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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

Potatoes. country s0a5oc . bushei: Onions.
new, sle5.0 T nbl. Turnlps. shaIlc y bu.
R,ans, IL. II. med, bbls., AZ s5c; large lsna.
6MwI; small hutier. ilks5c; hayo, 6s.@65c.
Pickles. medium. 50 5Hsis OF u bbi.: hali'bbl.,
S. rOs3S 81 -
Retall-NInegar, apple, sia5lc = GAL: pure
WINE, 5nc; Peas, green, dried, 4 H., 64c; black
eyed. S.. Tea hes, dried. StAc, Appiss, dri.d
s@uci Cabbage, IA &c; Blackberrfes 5na55c per
xai Pinms 25Givc per gal; Wntermelons Is
tciG Csntelopes 1895; Apples s5@sl per u
bnshel box; Tomatoes T5Msl. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
ETENNESsEE EDITORS

a1vrston at the Pencils Point-A
Liberal Donation.
ton, July l0.-The Tennessee
excureion party, forty ia NUM-
we'd from san Antonio this
and are quartered 1t the
House. The Galveston press
Them "a hearty welcome,
them every attention, includ-
III chowder at a well known
complimentary grand con-
hn escort to the various places
Sc III the city.
hinent capitalist on the strand
bd TO donate the sum OF s. ,001
ia home for the worthy
The name of the
Honor is fer u time
bat it is intinlated that this
be Followed 10y IL similar dona'
Bailie enterprise by other liit-
leIIlen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
New OrIeans.
pRoprnE.


Ngw ORLEANS, July lL-HoRS I'm Rir
danand; mixed o. waite glc
OATs-QuieL AZ iieiic.
UAYe- Dull; prime, choice, iSsi'
Provisions,
FLouR-Quiet but steady higher si""s'
C..ts MgAf.--sfeady; fresh 2so
PoHK --Dnll and lower ~ Ky. 40 ~ ~
i,Aitit--sasler. ficrceli sI kes n,F "A
ntih M sides lover; long clear and clear
flbS 4 Is. AZ ,,,,o,onrad In r,tr Ia
I'D. ~ Ice csliiynsseh ~ %
"' Wmistssr FIN. Western rsc'ifed l"s
~. 49,, ,.,.,a,,t r,o oargo,s com
mon TO pI1 ne ! Lldlt VI. -
sf1sA i,--s.icady ana ~ fair deInflnH c n.ie
mon 10 good comm III j7aei far ~ iu,iy ~,
7ls@7l9; prime 10 ciioiec d}Se35s' se''v's s'"'
MuLAssRs--- FermcptInga and cl'Hie' esHs''
fagat quiet and steady az 80 !"
,nn n roy -s1., ). s5sS' SIMMER
yellow refined liGgb
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

Nails. rates, 81 y; Hoes, n 4 cent. OFT Axes,
COINS, Sll5 :; simmons, 49,; Hackinsaek,
sbs Ae eg shpysls roa ao sl2e ,so Horse ns
sheet iroa, No. ~ u, &c; Fence Wire,
A.SGSl4c, TIN Plate, $50: Trace
ehaints, s9eo e dol Ti na,ynr, - cent "h
$40 O@D0 01 Coffee mills ~ y cent. on: Hollis
10 u cent. of; Carriage bolts. 90 Il cent. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
znRD WARD.

IN r0he twelve-foot side
~ Third, butn great many
h UH match down on Main
! The festive small boy
\, ming. Neither of the
<fe seriously bruised,
(QJ0(u Received some pretty
going on again in the Texas
nrtle, and. in consequence,
lot &o1nany idle men to he
ht,lIR about the corners as were
LlseSeral days past.
|HFd ward appears to have pc
Aciions for the alinond-ey ed
IN Il lsa noticeable fact that
I1nber III Chinese inhabit that
The citS.
|. he Thiri ward boys are just
Fourth of July cele-
hle Is something unknown in
the bpSs won't Let it stay
/ arxlerG bare beginning to get
readVnbout the election for
which will take place us
g1e mission of the ward
hdffact. VII is expected
.sre will be several
Iur ni6ermanic honors and Il
G is anticipated.
,l7hl0 between Contractor
id hi4 bondsnen is a theme
tolk in the Third ward
:. ,sl&I Re the guesses that
etk sto tile ultimate out
| (. no Danger of a police officer
nd ward going to sleep on
Ithtl1gs are generally lively
prevent it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Breadstun,

FLOUR easlr--stanrard's royal patent, $50
= bni.; sacks, sz soes ~ y 10 its. Corn meal,
rer bushel, sc; Homlny AMI .grits. ? bbi;
wheat. v N. nc: Crackers: X soda, 6a6Ac, Xxx
soda, Gar; xxx soda, oh@fHc; cream soda,
S3@slVlIc X lemon creams, 9Ggl6r: y ginger
Snaps s,tslSc. Y, ~ % los; assorted akss aud
Jumbles. N 1is'S,. Wheat la lg al receipt
Doc ssi, as 10 quality aud coalition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

Ftults--oranges, boy, s. eoa6 so: Lemons
s. ol@5 81 Rasins, London layers. 81 OK pIa II,
81 OD6pt 50, bunch. 80
.Nuis-ftanuts. white, p NJ, &c; Pecans. 70.
Walnu,s Engli.h, lac; French, lee. Brazil
nuts, l2lSc; Filb, rvs, lac; Almonds son she'll.
&c, Cocoanuts, IS JtA n f0a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

MEATS iowcr--sugar cur hams. la,Sc. n
con, packed, breakfast bacon. Ne; short cl
IN; long clear, lie: Bulk meats. racke
short ury salt, iiikc. long dry SAT-, luJ.c
LARD iower--Tierces. lll.cs hl bbls., &c.
% y tins, liskc; slh tins, lzc; 10 b tins Use
SD tins, isSc: B 10 tins he 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

HfpEs-No. |, heavy flint, dry r 10 re: No.
., heavy fint dry. d 10 lie: No. l. light ilint
AGED, ID Sc; ALLEN hi les ld2c less; dry saltad
4 % loc; green sailed, n 10 &c; green butcher, y
b &c. =
sk ms, z h l0del3: goat skins, each II al :;
sheep pelts, according to amount OF wool,
2nc@up shearlings, according 10 amount OF
wool, ludel6c, Mexican sheep pelts, y NJ sdflHc;
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, ll@l2e; Mex.
lean sheep sherllngs, &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
paints, OIls ana yarnishes

PAINTS, per ib--White lead 7s4c 10: yelloy
ochre. dry, &c; burnt amber IN oif lsc; dry, "
OII.s--b boiled linseed In bills, soc per gal
raw o2c neafsfopt, 81 a15c; nsh, s0D5sc; spirit
turpenline, 15fs coal nil, rs cases, Brilliant
ilU rs 81 ING So rs. q De Eupion, bbls.. 25a
per gallon; kuplun. 20 cases, 81 W; lard oil
s., 6of55jc; West viryidlu, 2p@2jc.
VAHSIsH E5---l opal, GlcagI % per
coach varnish. s. sS@6 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
I.ntfer and t,hnese.

Burrrs Country. lialSe; Western dairy.
s2Yc fancy dairy. 2isfc; cooklng butter, lGc;
butterine, Bic.
CuEEsE-Fi n,cttry, l2Ac; New York
factory. l3S4c; full cream, iUc; Sweitzer, $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Croekery. FnrnItnre apa GIa.s.

Furniture Beadstead-, limitation walnut,
each ~ 10 ~ ~; all walnut, ~ JJ ~ %; Nnairs,
wood sent, ~ d. y. 'si75a7 U;. zane ard rattan
seat : 10 al vO cane seat. dining, si2 Otd2J 90;
Chi,ds aud 70 'kers, ssWelz5s Large roekim
5O Mirr.fs, arch tops, y dOz, slDf1is %;
Gables round sliDa3 o; ISL leaf, ~ ore , ~;
Snf.s, eicn, 81 2587 OF Bureaus, ,te y y;
wash STANDS. e, ~, 81; bed springs. 50 25ss7 5oi
Baby Carriages, 81 Uef3j Is. -, :.
Crock ery-rW q teas, q dox = 0lg u: " q
plates, ca 81 90: w q dishes, % lofc;W y
bakers SlO11It0 " u pitchers. 5 ~ ~ y;
ewers uld Lasir., sll6H9 .o's W z Sow,
81 2jl1i 75: assorted cra'es, s5j 0tr13 %.
top, n d0z.. 80 No. /, crinlp Top. y q H., f,ei
No.2. criInp too, n dol., DC; A'KApd, r dok.,
dD,g GoblrtA, n dOz, Gyc6f;l nt TuinDlcIs,
Candy Jars, % VO9iOv Lamps, - 5ess2u o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

The fact that our judge and courts
do 50 little tp interrupt the progress OF
lynching seems an indication that the
legal tribunals are very willing To have
the people relieve them of their grave
re responsibilities. THE laws delays
are MS marked now as the days Of
Hamlet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
WOOL. Hides. Etc.

Woofs-Nediunl, accordlng,to grade, quality
and condition, - 10 Z &c. hne according 10
grade quality and condition, Is TO ~ coarse
cordlng 10 grade quality and condition, IS
10 2se; Mexican improved, according TO grade
quail and condition, Il 10 ID; Mexican, ac.
cording TO grade, quality and condition, 10
70 -; bury, less, according TO amount OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

POULTRY Hens, 8 ooaS 10 per dozen.
boosters, \ 5Aal 90; half grown chickens
9s DO; Ducks, 81 51a3 90.
EGGs-Per dozen, l2IiaEc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Rioters Discharged.

Tunbridse. W., July 10. -Tae min
ers lately arrested AT Ell for riotins,
were discharged to-day without II hear
ing, there bang insufficient evidence
to hold them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

HAY New country loose from wagon
~ VodTW per ton; Corn, country. Joe; Oats
conntry. %@Sic: Bran. " 90 per 100 Chops.
81 70 per y. Barioy,8i9s0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Newyork.

NEW York, July 10. Floa rI. Gu and opened
WHeAr- Excited ane ~ s a, became strong
iY and reacted Ia c.osng baq 4, pobrisry
or, No. z red, lcs1: NO, NV, ,afc' lulSdl II.
iyiferl i3ts, deliv.red IRON W Y low,r. al
ElrvAYom Cons-opeped M%,e eo 'o Of III,
,erxyar.ts stronger with . feae es vti,r, %,
'' o,o,rTrs1,,uiet ana linchangeny az I've: fair
1t,s.. n ( liver aud inodsfnisr33,s% rnifnipg
~ .,n,a refining quoted n e'sae . sot,srs a
nniet. standard a, ly&ofs
s,Is; gri.sgla,s''lI s aad ak 90 test refining
quoted ~ 2ia21's a,,,fIr,n.
niesS t,uicf al,i a,changeu;
I nros,n ss,SE--tl uiet and steaos ana M
f9kM rAIs s1puii And ,wer; long clear's2S'
IAnD-slronger, sips1
LIVE STOCK.
peeelcts, -, all ,onsigns 800 afs ~.
~ heer I'M. fGtaH sos city SIAN
i've dss for Texas ers e y, ~ Iirmer
Il ~ ~. sl,eeD. ! 7ja I y iof lambs eAfoiss'
paid IS for prime sheep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
ooTroN.
New York,
Nrw YoRK, July lO-cotton quiet and
LiyernonI.

LrvERpooL, July l0.--Co.ton in mod
crate inquiry; freely suppied; up
lands spots, sgd orleans, 5esd. Sales, l0,fU't
export and speculation, 1000; American
sue, receipts $500; American, lb,l0'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
A Romance Of Var Times.
TFrom the Kansas city Tlmcs !

From the Kansas City Times
A few weeks ago n romance of the
war, in which the actors were "A Con-
federate girl of Ridgway, Tenn, and
Ransom Il. Greg1ry an officer in an
Illinois company of Union soldiers.
was published in these columns. A
few verses to Mr.. Gregory from Fanny
B. constituted the only key to the
romance, for such it evidently was,
and the story was merely inferential.
The faded paper upon which the lines
were written was found IN some rub
Dish on lower Mississippi steamer
just after the close of the war.
and had fallen into the hands OF
Mr.. =. w. Ryder, agent of
the q socia ed press III this city. The
inferenc. drawn from the poetry was
that Greg ~ had met the girl while
camping at Ridyway, and they had
fallen in love with each other, The
verses, while fill of affection for the
Union sol lier, plainly showed the de-
votion 0 the aLthot 10 the Confederate
cause.
A day or two ago Mr.. Ryder was
surprised to receive letter signed
Rtnsom r.. Gregory and dated Pierre,
Dakota, making inquiry for tue author
Of the verses, Miss Fannie Brown.
For twenty years. wrote Mr..
Gregory, IL have been looking for my
little reSel friend, but thus far my
search has been fruitless.n Mr..
Gre CORY is still connected with the
United States army.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Hardware.

Misunderstanding, I. KEY, 8 Is; rife, r IS %.
~ o. Rifle, r ~ ibs.. oS; Ride. \ u.s., 81 81
SlIot-.s % p sack: Buck shot, e. %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
st Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.--Cutton weak; midding,
sS5@ ~; safes, none; receipts, 80; shipments,
90. TX, il,0.O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Kansas city.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CRY, July MISUNDERSTANDING
1000 lower No !. red, $685. cash; S)ts@SsX
August; SiSeptcmber
GoRS..-Il over; Sjls@57ss cash; SIX August
37s4 bid September
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts 3,701; market lower aud
weak, native steers, l,2iD TO 10 pounds, SUJ
al ,N cows, 50; grass Texans, 3 DO o.
Hoes. Re- eipts SSts lower ranged ut 0 Oh
b2j; bulk q sales, 8 ol6p5 05
SiEEp-unchWnged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
rrsAScrAL.
GAZETTE ,rrrcr. July lo.

gold ASD SILVER.
Buying SELLING
NclN par.
American silver dolar...... par.
American halves and quarspar.
Mexican liver dollar ..-..... ~ rcminsl
Mexican silver halves ...... 81 nominal
Mexican silver quariers~... Is nominal
BANHERs EXCHANGE.
New York sight, currency ......a... u per sl0o
New UrieAns sight, curreiicya..,.. "a per sluV
st, Louis sight, currency ....."...- "a per siup
Galveston sight, gold and cur'cy = per $40
Sterliug, In small sums, sieO currency per fl
COMMERCIAL ExCnAS0K.
New York sight currency ,,...apArcM
New Orleans sight, currency...4@ Discount
Galveston sight. curreucy.a...1zat discount
-. Louis s'ght, currency. ..,.par9si
Chicago sight. cuTrepcy-......4I discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Galveston.

GALVESTON jay lO.-rhe exchange 10.
duced quotations for ordinary, good ordi.
nary, low middlng ana middling ~ !, l,itv-
Ing good middhng and niddlng lair I'M
changed, ana bulletined the market a, clos
Ing dull sales o. bnl :.
.;.,.. .....''''''''''''.'''.','i -
..iSVi ~ 'i"i s..s....'s'''. "a
Low mlading 81
VS.
So, iulu,i WA
Middling faiy,,a......... ............... ..m.i0M
Futures Opened firm and pc nts higher,
MARKET Wea & on second cali; also weak on
third call, and closed dull: points higher
thnn yesterday bid for July, but 863 points
lower for the other moatus, closing;
July, bid o 7se9 81
...... Glidg 10
Saptem Der. ......... ..............,. 5bsIJ 81
as It
Noveu .......,........., s. SiG5g 10
.........,...........,........ Sia0 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
nagcIng, Ties and Rope.

Bagging--Globe. ~ NJ, fuii weight. II
~ TO-, f,iii weight, iujkc; flss rls
Iiee--- ArrJw, No. >, 81 1901 ~; Rope, sizal
III Giel4c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

soldiers of Sheridsn's army
SO reunion at Winchester,
ayhe 18th 10 the 24th OF sep
Ard the adversary of the
re on the On will be proper
tel. g .eril Sheridan is
To meet mere n many menu
ID Old c nmaud as can put In
arane General Eally and
M " | also be ON hand "a
MIS- tors who opposed them SO
fr m point TO point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
hulk MEATS Fair dem \
org ciear ~; shoot eiear M.
LIVE sfpck.

4h6t5s ".
.nArrIE Receipts 7,5l SLOW ~ 10 10 YER;
exports 1895 or good 20 phplea shipping
steers 3lM5 o GONNA ~ 50 lneAlpni LOO
90,
SuEEi'-iccel2ts NO slow. inferior 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

Chicago.

CHICAGO, July u --fLoue- pul and nom
ind.
WHlatr-Opened weak and lower closed
firm ~ out ide prices; regular 0sg4 July; 0@'E
80 0 u AUGUST. I'm september No. RED
winter 0'@l AZ,
t'oRS---Aclive. closed eirons and higherat
50lG cash or July; 549jsM August; 5IS sep
TENDER.
polsK -unsettied, gcncini'y lower; u $50
70 O cash or ny; IS 61l1Etl5 ~ August.
LaRD--Actiyc . 10 cash OF jul. ST-l1gS7 ID
August.
,. huLis Ms.rs- Fair doaiand and lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
NO SUGAR FRAUDS.

the Commissioners to the Sand
wich Islands
|anciseo, July l0.-Sugar com
b. 3 paulding, Searle and'rin-
returnei from Honolulu .
press themselves Us highly
Fith their visit. aad say that
|lsgsd sugar frauds have been
Hitrely groundless. The story
kted States Minister Daggett
greed with the Hawaiian gov
Is deniefa.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11
nesn1aa Journalists.

The Reyeil says that any man
Who vi, rell Iii. vote is . scalawag.
This 10 true. but he il not bit
more con emptib than tho jour"
alist. Who for coin advocates the
election Of . wealthy rascal or MN
compoop, or the toll of corpora
ton monopoly for "ffice. While
not including the editor Of the lie
veiIle IN that category, We would
suggest generally that a portion Of
tho abuse hich is he ped up"n the
Door and usually ignorant sell ont
voter. be distributed among the
Hos sian newspaper men. whore
political conscience are Invariably
control ed the sack. OF the two
clauses they are the MeAnest-
1rimes- Revivw.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11

Spurred up BY the Rsveille tho
Reno Journal rusl,es to the defense
Of Seus or Jones in . column arti-
ole. Ii claims al. sorts Of wonder
fol things for b m, ~ We expected
il would, but it never alluded to his
wasting his iutlnencs BY signing
half y dozen petitions for the sam
place or to his indo ence or his re-
li.ncs upon political trickery 10
continue in Office. The Rsvei'.e IL
- anxious any paper in the State
to sseRepublicsns represent Nevada
ut Washington and viii add its miss
20 attain hat end, but it fails to ere
whore Jones 10 the best man for us,
judging by the past There Is
widespread dissatisfaction against
this gentleman actions in c u
Rress, and it has been growing 1t
10 we'll that the matter 10 l'eing
aeits,ed. It Can only result in good
to the Republican party OF this
State, fori will show where to rem
edv evils and rid ~ of machine men
who have run ,hings too long. 1t
vii, take more enth usiasm, than the
Jones meu have yet shown t. Offset
the popular dissatisfaction Austin
Reveil.o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11

O. H. Roberts, in the August
Overland. quotes tue Persian poet
HATH .s having given the world the
best thing in poetry on the delights
of home. Mr.. Roberts will do we'll
to read Omar, Who ived iw' hun'
dred years before H"iiz. and he
vii. discover that the latter stole
his idea bodily from the former.
Omar died early in the tive f'h cen
tury and H.fiz in the fourteenth
HATH, however, is not the only poet
Of the imagination who sunk shafts
into the or We Of Omar a'd pushed
cr..ss cuts into his ideas. Nearly
every modern poet has worked the
same rich claim.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11
ssbtoDewall's'' widow Break1asS-
Tag with Boa Butler.

BosroN. Sept 10.-Mrs Jackson.
widow of the famous Confederate
General, arrived from New York on
Saturday evening. The lady snd
her daughter are the gnests 81 Gov
ernor Butler. At . brosk fast o"
Sun .ay, over which the Cover" :
nresidrtl. we're Governor Jarvis and
xife. Lord Cnleridge. Mrs. Jack
son. Mrs McGh.e Lieut. McC 81.
len Miss julia Jackson and J. D.:
johnson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11

Tho San Franci-co press is max
ing considerable If y stew over the
wrestling match between Bi''hy and
Nu)doon It il denounced ~ y
"hipprodrom'nx" p zee Of business
and only . plan to get m"ney ont
of the public fo-s sham wrestline
match in which there is no actual
contest. There It considerable OF
this same hppodroming done in
politics. leli ION. social life and bus
mess. Sometimes y man cutters INTO
4 Senatorial contest with o idea ri
winning and Onl. means t" turn
over his forces 1t the right time I"
somebody else. This Is political
hippodroming. Soma times in the
Legislature men make hesv,
fight for some bill and tLen pur'
posely introduce M amendment
which will kill the bill. This II
Legislative hippodroming. Mining
operators pretend to he At logger
head. and get up a sham fight for
the cop;rol # y mine. aud the pub
lie smiling the battle from .far.
pitch in and buy- The same are
hipp03romei out Of lot of money
and the game goes on. Women
Who bore each other to death aud
hate tho sight of each other &
change calls every day and dine
with each other because 1t makes
bueine.s relations smooth with their
husbands. Preachers hipp dr"me
in tho pulpit, editors hippolroms
in the s.uctum, and when one
comes down to the p a'n, unvar'
nished truth, the Americana are
Nation Of hippcdromers from Yer
mont Gear down to lex ..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11
Lost

A valuable setting to a gold scarf pin
Any one finding and returning the same
TO this office will be suitably rewarded.
as-lW
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11
so Cents Per Week

nE All cas.es Of Legitimate advertisements
not exceeding six lines inserted in this column
for 50 Genus per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11
Writing Lessons.

Miss NJ. Purcell Is now prepared to
give writing lessons at her RESIDENCE,
corner FOu,t tn and Plaza streets A
he study of the Spencerian system.
Persons wishing to join the class can ad-
dress through the POst"ffice
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11

Nicely furnished room. in good loca.
ton. Apply at this office. IT
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-02
Marion County Agricultural Society.

The meeting of the Marion County Agricul-
tural and Horticultural Society. Saturday, was
devoted chiefly to the consideration of paper
upon "Silk Culture" by j. G. Kingsbury. editor
of the Indiana Farmer. This section of the
country is well adapted, he stated. to the growth
of the siik-worm He estimated that 1900
white mulberry trees could be raised on an acre
of ground, and that In eight years they would
yield about 100000 pounds of leaves; from
which 800 pounds of silk could be produced,
at So per pound. An association of twenty per-
sons, upon an investment of $40 each and by
employing two persons TO attend to the work,
could realize profit of 1923 each. A paper ON
poultry raising was read by Mrs. G. A. Danley.
resolution was adopted thanking Congress-
man Peelle for seeds which he had distributed
among the farmers of this district. The officers
of the society were reelected for the next year,
namely: President, Sylvester Johnson; vice
president, ]. j. Billingsly, and treasurer Field
ing Beeler.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-02
General News.


The Nickel Plate has applied for admission
snto the Trunk Line pool, and it is feared there
will be trouble before it's per cent is agreed
upon.
The directors of the Nashville & Chattanooga
company decided to pass the next dividend in
order to pay off loans on their first mortgage
bonds. issued to complete new lines of road.
Fully equipped passenger trains will be put
on the new line of the Cincinnati Southern, be-
tween Louisville and Chattanooga this week.
route Will be opened in Louisville to-day
The charge for third-class passengers per mile
on the railways OF India has been reduced to two
pies, or about one-half cent. The result has
been large increase in traffic, the poorer
Glasses awaiting themselves more generally of
the railways
The Grand Trunk company has begun a sur
vey for a line between Detroit and South Lyon,
Mich. The Grand Trunk is building from Jack
son to South LyeD. A line from jackson to Bat
tile Creek added to those named will give the
Grand Trunk a direct route to Chicago
patent has been taken out for an improve
,mcnt in locomotive headlights. BY simple an d
ingenious machinery, controlled by a rod at the
hand of the engineer, the headlight can be
Hurned in any direction from front to rear, on q
sliding platform, which has the width Of the en-
CINE at Its widest part.
Bostonians complained to the railway COM
pensioners OF Massachusetts that ono Of the
roads charged five cents for storage and care of
parcels left ct the station. The commission de-