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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-24

THE TRANSFER OF CENSUS CLERKS-There will
De no general transfer OF clerks from the Census
ONCE to other bureaus OF the Interior department
Ii was stated at the rooms of the civil service COM
MISSION This morning that few of the best clerks
had been transferred to MI existing vacancies To
THROUGH clerks indefinitely, with the view Of
transferring them when vacancies occur In the
future, commissioner Gregory said would be vio-
lation OF the spirit of the law. The transfer has
therefore been confined to some of the most vaua.
Die clerks and to vacancies already existing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-24
MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, DC.
MANHOOD RESTORED BY UsIN BOTTLE
w or two of DIR. BROTHE s. Invigorating Cordial
s ss, and mpars viTor to the whole
7 APES ADJ So, Yog can &C ce0NFIDKNTLY CONSULT
~ DR. BRO HERS BOG b street southwest. Partic-
sI sasn5Ss paid to all to Ladies
treated. Thirty five years experience. Hu!eS
DR Icons FEMALE PILLS MAILED TO ANY
~ address on receipt of 81. Box 3o7 City 2. 21 Inn
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La.
sured p.
from 70 O'Clock pm with ladies only. jy7-2m'
DRS. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO ZEE
d fsas
q 500 es G saats% 81 p %
Years experience. je26-l
pathic Pills for all fem ale complaints. distractions
or saei For sale only at sos street southwest
aceommoa stea with Beard, before during and after
2s1 T. lie S6rtS
the Organs 81 per Bottle e i5nE l9f
"A To all who are suffering from the errors andin.
loss o1 He T sen FsS s sy decay
You, FREE OF CHAkGE. This great remedy was dis dis
essed epye,oPe to the REV. JosErH 7. IsNAN
Sl6uon IL. Ne" 1ofk CITY, oI-s. tn. tn. SIX, ly
MANHOOD RESTORED.
victim OF early inprudence. causing Nervous Dc
DHIty Premature Decay. ETC., having tried In
every known remedy. has discovered a simple means
OF self cure which he viii send free to bis fellow
sufferers: Address j. Ii. REEVES 43 Chatham street
we" 1ork. jyl0-tu. this
/ ~. ROBERTSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
longest established specialist III tits city, with Is
srs experience. Will guarantee q in all diseases of
y CrlIiary ORGANS. Nervous Weakness Consulta-
Mons strictly confidential, Can be consulted Wednrs-
days and Saturdays from t. p. m at I1s Office 456
81 ~ teters TO the itadng physicians of Balt-
apl6 w. '1oAo' N1A-
DEAD! RkAD!!
DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-24

Il OW FARE, TCPULAg: SrEAMEES
IL DAILY LINE! UNITED STATES MAIL,
StEAHFES GEOEGE l. AIRY AND FXCELSIOR.
TO NORFOLK, FOEfH.SS MONROE PINLY
POINT AND POINT Los KoUT.
To NorfG.k .-...-...-.-S..G 90 Pinay Pom: and
mound irlp--------.- 1-J1l Point Lockout. SOC
EoJnd Tr;p.....-...- -. 90
First-class accommodation cannot be furnished for
less.
Steamer leaves 9Th street wharf daily except Sunday
ats 81 T. m. sRturlay@ ate.
Saturday Night 1curslousa special feature. Return
Monday morning
koUnd trip tckets good ON eithor Leary Excelsior
Exclusive connection with thu Boston and Providence
Steamers
Freight received daily until 5 y. nj.
L. NJ HUDuINS. Gen. Sups
NM. +. WEIGH. Agent. tel2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-24

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USIN BOTTLE
Nn or two OF DR.. BROTHE s. Invigorating Cordial.
VII cure any case Of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De-
bilIty and Impotency. 1t imparts ygor to the whole
~ stem. gut B street southwest. iyo4- Inn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
CLEBuRyE.
Review Of the Days Happcnings--I.ocai
and Personal.

Review Of the Days Happcnings---Ioca
and Personal.
Reported for the Gazette.
Cleburne, July deputy Sheriff
Coulter returned yesterday from LAM
pasas with one ED. beer, who Is
wanted here for theft. Beer was on
bond, but forfeited II and skipped.
To-day was estray sale day and there
was a large crowd OF people I'm town.
Trade was brisk and il looked as IL the
people. in view OF the fine crop pros
poets. had begun to turn their money
10 Sc.
Marshal Crimes had quite q tustle to
land an inebriated two hundred and
fifty FOUNDER In the cooler TODAY. It
was doubtful for Il time which one
would be locked up, bat the marshal
tiiumphcd.
A large crowd will so from here to
spend the Fourth in your city. Twice
as many more would go If IN excursion
train was run.
The county cleik issued only eight
marriage licenses during the month of
June.
Nr. IL. III. Niles will take his hand
some iron-gray stallion to Fort Worth
tomorrow. He will show him To I'M
admiring crowd on the Fourth.
Alvarado was represented at the
Cleburne house to-day by Jim Bledsoe
and wife, Miss Fannie Barnes, John
Poindexter and Marion Sansom
Mr.. w. Is. Shaw, who has been So
journing at Wooten Wells for couple
of weeks, returned home last night in
better health.
Mr.. Pete Epperson, cattle dealer,
hrs returned from the east, and Is
domiciled in Cielurne.
George Brown in his nohby "Tn
cart created quitea sensation Yesterday.
Today's Clebune House guests:
"A. ID Bryan. Granhury; SD Thrash,
-; w. II. Cundiif, Decatur; Ralph
Caruth, Dallas; j. +. Duncan, Kansas
City; j =. Bledroe and wife, Alvarado;
Miss Fannie Barnes, Alvarado; NJ.
Sansour, Alvarado, J. NJ. Brannon,
st. Louis; j. G. WILDER, New York;
j. NJ. Berry, Bolton; VIII A. Watkins,
Dallas; Walter Caruth, Dallas; A. NJ.
Rixey, New Orleans; DR.. Hatton, wife
and sister, Clifton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
HApLESS HILL.
Again Tut Upon the Rack by the Govern
ment Witnesses.

ment Witnesses.
Washington. ID. G., July I'm the
Hill investigation, SteinmeiE con'in-
ued his testimony relative to the cost
of the extra work furnished by Bart
lett Robbins & Co. upon the New
York postoilice. Coleman proposed to
30 into u detailed examination Of the
charges made for this extra, work,
with the view OF showing that excess
sive charges had been made and nj
lowed. Chairman New said he would
allow half hour in this examination
and would then listen To testimony
In the Mauiy-Eooper case. Coleman
protested that lie was not prepared To
20 into that subject, a. he had been
given to understand that the charges
against Bartlett, Robbins & Co. would
be considered at length this morning.
After SOME discussion, Gen. Steinme,2
was allowed TO testify. He said $500
would have been n fair price for the
ornamental work on the staircase
in the New York post-oifice, for which
Bartlett, Robbins d Co. charged $500.
Other items were sealed down in
about the same proportion. Damon,
of Boston, then took the stand. To
meet the Manly-Cooper case charges
he testified that he never offered Nam
~, Cooper d Co., $I,500 or any other
sum to withdraw their bid, but rep
resentative of the last firm did ask
witness what they would give them to
Withdraw their contract. Witness re-
fused the offer and the conversation
closed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
stnnIe Dry Goods.

HEAVY BRpwy 'orTo Ms. Net 60 days. En-.
teiirise. u, w Langley, IL, Z; !; Langley. Is I.
w: Atlanta, "a =
FINE BROWN CnrroNs--t ppleton RtI ~.
Sangor ~, OK; root & ~, W bot,ford N M
In, 5Ni pcppcrcl r., ~.
BLgACh Epcplfoss- Set 90 days Lonsdale
~. w, Larger;-i, ~; Blackstone A 4 ~, d.
cabot III 5; 3O i ~, ~. oar own rs Bt-
i,nii,ts Black end hrowntrom. to y.
Bi,owS nucEs-I.one Star Soz., ii; Ma.
nolla, soz., liz.
brand ~ o., III.
Tick1SG-- onestoea, gola medal, l5,5. Ba
yer H ia.,ncy 8 ripe 10. =, lis omega, 4. q.
) GHEyiors.-- Aariatic, 0A. American, 10
unstons, ~ 10 ~, Akron checks, ~ stDa
HICKORY .HrRPE- Hamilton, blue
blnck, &c: Rock river, NJ
l'tusTs-- Hast Is, 5Le: Spragues. 5ISc; Con.
estogifi 5l4c: Hamilton, BE; Merlin c. t0lGs:
odl, ii4c, Carriers, 6i4c. Anconi, ~ Marlboro
IA simpson, Ol, "a Albion, u, 5S94; solid col.
GiSGiiAMs- Amo,lSeag, I0lr; Bersshircs, ss5;
Devon dress styles, lt@l2; lGnrleslon, -;
book fold, s14G9%.
coTqnS DRESS Goops--Iibego, Ca; Alpaca
,usters 9@ Dig: Brocales, 7l4c, Lace bani-
ing~, ~, 10, il9lGlSc
BLANK 49, addIe blankets, s7.G0mYl5
dol; grey blankets sl.2b, l.9J, q Lab ~ ea
white blankets, f22', 3,U1. t.OOtd 2.iU eaeh;
scarlet blankets, s5.h, D.00se l2.'J e,ch tall!
icffiia blanketi, Sj.Gl, 7.hBnl2bl each; silver
grey ..innkets, sS.2j, 2.,5al.5i each; lap robe.
s2.DU4s3.On each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
A POLITICAL MILLENNIUM.
Democrats and Republicans Combine In
Mississippi County.

Y
Mississippi County.
New Orleans, July 2.-The Times
Democrat special says the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans of Mali
son county, Miss held u
convention to-day and ratified
the fusion Of the two parties AS pro-
posed by their respective executive
committee. TIC convention was large
ly attended. The fusion gives the
Democrats the district attorney, state
senator, sheriff, treasurer, chan
Gerry clerk three supervisors.
and half the constables. and
magistrates. The Republicans get
two members of the lower house, the
circuit clerk, assessor. two supervis, rs,
and halt the magistrates and
constabl,s. Both parties pledge
themselves faithfully to carry
out the terms OF the fusion.
The nominations made by the Repub-
lican side of the.fusion are all colore1
men. The Democrats deferred maxi
ing nominations fora month. The fu-
sionists believe they will defeat the in
dependents ut the polls next Novem-
Der.
The independents who held q caucus
to-day express themselves ms satified
with what the Democrats and Repub
licans have done, and assert that they
will defeat the fusion nominees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03

Looks More Dangerous--Riernc WIN Sur
render Hlnrst II.


render HInrs, H.
Richmond, Va, July 2.--Informa.
ton this morning from the residence
of Lieutenant-G Governor Lewis in Rock
ingham county, where Elan was taken
after being wounded, is that the
wound Is much more aggra-
waited than ut first reported,
and Elanl's condition much more
critical. The ball struck the right hip
and passed inward aud downward
through tie body and lodged in the
left thigh, passing In its course very
near the Bladder. The ball was ex-
tracted last evening.
mERNE WILL SURRENDER HIMSELF.
Fredericksburg, Va, July at is
known that Bitrne, With Chalkly,
one of his seconds, arrived this morn
x and passed the day In seclusion.
They left on the Southern train to-
night. The impression is that Beirne
will surrender himself tomorrow.
HOOD POISONING FEARED.
HarIisonburg, Va. July Gov.
ernor Lewis, at whose house
ELAN lies wounded, was here
to-day. He Is very uneasy about
Elan. DIR. Wheat, his physician, says
he tElam) may be about in ten days nr
maybe dead. Pymmia is feared. No
tube has yet been inserted to give flow
TO thepus S!oughing is also feared by
reason of the proximity Of the wound
to the femoral artery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
,,AY OF DAYS.

sor the Grand Celebration.
Glorious Fourth approaches,
lons for It's observance become
lxlE Merchants are busy pre-
~ons, decorating them, and
<,f n place I'm the line.
ana carpenters are also
nnd stores where bunt-
XIII for sale are in
mont Of q regular boom.
3ovlC Captain u. d. Paddock,
0f;{he day, appointed :. =.
3krles Mitchell and j. T..
I6itional aids.
/ rood fat bceves were driven
r6ec,ie grounds, and twenty
sheer will he driven to the
ay. THE oven is already built
Hired up yesterday to dry IT
ronS>yere also employed level
q @6ying OF a convenient base
tfii, Ind making other neces-
roVehnents about the grove.
merchant in the city will be
x first place in the line.
qiSI,ing to take part in the
xIll please assemble at Bluff
atbefford streets promptly Mt
th0tahere will be no delay in
,unr ladies who intend repre-
th6 different states in the
Will meet at the residence of
Mc(,art on Wednesday morn
|:30 D clock.
Ct: Homer will have charge of
technic display.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
- 80 ---
4 CURIOUS CONTEST.
Between Mayor and a Railroad Cor.
pDration.

Between a Mayor and Railroad Cor.
poration.
Elmira, n. y, July 1.-The pro.
longed feud bet ween Mayor Arnold, of
this city, and the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna q Western railroad, culmin-
atcd this afternoon in open warfare.
The Laokawanna. after many strus-
giles, has succeeded in eiecting Il
majority of the commissioners council
but favorable legislation was always
vetoed by the mayor. The commits
sion1rs council voted the railroad
Che privilege Of laying single track
down Oh State street 10 Fifth, TO con-
meet with the conlpany's freight de-
pot below. The tract. was laid across
tie street, instead of merely a'ong it,.
Mayor Arnold through the street COM
missioners sought to tear up the track,
because II WAS across the street. The
Lackawanna men ran locomo.
tiyes and cars on the rails
to prevent this. While the
cars were of temporarily this after
noon the mayor and u gang OF men
began tearing up the tracks. Alder
man Peters, The Lackawanna Station
agent, interfered and ran cars down
on The road. He aud the switchmali
were arrested for blocking the street.
The mayor and his men continued
tearing up rails, and he and the chief
and his assistants were arrested for ma
licious tresspass. Bail was given all
around
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
LOCAL MARKETS.
Note Quotations are for lots, unless 9th
Groceries. $3.50, :

note- Sunta@ohs are lor lois, unless 9th
COFFEE AND TEA orrRE.-very lftn +.
common, DC; ordinary, 9hr; fair, y,.c: Prime
Rlo, lie; fancy, ,2c Cordova, ntIsc' old gov
eminent Java, 2sc. Tg,-impeflal, iVtstO /,
gunpowder. b0d7O.
SUGAR Very firm; Louisiana pure white
1'sc; OIL white, Nc: yellow clarified, gJ3c /,
ianev yellow clarified, . 1c; open Kettle su
sNrs, Gholee, ~ c; standaid .Ihc; standard
gnanulated, ~ Louisiana on grautlated
lVAc: powdered. l0>.c cut loaf iDisc
MoLASSES AND 10y trap - .oui STA M IN Glasses
prime To choice, lS@a5sc; 6 IN syrup, q G.
RICE Louisiana, 6h6l II
. FtsiI- Na;kerel, itlb KITS, No, ], 81. i5 No.
White fish, No. |, Ii !. bois., s73s; NJ 4, 1900
Dried herring', per box, itc. Cod fish; cIsr
SALr-Coarse, In lags rI.50 flab ia bags
-; axe. Ia FIAT hoop bbls., s,.s5@1.iu; peck
SuhDnIEs-starch, SIC. SOAP. comu1on.
3lIe; German olive. hl&c. Candles. fnu boxes
ioc; naives Ice quar- crs, nc. Indigo y mn,
Sluelng, ~ 1Jl.pD dozen. folen1rn's mus ard
sliuGSl.p d. zen. Ainccaroni imported lacb:
American, $50 box. Bncaeta, two hoops,
sIl0 dozen; Wei buckets. Si.2, dozen. BiooIns,
CANNED GooDs,--Pricea per doyon: Pine
apples, standard, sl.0E Peaches standard. Z
lbs, r.6b lbs, S2,25(o2.b seconds u.s..
HLO;3 ps., s2i I Tomatoes, standard, = rs
sl,2 seconds, fts.. 81 10; VS., ss.50; Green
berries Il sal. 10: Rnspberrles, Il 10; cove
ossters, full weight, b.. si.l5; h., sat light
weight, 10, bic; Z ~. sl2U; salmon, b..
sL5Ogel.Sl; NJ, s,s5@2.ej; Maekerel i D.,
sl.5o@l.Ti snriines, American, $3.50 case;
imported, $500 casci Strawberries, r.. sl.iG
500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
4 SEVERE STORM.
Several Wisconsin Villages Totally Wrecked
by Wind--othcr Damage Done
Here and There.

Milwaukee, Wis, July "A severe
storm swept over Olankee county at 9
O'Clock this morning, denolishing
buildings at Necedah, Fond du Lac,
Belgium. FredGnia, Oaktield, Lamar
tine, Princeton, Port Washington.
hartford, Ripon, New Castle, May
vile, Brownsville, Kewakum, and II
dozen other towns. Ia Belgium and
Fredonia alone over 2G0 buildings were
blown fat. At Oakiield
nine miles south of Fond du Lac,
hardly chimney is LETT standing.
King d Efwin's barn and press are
totally demolished, and the loss in the
whole village is cstimated at $l5, 000.
The storm was two and n half miles
wide. AT Port Washington
three men named Holleudel
Soule and French were drowned. The
schooner Gangs Off Port Washington
lost all her top ma>ts. Several other
vessels are seriously damaged. At
Necedah, the $4,000 bridge over the
Wisconsin river was damaged to the
extent Of $i0Jb.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
{ SOLID HOUSE.
xthe Live Jewcler of the City,
b Here to Stay.

|ro1jS the Live Jewcler of the City,
b Here to Stay.
the mutations of time, the
fortune and the disturbances
Kind, one house stood and
lad End know no change but
|mcnt. Howard FULLY was in
Int Business when n child. His
hrs heard music in the ticking
|cli; he placticcd as a pastime
bod lthe arts of the jeweler,
tirst manhood's effort was In
ring on a lady's finger.
IS p1ace of business, No. 50
street, he las II line of goods
b any possible demand. Mr..
|lys lone but warranted goods,
|3 Will an eye to the future.
has come to stay is evident TO
|haFe visited his establishment
Encouragement. The elegant
either side are literally filed
1 finest silverware ever broc ght
|sfty. Showcases arranged to
hoods to the best advantage
|e eve on entering the house
|i6 glittering gold, spark
ke1ns and flashing dia-
|absol utely fill the looker-on
EtOnishneut. To enumerate
|itock would fill n column and
reader hut a faint idea of the
'rtlt writer of this notice feels
Iility To DO the establishment
Ind will say in conclusion that
/ tr1th itself, and his goods,
hseK would pass muster before
sesttOunoisSeur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03

= 5oss2 70; fancy per gallon, as per high
wnlsEy--Isectined 81 leai5o, as per proof;
Sur mash, one year old. 81 ~ two wears old,
s2 wn2 ~ three years old ~ Js@2 ~ fancy
extra old whisky slte5,
wINES -ss'saref, case.'ss ssaiooo, as perqual.
Ivy; Iatawba, per gallon, tAob bo' Port, si NHS
100; sherry, per gal, 81 2gG3 90; Madeira.
81 O0eli0 %.
CnAMrAoSR--G. II. Mumm 4 Co., Extra
Dry, So 5000 %; Hcdsick, IN basket, s2D p0s
champagne, 81 u0a,i4 M. A N
ALE--stock Ale. per dos, 80 oota2 Is; Porter,
sl2 80; Budweiser. own sire, slS On hints
~ ~: Erlanger beer, QUARTS els 0u pints
VIZ ~ hchlitx milwaukee,, quarts sl2 so; pints
sl3 W: Hub Pinch Sl2 10 Y 49, l-II-- -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
Arrived.

aponced some days ago, two
of the Galveston artillery will
Il on the Fourth of July to
sin the parade and fire a salute
oi the national holiday. The
we'd yesterday. and are now
anita Fe depot. They are
lguns, twelve-pounders, and
eii big noise. A detachment
cen men will arrive tonight
~ train, and will parade in
% the Fourth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
Seals for imported Goods.

Washington, July 1.-The secretary
of the treasury decided to continue the
present system of fastening cars en-
ployed in the transportation of inn
ported merchandise with lead seals,
and has awarded the contract for sup
plying them for the present fiscal year.
The new seals will cost about three
dollars per thousand. reduction of
two flftY per thousand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
HUNG TO A LIMB.


The Ravisher of Miss Kate Dryer Slain by
Mob. N
Bowling Green, Mo-, July O. Nc
Dowell the negro who brutally raw
ished Miss Kate Dryer adopted
daughter of Chas. Murray, near Lou
isiana. Missouri last Monday, was
forcibly taken from the Jail at Bow
ling Green yesterday morning by n
mob of seventy-five or one hundred
masked men from Louisiana and the
vicinity, and hanged to tree. Subse-
quently the body was taken to Louisi-
ana where it was again hung up and
photographed. 1t was then taken
down and the head cut off. Mcdowell
confessed the crime and one or two
other acts of the same character in
different places. and said he had served
a term i'm the penitentiary. tIt1J
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
4 GENERAL REUNION
Proposed, of the Men who Fought Mt VIII
sOn's Creek.

Springfield, Mo, July 2-To-nigh
arrangements We're consummated for
holding Il reunion of the surviving par
Elephants of both armies in the battle of
Wilson s Creek, or Oak Hills, August
9Th, 10th and 18th next.
\ fund of several thousand dollars has
been raised. Immense Gro Wds ale en-
pected to he present. Many prominent
officers of both armies, Gems. Sigel,
Snrgis, Schoiicld and other union
officers are expected to attend;
and Generals Pearce, Churchill. He
bert Cook and other celebrated officers
Of distinction. The reunion will last
three days. Arrangements for half
price have been made with the Frisco
and Gulf roads, and it is expected that
similar rates will be given by other
roads.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
crocI.ery. yurnl,nrc and GLASS.

Furniture Bealstcad., imitation walnut
each. l0aIJ ~; ali walnut, 81 900 ~ 10; Chairs
wood seat, /, 1'z, st75s7CG cane aud raitar
seat, ~ O0HV %; calic scat, dining si2 10 Nv
~ 0,Gt;i, Ut camp ana rockers, each 81 ia
- 80 Misrnrs, arch tops. 4 uoz, 81 Didl Il 80
latdes. ronn l. sl,1N3 o m tcaf, 81 5liaj 50
Safes, esch, 81 2jGp7VE bureaus, 81 TOD ~ D
wash stands, Il 2rdaj ~ bed springs, 81 259t7 30
Baby Carriages, 81 NOM
Crocscry-W q teas. Z doz., 81 D09 ia; W q
bakers, 81 00Gi,0. W q pitchers. 2Jd6 20;
ewcrs aud basins, sii jDepi2 6e w q bows
81 2s@Il rs. assorted crates. as O00p75 90. sts
top, d doz.. 10 No. I. crinp top, Il dyz., i,c;
NO. 2, crimp ton, 4 doz., me; Argand, 4 doz.,
6Os: 6oblets, r d0z Bjcasl or Tuinblefs, 4
candy jars, % Vo@i w bnfurs, - 50gi2 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03

Medium, according. TO grade quality
and con diiion, ~ to 23c. fine according 10
grade, equality and condition, u 20 ~; coarse
according 10 grade quality aud condition, Ii
TO 9ic; Mexican improved, according TO grade
qua!, ana condition. u To Ia; Mexican, NC
coruihg TO CRATE. quality and condition, 10
10 ~ bury, less, according to amount OF
q heavy Mint, dry, II H. he. No. |. light mint,
q 10 lOc; No. 2, light flint, q NJ Nc; badly dam
aged, N DC; fallen hides ltn2c less; dry sailed
n &c. ' '
,tELrnIEs-Dcer skins, 4 IN 2l@2g antelope
SKINS, y ID lo@tS goat skins each II "a 3:
sheep pelts, according to amount of wool
eic9ulc shearlings, according 10 amount oi
wol lhaib DC, Mexican sheep pelts, u n SGi lnc;
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, llEDl2c, Mex.
lean sheep sheriings, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
mains of Charlie Cannon.

minis of G. G. Cannon ar
~ last night AT eight O'clock
aiken into Gainesville this
at 2:l5. They We're accom-
VI the bereaved widow and
Ikern and wife, III. G.. Bed
laughter, j. W. Tolsen and
|Hen of Sycamore. The body
E4ased was placed in an ele-
~, obtained ia the city and
lterred in Gainesville imine.
Ter arrival at that place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
BulllInr Material

LUMBgH--R Rough lumber, bp;ing, IL inches
and under. tirst class, $40 ripping M, 81
boxing and iloo ing clears, ss;th'ck clear,
slA lpIst aud sctnt!ng, clilis, sac.
SIDING -FlrN coinmnn white pine, sD2 ~;
s ,,S H. 'hIrd % fopl.sr "a ~
DRESSED Johannesburg i2iDcbes and
under. 40 9g.Dp: do lyaJ, = 4 Veas26 90
ss,aniling JGit or airy common lntnher.
s.i uO6tA ~ boxing over u Inches, szUotGl
= 20: thlck clears, IL tor and 2, So u0a ~ w
second class. any Kind, sIA to@2l 90.
!. DRE.sfJi AND Matched FIoJHiSC--First-
class, q: second class, k2i. f.7s1 54sf tN
MUfrkiISE FURNISHING LuMBxR-lN, ~
ami inch white p ne, ~; Inch do, 50.
tEIIIsti--- f,EADED on l'IATN---ifllht cnDl-
moS white pine ~ -32.5g a 40, so I'D DO, So;
poplar *. ,a'.5g pop,ar, *, 2.5s llniivepinc,
y, s2.ij, 10, ". f2i.
PorL4n iLisrH,--i,@, ~, and inch. SIS;
shs HOLLIS White pine A. AZ do shaded A.
sL2j DO extra 30. J, st5g cypr ~, best, any
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03

PRODUCE.
ST. Ioris, July FLouR-Du'l and un-
changed.
WlEAT-opened better, soon d. clined and
went dpwn with rush; No.
red, 10 0,ls cash: osak1l o. Z Iuiy; 1857
@i oolt August io4@l "a September.
,,SoaS--opencd higher closed lower; 1870
c3slhls September. ~
OATS Lower; g. u cash; gl4 July; .tis Au.
gust. -SNS
WHisKrY--sstendy, II.
CORN MEAI---Dull at d.
PaRk--Dull: U0rmi7.
BrIK MfATs-dull and unchRnxed
= nAc9N--slow: long clear ~, short RIB gls
@0l4; short Gear n,s6l0Si
LARD--Nomlna
LIVE STOCK.
a WITTY Receipts 2, 90: nctivc and fairly
hinli exports Q sllg g; good 10 choice shipping
ioa5 %: light 10 fair 6p5 gp. {. IN rtnss
Texans i@I So common Iia5}A,
~ os---h'eelpts - Q; dun wal, only butch.
ers buying nt0tQa6l5.
SHEEP. Rccel pts2 100 steady; ,a.r TO choice
natives S5iGii 5 Texans 5@I