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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

Bark. Cinnamon. per pound, issa--c: barry,
Peruvian, per pound; Sl@-: eoinz por 10.
paras, per %. 2ets castor oil, v gal, t5fsi ~;
c.nchonlde, por ounce, 70teoc.: CASTLE Eob p
lInottledl. per D., sqtg: creaso tartar. q. r., per
cai0nieI. r. q W., por pound. 1890; caloins J,
English, per pound. 1901 ~ choral by
drate. ! IDOL -; chlorofoi,n, 81 ioe----.. CON
position powder. 1900; dovers powders, ~
spsofn salts, Per pound. 5ess; gum opium. per
pound. 5g; gum cainphor, 27@-';. inorphIne
per ounce ~ 2,a 75 Jnarhlne ell, golden. %
Germsn. nor o.. ! Salai 81: potash, bromide,
4Daf5; iodide. o: cbioratc. k2en2b jun, &c.
spirits tprpentipc, Doc; Linaeed oil, e7ft i2c..
list; strictly pure white lead, 7 ~ Patent
medicines. rebate OH list: P.D. mud extracts,
rs per cent. Off; Prescrlpticn Walls, per case,
Lard oil, 1DaSl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI.
Railroad Taik-Interyiew with Prom
inent Citizen Oh Future Pros
pccis and Possibilities.
Special Correspondence of the Gazette.

Special Correspondence OF the Gazette.
CORPUS CHRISTI, April 2S.-ln the
natural course of human events the
wandering representative Of The GA
zETTE hauled up at this unpretentious
city, having its borders dashed by the
waters of the mighty deep-ihe Guy o.
fish, shells and oysters. unllke wy
city of deep water, Corpus Chrlsti -
/ now asking for an outlet overiahu'
and being willing to divide ana ae.
yel0p other sections would De cohteh,
70 have modest line oil raliroau
tapping the interior cities Of 5an Az
tonic, Austin, or abe would ask airsc.
connection with Fort Worth, ora nei
modesty not say, TOO much deep wa
ter to reach so high" Inc ouJec.ne
POINT being Austin, us an interview
quoted below from prominent pliihei
of Corpus Christi will show
Reporter Mr.. Dodridge, do you
think your people have lost signt u
the importance Of additional eonuee
lions with the outer world anu uo ~.
think they are now satisfied WIN I'M
transportation facilities they nave.
4 Mr.. Dodridgc Our people ~ ",
awake to the Importance OF q more ~
rect connection-one which woui'
open TO Corpus Christi new iields am
develop rich country, now WILTON
communication with the outer woIl'
"a field which would offers COCO loca
traffic and make railroad investment
a good one.
Reporter You speak Of rich nei
: TO be developed. Can you give Us q
: Idea of the outlines OF the route W
: refer TO? ,-
. "a railroad To San Antonio
q Austin In an almost direct line wou'
!. make short route and good come
lions, besides open up q rich count'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

pockets, $40, Number iM ditto, less tho
pookote, SA9; No. loose laced, coarfe s,ill
tree, 81; No. loose rivitOd do go; No: 4
Colorado, genuine short Friesohe tree e9S, No
II ted cnasnc, siQt No. ~ do, f.tili tree. gtb !,
Nc,as, Stitched, mn rig, rose tree. 50 30; No,
y, tass<cd do, do, -; thrce-quarior and half
rigs, me,.'s, t16tS; do, boys. e365,
long tng, complete collar, brides, lines,
ptcl, taos.apa3; ~ Inch, machine, short
tug. comploln, 80 90, -, Inch, baud, oak
tug complete, tI3 90.
spuRsl-- Enreka No. 2, chased, per dozen,
y 2oi lndlanola, blned, per dorcn, 81 sol:
Mexican, Two 70 thfee-inoh roweis, e9 2sDs55
IEuoINS..,N0.l !, Cal. style, cali, eS; No. 4
Cal style, nip logl,in leather, o 80: No, z do.
~ No. 2, old Btyls hin do, 81 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

wursxr-soo,,rs

wnmxr-Rootiued u lOei6p, ~ per proc,
sour maeh, ono yenr old, 81 90 two yaara old
extra old whibky Sid}5,
wISrs-Clarai, caHe,lss 8o@iOa0. Nv psro Hsh
ityi Catawha, per gallon. a1se 90 Potts $40
per gel, 81 60tSS ", White wine, In cs.set,
" uOdeiO 20.
CuAMpAoNH-G. II, Bnma u Co., EEtra
~ %; Rrug, In basket, t2S 0tfs80 &c, Dbtneytit
champagne, q OOspia W. Geo. Gonlet, extiS
drv. pinla, 81 60,
A,.r-siock Ale, per dor, e. OoS2 IS; Porter,
per doS., So Ol6s2 -.
BOTTLED BrER--Lemp's quarts, sl2 90, PIT
4l2 yt Hndwoiseri quarts Sl2 CO. pints sla W,
tirlnngar boer, quarts, sl9 90; pints si3 "a;
schltn Milwaukee, quartz sl2 on pint sls ";
Anthony Kuhn'H, alta 400, pints si2 20
| ". Clauseu 4 SONS chpupa beer, quarts
| kllb1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

I'D. O. n. LUBBOCK, PHYSICIAN AMI
~ Surgeon, Fort Worth. oiiice and resi-
streets, over STEMS, Oflioe hours q. m. 10 2
p. M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
Country Produce.

Potntoek-Irish, mon hern, y bbI - !:
sack, 0Js--c,: sweet, per bnabei, u ooe. on
sss5 Beans. IL. P. med. bbla., s5<c.,. lsrgs
lima, Bl1e.: small buttsr. It<g5c. Pickles,
medinn, per Dbl, o. small, Per bbl. ~;
Cheese, isif cream, isJlc..I fall cream, isc.
Peanuts. bGloc CIDER, helibhi.. $500. Cab
ba-gc, none.
your,a spring chickens, O 75S -; Turkeys,
Is vJ.1is W: .sesss, " % 81 0yi pneks. % COG
s3.
Y,uos-Psr dozen. IA.
Frs.sn country 0uttsf, choice, ii Creamery
&G31 5zc... old butter. sGise,; oisomsrgs-
rfne, lac.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
Fish and Oysters.

Red shesphead and trout. per pound, l2.zc.
OvsrEIts--Baltimofe Diamond brand: Ola
monds. ~ 50 psr dozen; Hsiecf, ~ 70 dozen
Matagorda. DJc per iOJ: Berwick Bay, u %
per lN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS


st. Louis.
s,,oo,., 90 ,ho c,ovA,,e
opeS'aA " 'Ho e"N .,,.o, Voc
sr. LOUIS, April S0-Wheat InaiKe' was
more or less unsettled, and decidedly weaker
"nu az '.4e S'V7S s"o ~
May and one cent for June.
There was a considerable pressure In the
corn market to SELL but me demand ne' ~
fairly, though the Outside adylces were gem
oroii,, ofa ds,reseino tenor. The bu,iug
was marked bya great deal Of caution. The
close was weak and ihree'elghths auu lhTee-
iourins lo"ei ''in 1.'.s' - n,,d vary
Provisions were weak sln pIice anu Ne'S
dull. The demand was ngDt'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

td nAr bale D ssy n 30 % r ~ ssss so
CTS. Data, county. 50452is CTS. Bran. si.oo
a ssr ivi. chopi, - % per o lby. Cotton
seed psesl. si.Ol y 100. kiliet. per ton, tlc
Gii, Ailietfssd, Soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
CnicaEo.
sneo,al TO tho Gazette.

CHICAGO, April J0.--Thc closing usy oi
,bo ,,onth did not disturb business In me
Ieast. and trading, II anything, was uiier
than Yesterday. Jan the markets opened con-
siderably lower and the tendency rom tns
openiug was towards stu further dc aines'
-he buIls did not exert themselvea much 70
nusl, I'M prices, while the bears were saus.
ded,o look on. This truce Wall not ins'
lang How the cat viii jump is Il PROTEIN
everybody is trying 10 find out,ont mol many
a,e willing TO bet ON their opinions.
Wheat continues 10 be the speculative ~,
,,cle and prices fiuctnaied more ihan o'
corn or provisions. .,, M,
corn was slow ard prices weaker Dut Dol
considerably lower. ,.,
Provisions wereslow. June po,A 80. ~,
Mt III, fell sos. per barrel, then cimoss w
10 the starting point There "cs 'u' ''''-s
i ,,one ia other months.
lard was fairly active, and the same CO..
be said OF loose meats. a,a nro
In the afternoon grain declined Ahu ~
| visions maintained their own
& The following are the deelpss ~ 49, CO..,
Nav wheat declined lc,, June lHc, siA' w.
| 10 Jane corn l,lc. Pork and iaia ''
higher. on All grade
at 5 10 o.6j
sheep sea.ce.
LIVE srocx.
p,overs. Journal reports hogs , W w Z,
poo rough packing iss is ri s ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

trLouE-Qu iet md unchanged.
al INA ~ May a0iqifs; June
VoHN- 5iWsS 4: NAV ISri5i, iune stase
s52s; July 553tGa5fi. s'' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

goo ~ ,oi 20 choice shipping 7cas Oh common
sti.SfsSr;-.R0e,cseiipis, 1900 inferior TO fslr
TO extra 7SwtsQ. 49, N"o'so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

wbsst. cnoios .soc.asl. medium, s0eso
sSs: corn. ssslsi1c; rye. soSs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

|eass'sI!-oFFlcF or
s,Ts.sy-WasbIne-
ny sxtisiactorv
7SsiiAiyIed, ith,is
y Fort Worth
,,.esl,i. " Worth. in
ssi's.c,i Texas, has
s'u'o f TIE ie.
"a sale, required
49, !. association
@ The bus.li.
C2S%sssss.l, John .Iay
vsoe.ey, DO here
~ VITA National
,srret'h, IN tl,s
=, Teas, IS s,,s
a. nesa Of bank,
wy. hundd,r,sasII
<AtI1fl NJ ~
S !; y N, han,
Eai.yKsosx%,' '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

,s Ss1 N's: aS'ii ~ Y: Il a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Hscyes--, orr icd, per pounc ,.'......-.a3t! 5sto
Mutt0ns-Fair, fat muttons, a 21f5Ao
Choice, per pound, ...,......J 6<sizc
dDkh-Icr Q<1Ho
stock hogs. per pound .....,......gJ<84
Bulls aud ftagsl for saunaee nanufac-
lure, per pound. .,s......-..,
ket. 800
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

SPECIAL 70 the Gazette
KANSAS Cry, April sa--provislous
showed more life and prices are quoted y 10
y higher all round.
Lard fairly activeats.
Fork steady at ie.1S
Cattle receipts 2.op. Market CARLY active
and a shade stronger. No Texas orored
sales TO q.
sheep- None offered and In good demand
Wheat and corn nearly Flower.
.wHsAr--sf4 bid cash; ssx Md May; So,
,, oonS- i2k CASH iglsi27s May; l2yl e!t
OAis SOY bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

COFFEE Spots Rio fair: l0'<d1lis; options
- TO 3lpoints higher and active, owing 10 al.
vance In Havre and reduced stocks and re
ceipis at Rio steady. offerings liberal.
Rio No spot : %.
sales: $40 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

mowers. journal reports hogs y LIZ ~ ma M
o. oior rousi, packing l5fs ~ pecA'ns -
shipping 7ta6 s5 light ~, :. saDGs ";
rirTLE-,Heceipss 9't; EXPORTS"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
New YORK,

Nav YORK. Aprl 30. = cor1oy = spo'
closed dull.
Gales, 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

All the popular brands of can goods
at Spencer d fuckers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

Kansas CRY, April So.--Thc Live stock
Indicator reports.
ttATrLR-Receipts not rcpor' cd: steers al
leO TO l,ia3 pounds average, 8 icSS ~; cows
.2@i W; stoclSers aud feeders. 4 luts W.
HOGS Receipts, n,otc. Market weak, slow
"a 10: mainly, 2SiS5 Is.
snEEp -Recelpts, l0l Market quiet;
native clipped averaging 50 pounds closed al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

[tlasrsM.rgRs GRA-
In Ky lots. Also
\ p,r,,sWrrunning
1 Gla'ssss. All Work
! Hos.,1 a call or
ENn street.
E|sss9tA SCALE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
Futures closed easy.
Sales, $4,000.


For export and speculation, go.
Imports. 5000. Anne lean 300.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

NEW .loRS. April So.-BHEvEs- Receipts
prices declined one dollar per head and mar
ket closed weak: common stiicily prime
steers Oud1 on; fancy "a: exporters bought
Opr'mc steer American ieIrie orator beef
DUH London and Liverpool " cents.
HREP-Rscclpfs 5,pN; mark active at
5 az 20 for unShorn sheep, I 20 far unyhorn
yesrlings, 52se0 - for clipped sheep. 100
30 per head fJr spring lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
EELl.AsEors.

ss,ly.,A s.i Al A. j.
' sac street, Fort
Ia ~ is.ail dealer in
~, zoe pocket cut.
,sa;ns. nets, etc.
seedsguarNnteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

Nxw ORLEANS. April 80. : CorreS-
Spot closed quet.
sales, 800.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
LIN roR RENE

,sAN REslDENCE.
.rsnls leo wells aud
iaana, a ilne dairy
I, ,, hAd a half miles
Joy ipornlng and
,pe. Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

Il vyow THAT " =
p.lns 'sI lava, Lagnayrn,
s'.,,,hs, cliy,thls y,ogu.
sl' TN !. 'beIns flesh. W;
,srnsr Main ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
COLUMN.

COLUMN.
t. 81. ussd VII I'll. y sa "a
Pa sss raisa n w ss .,,.
! I q. upe- ~ PAR.
n r~,Issn . ssn, ascoua.
4, ,ssSmnuins '''''A
e, cLAIRyo.,'SS,A,Ss hc
Fln, s,sd rscc n, You main ain
! l,y sadsas, NH Nay s.
|,sS room Is,,.'ses, encni yes;
E1slps,,ss ve' marriage hnu
49, t|.,.Heli,
,IiE TAILOR, al'
1 b ., Ana chsrsess nv ~
" So, a., work thai, an W..
h ~ II you don usln,
ias.sse hIs work 49,
!, lgsiiSn streets.
-s5fEE KNow.''N., eta IN
Nelssa, ~, Platforms 10, 'Os
;i r,,ssss'yseuIences a.. on ,,, TX.
HI sS TnniiSbis, q, tue ... pe.e'
S,,S ( FARM : OK on
ID. ' vs sclsble youngI laan :
Az useial IN Na'''"'
''agese Office.
is,nsselc, as we arg ,,, gu
d, By oraer u w.
5vaIRRlSPoNDS.Ns',rl ; u;
iCcx box 10 Fort
I, s;lBgI0 9REs,p9g;SS IN D.
,;s sS''f sri Worth, ieN''
L. row III.
F.ue"
..------.,.,--.
rxoW THAT W r
" Java, Lagiiayrn,
.hts rliy,thus you
5ltsia,. teEis flesh. w:
y tv ,srntr Main and
-
.s,,at.r IIELP.
s.su,gsR. WAGES
go md lodging. Adj
-------
S,,,r HELP.
: .a,lp- WORKER AT
,&
yW71,Is4E
~ n ns,a,roui, city.
= ,ss pIRBER.
s;ifLass Ia. Banp mem
ttlt S,~a Fort
.,,,Soys WANTED
, s !. ,,s,ss pa,d 10 good
so vast - ], Wifain.
haia'ps' " :"
-
BARRIERS TO WORK
l . =; s,ss Sp7ci,
rAORouGh b hd,, .
slis n ~ = 'n ,Iisor n' Cor !
-
..,yn -- MALE.
NiID-.-AH :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

The hest smoking tobacco is "Littl
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

Eff.aa ., a BROAD
ls,xI,nn inscript on
,%s,sspy Worth lodge
nv N.Y. 90 tie inside.
s'T.sstd on leayIrs :
Il. Brow" .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

s!osY PLAsrEREp
iooins and servants
suAs good neighbour
y .in Z, street, near
~ Y. G.een, Foreman
l'-s, for terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
TSslLE IIELr.

s..gsEsR. WAGES
w ard lodging. Adj
irfs,o, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

Esr,aE TAlLoMMs;;, d il
|ss sue work spd than any y
< s'iH Il yoa don, . ''e-
ksll..ssss ii, work s'''D'
!, it'lSn streets .-----=
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
BACK LINES.

G p. ROWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALO
y Pinto county, Texas. runs the finest Con.
cord coaches TO and from Millsap, connect
ing with all trains. and Is prepared TO furnish
travellers with teams 10 any point at special
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
|rsMs,siI-

cI.AIRyo.,'ys5A ny
" 90 s.nSdsss Wilt WI, S AVA i.
S'sI'i Is,sssss, s 9 e. a iesi
ipsi Ave. marriase ''~
s5sl sstisiiea. .....-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

I'ss:.@iws sfocs,
|sse',y q yrassN ana
@aap rssI.y,r , PR
"a ~si Third
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01
Yesterday To-day

FuiGrcs closed quiet but steady.
slalap A IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

I; .;lREl0GNEsP9I!NSID.
y 'i sgAfSssrttw Worth, reS''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

t. o.. ss.a . s ',a,' = sa q,
Z I =, :. Tue 70 'd Vet.
|s,1'.s' issa J, -. sss, ssso rasi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

tstS,sI.JJiTEEss,. I, az q,
ssnselc' IS we are ro "n
~ y b Cider Of com
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

~ i II. smy,he.
TaOR0UGH BRICK
,rua Il make half n
pIno. L. Minor, Cor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

mr.. W II. JERNIeAE, PHYSIo.MEDlcAL
III physician. Oiiice 219 Houston strest,
M, 2 TOD p. NJ. Residence en- Bluff street,
northeast corner OF square.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
a arand Army Post Institnted.

Major G. II. Fasnacht, accompanied by
Comrades II. X. Breneman, A. ID. Geiger
and Miles Fite, Of George Ii. Thomas post
G. A. r. went to Pleasant Grove, Fulton
township, ON Wednesday to institute a
Grand Army post. Delegations of com
rades were present from Thompson post
OF Oxford and Corporal Bear post of
Delta. The new post started with 81
members. Owing {, the incement
weather many were kept away and 1t was
stated that 25 members would be mustered
in at the next meeting. The following
were the officers installed for the post
which has not yet been named, bat the
number of which is 46l
Commander--Kirk Brown.
Senior Vice Communicates, IL. Kidd.
Junior Vice Commander - Alexander
Carroll.
Adjutant-J. Frank Cummings.
artermaster-Audrew Charles.
Cbaplain-James Ii. Clark,
Officer Of Day-Daniol Hunter.
Officer of Guard John Fowler.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
Tho white Rorse RoteI Pioperty Sold.
From the Reading Times.


Capt, Harry Whiteside, of this city, has
purchased tho famous White Horse hotel
property, in Lancaster county, with three
acres OF laud, for the sum of $500, and
will take possession as soon rs the necef.
sary arrangements eau bo made. The
property is situated in the beautiful Pequea
valley, in tho heart OF Salisbury township,
the district which gives the largest Repub-
lioan majority in Lancaster county. Tho
hotel Ia the township voting place, aud is
in.the centrc.of quite q village, with post
office known as Psquea. 1t is on the old
Continental road from Lancaster t. Phila
delphia, and Gen. Washington was at one
time shslteredsone night beneath its roof.
The Pequea creek flows close by, and there
is excellent hunting and fishing In the
neighborhood. During the winter season
1t is the resort OF fox hunters, being in
sight Of the Welsh mountains, one of the
best districts in the state for the sroIt OF
fox hunting. The distance of the property
from this city Is about twenty six miles,
and from Lancaster about eighteen miles.
The friends of Capt. Whiteside predict
that after several years regidence at the
White Horse, hs will either be honored
with the office of Squire, or will be elected
to the Legislature. The price paid for the
property is considered remarkably cheap,
a. the buildings are In excellent condition.
Capt. Whitesi o accompanied by several
friends, will pay visit to the property on
next Tuesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
AmuaannentA.

The Brftish Burtesqus Company. This com =,
bination will present their rich va riety pro.
Rramme In Fulton opera house on Friday
evening. The members OF tho company are
spoken OF as among the most clever OF artists
In their English specialties.
Rhed.- Tho great French tragedienne,
Will appear for the second time in the opera
house on saturday evening: She will present
her new play OF Yvonne," in which sho Is
drawing packed houses In Cleveland, Ohio.
The Comedy Four.-On Monday evening
next one of finest speciality companies travel !.
Ing will be in this city. 1t Is headed by tho
Great Comedy Four, composed OF Murphy,
Mack, Morris and Shannon. The party has
never been here before, and It is very seldom
that they play one night stands. They are
now drawing tremendous houses at the New
Central, Philadelphia. The speciality people
includes the Great Shaw, who "a one OF the
nnsst white face female impersonaters living,
Ihey Will present Johnny Murphy's latest
success, entitled "Ketch On"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09

A FULL LINE OF PIPES AT PRICES
IA that defy competition at
HARTMAN'5 YELLOW FRONT ClSAR
6TOBEf "r-l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09

VNnE WONDERFUL PfOCOLu PLAYER
Il will be at Excelsior Hall this evening and
every evening this week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
WORK OF OuUnT.
Intereiting Action to Recover Two hunured
DoiIArH.-Jthsr BusIoesr.

Doiiars.-uthsr Busioosr.
BEFORE JUDGE LIVINGSTON.
The snit of John s Landis aud Abner b.
Miller Va. +. Goslinski & Co., was at
tacTfcd for trial this morning. This was
An action To recover 5000 aud the facts as
detailed by the plaintiffs witnesses arc as
follows Lands was the owner of farm
in Manor township, In 1881, and Miller
farmed tobacco for him on the shares.
While the tobacco was on tho poles, Mr..
Browustein, representative Of the defen
dants, called to sea IL aud wanted to buy
it. L9adis said he did not want to sell
the tobacco until after it was stripped, but
Bro.nstein persisted in buying 1t on the
poles. A bargain was finally made, Lam
dis agreeing to strip it. He did so and de
Iivered IL at rho warehouse of the defen.
dants in this oity, in February, 1882.
When the tobacco vas delivered Brown.
stein said there was great deal OF nhite
vein among il. IL was agreed that S40
should be deducted. BsoSnstoin next OBJ
jsoted to the way the tobacco was put up,
and said it would have to be re-assorted,
and no deducted $500 from plaintiffs bill.
agreeing to refund the difference in cost
for re. asserting and the 5000. Plaintiffs
were satisfied with the arrangement, but
they subsequently learned that the tobacco
was not re.assorted and they demanded
return Of the $500. Goslinski S Co. re-
fused to return 1t and plaintiffs brought
this suit. On trial.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
In the suit Of the First National bank Of
Lancaster We. George II. Hartman, action
on promissory note, the jury rendered u
verdict in favor OF the defendant.
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unsettled supernne State, at 81 9o02 IS !;
Extra do, q 1905 25 Pa. family, % 10
as 20 winter clear, % 1904 6oi do straights.
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straight, s5 00a5 so; Wisconsin clear, s3 IS
az 25 straights, u 5O95 winter patents % 90
05 SO spring do. % bOQo 70 fresh ground
springs scarce.
Rye hour AT s3 70.
Wheat--market quiet but steadyj No. I
Western hesI, Ss5zSB5iAcj No. do, 500 No. l
Pa do, 9l992c, No. Delaware do; 500.
Corn duh. unsettled and lower, with liberal
offersj steamer. os06ec sail yellow, $50
Oats -market duh, barely steady No.
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nnlannonnoou NEWS.
Events Near ana ACROSS she Uouusy Limo.
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Events Near ana Across she Uounsy Limo.
A terrific rain storm swept Harrisburg
on "Wednesday evening. Many window
panes in tho upper part OF tho city wcrc
broken, trees were uprooted and limbs
snapped off~C ~Chimneya were blown down,
and loose articles OK posed to the fury OF
the storm suffered more or less. Two
spans of the wagon bridge over the
Susquehanua river we're uproofed and a
portion of the side thrown down by tho
wind. The storm hiss dono considerable
damage 10 fruit treos in the adjacent
country.
A Harrisburg horse dealer named j. +.
Hitc, ono Of tho most prominent In that
section, has been missing for over woek,
and 1t Is geGorally supposed ho has de-
oamped. When he left he la said to have
had over e9,O00 In money with him. while
ho left debts behind almost equal to that
amount. At tho time Of his disap ppearance
q young married woman, residing only q
short distance from him. left her husband
and went away. 1t Ia believed they have
gone together.
Andrew Cree, young Scotohmap, aged
"a years, carpenter employed at the old
shaft of tho Kingston coal company,
Luzerne county, was killed In that COL
liery Wednesday. Ho was at work repair.
ing the pullcys Of the plane when he was
caught by descending car. which struck
and passed over him. His body was
caught by tho swiftly moving wire rope
aud literally cut in two before IL could be
stopped.
Henry and Nicholas Zimmerman,
brothers, aged respectively 30 and 90
years, were stabbed and fatally injured in
n fight at Homesville. Sohuylkill county,
Wednesday night The Zimmerpan
family had been. .engagod In family quar-.
rel when crowd OF outsiders rushed In
and mado the fight general. Warrants
have been Issued for the arrest Of five
persons concerned in tho stabbing.
The slate manufacturers of Lshigh and
Northampton counties belonging TO the
Slate Exchange announce general reduc.
tion Of 10 per cent. In wages to all opera
tives. Fully $500 men are affected.
They made good wages, and no trouble
is feared. The action is the result Of o
falling of in demand for slate.