
sie: Iolst and scaDting, cuilR. $50.
EIDtNG--Firsi common white pine, s32 ~.
second d, 9 u; third do, s25; POPLAR, 3H g.; ma
tive pine X: s22 70; do Is, ~ NATIVE rwugh,sIs.
DRESSED !.TMBris-~lio&ing ~ inches and
under "a @2g Gi do Nsa, siu@20 10;
scaniling. Joist or any common lumber,
80 ,t@2G O0: boxing over IL inches, s2Gu06D
u %. tlic!; clears, II, 70 and g ri rDas2s 20.
secos d class. any Kind, slS u82l 10.
DRESSED Ash MATCHED FLosHIsG--FIrst-
class, q. second class, SCI.
WHITE PINE FURNfaHISO IyMBER--llZ, TX
and inch white p ne, 40; inch do, SIS.
CEILISG.- BEADFD or pLAIr--First COM
mon white pine, m, $500 "a do $50; "a do, So;
poplar, ". ,T,Jt poplar, y, 2.5o; native pine,
X, $50; do, ", s2j.
PorLhR LrMDgH.--iIS, ~, and inch s5s;
do inch, sH.
snlgciis-- While pine A, s5; do shaded a,
brand, 81; do No. Q, "a So do No. 2, $3.50; native
sawed heart, SI.yE sars, StD.
PICK KYH.--Wbite pine DIRE sssd ana hchueu,
square or HAT. en- yellow pine do, w iatii, ".
LIVE CEMENT, Erc.---Iirne, Austin, szso
per bbl. Cement, oui,yllie or kosenale, "a
per bbi. Portland s. per Dbl, Plaster faris.
New York or Michigan. s. pei BIOL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
ITALY.
A wARLIKE DEMAND.


Gibraltar, Aug. l5.-The italian en-
voy Mt Tangier, Morocco, has lowered
the flag on his consulate and the in
habitants are in consequence In great
panic. This hostile act on the part of
the envoy is because the Sultan of
Morocco bas not yet yielded to the
ultimatum of Italy, insist ny upon the
full payment OF claims OF Italian sub
iects. There is an Italian squadron in
the harbor in readiness to support the
demand.
ALARMING SIGNS OF EARTHQUAKE.
LONDON, August l5.--There are
alarming signs of earthquake in
Sayrara, on the island of Ischia.
Springs are drying up and smoke issr
minister of public works has cdered
the iumediate ere .tion of h,1s for the
accC nlmodation of the peoyte IN case
tbey are compelled !, vacate their
houses.
ENGLAND.
A N,SE DISASTER.
London. aug. 15.-While thirteen
nen were Icing hauled to the surface
at q mine near the town OF aedwith,
in CORNWALL, to day, the rope attached
10 th IN. CIV broke and twelve of the men
ware precipitated to the bottom of the
sbaft aad insanity killed.
BOHI.DOZING A BANK.
Jondop, August "a party of de-
,ositop in small savings bank In
i,onJon, angry at their inability to
draw their moneyon demand, entered
tie bank and wrecked the premises.
The police were called but refused to
interfere.
EGYPT.
DEATHS AT CAIRO.
Cairo Aug. 15.-Nine deaths from
cholera yesterday.
yEATIS Al ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria, August To- Deaths
herr yesterday from cholera 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16
LOCAL MARKETS.

[Note--Q Quotations are Tor lots, unless 9TH
| rwise statcd.l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16

GALVESTON, August h. Cotton Spot
STEADY and unchanged. Sales 0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Tor tho CITY and County, Recorded During
tho Past Week,

tho Past Week.
Reported by Jones 4 Murphy, land
ascats, No, 100 Main street. opposite ST.
George hote';
II, {, l.oye.and wife to w. II. Paschall, IS
aotesi IN the ], T. Anderson league, Tor SlY5.
H. $, Mathis and wife to w, II. paschail.
20 acres In the Anderson league, for 5000.
J. Il. Hewitt and wife to G. l.. Blewitt,
80 acres in the l.. Bess survey, for 81 900,
William L, Shyr0ck ct al, to Thomas II,
Irotman, quit claim to SO by 200 feet on
south side OF Il )ss avenue, IN block 27S, for
$3.50,
H. X, Jones and wife TO j.. L, Lawrence,
i0acrcs in the Philip Green survey, for
$2j,
A; ]. simpson TO James Lumley, ieo acres
IN the John Z, Anderson league, for $500.
II. Won urede aud wife to Susan A
Good Sbo acres Of the Oneira Alvarado sur.
vey, Is miles northeast from Dallas, for
other consideration and 81.
q. w, Erwin to FL. Brosius, lot on south.
west side OF Caroline stree, ip block sOS, for
Samuel uhl to ], s. shulls, iOoSl2sa feet
being lot In the new town of Wheatland,
for $50.
j. !. Williams to Walter caru,h, a strip
W. k'NNhN 'V 'NN WIN OU cast Sue OF
oleaaler street IN block US for Sl50.
James Casey and wife to II, q. Clark,
UklOQ feet, the south end OF LOIS IL and ~
10 block & of Burord, Stemmons 4 Will
iams subdivision, north side OF Elm street,
lor $3.50.
JIM. Bennett and wife to W.. Bennett,
- acres In tho j. NJ. Bennett survey for
500.
y. d. Smith and wife to Mrs. NJ. d. Skel.
ton, lot 2 and the east halt Of lot 4, In block
2s3, for $l,i00. -
:, Frank X. Shanks and wife to Cornelius
Tracey OF al, 90 by aos feet on the east side
IL. y. stark and wife to q, @, Hui.hInes'
All their right, title and interest In and 10
sne EVA Sstste Of George Huflhines, deceased,
w, 8, Huilhlnes 10 O. O. Hunhine, all Of
p's interest 10 said estate, for $500,
" :, sandlfer and wife to ], A, Eandlcr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25
woman. CrltIol.m OF Woman.

In view ~ the late protest against mu-
nicipal suffrage for women, signed by Co.
COO ladies of Mass 3chusetts, would like b
point out possible evil in the possession
OF the vote which has not hitherto been
spoken OF very much, if at all. Those
OF Us who sympathiZe in theory
with woman suffrage lot whom
the writer is one have been apt to consider
that the chief practical objection to the SUI
lrage tor us lies in the overwhelming power
that il Won d place IN the bands OF the ig-
norant female voters, or rather, OF their
bosses For bosses they wonld have
without any sort OF doubt And the bosses
would probably wear male attire.
But this is not all. There is certain
class OF keen, cold, hard-headed IT.
male politicians in this country
who have well learned the lesson
from men that there is money to be made
in politics, and that they would like to g t
their share Of it by exploiting their "inlu-
ence, or any other of tleir faculties. |
am credibly Informed 10y one who was once
employed as WASHINGTON correspondent
tbst the representatives OF this class OF ie-
male politicians IN Washington are not only
disIiked by statesmen there, but absolutely
ieared-iLey are so unprincipled, In IL
lustrAtOu of the want Of principle,
| would like 20 cite the action of the well.
knoGn womsn lawyer, Bella Lockwood, re-
gardlnc the an,i-bigamy bill, which pro
ylded Tor the dlsIrIuChisemeut of plural
wives, Mrs Lockwood and her 'Henas went
to the capitol amt personally opposed the
passage Of the Gutj.bigamy bill, because it
deprived the Mormon uOncubnes OF the
franchise. Thus she allows Us TO under.
stand that Mormon female suffrage must
stand even at the cost of the most nideOuS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25
WHO II LOVE:


Why. Love. my love IS dHgar-ly
Taat weaves ~ the beautiful riyer
Where watgn Cow warm, where WLl0se dfoop
ny
Where lilies Dip Wayeward and quicer
Where stars ~ heaven they Shine fOr aye,
Il y.u take u0i hold Of thar dragon fy
Ey The musical, uy steal liver.
Let Love 20 bis ways let ihc l.tes grow
By that bcauufui sllyery river,
LetIali tu'cs mol Jet noisy reeds blow;
Let he lilies iips omen and culver;
Ru. when Love may come. orwheu Love may 80
Yea may guess and may guess, lut yog never
shall suuv.
While the silver s,ars dde on that river,
But this YOU may know Il you clasp Love
wings
AMI you hold him hard by that river,
Why, his eyes grow gr IN. aud he tur2S and he
s,ngs
And the waters wax icy ani shiyer
The waters WAX chill and he siYery wings
or Love they are broken, as broken heart
strings.
While darkness comes down on that riyer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25

Mrs. Mary A, Cowan, OF Sunnyside, New
Jersey, WAS suffering from gastric fever, and
the physician prescribed dose OF brandy,
which her husband went to buy. lie got
drunk and went back TO his wife. lie til, n
drank the brandy in her presence, and dc
celved her by giving her instead a Gecoc.
tion OF tonacco and water, Next he beat
and Kicked her, dragging her over the floor,
ana 1t Is believed her condition is such that
her recovery - impossible Her dying
statement mas been taken, The husband
cannot BIZ found.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25

ali OF their interest Ia and 10 100 acres, the
southwest corner Of the Levi Kan survey,
Is miles north, - east from Dallas, Tor 500.
II. Surbeck and wife to II, Bachman, !
acre Ia the Grigsby league, Tor $50,
Il. Bachman aud vie to Henry sulbeck,
lot 8, block l2i, on north side Of Nam street,
for $500.
A. b. Lanier and wife to Levi c, Shook,
lOl acres out Of the John T.. Anderson
league, IS miles ffom Dallas, for 500.
l.. T.. Shook ard wlfe TO w. Il. Miller, the
last mentioned l0l acres, for $50.
Susan A. Good TO Il. L.. CoOmbes, -,
acres in the Onefro Alvarado survey, iOi
other consideration and 81.
Abram Hart and wife TO Emma Lane
and Mamie g. Eakins, ~ acres In the Aaron
Mcdaniel survey, miles south iron
Dallas, for 500.
]. G.. Moore and wife to Lee Edridge ant
| X. H. Embree, n acres along the south
line of the John W. Keen survey, 10 mile
northeast from Dallas, TO be used MS pub
lie highway, for 81, 1865.
g. Zerwer to Sue bourgeois, 79l acres II
| the j. &. Reed survey, 10 miles north, 4
west from Dallas, for 500.
David Dye to A. s. Adams, of an acre
miles northeast from the court house
| for 500.
A. @. Audrey to Mrs. Mamie .Sumpter
30 by 200 feet from Elm street, to paoih,
avenue, in block 90. for $500.
George Meyer, Er., TO Charles Meyer, jr.
| 90 by 100 feet ON south side OF east Elm
street east of the Texas Trunk railroad, fol
| valuable consideration.
George Meyer, ST., TO Henry Surbeck, q
| by 100 feet on east Main street, east OF The
Texas Trunk railroad, for valuable con
Sidtration
| The wonders Of modern chemistry ar
apparent in the beautiful Diamond Dyes
| from thatn