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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

Nails. fs,og, 81 c5. Hoes, 80 y osnl. on, Axes,
Wyt Ames'a shosels, 4 dos, el2OO; Horse
s9oea, v heg. tbgb; Bar Iron. " S5: steel, II;
s snesa alfonlr 70. 4 ., 0oi nenee vile
eliains, 800 p dog: yinware. 10 4 cent. OH;
GOne'mills - h cent on. MRohino bolts 4,
4eent O1i liarflnRa I.plla NJ md n c.Iii LII
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

Mnce meat, apple butter, fresh
cranberrles, new currants, cocoanuts,
citron, candies, seedless raisins, and
everything else good to eat at VIM
Brown e. Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Where Are the Rows .

Don't forget them on Christmas
Our line of shirt waists is unequalcd
in Fort Worth, and we show with
pride our line Of boys overcoats and
suits. WASHER & AUGUsr,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
OniclS Time.

On the Sci inst. H y Conner Il Co.
shipped from New York by sea and
G., G, & 5 Fe n. r., q lot OF fine steel
engravings. Tn y received them in
store Friday, being ten days in transit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

An elegant assortment OF the most
handsome bracelets ever offered for
sale in the city at Howard Tully'sl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

PouITR, liens, o. 1888 % nor dozen,
extra large young chiokens, ~ sb42.5; Tur.
s kscys DnDv~snp; 9scse. $50 @viJ Dnoks,
leGGg--Pur dozen, 2Jc.
=. Fresh country batter, choice, 2S; Creamery
o.; OLD bnttef, lg@isc, Oleonargalnc. lsc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

i.tvEnrOoia December iS-Iotton--spot
closed Hat, Irregular aud unchanged.
Middling nplands,......... .,...... ..,...S 1916
orleans ..,..........0
sales sore American S,Ssl
FOR EXPORT and speculation 500
!npMts lS,NR American, t.iSn.
Futures closed easier goncrally i6pa points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
No Quorum.

The Tarrant County Medical and
Surgical association did not meet last
night, on account OF no quorum being
present. It's cold night when the
doctors stay at home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

nAY-- New country loose from WAGON,
% s0sss ~ por tor. new corn. 40fsg5 cenls
riiora 81 Is per 20. barley zoos; cotton
seed meal sl..gper ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

New York champagne beer at
Scheuber q Hochstadter's, the best in
the market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

There were l,22j in the school TnnIsday
There war not a tardyi u room No. 7. bnild
Ing No. during the week. On Friday next
The names Of those who have not been tnrdx
or absent since the beginning OF session WIN
be Civ IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Giving Gonds Awnr 2

No; not quite. We ARE selling them
at reduced pric :. What do we carry?
We are too well known to need men
ton thar. Anybody can tell you.
WASHER n AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16


yorfEE AND Cnmmon,
lici mncy, lbsc.; old government Java, SoA;
Arhucklcs Ariosa, lSSDisssc,
IRA lmprrial,Nep' %; gunpowder. bosp70.
Sr0AW-- Fine powdered, bbls. lOkc, do,
halfbbis., &C.; out LOAF, lO,so ( grnnulated,
as,@aisc,, standard a si,tasc,, IN q. choice
white, 81 spsiSc., do cho ". O., scAsAc.; o. X.
prime, 6Nee7o. Market worry stroia,,
litCt--i louisiana, ,teeelc
Fisn- Mnckcrol, ION kita, No. !, sits; No,
Z, elOH half bbla,, No, I, ssNs No, q 1000;
White ush, No. /, hif. bbls., sT.95; No. 4, sb,e5:
pricj horrings. per box, 100. God fluh, ago,
aAisv-CoArsc, In baga, si.SSei.s As; nno In
bags -; lake. In HAT hoop bills, sa.iO;
pockets, AAms,sc.
CANNEp GooDa.--Prices per doeen, Pine
apples, standard, st.5 Peaches, standard,
lbs, sl.0,; . lbs., e2,.S6p25le seconds, 2 ms.
el.iO; \ rhs,, ss.lOs Tomatoes standard, ihs..
sll1. seconds, MS, -: fbs, 81 .9lo0lie GreNn
corn, sllODl,HS. arcan peas, Sl.SS; Gouae-
berries, sl,ahcplie; SnspherrieH, 81 b00pl Is.
oysters null weight, NJ, ella; AN, o. 10, light
weight In, njc, n, si.@t salmon, ~,
sl.bb0l.71 n. s------.-.---; Mnckorel. l ~,
sLiSsA ~; Hariinea, American, $500 easel
imported, sln.bntslt 70 case; Strawberries, . ~,
N.alml9h; blnck berries, sl..t; Green Hlgcs,
si,aQi Eaaic Condensed milh, ss.oc; crown,
sD'a, Swias, sG6e..
,suspR,,S,-sn,rch,. a,sc. soap. common
l6Ac halvoa. iec; qNnftorn, lur. Indigo. SIC m.
hlneing, MhlnO dozen. Colunan'H mustard,
sl,tltplo,hO dozen. Muccaroni. imported, lacib,
American, el.N box. Buck cts two HOOPS
s. 10 dozen. well bnckota. si.sS dozen. Brooins,
Oh, 5S,lN y1dpHOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

The largest and most varied stock OF
silyerware ever offered for sale In the
city Just received for the holiday trade
at irully's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

For pure wines go to scheuber 4
Hochstadter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

MisArl--Sugsr onfou Mans ilSc, y. g. q. a..
CON ~ 4; x, q, dry salt, M.
l.Anp-'Iiorcea, p'4a; 10 ana ~ N cans, egfc;
gpm cans, lOci 10 N cans lNls,; Sm cans, lullc
\ N Gang, lnhC,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

For all kinds Of liquors and cigars go
TO Scheuber q Hochstadter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

Try Valley Mills combination COW
feed. and ask yourgrocer for my bolleC
meal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

Boys shirt waists in white and
fancy percales,
WASHER Il Ayousr,
Cor Houston and Fourth Sis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Weekly Statement

Ofaverage actual enrolment, attendance and
hardness of the city public schools Of L IT
Horth,f r the week ending Friday, December
a lSS3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

aALvfsroN, December lb--CofroS Re-
celpis, net, l,Tsn; exports, 10 Great Britain,
.l7s. stock, l,H.0iA.
~po' closodquiet ana unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

Go to IL ward Tully's for set OF
solid silver spoons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Nov York,

NEW YoRE, December l5.--FL0UR--
Dali.
WHEAr-Spots, y Go 4 cent higher aud
strong, options opened i.tbff better last nd.
vance dee incd tribe but reacted I'D
closing steady; ungradod rod VI: No. d red
J 0ii5: No. . red la5Tpi I0ig.
ouE spot 4 lover options opened 4mlS
higher, nhorward declined .mlts, elosing
steady with q recovery OF 80: ungTado sd "a
0ilS, No. g. 10i. ~. No. 20i@t59,.
pHOytbioss.
coYFEE--SpOt fair; rio dull. options opened
10 lower, closing 1rin and decline rccoi cred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Go to Dodd " Co.

For your holiday WHISTLES, Old Me.
g,bnen, MeBrayal, Ripy, Kentucky
Club and Mclwood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Cotssu.
Wa aull.s The ouotatIc


rsiSrs..-.Aibion, solid black, O; Simpson,
solid blacks az; Albion, siivcrgrny. q Albion,
shepherd plniu, q American, nsncy, .. AL
ems, fancy 4; .Allen'e douhlc pink, vs.; Ar
crbocker ancy, i; McrrimacK fhncy. 0iS Mn
fion fancy A.b orion furniture, q Berwick,
~; Dunkirk, ~: Hamilton check, u
. hLhAcuEn SiifRrfNo AMI SuEErfNG,--
hsiartyale Sesnch, e,S Chapman S9inch, o,s,
r'iuit OF the Loom, W.; New York Mills. iuIs:
Wonsutt~, 10y, Pembroke %, 10; pol broke
~, w Pembroke ~ q. Pembroke %, NY.
pomhrokc loI,. ~ Hope. Neinch, Z; Rose
iRowS AitfsriNa AMI suisriSu.--A,ian-
W. A,N; ATLANTA A on; Indian Head s, In
/" an yardsuck ING focahontas ~: Pied.
mont d; Lowell 2e.i, 10; Pembroke 81. 20;
Pembroko i0t, a2's Enierprisc H. ". ------
..os ,ilA; Saya, q ioon., ~; Wo,tcrn star sos,
~; Wost Point Sos, II; Wost Point iuox II,
NoLoRsD pucks-Anchor ES, Sc; Anchor
nD, ~ Boston on, vi; HoStnn xA, ie,s:
csiosa re, IS; Drills XCE' ID; Mer,hun,
"A, e;. omega a, 49, standard X, IL
rhorndikc u. ~; Thorndike a, s; stand-
ardz, ~; nnngor s,x
mbia, " Jewctt. 4; Amoskcag, 1.
,JEANs--A bbcttsIard. II, cents; Coviugton,
u long leland, Ms; Elkton, 81; Crosby
vile, @N h9mholdL ~ ~ Nicholas, IS.
100 pair; ia white, $3.50, soi, i,oS, SID 10 go
pair. Economy, colorcd, 5lb., si.s1lS pair:
do. slh, $500 pair. Rocky Mountain. col.
Ord, tib;, sl,aG do, alb, tiS. Cambridge,
s snis sy so s SS ao e s s.a ans srsGS o
star \ Crescent siivc Gray, s.lb., sc.75; do,
i,oSo 100, Bias, s.to $50 TO Scc pa ii''' ''S'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Goto Dodd ~ Co.

Diamond pins. ear drops, solitaire
and cluster rings at Howard Tully's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

For Christmas wines go to Scheuber
d Hochst,ldter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

RANaAs CRY. December lI-t'ArrLt.--
Receipts NO, offerings light market nrIn.
native steers ui 1855 pounds 10. Htoclscrs
and feeders 7b,ii ~; cows 25stig'.
~IiEEr- Receipts ~. market steady and
mirly active; natives of 80 TO % pounds ay.
erag0 Jleg3 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

KNksRs CRY. nermnbor 10 WHEAT,
Lower, 49, oash SIX hid for January; % bid
for May.
Cons Lower; cash 8a's; December 3s8gs,i,
Jnb uRry l1,s60H9,; May i6..
OATS stronger ~ ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

BARK, Cinnamon, per nouui. i3e;--c. bark.
Peruvian. per pound, i1asaJ, bofAS per b'
l5f9iti b'-carbonntc OF soda eaf n Vali< 4, n.
pef2s pei ~. ~; cEytoroll neF ,..l i irssI %.
rlnchonidA, PEE NJ, n3stsi 90 esrlile soap
lnlotll per y, wv creain sftar. q ~, per
csioinel II q W., per pounr.. sCAb1 ealo,ncI.
tnglisn: ner npugn: | ~. n; chiofAi nv.
arate, 1901 ~ chiorofo m, II 70. oompo 4.
epaoil salts. Per pound 3s,6 gum opinni, per
pound, -; gum CAM nor, Do: nlorphins.
qainiDs, PA w, pc .os'. 4 t5 a9insna. liz.
man, per Ca, ~. -' -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
ng.,,u,,u,t,o,,


powdoi-- biaetins, y kcs, So 70: ride. " ~ ~.
y g tsinyi W. nss ~ hiiie re ~. ~ 81;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

Solid silver card receivers at Tuny's,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

Ladies' st. Albert chains at the Jew.
elry store of Howard Fully.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

For your holiday WHISTLES, Old Me-
gihhen, McBrayar, Ripy, Kentucky
Club and Melwood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

hUDah-- Mnfhet lnDled dun aud nOIiiIDDIi
refined quiet aud lower. standard 77iIeg
~.
hoLlssgs Quiet aud steady; New orleans
3Oeo52.
Itiog-psmand fair and mu-hot Drn.
poliE Firm.
i.AaD--slrm Western steam spot 10
g1p.
Cur MKArs-unli and nominsl.
wool.
WooL-steoayi Texas Il@H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
rorali

Wheat. ehoj.A 800. 6apo. MEDINA -xasc
inie Hor, 0R<sc; oats. 1nas2,<e: barley, 40as
s s,c; corn to45sci rye, 0esna; bale hay,
siuYle. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Go to Dodd Il Co.

For your holiday WHISTLES, Old Me.
gibhen, McBrayar, Ripy, Kentucky
Club and Melwood.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
CHURCH NOTICES.

st Paul's NJ. Il. Church, cor. Main
and Ninth streets, Rev. p III. Bodkin,
Pastor. Sabbath school at $3.50 a. M
preaching at IL II. m. and S:l5 p. nj.
Strangers welcome among us.
There will be divine service at the
Fourth street M. Il. Church, South, at
IL n. M. and at S p. M. today. Morn
ing sermon to parents.
HORACE BISHOP, y. G..
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
corner Fifth and Taylor streets, Rev.
Robt. ID. Wear, Pastor; Sabbath school
at $50 a. M, Mr.. w. +. Fakes, super
iptendeut. Morning services II a. M ,
subject, "Working;n evening services,
p. M, subject, The lot OF evil doers."
Music Ms usual.
Presbyterian services in the Third
ward school-house, on the west side of
South Main street. Preaching at /
a. III. and S p. m. Sabbath school in
the afternoon at $3.50 p. m. All are
cordially invited.
REV. HENRY BASKERVILLE,
AT the First Baptist Church the
theme in the morning will be an
answer the question, what is the
meaning of the word Church, and
what Is the nature of the Institution
The sermon u. night will lie with n
view to revival. Sunday school ut
0:30 n. m. A cordial invitation to all.
j. ID. MURPHY, Pastor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
PERSONAL.

]. r. Leonard, Of Henrietta, is at the
FL Paso. :
W. r. Roberts, OF Gainesville, is in
the city.
W. Is. shaw, of Cleburne, is at the
Mansion House.
7. w. Anderson, Of Houston IL stop
ping at the III pAso.
John +. Penny, Of Waco, is regis
tered at the III Paso Hotel.
G.. II. Hudson, OF Keller, is in the
city stopping Mt the Grand Central.
ID. +. Boniar, of Henrietta, isin the
Fort and is stopping ut the Grand
Central.
Nit lizard, of Clair county, Que of
her solid COW men, paid the Fort n
visit yesterday.
Dave w. Goodwin and wife returned
home from very pleasant trip to the
Louisville exposition yesterday,
w. II. Curtis, that whole souled and
genial cattle king OF Clay county, was
in the Fort yesterday.
Capt. II. III. Overall, the prince OF
Them NIL In the cattle line, OF Coleman,
dropped into the GAZETTE Office to say
how'de' Yesterday.
Mr., A. T.. Simpson, deputy sheriff
! of Jack county, was III town yesterday
land returned by night train to Wealth
erlorl
Miss Lizzie Smythe, one Of Dent
sons most accomplished young ladies'
spent the past week visiting friends IN
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. King, parents of W
( NJ. King. sheriff of Jack county, pas
sed through town yesterday goinl
from Jucksboro to their home in Collil
county.
Eranl, Taylor, prominent cattle
man Of Coleman, was IN the Fort yes
( terday passing greetings with hii
many friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. Cabell Breckenridge, daughte
pfthe late Gen. John Z. breckenridge
IL visiting the family of w. v, John
son, of this city.
w. Il. Halsell, of Vinita. /. T., on
OF the prominent cattletnen OF the In
dian Territory, dropped down To tn
Fort yesterday to see the immens
change in the little Giant for it
: public good aud adornment.
Mr.. G. H. Howard Of New York, tn
champion checker player, was in tn
|, city yesterday. Mr.. Howard Is com
mercial tourist but has now n nntura
reputation ~ checker player. iii
skill is simply marvellous he having a
one time played SIX games blindfolde
aud ali with expert players. He wol
five out of the six games and the othe
) resulted In draw.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
A GYMNASIUM.
Prospects ofa Training school Here--i'ene.
ITS 10 he Derived.


There has been considerable talk OF
establishing a gymnasium nere lor
some time past, but no active Steps
have yet been taken TO secure lt' 40
one can for moment doubt but that
much good can result rom sucf an
institution. IL would give tie young
men who are confined To business
during the day an opportunity To pre-
g ire that exercise. In the evening
which Is so essential TO health and y
proper development OF their physical
strength and manhood. Many peHons
can not leave their business 10 ENJOY
the simple exercise Of walk, but II
tie city had such mn Institution as a
gymnasium, n half hour before break
fast or late IN the afternoon could be
given TO practice with the various ap-
pliances used for the development OF
the muscles. and many who are suilcr-
ing { ON debility and want OF exercise
could soon recover their lost eneigia',
besides becoming proficient IN many OF
the popular sports OF the day. The
gymuasiums or training schools OF
the present day usually consist OF a
skating rink and n department Tor
learning TO usc the boxing gloves,
Indian clubs and fencing Is also prac-
ticed. There Is school of this Kind
10 be established in Austin, which VIII
also have u bathing department or
swimming school. II Is a floating
gymnasium on the Colorado river,
and when finished will perhaps be the
most complete in the West. These in
stitutions are not constructed Tor the
exclusive use of men and boys, but for
ladies also, who ia the East resort to
them daily, and improve thefr physi'
cal beings as well as their mental
Ladies are taught to skate. swim, rid,
aud TO swing the Indian clubs, which
develops young women into robust and
healthy lasses.
1t IL hoped that The projectors Of thu
gymnasium viii meet with the success
they deserve, and that its establish
ment will soon be assured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
RAILROAD NOTES.
Local Items--Tbe Firemen's Convention
School Wnnted-Sarrow Gauge.


school Wnnied--Narrow Gauge.
All the trains on time.
Very heavy freight business over
the Il. x i.
The GAZETTE continues to increase
its circulation on the trains.
Mark Marley will greet his many
friends in the Fort tomorrow.
n. A. Cooper and O. C. Wooster of
the 7. & II. were in the city last
night.
Ed. Driscoll, one of the handsomest
conductors in the state was in the city
last night and says that Galveston is
suffering very severely from the want
OF water.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen 5 convention will be held at
Dnver next month. About l75 dele
gates will be in attendance, and at
least 1000 members Of the brotherhood.
The headquarters OF the delegates will
be nj the 1T. james Hotel, The BROTH
erhood is in ilourisbing condition.
Last year it had 900 members, and
this year ii numbers 5000.
A passenger on the Texas e st.
Louis Narrow Gauge railway who a.
rived in The city last night says Il e
first, narrow gauge sleeper on tn; b
road came down from the North FRI
day morning, and was curiosity all
along the road. He says it was a beau
tiful ear and had all the conveniences
of the Pullman ears. 1t was crowded
with passengers.
A school is wanted for the instruc-
ton Of railroad employees whose duty
IL is TO call out the names of stations
at which railroad trains stop. 1t Is
almost impossible for Il traveller on a
line with which he Is not familiar to
! distingui. II the name of place from
| the hurried and confused sounds
| which come from the lips of the man
who things open the door, and his in
| quiries from his fellow passengers sell
dom elicit an intelligent answer. He
| IN thus left in doubt as to his where
abouts, and is in constant fear that he
| will be carried beyond the point of his
! destination. The matter may he one
of great importance to him, though
! the man whose utterances ~ series
of untranslatuble grunts may not
! think so, and In some eases even life
may depend upon his reaching place
at the time set for the arrival of q
train.
4 Washin ton special says q party
of thirty surveyors left here to-day for
! Gonzales City, on the Gulf of Califor-
mia, 10y way Of the Baltimore d Ohio
and Texas Pacific, The party is in
charge of Barr Shields, civil engineer.
Accompanying the surveyors Were
Col. John Owen, civil engineer, and
! w, X, Rogers, formerly private secre.
tary to President Hayes. The survey
ors will proceed to work on the Mexi-
can " Pacific railroad, which is to run
from Fernnudma, on the coast OF
! Florida, across Louisiana, Texas and
Mexico 30 Topolobampo Bay, on the
! Gulf of California, 1t runs directly
through the Bato Lipas country,
where are situated the mines owned
10y ex-Goy, Sheppard and other Wash
ingtou parties. The projectors of the
road expect to control the trade of the
Australian and South Pacific colonies.
also New Guinea and the Java
tArchipelarO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
Hotel Arrivals.
nlrrnorn1IrAN norEL.

hETEhFRLiIAN nDIEL.
MI whitman, RusS Nat Centre, Skier
A 5 Greenlee, Honey man
Grove Charles BrOnd, Paris
S u Rsmythe, Decatur Miss Dedis Gin, ne.
eatar Is i johnson, Mya-
ID NJ Lynch, Hodge RADIO
w McCune. Archer j > Dongherty, Llano'
nc Truly ,Portsmonth,, w III on, Ports
Ohio mooth, Ohio
ri h Morga :, Dallas j w Draper, Texas *
Robt smith, Colun- Pacific railway
eia, Tom ~ Reynolds, -
l & Y Kendall, Austin Chas = Graves, Aus
ISL isteT 's''''''n'' N'N' John ,n Council, Big
Harry Howard. Bard spri Is
III hnNis, WellsYile, II W Moore, Wells
New York vile, New York
GRAND CENTRAL norEIa
u 4 Campbill, swife e NJ Crane, city
aud son, tl.ouis II W Seago y .
& Hamilton, nenison X I Twomhly, city
NJ = llighsmith, san ii ii HLghsnith,
III 'reos Round Rock
". q Fluley, city Dave Thomas, Spanish
w 4. keene, Grape Fort, Tex
a., vine Tax GM DGngsby, Jefier-
w w FREEMAN, Texas SON
a plngman, city Mrs and Miss Wilson,
j taMpbeu, Chicago Memphis
$ Dennis, Ceicaso A A nureiel, TT W
g llriant NJ ] i ii byrd, county
NJ haGfnlan, - Louis Miss Moliis Davis"
!. uirshheld, Sher'n Louis /. Loeb, Chicago
Jacob EMERSON, Eu- j \ Gardner, Parts
itA' s,VlhSs ~ ihhHaest Naileas
j = Taylor, Coleman Siiy
tlly J n McWeavor, Iredell
Il Mailman TT Worth NJ / OYcc county
y Hail, city Mrs John Ptttenger,
W futenger Tiiiia titlin, ohio
III Craycroit, city
CLARK HOUSE.
Mat Griffin, Big T. T. Maddox. city.
springs. ] n Doris, city.
W j Canshan, L 4 Z X Harry Howard, SaIrd.
Y. Joe y Draper, & 4 n
w Kendall, Il & l. n Is.
r. Mrs \ w Prum, TEX.
II = Hoe Texas. John c colchill, kop-
a y smith, Longview. perl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
suits Filed in Court.

Il. NJ. Wsstbrook OF johnson county,
TeSas, has filed in the district court
of Tarraut county suit against the
Texas aud Pacific railrpad company,
for damages In transportation OF cattle
from New Orleans 10 Fort Worth
amounting 10 S3,SlS, The complaint
charges defendants with gross negli-
gcncp and delay in transporting ear
loads OF cattle from New Orleans, ON
the 25th and 28gh days of May, issS.
whereby AL Of the said cattle were
damaged, and some of whieh died
from effects OF said negligence and de-
lay, Ia the dnnage aud hess OF the
plainiih' 20 the above named amount.
Ia the county court of rarrant coun-
", M,ssrs. Hickey Il Behrens of this
city have brought suit against Z. w.
Slattery Of Fort Worth, Geo. l.. Cleve-
land OF Waco and w. Cameron, also
OF Waco, Who are contractors for the
sewerage work of this city, for the
payment of iifty-;wo promlssory notes
given hy said contractors To men en-
.,inyed by them, amounting to nearly
$500, and which have been cashed and
taken up by the pleintiffs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
BASE BAIL.
The Dallas Tournament Fails Thro,

Til. Dallas Tournament Fails Through.
There was much excitement in base
bali circles in this city, yesterday, over
u dispatch from the manager OF the
Dallas nine stating that The proposed
tournament there had been uhan-
doned, for the reason that the Fort
Worth Nationals was the only club in
the state which haze complied with the
provisions and paid the entrance fee Of
the tournament, except the home nine
IN Dallas. The Nationals OF tlils city
have been NJ much expense in pur-
chasing uniforms and prepar-
Ing for the tournament, and
felt very sore over the abrupt
breaking up Of the affair. Some Of the
players had stopped work for two
weeks In order 90 practice aud play
next week, and those ciii2eus who
subscribed towards paying the eSpeu-
ses OF the club with the hope OF Tie
Fort Worth nine securing one of the
prizes of the tournament VIII lee disap-
pointed as badly as the club members.
The nine have purchased new suits,
shoes, etc, and present a line appear
auce AZ play, and all regret that the
tournament, has fallen through. MIR.
G. +. Porter went 10 Dallas last night
10 see II he could make arrangements
for the club to play the Dallas boys
two games on Monday and Tuesday of
next week. The club play n strong
picked nine on the ball ground to-
morrow, aud those who want 10 see OF
what stuff the Nationals are made
should go out To see It.