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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

NO. 40,
1900 fine Durham mixed stock cattle, sew
enty-five head OF horses. wagons, ranch house
and camp OUTFIT, located on good mesquite
range with abundance OF water. VIII class
well and will brand $500 calves in 1883. This
herd is specially recommended, Ms being one
OF the hest in the country, and will be sold on
eusy terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

No. ~.
A beautiful new two story house aud lot In
1ennings south add tiOn. slx ilO feet. Contains
s rooms with ali the I~odern conyenienccs.
Improved yard with nice shrubbery and
Ing fsnoe. TIN roof and psastfrsd al through
f3tssle outhoglss~. eso. WIN b. sold very low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

No. III
30 acres IN Tarrant county, u miles south.
east al Fort worth, 40 acres under fence ana
contains good dwelling houbc, orchard, barn.
stable, etc, viii trade ior stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

NO a.
40 head OF good cattle and iity ponies,
Branded oOo calves In 1882, and will brand
l,l00 in 1853. Runge and stock ARE second 10
mono In the state; and can be bought at n
reasonable price and on easy terms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ns An elegant lot q criminal Law book. 10
sale cfrsp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

purchaser ucslite'
No. 3l7.
COCO head of fine improved stock cattle, MY
extra COW ponies wen broke, nNs hia,es hnu
resent range about four years, aud only
purham bulis used. VIII brnnd 1900 calves
~ ~" ,ssa enIon,,Id RANGE with nbiil,.innee oi
~, ,x,iey ,rnssnnd ehclter' Mil DO sold az
h mi n
No, nv. o,.., ,.,,,,, t,.,..,,,.d Ear nm,
f,VN ~ go -, r.,,,,sN ,,,,i,.i, Il ~ rond ~
my, nj - ,,s,t' ,r.xns nrouilnd lmw
small nerds IN norm M, itAns ho'i" ~ 80
calves III io>1 WV !" ~ pl"N'' ,,Svnb hhnses
Ihlffy or lortS sopa P'i.,' MI, ~ s'I ~ n
WAGONS ana e"'''pet"'P'|''' y - ~ :
nllsi'.i'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
a'he Daily 6azette

once % saa Fnoss srf Entered si
tween n,ostoffice as seoopd-class matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

3
House and lot on Bluff street corner OF Elm.
Seven rooms aud good barn and outhousea.
splendid cistern i2Nl2fect WIN bo sold AZ
a bargain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

Nine hundred aud fiftcen acres OF good pas.
ture land, three miles north OF Bcrton, ali
under thrce-wire fence, two good wntef tanks.
WIN also sell 100 or 100 good cattle nj
price,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

NO.TJS,
Now frame hotel, two.story, with Il roo:ns
nished throughout and furniture will be sold
with house. Furniture all new and tirst-class
and Includes u MEG piano. VIII be sold for
half cost aud half cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

An elegant inge Two story residence con.
vcnicnt To business and entirely new. Con
taus seven rooms plasteredthroughout ana
almost surrounded by commodiuus porches
most desirable places In the city. Ata bar
gain and on easy terms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

No. 9u
ono story brick business house on Houston
street hoxn feet, leased FOR twelve months
ana VIII pay ~ per cont. on Investment WIN
be sold very low for cash.
No. 27s.
House and lot In Moore and Thornton's
addition. lot iNoxln0 feet, and house In |
s,oed repair, win hc aold cheap,
No. III.
4 large two story house In the business
part OF the city on lot OK leo feet, Contains !
eight rooms, painted, ceiled aud papered In |
good condition and win pay twenty per cent.
on Investment. VIII be sold nj very low
figure for cash.
No. ~
An elegant la,ge Two story residence con
vcnicnt 10 business and entirely new. Con
taius seven rooms Observation-Disclosures ana
almost surrounded by commodiuus purchcs
ON u corner lot NNl0l feet and oneof the,
most desirable places In the city. AT bar
gain ana ON easy terms.
No, 2ii.
House and lot on Blun street corner of Elm
Seven rooms and good barn aud outhousea
splendid cistern l2Sl2fect. VIII bo sold AZ
u bargain.
No. 90.
An elegant new residence In Hirschncld's
addition, containing rooms and kitchen,
plnStercd throughout, iron roof, CRATES, good
clstern, brick servants house, stable barn
and other conNenionccs. VIII be sold at cost
Is acres or land in Wichita Falls, on both
+ sldcs OF the railroad. van be sold on easy
4 ter:Hs,
/ No. S07.
! House and lot In jennings west addition
J outhousc, orchard, oistern, stables, sheds,
4 etc. nj cost. one-thlrd cash, and balance TO
i suit purchaser. l2l8N
No. 2ia,
thirty-cight rooms with four stores under
meath, Rents for 500 per month. VIII be
sold nj cost.
No. s27.
A splendid two-story frame hotelin Gordon
doing a splendid business. Furniture will
he sold with house, VIII he sold for part
cash and balance on time,
no. s3S
in Mineral Wells. Would sell or rent; Fur:
nished throughout and furniture VIII be sold
with house Furniture all new and first elias,
. and Includes u nice piano. VIII be sold ioi
hall cost and half cash.
No. sR
An elegant little house ana lot on Broad
I way, fronts south ana contains rooms hn'
I, other convenioncies, outhouse-. etc. Entire
ly now and never has been occupied. Wi
q sell below actual cost.
No. 2iS.
near the business part OF thccty.
d PASTURE.
+ No. 80.
: Nine hundred aud fifteen acres OF good pas
. ture land, three miles north OF Bcnton, al
under three-wlre fence, two good winter tanks
Z WIN also sell 100 or 100 good cattle nj
, price.
No. 40.
1000 acres fenced pasture In Coleman
: county Tor rent until May |, lbSl.
No ~.
5000 acres fenced pasture In Bosque count,
, for lease until June |, 1883.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
Cattle.

NO. 10.
1905 head OF good straight west Texas cat
tie mixed with improved stock, located on
good range with an abundance OF water and
grass. 900 acres of patented land covering
living water l2i good ponies, wagon and
camp equipagc. This herd IL well classcd
and will turn out Loo bceves aud brand 3,5n
calves in the next year-iSSS. This lisa rare
chance for investment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

s9U1 or 1000 head of finc stock cattle and ZIG
ponies, four mules wagons, good ranch house
and camp outfit, with large range and
abundant grass, water and shelter THIS
brand 800 calves. Have been bred to Dur
ham bulls since 1879, Is an exceptionally fine
herd, and Is u good Investment ut the rrce
asked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

NO. III.
splendid two-stoTy frame hotelin Gordon
on I. Il p.R'y. In the central part of town and
doing splendid business, Fcrniture VIII
he sold with house, VIII he sold for part
cash and balance on time,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
PASTURE.

!. :. ~.
good residence houses iron, u, 400 10 $1,000,
near the business part OF the city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

NO. bB.
An elegant little house ana lot on Broad
way fronts south and contains rooms and
other convenicncies, outhousc-. etc. Ert.res
ly now and never has been occupied. VIII
sell below actual cost,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22


No. 8gL
2i,sl5 acres In scnrry county. with ever.
lnsiing water iraycrsod bY several never
failing streams, Railroad and school lands
on both sides That can loo secured ut low
ngares md on easy terms. In q solid body
and unsurpassed ~ grazing ltnd i2~S'sN
WI acres six mites north ri Fort Worth, NJ
very low figures, and on easy terms
No. ~
ion acres Of cedar timber 81 CorSsll county
near Texas and 81, Louis Railroad. Chance
ior paying investment. Timber viii pro
ducc ~ pose per acre
: iii55aicrca ID Brown county. wen timbcrcd
and low figures
% acres south part OF Tarrantcouniy, AZ tow
figures, one.lhlrd cash aud balance Ia and
yenrs.
2.asi acres OF fine grazing land in Kendall
county; well wnterod, and very low for casli,
M. 81.
$50 neres Of land IN Houston county. being
well timherrd pine lands, and viii be sold
very much below the market value.
No. 2rl
LOO acres IA Bell county. splendid sheep
ranch with finest Kind of grass aud cyerlAst
Ing water. Dwelling house, barns, lots. etc.,
win be sold for one-tnird cash aud balance "
uit purchaser,
No. ~.
d.o0 acres IN Baylor in various sized tracts,
ranging ia price nom sI.DD 10 SOD, All spien
did grazing land.
No. ~
5sO acres ga liaslsell county, on The iiraso.
in solid body. beautiful tract Of lahd ahd
VIII be sold cheap.
30. ~.
49, acres In Archer county, only Two miles
northwest 81 Archer CITY, splendid ttsci OF
land for grazing.
/ 80. ~.
I i.syD acres In Baylor cnnY,y on Big wichita
( River. VIII al~u sell with land years leutf
on 10 sections. srid AN indefinite lease on 80
acres more.
I No. -.
10 acres ia Tartant county II miles west ~
I Fort worth. COfiffnns box house and ~ acres
1 IN cultivation. VIII make 8 splendid small
/ Sheep ranch.
Isl acres In VI raso county fronting on the
/ Rio Grande.
No. Az.
i,is7 acres In the northeast part OF wiss
county, on Denton cn,ck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

7
An elegant new residence In Hirschne,d's
addition, containing q rooms and Kitchen.
plnsterod throughout, iron roof, CRATES, good
clstern, brick servants house, stable, barn
and other conNenionccs. VIII be sold at cost
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

No TW.
i0OO0 acres fenced pasture in Coleman
county Tor rent until May l. lsSa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

NO, III.
The best herd on the market 1900 ini-
proved cattle, thirty No. | ponies, GiOacres OF
hand good rock ranch house, wagon aid
camp outht. The range Is large, and water
Is and grass abundant. The numbvr of cattle
No. 25s.
2Op head of good improved cattle thirty
good ponies and camp OUTFIT, Have been on
The range for fivcy years and are easily held
and handled. VIII brand 40 calves In lsSi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

No. nj.
One story brick business house on Houston
street SoxM feet, leased for twelve months
and will pay ~ per cont, on investment. WIN
be sold very low for cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

NN
House ana lot In Moore and Thorn,on's
addition. lot i0oxl,0 feet, and house In
} s,oed repair, wiil ho aold cheap,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

a large two story house IN the business
part of the city on lot 6OxlOo feet, Contains
eight rooms. painted, cciled aud papered In
4 good condition and win pay twenty per cent.
( on investments VIII bc sold ri u very low
\ figure for cash
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

10. .NI.
5000 acres fenced pasture In Bosque county
for lease until June |, 1855
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-20
ADMIRALTY LAW.
Important Decisions in the Federal Court
Angling shippers.


In the admiralty case of sun Mutual
Citizens and Iibernia Insurance Compsn-
les vs.. Missouri VALLEY Transportation
Company, decided by Judge Treat some
time since in favor OF libelants, and referred
to VIM Morgan, az q commissioner, to
make an estimate OF damages TO goods in-
jursd, a report was filled to-day allowing
! libsants 80 Gl072.
I Judge Wallace. fthe United States Cir
cult Court of New York, has Just decided,
/ in the case of Dougherty VS.. the Franconia,
/ that where there has been collision be-
/ tween two or more vessels the owner of sn
innocent vessel which was in tow, or the
owner of cargo may resort, in admiralty, to
either or both of the offenders for his whole
| loss" This case is reported in full in the
/ Boston Law Reporter of April 4, 1883, p.
i22. In support of his opinion Judge Wal
lace cites the following authorities: The
| Atlas, 93 u, s. 800; The Alabama and
| Gamecock. %, U. S COS; Galatea. %, U. S.
49, In December last Judge Treat decided
in the case of the Sun Mutual, Citizens and
! liberia Insurance Companies vs.. the Mis-
sissipi Valley Transportation Company that
the defendant company, a common carrier
under contracts of atfreighiment with nu-
merous shippers, was liable TO the shippers,
or their subrogees the insurance compa-
nies) for the negligence Of tugs employed
| by the Transportation Company in towing
| their barges about the harhor Of St. Louis
| In this case the insurance companies, hav.
| Ing paid the loss occasi0ned ny negligent
collision filed their libel against the com
mon carrier. Judge Treat sustained the
libel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-20
THE MAJESTY OF THE LAW

The hangmen are having harvest. All
over the civilized world, from europe to
Ind" the order of the day seems to be
executions. Not paper can be picked up
but In its columns can be seen the account
OF ut least four or five hangings. This ter.
rible consequence, this mode of legal ven
geance now being visited with such dread
certainty on all sides, is not confined to the
punishment for any one ollense, but is
melted out for whole catalogue of crimes.
Murder, arson, burglary, rape, robbery and
all the miserable category of crimes have
furnished of late their full quota OF victims
for the gallows. Not alone has Dublin been
enjoying this feast of blood, but In every
section of the world tho law has been main.
taing Its majesty and upholding its uig-
nifty by this fearful sacrifice OF human life,
this libation poured to the spirit of offended
Justice. few years ago the very reverse
was the case, an execution was an exception
to tho established order of things, and moth
ing was made so lightly Of rs tho law and
Its administration. A wonderful and I'M
anticipated spirit of reform seems to have
stricken the public, and the enforcement of
the law is the order of the day, where be.
fore was acQuitial and seemingly an indit-
ference to anything like vigorous admin
istration OF affairs. 1t is an awful thing to
read morning after morning of five or six
executions, and yet such Is the burden OF
the telegraph. II is an open question
whether crime has increased or the determ
nation has grown to punish what there is
oft. 1t is more than likely that the latter
is the case, and that the populacc from one
end OF the country to the other, and in every
portion OF the world, are heartily tired OF
the miserable procrastination ard
negligence in the matter of pun
ishment Of crime that has for SO long been
the usual and popular style.
While, therefore, we may regret to see such
adaily pouring out of human blood under
the forms of hepower and majesty of the
law, we cannot but feel gratifed that
public opinion has awakened to the neces.
sity for enforcing with moro vigor than has
OF late been the case, the majesty Of the
law. 1.-THE certainty and severity of pun.
ishment are calculated to deter others from
tho commission of crime certainly the
story Of the daily and morning prints is
enough. In the meantime it is something
remarkable to read daily of legal murder ai-
tor murder, hardly section of the world es-
Gaping this fearful manifestation Of the pow.
er OF the law, but II is source of satisfac.
ton ana congratulation that everywhere
now there seems to be such u disposition to
uphold the grand majesty OF the law.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-20
COMMERCIAL.
ct, LOUIS MARKET


ST. Lows, May l0.-Four unchanged.
Wheat lower aud unsettled, No. red
sl.1la to 81 l2t. cash; Sl.l3 to Sl.l3s, Iune;
Nl2i, sl.l3l to Sllll, July; closing at
lowest quotations. Corn weak; 5ls to 81!
cash and May; 5l3 to 5lz, June; 53i, Jolly.
Oats dull and lower, ill to 42l,
cash AZ, June; 400. July. Whisky
steady nj Sl.l4. Cornmeal, Quiet At - is.
Pork, lower; jobbing. $40 5Qto sl975 bulk
meats, nothing done; bacon, slow, long
clear, IL 10 To II 25; short ribs, ii 80 TO
ii 81 l'2; short clear, 1852 l-2to II 65,
Lard nominal. Cattle receipts, 300, sup
ply very small, but equal demand; only re
tail trade done at previous prices. Hog
receipts, 600; scarce and slow; extremes,
500 to 81 IS; mostly 81 10 to 81 q. Sheep
receipts, 800; only small butchers trade
at incl arg prices.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CRY, Nav l0.--Wheat quiet and
weak; No 2red, 40 81. cash; 05 IL June.
Corn steady; q, cash; i3 SO, bid June; 49,
July. Cattle receipts, 400, steady; good
shipping steers, 50 60 to s. 95,,oowss3 $3.50 ia
$40 Hog receipts, 2,GOO; firm; extremes,
~ % to ~ -; bulk OF sales 81 so to 800.
Sheep receipts, none: nothinedone,
NEw YORK MARKET.
Nav YOBH, May l0--Flour, dull and un'
changed Wheat. cash lots, to IL cents
lower; options. 81 to | cent lower; No.
red, Si.I5 to $llSl-4; No. 2 red, 81 10;
elevator, 81 .l9Io 81 -. Corn opened Ia to
l-2 cent higher, and afterwards reacted to
IA cents, closing dull; No. 3, G3 3
steamer, 81 TO O. IL, No. >, o. TO G8. Coffee,
quiet and unchanged. Sugar, quiet but
firm; refined, steady; mould Al, SOS
Molasses, quiet but steady; so test, 3.
10 % 2. Rice steady, with fair demand
Wool, dull and dropping; Texas, n
Cut meats duh and nominal. Lard heavy
$ll soto Sll 50 Oats neglected.
CuICAGu MARKET.
CmchGo, MaS 10 Hogs, receipts 3 eco
1teady, latr demand and unchanged; ligHt
$1,000 s. So, heavy, S7l5 to $40; iair Ia
good shionrr, iL25 to $3.50. Cattle re.
celpts, zoo steady and unchanged; cows
81 05 to 81 10, pnlls, $i,75 to $iS5; steers
s. 60 to So Gj Sheep, none reported. Flonl
quiet and unchanged, Wheat unsettled
and lower; regular. II O. : 3 May; 81 0S3 4
to $l.0S rs June; 81 II II To Sill 3.S July
No rcd winter 81 " TO SLIP ~, Corn un,
settled a"d love-; IS is To 65 - cash; 50 is
May; 81, june; 56i to 57i, July. Pork active
and lower; $40 10 10 sl9.l5, cash or NAV;
Sll 02 TO Sll 02i, June. Lard active; 81 G2l
to SllG5, cash % May; $40 to $ll.72l
June. Bulk meats in fair demsnd short
ribs, 1915; short clear, 10 90.
nkw OF LEANS MARKET.
NEw ORLEAN., May l9.--Corn quiet, 60 to
6S. Oats, dema d fair and prices higher;
SO to 50. Cornmeal easier, $50 to SIS
Pork quiet and weak; $50 60. Bacon, de.
mand good, tending upward; shoulders, %
to ~; long clear, llb TO ll,60; short ribs, ia;
cut ribs, ia. Molasses quiet; centrifugal
- to 80. Bran dull aud lower 80. Other
unchanged. Exchange unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-20

TnE acquittal of DUNN in Chicago and
THOMPSON in Kentucky indicates the fact
that In other sections than Texas men may
with impunlty murder people, THoMr.
sor's acquittal was probably correct. he
having done what ho did in behalf of the
honor Of his family, though perhal 3
hssty and without sufficient ground.
In DusN's case, however, there was no OK
tenuation. 1t was deliberate murder, and
Che fact of his acquittal Is but another in.
dication of the loose public sentiment OF
Chicago. We don't want to hear any more
comments, for n time at least, by the Chi.
oago press upon "Texas Episodes"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-20


Hero Is something In the way Of nut iol
business men to crack; III is sometime.
questioned by merchants whether adver
tising pays The gu stlon will h, rily
bear discussion. The Chicago Tribune, /,
Is said, for column year, receives $40 60.
The New York Herald receives for its
lowest priced column $39,72s, and for III
highest $4,000 The New York Trioun,
for the lowest, 81, 1913, aud for It's highest,
ts5,6lS, and these papers are mover at loss
for advertising to I'LL their columns. Their
patronage CONES not from any desire to AS.
sist the rcspective'pspers, but from bus.
ness men who find Il profitable to advertise.
The sensible business man does not con.
slider whether he likes the paper he adver.
tises 10 or not. II does not take long to
lind out by experience whether It pays
him best 10 advertise. That II does pay
him he has no doubt, and raises no ques.
tion. Long experience with almost every
ouslncs man who has succeeded has proved
chat beyond question:"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-20

train Will be composed Of Pullman sleeping
and day coaches. Leaving New YORK at
y. m. daily, II will arrive IN Cincinnati, via
the New York. Pennsylvania & Ohio rail
way, at $40 the following evening; and St.
Louis, via the Ohio a Mississippi
railway, at $40 p. m. the second day. At
Cincinnati direct connections have been
made for Louisville and New Orleans, and
at St. Louis with all lines west and south.
west and eastward. IL will leave st. Louis
at I;lO y. m, Cincinnati at $40 a. M, with
connections from all important points. and
arrive at New York the following morning
ll.l5Am
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-20

SARATOGA, May l0.--The general assem-
bly, list of delegates to the Presbyterian
church to meet at Belfast, Ireland, in
1884, includes forty cle'gymen, headed by
DR.. Henry, of Philadelphia, aud forty el'
ders, headed by Judge Meteorological st.
Louis.
The recommendation of the presbvtery
to advance tue fund for aged and inlirm
ministers from $50 to $500 wasadopted;
After earnest discussion, the report was
adopted that the committee OF the new
standing board consist of twenty-iour menu
beers, equally divided between the ministers
aud layman, they to have charge OF the
agencies for raising a fund to promote
the higher education OF the ministry, with
headquarters at Chicago,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-20

Tus Chicago council have been caught In a
pretty predicament They passed with a
great flourish Of trumpets compelling all
telegraph and telephone wires to be placed
under ground in the streets of that city.
Thcy then proceeded In very short time
Thereafter to grant to the District Tele-
graph company. corporation about which
nothing could DO learned, the exclusive
right to erect telegraph poles and string
wires through the streets OF Chicago.
Such inconsistency has :nduced the press
aud people''of Chicago to fear large sized
bug under the CHIP and jobbery on a gigan
tic scale, and the matter Is attracting gen.
eral attention there. For ways that are
dark give us the ward politicion of Chicago.