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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Gin G6lafipaeapn perbranut,

&ania8s Gitp, Wto., IS. Sebruar.-
Gin Yullman'iher Sd)lainaggon in eiueul
cus @bicago fomrenoen 53uae Der DgSaz
baibsSaDn" iins seiiern 40 Wteileu bon bier
6euer unb sins in 6Iamuen auf. Die Sns
iafieu puroen gsrettet, perloten je0od ibte
CfIeften. Der Gerluit belduft ito) auf etpa
S1n nn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
@indidleruna eiuss gBalsperfes.

81 ReeSpOrt, ReNnf, IS. 6ebrnar.-
Sie yllniteb States Sronz ano Gin Blatez
gNorts" III 9emmlerzStation puroeu beute
-nebft einem Sbeile Der bOrti9en Bride Der
uYittaburg DicSeesport yongbio9benper
8abn" burd 6euer 5erftOrt. Der Serluit
betrGgt 800, 1000, unb etpa 300 2trbeiter ges
ratten auBer Seiddftigung. 0as gSal;tpert
seh0rte Der Ytttsburger 6irma $. 81 s..
SffnlnlPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
,&afher Shel Sar;el. "

NepzY orf, IS. Sebruar. Die groB:
loge bes eriten Siltrifts oes Srbens yGai6el
Sdel garsel" trat heute bier gu ihrer Sab.
resosriammluns suiammsn uno ipirS spei
Gage in Sisung bleiben. Die Seamten
mabl bate felgenoeS Geiultat: @rObs sBrdii
bent W. 9S. Blatef, @robzSiceprdfibeu
Setnrid Simon, @roBiefretGr 6arris So
ientbal, @robihatmeifier Soiepb Sarris,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Gn Der Epbfuht acitprben.

4uftin, II. 6ebr. - Cine 9epeIfe BON
Baiirop melbet ben Sob bes Sberten s.
&oB Greene, zines Der reifpten unb arges
isbsnien giirger jeuer Stabt, Der por eis
nisen Sagen als Sobiiihtiser in Nem>yor!
ftarb. Seine 9eif,e ipurbe sur Seeroigune
mad Safrpp sebraGt. Dies 1T Der Sdlue
elmer furdtbareu 9regobie. Sor einigen
gSoden beging bie 6rau oes Sberiten 9reeus
Selbitmorb, inbem iie iid nit Del begob unc
oann ibre &leiber in granb itedte. Sbr
gatte mar auseu,euse ibres entieslideu
Sobes unb beuniibte iid oergebens, bic Slant
men 3u loiden. 5reunbe brad)ten ibH bie.
raul nod Nep-YOrt, nm ihm 3eritreuuns 3u
perld]aflen. 9urt brad bel ibm Sobiudi
aus, unb er ltarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
sdiesz affatre in aselpbia.

Ybtlabelpbia, Is. Eebruar. r.-0rtl
iunge Staliener gsrietben beute 4beH6 Dor
Der @irttidnit SIR. SIS, @arpenterifrabe, in
Streit, in peldem nlebrere Biftolenidiiiie
abaeieuert purbsu. Ser 14.jdbrige Gius
iepae Diontelttta, meIfer Der 8eilerei bon
Der anSern Seite Der Strabe aus suiab, ers
hislt einen lebeusgefdbrliden SduB in Die
lirte Sruf. Die 9tubet0rer uno Der 8trtb
,,,,rApu rprhnftpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Nieberlase Der 3empcrensler 1T
Nennfplpauteu.

Sarrisburg, II. 5ebr. - SIN Sanle
nnrbe beute cine SilI eingefiibrt, dbnlif) Der,
ipelte jeet Der gesislatur BON Heiuz Seriep
porltest unb beitimnt, bab in 3udtbduiern
perfertigte @aareu NIT einem beionoeren
aennseiden uerieben meroen miiiieu.
Ser YleuarbeidluB, bird Solfsabitim=
muns entfdeibeu 3u lafien, Oh Der eonititils
tion elm Prohibitions amenaement an9e'
bdnst tperbsn iou, purbe bel Der eriten Ye-
lung burd viva yoce Ibitimmuug oertpors
fen. gswuroe Johann gelterb gemadt, uuter
ben Srpnungsreseln miiiie cine Su CUR
;meiteu Qeiuns pertuieien tuerben, trotbenl
fie bel Der eriten 2eiung uerwurfen tpurbe.
Der Spreder entid]ieo in bieiem Siune, unt
Der Seiflub tpuroe surs Stpeiten Selung 3ll:
rid ueleQt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19

crnount, neld,es iid, nit dhulideu @omtss'r
in anberen Stdoten III SerbinOung iescu,
unb @elber 5ur uuteraiiBung Der Notblets
beuoeu eutgegeu nebmen fou.
Cincinnati, II. Ssbruar. 5olgenoe
Seitrdge puroen empfansen; @aicaao'er
soanoeIstammer $1,000, $. $. Semett, gteps
2)orf, $1,000, American GrpreBs Comp" "
$1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Ghineiiihe Tauftfdmpfer. /.

Ybilabetpbia, II. 6ebr.-Der erfe
6auitfampf Der ieulals bier SuSanbe sptihsn
Sbineieu ltattianb. tuurbe beute abeno In
einem i3immer i'm 3rpeiteu Stoftuerts eiues
Sauies al Der 8iogesAueuue peranffaltet.
Gtma 40 3pidauer tparen autpeleub, beren
jeber 50 ais giutrittsselb beiablie. St:
Sampler bieBeu Qu Sins unS 81 siug 5uu
unb iinb 8eibe in elmer @diderti anseiteut.
Rud II @dugsu ertldrts fia Gu Ding aber'
punbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Gntietlitber SelbftmprS cine8
Snhniinnineft.

Springfielb, Maii., II. 6ebruar. -
Ssfar 9tidarbiou, Elm 8abniiuuiser I'M
Srreuaipl su Srattlebsro', St., ieste flt) &C.
fern in bic Saoemanne, lteB bas fodenos
@aiier in bieielbe laufen unb blteb itsen
bis sr 10 fiirdterlid perbriibt mar, baB el
i'm gauie Der Hadlt ffarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Bier Sinber su Sppe perbrannt.

gradett, Ger., IS. 6ebruar. - Sier
fleine &inber bes 12 gteilen bon bier mob.
uenben Wfidael Mc0onalb iuurben geftern
abenb in ibrn 8ettsn gu Gobe oerbrannt.
Sbre Mutter bate eine &oblen0Qampe bren
men laiifn, neil bier ertuadieue Sodter aui
einem gale rparen. Die 2ampe erplooirte,
mahrsnS bic Mutter i'm Sdllafe lag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Sr. GaSwap's
Sar(apGrir(tau-
Sefofp emf.
Der aroBe &latreiatper.

SIR bic 6eiluug GrpniIber erGutbetten ,-,r,,.,,
roer nrrerer Serpfheln in BEN &ungen ooer benz ma
cen, Der 3or ooer ben aup9en benz Elett pbe- Sr,,
9.erUen tpelc9e bas 8ut uergiten. '' VIZ
Gtrculide Grantheiten, Sup0erfraE bsrh,,b..a
Sdfte i'm Siute, isrcpbuISe arautbeitsn urnHtIrIt.
der Sahltrs. Sapbils rnS 8enerie, TiebertpunSsrs
dtom@e uno alte SebDilre, Sdlthts erniiss.
tersihsn, &fees, Observation-Disclosures, sgotcr 81
schnln8 hsS GorpcrS, 4uiteIn une @u5ibIdae SbfrT.
reu, 1psre5iie 4terers uHo glaieneioen dbrSnifs.-
&leWnoti6EiIS nrb @ibt, Sbiuir6Iudt 8I,gsnas;ss
unh @rtes. ioipe @bartcr rer uttgeu qrantbeite Ss
rsE ttsWtiler nrtcre &arien 8sseben toerben ' vs.
Set GPotbefern fiir eiuen 9oaor bts
TlQ{dlc Ill hGhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Sn ber aipOtbctcG ~ babes.
Ran lsie: .SaIi&. ano Easr."E

Nan 1tSr4Ie eine REisfmart; all & spae
& @o., &r. 80, @arreuss ode Der &5urt.
Stra6e. Asp'yrst.
w- Sslssnns. Tap'ersa ben 9agGrs ps.ts. psEs
Gu& s2ssisid: DsEeen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Ill Gdhre aft.

Btnghamton N.sY., 18. 6ebruar.-
Die gtegerin Ybplis @illiam farb lesteu
Sreitage su linton, uabe Biusbamtou, i'm
Nlter uon Ill Sabreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Gin SDlar pro Tlaf&e.
&aotaab's &ssullrsaae Waea.
SsnfOrau enc Yurgun3sn, ltnbernbe gbfabr
mittsI, Dirtsn obre SGmsr, fiets,
suuerldifig urs uatlrli4 tn
ibrer Spsratiou.
Gin peaetabil;SAeS GrfasmitteE
fur &dlpmeI.

gol!rmuen obr. iesE5er BeiseTbm9f, elegant nit
ilfez GuninIi 8Iaitrt5 pIrgireu reguIireu, renssa
InS i.arter.
&dewae's EiIltn Mr Bur aler 2rart5eiten esa
Tagens, Der 2ebsr. her gebdrEs, Der Riertu. esE
8lais otpie fur nsrSDies Ropueh, Berlopiuus, 9rS
sigeen, GpSpepiis, ttIi5ie 5ufdnbe Steber, uater'
IeitssntslnSurg 9amorrbciSer uab aIe nHeerer eeis
Nsn hes llnterIsisss Cine bpltornsrs aur sarantri
Asiu bsastabil4, teias Spnr bon. Rsrtur. Jsnesos
lien pber IhabIic,en GrosEen. EAS
. EF~ Tan b.aSts fOIssnb. SArstSn. bon Rrauiset'
ten her Bsrcciings0rgars @erftopfaug, inrerGi4a
Sdmorrtoiesn. SlnttpGduns rat eem aopfe. Saurs I'm
Tassn, nsbe.ieit, Sobbrsn:isH, gsel ner BEN Ghen.
GpasnSrd a. iaGrss4nfitr gen. Sinfen ceeE BebsH etS
Ssr;ens er!idenees gefl9! seim 2i:ssr, aebeI oee7
SIa6srn sgr gussn 5ist'k nne snEgte S6Werien tRi
3oDis itc lsYten at5eru. seltes TnSie2sE her 9Gu;
unb Der 4gaen, Seiten2stsu. SGmery4n in Der 1rIa
unt in ban gtiebsru, ,Io4IiSs Antpagana bon 6isfa
Rrennsst hss iJItii9es.
eirsss TSfer ppr Rafpap'S SiaeH iperssn bas
ssft2 ron alsr ossR8snaHnisn Erahtttlsn astre!e1I
Sn Ner ApOtbctcG ~ babes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
an sas pabliiuui,

gs tonn fesue before garGutie fir ben Btrts con
Or RaetpasB aItstabrten r. ", 3. 0silniitteIn aifs
aepteier psEesn ala bic elenesu ane nasIofeu Rass
abutunaeH esrieIbeH. Gs eebt otDo5I falite Reiols
bents, ais aud ..RsIisis" une .,4ias." Sebet &u4
brr une psrlaHgst MIR &aeuas'S uHe n6tet barauf,
sas hsr Rame s&astoas" ka Gi1 BEN ps.anften Artts
81 bsfnest 'l5pst10. .RaStAms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
Salfe fur Bic Rptbleisenfen.

Ybilabelpbia, Benui., II. 6ebr.-
Sn Solgs zines auiruis bes Wapors fano
bieien Nadmittas eine 8irgsruerIaulmluug
ftatt, nm iiber ein;uleitenbe Shritte 3ur
9tnberuus Der Notb Der ueberihwemmten I'M
-Obto, gbaIe 3u beratasn. Gin &omtte tuurSe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
M q | ar / a

HIIQEEI VFl1NItbeNtN 6orleiI,
SaltcS Tieber.
RaiteB uuh bitiscs Riebcr GebciIt TG- 6o G,ctx
Ss aeet Tern beleres SetriteI in ber gIeIt pas Tr
lSreE due Nrten bon Sieber beIt mtpsr ne ppr b,rs
6orbeusr Sitt (DtaIdrta) cher eegeuerrter sale tsr,
men, moaen re Sturlate, Rer6enteber cSer oeib.E
TebCr 5etbtn, ais = inter 3r'isbunq BON Rnb1pnb,s
Pllen. 6oS READY RELIEF" 0r. HaStoab'S
3inF;io Gents bfp SI,,Go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
S6WinDiu6t

st;aurs:n unb IrberipIo'e g5tbtis, ssrpsb,Ip
Stftii;s, S6n;rben, GntGrtlng nu6 arebs Der gNeH
ter Sarurithr, nrinbaIt,rs, mo ss obne NnuenSuro
hss 9dtAetars 2inherpng iGaift Hab bic Sdner,enbf
ariperlurg beles Snitrlmentfs unnHtti3 maht -
Steir Hnh Cries, urb in allen Salen bon ent,inSuuo
ber gtsren nab tsr Slaie otpie in 4roHii4sn aatss
ban Trdueuirnntbe beitsu.
Cine Tlui5e ent5GI ntehr mrt'dms TriueiitoFfe uIg
irqerb eH GneereS yttel bic in bis ebs I9eeL5Tttl
ppu nptbig rn5er, pdbrenb bon SGriapariGian Elm
S5segbifei pUu gsniiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
TefegrapQtC6e 9epe(de1..

(Bsrate her ,.Iiocirten Breiis" fur ben .Gsutfae
gorreippnbsnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
- Biqaras, 8asate4es

,~I~-L~ PigeonaHole,
Seuup 2inb' nnb Devil among the Tailors
cbsr Erratio Spinners1if&e.
sane. r1ebersiige, Eusues unb IueueIeSer u. T. M Bel
The Fl. W. COLLENDER COMPANY"
NadfoIserin bon 8. .. 3apIsr 4 0omp..
CDa16.1S Er. 3@5. @ef'D Dalttmorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19

Die zn9eroHna hes ,,RsIbs ReIteF" all het pssr h,
Ieesneen SbsIten osr5dfit lugeRblidIiDe lnhe,-,rs
Dber Grleibtsrung. X
9retstg bis ieds,i9SrppFen IN etret GlasayaSFey bsT
len IN pertaet Anserblltcn 9rdmefe Macerf6nr,
~ofbrsnnen, &opfdmerten, Giarrb5e, G5ieHtcr5' Ess
u. Sla9Hnssn une ale tHuerIi5er S6mer,suS
Srtienbe iolten tmmer ene EIaid5e BON n St, a,.,
S7ady Relief" bel iid traaef. gBeu;ae Erppfen Sr,
tt', III Aa'er setPan, beEaen nlen Grnusbeferr una
-, noiaIt pert9iteu HsioeH, .ie aus benz ebraIooa
tstSteu Dafsrs sutipriraeu, bpr ga in I'll, Esss-Ss
SFtunIantS, 0!s frenioiiidsr 5ranbS oSer Sit;er,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19

Gnt3iinbnu8en Der gitereu, gatlnbuuo,n
osr Slale, @ebarm=@nt;iinounsen, Sun.
gen @CrgeittOnen, 6alsIeiben, Qffbno,
Ser3tlopfen, 8iphtberitts, HpfertlteIu.
faGe, Srdnrs, &aturrb, Snfuenaa, RobI.
neb. 3abnidmer3en, Teuralate, @bfu.
uattSmuS, faltfs lnS betses 6teber.
Subnerauqeu unS EroftbsuIsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
&. q. e.
nnterlelbsjGmer;en |!

Gnr6tal, GiarrFbe, GtcIera Tprbus pSer Ttmsr,
sender SaAe elsan9 perben t1ner5aIb 10 pSer 90 Ri.
mten h:s~9 Raofoap'S @euos ReIiei setettt Rein
oNcr Mb9epanntRsit tpirS BEN 9sbrau bss r. N. re-
Lei tfolger. wv
es 1T esr erie une einsge S6rer,ensGiGer, Der au,
eeneltGldl oiS l9reGtait'n StiperStn tilt Grt,aEs
nitn9e unb 9lutdnSraus IiuSert pb lie nun in Ssr
Sungsn BEN Y!asen, ben GinaeioeNeu pber anSerer
GrSanen arfreten, penn u1on bas DlitteI suHGI bir
HuBt, unS S!pGr
in eircr bic ,Dansts Wiuuten'
CPne nrteri6tsb pi' srpB eie S+rter,en aut tsfs
mogen; be an Hbs'% 1tismua seioenhes eie Rsttia~
gerIseH sts Ssltrtppste, Re 2Eerp5ier bic an 9ens
fGate cher aHseteH Rrdnf5eiteu IetSeu perbet MIRA
eis @nv, ,noTn8 bon HaSpaE 8saSb AsIef Gnasr5IiSs
!itestnSeruna fiR6sn. ''~S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19

3;infiig Gents bic 6Iai6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19

9ie erofe @dtt steiss 6etlmitteIs Ufisrburt flo In
E, anitsitsn bic ben IoD Eerbeiai5ren 6rcteu is in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19

8ublin IT. 6ebr.-9tad Den @ei0ugs
nibrSGeln in &ilmainham baben 9aUitt,
6eaIp NIB QuirH tdglidl % Stunteu gtus
5etbait Su beitebeH uuo Oiirfen Iid 3wei Stuns
Den lang 9emsiuidlaitlid SeWeguug MAIDEN.
Oils oieie Gbaiiadc i'm unterbauie betanIt
gsmad)t uur0e, CAB Der @encralietretdr etne
fad ben Seideto, oaB Die @eHannteu Ieoe
nit Hudift auf lire @eimObeit uotbmens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
pie So6fat6.
Nesen, Shnce mnb Sbauipetter In
perfhiebenen 2dnoestbeiieu.

Sine srose neberidbUemmuna In 9oiesp.-
0srbeeruneen i'm Staate Resps gJprf.-Oie
2ituation i'm Ohio une WeiifTfjTpptbals
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
was ael.ge. TIE anolailons


pHir \. Albion, solid black, b: simpson,
splld biasii ~ Albion. sllyorgray, d Albion.
shepherd plata, =; Afnefic m, fancy, ~ Al,
tn's, Jancyc. AIlcp's double pink, W. AZ.
rold's fancy, ~; IOebeco fancy, az kincif.
erbockcr iancy,t MofrIuack fancy, W; Na,
~. Dunkirk. " Hamilton check. D.
BLeAcusD snfHffsu AsD SiirEfIrg.--
Ballard vale ~ nch, W. Chapman 11lnOn, *.
lsOpsdhle Dtinch, ~. f.onsjnia rafnbflc, ~ y;
Putt 81 thg Loom. ~; New YORK Mllls i1,t
Wanisuif., ms. Pembroke e., -, PEG Llollr
~. y: Pembroke ~. % Pembroke -, ~;
Pembroke y, ~ Hopc, atipel, !; nosc
BhOMN fliEETlhD AsD fifiHTtgG. Allan
~ AJk; AtMnta a VI indian Head }, III
dian Ynfistch ilt Pocahontss ~ Pied.
Pembroke l0-i 2lys; Enterprise T.. u. -------
uuks--pratyilic soz., "a cents. Ravens
soz M; Savage l0oz. n; We tern Star sol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
Llquora.

wnfsHY-iteotined u Iossiso, ss PER pyoon
sous fanali, Ope year old. 81 ~ Two years old,
oxira old Wblak ejfk5
wines-t 1aret. caae.,ss 51aIcD. hs psraual.
VI uatawhs, persaiipn, 900 ~ Ioif, 81 10
pssT AK, q css' 90 White wine. IN cases,
cnAnrAosE-0. IL, MANN q CO.. Extra
try, ~ 90 - %. Hsidsick, IL hnrl. Ell Al ts
~ W kfps. Ia bnskst, s.s ma 80 ~ ssnnassiie
o,smnisiie. ~ gc9iitD. Geo. Gonlc,, extra
dry pints, 10.
At,ii Z, i ~. per dos, q oogg %; Porter
spIrlrD Bnrs-st. louis quarts, siz op PTS.
SO w Bndweiher. quarts yi2 pt rint1 VI "
Eflenger beer. quarts. ga Vi !; pinfa III ~
7ehiiif milwaukee,, quartz sle N: piptz In n:
anthony q knhn's, aps tl2 co. pints flsbp'
tlaW. pints si2oo Faiks Milwauk 81, quart
sti5t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
Fire in The Cemetery.

iAtslarm of fire startled the citi-
|AdFort Worth shortly before one
|ask yesterday, and for n time
|as was great excitement in the
kaas The wind was blowing hard
b @time, and it was feared we
|ywabsve another serious conilagra-
|nh6c city. The alarm turned
|EpbEe been caused by a fire in
|sueS city cemetery, The fire de-
|rEsit turned out and the flames
b soon distinguished by the use ola
brock lire eXtinguisher, in the
isas Of Engineer Hill. The grass
sbarned oil II considerable area of
cemetery, and II number of tomb
IS were scorched and blackeued.
Z a dozen panels of the picket
pwere destroyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
Hard ware.

ne firm of johnson, Amber IL
lug are now stocked up with Il
Y complete line of every variety
Pafdware, to which they invite the
Illlon OF customers. The firm has
up Il very large trade by their
Aactory dealings and bedrock
~ They continue to offer espe-
y stock of cook stoves of the
makes and at very reasonable
ES two hundred kegs OF horse
sand all kinds of nails in large
nu,ies. Builders and carpenters
eIalIy viii lind it TO theiradyantage
Eet Inc firms prices. Adjacent
u can order direct by telephone
nave their orders promptly filed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
planquette's Famous Opera Of
Grip Van Winklc," as Pre-
scented by ChaS. Il. Ford's
NOmic Opcra COnIpnnN.

OnTuesday evening, December 18th,
Washington Irving's legendary idyl
of the Catskills, entitled "Trip Van
Winkle," set To music by Planquettc,
the famous composer of The Chimes
of Normandy" will be sung for The
first time in this city ut the Fort
Worth opera house by Chas. u. Ford's
Comic Opera company. The Houston
Post, speaking Of the performance of
rip Van Winklen in that city week
since, say.
"The Chas. e. Ford Comic Opera
company appeared at this house last
night a splendid audience in Plan
quettc's Rip Van Wrinkle The
opera was very beautifully placed upon
the stage and was sung in Il delightful
style. The company acquitted them
selves in highly crediiable manner,
and the audience atiested their appre-
citation by continuous applause, many
OF The solos being encored. Miss Alice
Max rs Gretchen Van Wrinkle and
'Meenle Van Wiukle,' was simply
superb, and her vocalizati0U gives evil
de nee OF great artistic trimming and
culture. She has Il voice OF great
strength and purity OF tone. Miss
Louise Kissing as Katrina was also
very good. She has n well cultivated
voice, and Is, withal, II charming,
spirited little artistic, and an actress OF
no ordinary merit. Mr. Ford's chorus,
AS usual, was excellent"
The sale of reserved seats for the
opera of rip Van Wrinkle" are now
OH sale at Elser's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18

fuMnhN-. Tough lumber, boxing. u ibchcs
and undrG nrst-clahs, Fai; stripping, ,sNa, ssi,
boxing and flooring, clears, sg5; thick clears,
,ihud W, SIS; rough lumber, second class
SIS; tots, and scan,itng, cnlls, sld
strtNu-ellrNt common white piuc, ~ no.
second do. 80; thlrd do, S2l; poplar, 81 ~ nR.
Two rino ~ t2oO@& 10; do ~, sai; native
rough, tlgel,
pnnsEp i.uMnrR- loxing inlnches and
undor, SO Q0vp& OK do ,ENs, SD UNsslS 90:
scantlinf, IOlst 81 ANY common lumber
80 VoqtA N; boxing over ~ inches, tAlO1,e
~ 90; thick clears, W toi,snnd =. $50 pNss3a 90
second class. amy kind, $50 uletai NJ
OitkNsisO Am MArciiED kI,ooRiSg-- Fiiat
class, 81, second cinaH, SAL
WllrrK PINK FuRSisiiiNg LuMusR --it., ~
aud y inch white pine, ti0, mch do, cas-
tEtllNGs-' BEADED on rhAiN--Flrai com.
mon white pine, y, 1880, Al do so; 81 do, s95,
POPLAR " %'ea poplar ~ sH.t0; nailycpine,
forLAn ilmnsn..~li, ~, aud Inch, sSs,
do inch so.
WHITE pue A, e., do shadsd A,
e2l, docNtrn No. I, tlHG cypress, best, amy
brand, ~, do No. 2, 81 bO do No. y, tl.yl native
sawed heart, fi,Nk EnpA, aAaB.
iickfiN white pine. dressed and headed,
square OF nat, a. yellow Pine do. si. iath, ff.
ItMt, tHhu,sT, Fro. Lime, Austin, tlg6
per bill Cement, Louisville or EoseBala, IS M
por bbl,; Portland, sO0O per bbl. plaHtei Parlh
New York or Michigan. - per hhl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
LOCAL MARKETS.

IN. WORTH December II.
There Wa little change today IN any ofihe
markets.
Cotton advanced slightly otef Saturdays
quotations. Tho rcoeipis were much Mrger
and the staple was M actlYe demand.
Little wheat u coming ia. There Is a strong
demand for u, especially for the lower Ta,ies.
Tho re eipL " both corn aud hay were Ia
ezeezs Of the demand. apd there was do.
cline IN the former 70 ii'c old figures "a indI.
cIied sunday In The notes ola The markets. Of
Haiurday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18

WOOL Medium, according 10 grHde,quhiity
and condition, ifls t0 zoe; nus according IL
grade, quality ana conlilion,ls 10 10, cohFsN
according IN grade a'ttiity Riid condition, 10
70 lho; Mexican inproe a according 10 Grade
curhlhg to grade, quality aud condition, "
70 ~ bury. loss, according 20 amount o.,
bnrtR.
HIDm-No. IIboavy mint. dry y n lglSc, No.
heavy nint. dry, Y N luisc; Mol, llgitt flnL
y elBo, No, ., liant nint, bslso. badly dntn.
ffbImlA- Nominal, NeHson vcT, Door
goal SKINS anhl l0ts31; sheep ptlis, nrcprdins
10 amount ~ wool, 1cpup; sheRflinga, 10.
t0rilng tOIfnpunt OF wool. lOqil6 Mexican
sheep pota, y b Hepl0c. Mexican Ghnap puiis,
Improved, llDl2c; M.sican sneep theriinss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
Safes.

"Slid respectfully call the atten-
w persons desiring to buy an rion
Irn ~ 'ue TACT that ! am agent for late
NV o,t,eilient manufacture of the Gin
ps safe and Lock company.
TbIe aeve me a chance to figure with
oeiofe purchasing.
no. r,, HOWARD w. PEAK,
Ofs Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
The Oregon TranseOntinenlaI.

New York, December IA syndi-
cate has taken part OF the bonds
offered by the Oregon Transcontinen-
tai amounting 10 between s0,000,0 600
aud tl0,OoO,01i. This will relieve the
company of u larger art of the debt of
late so burdensome. A report Of the
condition OF the company will be
made in a few days. Ii u positively
asserted the report will show on
hand an aggregate of stocks fully
equal 10 the amount held at the time
OF the report IN Juns last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
Solid silver cake baskets at Howard
Tully's.
GOV. Hunts Son Killed.

ST, Louis, December l7.-The South
ern hotel in this city has been re-
quested Dy parties in Durango, Colo
rado, to telegraph TO eX-0Ov. a. a.
Hunt that his son, Bruce Hunt, was
killed there last night, and that the
body will be sent to Denver to-mor-
row. Gov. Hunt passed through ST.
Louis ten days ago for the East, and
has been telceraphcd 10 at Boston,
where lac is supposed 10 be, Hunt Is
OF Arilonn, and formerly
president of the Denver Il Rio Grande
railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18

Mrs. {. ID. Brown respectfully In.
forms the ladies that her stock of
the finest grades and incest fashions of
dress goods, millinery, trimmings and
ornaments, Is now full mud complete.
Ladies who desire TO improve
their attire are invited to come and
see. Gentlemen who desire to make
holiday presents 10 their wives and
lady friends win lind the very best
and most suitable articles for that pur-
pose at Mrs. Browns Bazaar. Wants
six ilrst-class sramstresses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
Relcased on Bail.

Nose Barter, who is charged with
lheit oil u horse, and who may be re-
membered us the man who had such n
biasphemous letter on his person when
arrested some time ago, was released
from the county jail on bond yes,er-
day. W.. Boaz and Geo Mulkey be-
coming his bondsmen, after Darter's
brother, who is sheriff of one of the
counties IN Arkansas, had placed $500
security In one OF the banks in this
CITY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18

W. l.. Is. Dyer, "a prominent stock
lnoi ne Panhandle, was married to
y Willie Cantello, Mt Wichita
"; Sunday, and came down over
Fort Worth. Denver to this city
I eyeninr. He left via the Missouri
cine railroad for st. Louis, Chicago
d cher cities on his bridal tour. Mr..
Ier Is one o. the old timers in Texas,
10, eminently deserving 'trEt2' "H iaii
e he has won in the lottery of mat
lony The GAZETTEs lest wishes
with its friend and his lovely bride.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-18
Beautiful Sunsets.

All over the country are being no.
iieed the beautiful sunsets which have
been so frequently seen here. The
brilliancyof the color can be compared
only to what strikes The eye OF me Vls-
itor at Malone, Waller 4 Co.'S siofe,
aud the happiness depicted on me
countenance of their customers iuhy
equals the brightness OF The SKY