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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

BAR IRON, 81 20 - Norway, TO-, No. 2, /,
sheet iron, &c; No "a q si,eot Iron. ar
galvanized sheet Iron, acpiOiSc., No, a Y so,ia
l7cs No. 4 do. 15c,, 2ix:s room ng TIN. eli n
@Di5 so; lix2D and l0Sii pat. do, sT 1904 So
timers wire, 10 pcr cent. OF: timers stock
forty per cent. OF; cook stoveB, with ware
$40 5Ddl2o 90, do, With trimfainps, ela bDlDSDfD
WOOD WORK. Wagon nxies. plo, e6si oJ
tongues, eOcetSl ~; siugletrcos, 81 10; boisicrs
Soc. spokes "a 55ODs co; felloos, Oh ssdsa I'd
Doubletrecs, e. 1904 90; neck yokcs. AZ GOA
loo; plow beams. b00t6do,; pillow handles, 81 II
D2b0; handles, 81 1902 90.
NAILS, 81 0j key, bslsla lOd.-Burden horgs
shoe, per kcg, % %; Perkins do, 20 10; Walk.
or do, Is 90; Burden mule, 81 90; Northwest
err horse shoe nails, No. 5Oc., No, o, no., No
q. Sc, No. 2ic., No. 8, 2Dc.; "Lsko's' do, No
I. i5c.. No. 8, 90 No. u, go. No. I, zoe, No.
100; Ausabe do. No. 4, 49,. No. 8, 2;o., No. O.
2ic., No. lsc:, No. 4, lsc.
AXls-K.K., per dozen, ss 50dsi0 co; Ialre'i
70 oo@p pii ,hncsenssck, 70 5Oap1 90; boys
REFRiGERA TO Rs.---No. Climax. siJOO:
No. 2, do, 1850; No. do, $50; No. 4 do, s25i
MIsCELLhNEous- chains, 2 70,
pair, ieL7c.. pillow singlotroos, per doz., e225
Bells, 60 per cent. cd: door locks, ey2sdoS T 90,
wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent. on: H. u caai
door butts, AZ -nDd 10 por cent. of; cut and
timed tacka, ~ per cent. of; coffee mills q
per cent. or; blind hinges, 80 and 10 per cent
on; carriage bolts, 70 and 10 por cent OF
plow bolts. rs per cent. or; piece tin ware
30 per cont. on, deep stamped ware, 80 PEI
cont. OH; shallow stamped ware, 90 per cent
OH; ispsnDed ware, 40 per cont Oh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROFESSIONAL.


NK. =. j.. COOPER. Physician and Surgeon,
~ Office and residence. li0T Main street. (op-
posite cotton yard. oilice hours-9 10 III Il.
IN. ana ito p IN. telephone Connections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
building Material

LusRnI- Rough lumber, boxing, IL incbe,
and under. nrsi-elsss, s2i dripping. 1sxg, SCI
boxing and flooring, clears, US; thlok clsars
~ and III, 81; rough lumber. second cisss
Bi6, ioiat and scentling, culls, sl6.
BiDfH0-first common white pine, e92 90
second do. $50; third do. s2j; poplar. r2d OO0f
"a bO native Pine *; s22 90 do ", t25 pativ,
DhEssnD LpHnEn- Boxing l2inchss anc
under, e26 oOgs2s 90 do hx3, go OD0taB N
Bcantllng, Jolst CT any common lumber
s26 OO1S w. boxing oyur IA inches. groove
80 70: tblck clears, IA TO and q. $50 0oS,s1 81
second class. any kind. e2l' 0UiD2} So
DRgssED AND MATCHED FLOoRIHg--F1rEf
class, w; second class, f2l.
WHITEPISE FuRHIsHlso LDhBnn-lk, u
And inoh white pine, 40 Inch do, sob
CKILIsG--BEADEp on PLAIs-Fiiht com
poplar, W. s2g O0is2f 90; poplar, X, ss25ONS6 o5
native Pima W. t22.50; do. ", e26.
POPLAR dgnsER.--lN, *, ana inch, go
BnIroLEs-- White Pine A, %; do shaded A
brand, t5; do No. 2, $40 do No. 3, Is 10: uatiys
saved heart, 81: aaps. s3.2o.
PIoKEIB.--White pine. dressed and headed.
~ nare or fat,Di: yellow pine do. o.; lath
LIsx, cKnKrT, Ero.-- Lime, Austin, "a 20
per Dbl. Cement. Louisytlle cr RossnslS, f27t
pSr bbl.: Portland. q 10 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
hev York or Michigan. 70 W per bbl. Piaste,
BsIoK.- FiTs-proof 10 psr M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

WEIsyy-Hooti5ed u IeDlsc on rer PROOF
sonr mash, one year old, a o. two yesfa 0id
extra old WHISKY egsal, ~ 'N'
WINri--clnroi, csse,ss 5nDioDo, "a per q taI
ity; Catawba, per gallon, $40 tOi Port, ei oNa
pnr gal, q GOES Vs Whito wine, IN oeIra
"A OOnip 90.
CitAmPAorE--G. II. Muinm a CO., Extra
~ %. Krue, In basket, cS ud3S0 %; nnines.it
div. n,nts. s.H 90.
hf.r--Stock Ale pSr dos, 80 O04s2 rs. Pofter
per dos., 81 O0tH2 Is
DorrLsD BERH--I,emp's quarts, yl7 90, pts.
N2 %; BudweiHep quarts tl2 10; pints ilg 90
Erlergar beer, quarts, SiS %; pints his iSt
Hohlius Milwsuh GO, quartz fi2 %, pintS sia I0;
Anthony q kuhn's, ats sl2 20, pintn gIl 10
II. tlnuson hnns obs nlragne bear, quartz
sii60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, IsN,--c: bark
Peruvian, por pound, 2of9--: bprax psr Ib.
IbD--; hi-carbonate OF soda per 10 alsgt: cop.
mDchonida. per ounce. 7cCgsoc.: CASTLE sos .
(rnotuedt, per n, FOB cream tartar. q. p, per
pound, soDf.; chalk lump. per pound, Sas
English, per pound, lONi ki; ollioral by,
drate, i tbDI IS. ciiioIoforIn, VI IC0s----: com
position powder, 25aSS0; doveis powders, / 25
ponnd, so gnm ca,Dphor. NO.; morphine
por ounce ~ 2583 10: machine oil, golden. rs
go quinins. J.. 4 ", per or. 8Sei 20 I;
4Odtis iodios. ] rs: cbIorate. xzs15 Alum. ic:
Spirits turpentiBe, Doc; Iinseed oil, 61Qsi go.
Flour sulphur, 195c; Essential oils. ~. Louia
list; strictly pure white lead, 7 ~; Patent
medicines. rebate on list; +. u. fluid exincig,
% per cent. on: Prescription yials per csse,
30 and 10 per Of. on; do, broken 80 per o. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

Mr,ra--surnr ourcd. hana lnlw nrCu
paoon Iso. z 4, bacon liz dr ,, s,i -
10. '' ~ '''' 49, . " ''S '"''
ON, az ~ inc. INA c,. "a 81, .a,' t az y
n eana. exc 'O' ''''S A','' ON CAMS i0'''
CoSTS S,t u, ;nnomon liz. ordinary me-
dsir, 10; prime nsS, ;oE s,snoy, - OLD
i sSIe2o. '"'"' '''-''' Ai"s'A''A A''oA"'
aHa tgyevi gmdhp9pWS s oUaI9,
,tGtphis -. 1nn1 ooi'" sssS,, We
a.a,,a,s $500 i i s,su,, ~, ~ ~
s,aisd sSe'; Ioudsihhh rihnnisIea szo,g
s s,. I'D cnoiee "hite' ~ % &C.
yipi ,rs, c'ilp ,i,iea, ,5Ag IN,
5,.. sS,eanasa ,p yIssu ty q, *, No
81 NJ is hti' W. No. e.'o r ~
dy,;yo AM sii hhjs e ~ 'o.. NJ M 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
s. Louis.

pSSi"' otne 0nxotte.
81. LOUIS. April ss--wheat slow n, ,,o
,'sr'' put there was no giving way amer :,
, 81. unucr way; an occasional dragging down
"ouiu not last long. II looked very mueb a.
'nousn The longs have made up their minds
- iorce q rapid advance ard squeeze ,ns
saor.s out The close was nrm at advances
OF 1ESA; June 4. ''''s
in 'ne corn market scarcity of sellers
tended 10 restrict trading carly in the aav
out when prices got up ~ cents there woro
,ree sellers the bears giving way rracefni,v
La'er sellers held back. Right up 10 tho
.,ose Tue hrmness held on undated and the
putls had full control to the last.
I'm, ~ 'ne provision marke, the feeling was
better and trading large. VS.
BACON was active.
Cattle slow and shade lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

MECHANICS HOUSE, BY MRS. NARY A.
lil Moore corner OF Thirteenth and Houston
streets. Table board $3.50 per week meals =,
cents: lodging Is and 90 cents. FURNISHED
rooms by day or week.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Joseph Chriftep
Laredo, Texas.
OIGAL HOTEL, Baird, Texas: hscing oepol
y and 10 central part OF town. Firstclsss
sample-roons for commercial travellers, doou
fare aud accommodations. Nice parior io'
ladies'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
HACK LINES.

@ 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 Ia prepared 10 furnish
travellers with teams TO any point at special
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

pooscis, 30; Number ~ ditto, lcss tbs
POCKETS, ea2; NO. loose laced coafse etiii
tree, yS,i No.. loose riyltNd do, 800, No. 4
~ I'm, Genuine short Erieselse tree, sas, No
No, 3d. stitched full rio. roso ,,se 20 lgse' W.
W, uched, 90. do, ~ tlire.onartsr ana hall
ri,s, men =, mon; do, boya,, sSs5.
long tug, complete (ccllar, brides. iinse.
s,o.)' sSa Ske% ~ lneh, innchino, short
lng, complete, no DOT ~ inoh, hand. OAK
Tux, complete, tl3bO. 1888 80
SPURS. ,,llenrekR No. :, chmea. per dozen,
~ ipuinnoln, blued, per doscn, 81 so;
=, LnySINs,--No. !, Cal. style, calf, as; No. 1
sah' btyle, nip leKRln leather, s. bO, No 2do.
u No. 2, old siyia Kip do. {ibl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
country Produce.

PotatoAs--IriHli, northern. y Dbl E. /.
sack, Doc; tsxeet, per bmshel. 81 0oe. on
% Pc neans. Il. =. med. Sbis., &c: iarss
lima, Gee, small butter, gxfs5c. Pickles,
medium, per bbl.s tgo email, per bbI ~;
n nh Sp' bn1f ea c;es isler ri eaea,a se
peanufa. 5000. CIDER. naif-bbl.. % %. Cab.
bage, none.
povLrhsmhs,h ,, MV Iva 10 per osss,
Is poQs15 b.: Geese. 80 ~ "; Ducks. " 900
Eaas-Per dozen. l5c.
Fresh country butter, cholcs. 20. Creamery
xes7xc.; old butter solve; oieomarRa-
Tine, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
ROOMS Yog REST.
EAyrED-pARTNER.

l&BLASi, DEEDS WITH BIN.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. uAgnTrK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

mr. w. w. RoUTH, HoMtEPATHisT. once
~ and residence Third street, corner Rusk,
opposite the opera house. Once hours: to
Telephone, No. 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

Red shoephead and trout, per pound, 1910.
OYBrzns-- Baltimore Diaxnond brand: Dia-
monde 81 10 per doIen; Select, ~ 90 dozen I;
hAiaHorda. SVc. per LOO: Berwick Bay, u Is
per 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
furi.,rure.

Furnlture-- l,cndstends. Imitation walnut,
eeoh " ICON " all walnut, al b0Csio 90. Chalrs,
wood acnt, " don, 90 1901 10: cane aud RATA,
scat ~ oOeas uo; cane seat, dining, el2 OOia.0JJ
uhiins aud rochera, ss nDcbia 5O large rockinsi
y gswsssou W; camp and rockers, each. 81 7ses
rabies. round, t2eoas60: hil Leaf sab0ss ~
haics, each, " 2sgeT 90; bureaus, ok b0ess1o1
baby Carriages, " 50al.D "'''- 's~' W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
Fsedsturs.

HAY Rev country loose from Wagon
y 0Slg q psr ton; bale hsy. 5000 q 100.
f ssas ;Ds os y; oa eonn. y a CO. ss
Coiion SEED meal, 400 v 100. Coitnn iced
i2xc. Miilet. per hale. siDali. JOhnson
grasE seed, " Per bushei. biiilet seed, 7sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

SuGAR-Quiet but steady; Musct vado az
centrifugal, s.lG; refined, weak; granulated,
u 1516@7.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Cuba Is.
REF Demand fair and market frm.
TALLow.-Bteady.
RosfN-Firin.
TuBPESTINE-Firm.
WooI-Quie and weak.
PoRk-Flrm.
BEEF-Steady; cut meats, nominal; long
clear middling,p.
LARD Firm, western steam spot s7s;
May, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
COTTON A.ARxrr.
cor1oS REcEfPrs AT ALL uxrrrn ,r,~..
PoR7~,

F,annd this week to Great sritain....
Cl,nt,n.r.- ''''''s''-''''".,......,...
'rotai
stock at all u. s. ports This isv "a
sto, yesterday. my ..
This day last year. ''''''' q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

Spot closed firm.
Bales, Geo.
Quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
I.,vcrpooI.


GALvrsrov. April 20 --CorroN-- Rcce,pt IN,
exports none. Spots closed auiei. sails
none. f"'N' s'nes
Quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

CoFFEE-Spois fair Rio duh and weak at
lok: options quiet and shade better; Rio No.
Z. spot ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
Kansas CITY.


Special 10 the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, April 25.--Proylslons are
called quiet and unchanged, and but little
was done in loose meats.
Lard was slow.
Pork was steady at IL co.
The cattle market was dull and the yards
were full TO oveIiowlng, over 5000 bead being
in the pens, and prices were lower.
Sheep were dull.
Wheat was active and higher
PRODUCE
WHrAr-s5h cash. $50 bid; SOY bid April,
S8l< May.
May.
o,Ts-S2 bid cash; 3!Ij May.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CAdTLs--&eceipis 1870; shipping steers OF
Ito to 400 pounds average, 0 SOS So
butchers OF gT5 to ,l50 pounds average
e0dpj 81; COWS 0OGD3 30.
HOGS Receipts GOO: heavy So95 70: medi-
um 1915 60: light 25er5 ~.
SHEEP Receipts 1865.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

FutuTFs cIOsed weak.
kalla al lIa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

InmhIers, per dnzen....... ............s $40 Or
1vn,cts per nohe 800 20
oi ass so t, pieces. per uonen,.- UDloIz 90
GLASS molnssea pitchers, No. No dog Xsn1
yaas n, ,.,h pltcIers NO. M doz 64tO
1n p,oneis psi doscn...... 1 60qt23 %
Glass comporiB. Inch, per dozen. @aso
uii a's uuon'p"..n' ,ncl Per dozen. % %
v viia.s o',,.ir's men, Der doren- % O. ~
800, ..s np"'ts, lncnb per Dozen. o. 10
y a,n, aihpppss pur noxen. 3 0JaDI2 10
Lamp chi,nneya, No 1, por doEen, q Gj
Lamp chimneys No. 2, per DOZEN. 3 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
Now York.

TNUDINT,
NEW York, April 20. -FLouR-Steady.
misconceptions opened weak 10 | to ~
lower, but soon advanced 10 2Gt2k, closing
weaker se6nes under outside rates: spot lots
one point higher: ungraded red No Q ss6oi on;
No. red g2in0i: No. red OF; No. red II.
CoRS-spot lots u better: options opened
henz lower, but later recovered this aud adj
vanced llSG2l4, closing weak: ungTaded 51q
u l'2; No. 2 6&@6llG steamer OlA@02ls,
No. 2G3A4Oj,z.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
LOCAL MARKETS.
staple Dry Goods.

OYYrcE ov The GAzgTrg.
FoRr WORTH Tex, April 70, itsi.3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

.'1uo 'o' cssn. Apply nj
!S;n ,,s ! BIDS Will, Rr :, =
fie sasr lies 10 BE- del deli issi,wSa =,
S'tTs ii ns !, and ak feet lon. a m
81 sss, Secretary !? reject aay or
~ y re currencyyrrwNis1 ss, or
iss,sl % ih' III ,,,,d BY y ,sstIsisciorsy
tt1fP X that "Ihee F s,,sd i has
II ,at sndsiais or 81 T worth, IN
ssI,s.p q w NJ usi,ssSS 's a,a Of Inc fe,
,s|Ls, s,Is a before az ar required
/; !siisss 81 Therefore. l. ' Io.n on ~ !.
/ ~ ~ ~. Inc W fsrtt swy,sasy, Do here.
E,Mirsu,t5 , q Fort WIN WIN !, National
'tea II ss,. Me basinesssa !. y AIT
hisy-one hundred
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

rstbt9tn lehNs enQ tOuihetu Texas stock :
cattle q. about awo dollars per head less thar
ana upward, delivered On the trails. aud nj
such cattle ~ those raised IN the coudtjs1
empracsd Ia the foilowing @rritoyyi Weof
drawn east and wsst uith Waco and os6f a
= Inc diawn perth and south With Haird ~
burn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
s EHtHre I, Closed s65 quiet but steady.


closed quiet.
SaleR. 400.
Quotation up.hant,aI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
ron RRsr-DwELLINes.

IsAn Two STORY PLAsTERED
Zen ven iarse rooms and servants
w ~ IN pan,eiliences, good neigbbor-
tshr lhtcekmOrton street, near
As,sa' .all ON W. Green, Foreman
Kin. '-la hoase, for terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
MONEY.

NKw YORK, April 26..--Money l@2; closed
offered llS; prime mercantile paper itD5le:
sterling exchange d steady at I'M sight
S9ls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

The kidneys act
as purifiers of the
blood, and when
their nnnc Ions
are inter cd with
thro' weakness,
they need toning
Il hoy become
htalthfnlly active
by the use OF Hos.
letters stomach
Bitters, when fall.
Ing short OF reriei
nom other sour
cos. This superb
= Insulating tonic
also prevents and
arr ats Yer and
ue, constlpa
Hon, liver com.
plaini, dyspepsia,
rheumatism and
% b or ailments.
+ sac by all drug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27


FLOUR -Firmer but not quotably higher
WHkAT-Sales ranged, April yDJ<oppjI
closed 1895; May o0Aa9i closed pi5s; June
oiA. A'A' N'''eu
CoRN-- Cash $40 81, closed n5,.,s5,sI. Anr,,
34a56, closed 500; May 53G569Z, closed 5s1:
June 6i2aeebs, closed 57isS5S; July 5t3s9b9Js
closed 59N. ~
oATs-Cash for April sax; May s2N; Juno
%lfeSo}<; July 339sdS5iS
PRovfsIoNs.
PopR-Cash II Ooal7 1917: May 10 seal, 20
June IL lOdl7 IL July IL 2Dl1lT ~
IARp Cash s55Ss Us; May S SIX; June.s 02H
@S M; July s 70aS s7IS.
BULK MEArs-shoulders IS; short rib
SO; short clears s..
LIVE STOCK.
o7s-Receipts $500; rough packing 8 s5@
8 . 45Do.
uArrLE---Receipts LOO; exporters Q IOae 20;
good 10 choice shipping 1906 10; common
TO medium I06l5 30.
sHEkP-Receipts, 20; inferior TO fair
7se50 90; medium 10 good 5 COOS 8 choice 10
extra { 5l@G 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

sae MAJ L;oiTEltY DKAWI No
EIAsPoit W.. Four prizes were
az ~. p,ise so'; With nearly two
\, ma q. Sn,W,. hole tickets, S.;
|<u.<e.s q, .'uinhers given 10 club
.iofs. so j. entry In elnb 10 ii. s.
~ fMiWor,hher Second and Hons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

DURNEY HOUSE, BoNHAM, TEXAS.
ID The undersigned takes pleasure In an
nouncing TO his old friends and the public
generally that he has purchased this old and
weil.known hotel property. and Will be pre-
pared TO entertain the travelling public with
iirst-class accommodations In every depart
ment of the motel business. ] have also IN
connection with the hotel two large and
commodous sample ro oms fitted up express-
ly for the benefit of commercial travellers.
a. Il. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
HOTELS.

-~>-~~,~>---,-,~->,,-,>->--
rNERRELL HOUSE, TERRELL, TEXAS,
| the prl ncipal hotel in town, opposite de-
pot. Comfortable in every respect and the
best of attention shown guests. Good sample
rooms. Dedrich & Nealy, proprletois.
DIEDMoNT HOUSE, MINERAL WELLS,
/ Palo Pinto, county, the leading hotel OF
this summer resort, well furnished rooms,
excellent table, aud the best OF attention To
guests. Under the personal management OF
Mrs. X. W. Duke OF Weatherford.
DAFR'S HOTEL, Dsnison, Texas, located
III IN central portion OF the city. First-class
Accommodations. Popular resort OF commeT'
cial travoera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
-,.t,,
~syrED..MALE HELL.
|g,TIoy wASrED. -rEMALE.

q FEMALE HELP-APPLl MON
forming a, Pickwick steam Laun-
u,,urih and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
|lslssiEp--MIsoELLASE0Us.

\, pli.;' 10 SELL THE MOST
'srv s%' s,, esS,ant, Gas kelrs Compen-
~. w pages. Special INDUCE
LusSr o. experience. Address. q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27

Refrigerator and Butcher Live weights.
beeyes-t,Orn fed, per pound ....,....,t (itttc
Cows, per pound, .......,. 1fl<o
MuttOns--Fair, fat mu ttOls u b.. MI. 2J(ct8ke
Choice, per pound ............-.1 @Sl<e
Hogs-Pef pound. @tl2a
urus st ~ e. nogs, per pound. ,.,:::-s1<@a
. lure per pound we've
GRASS cattle suitable for hOef--ncEe In mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-27
IMAM la
ALL SORTS.

INV A. G,o.Nl;,TINACTOTts Ora:
ltu e,sau hiiing-in lots. Also
fpu N,linse cnis perrnnnine
NV 10 ordsp qnarries. All work
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nArx--that the North poe could best be
| reached by following the course OF the
Gulf stream between these islsnds. be.
tween which also and TO tho north lies
Franz Josef Land-landed or Franz Jo.
sci Land, and reacted latitude So0 2p. lie
follow cd the coast nearly hundrct miles
further than the Austrian expedition
bad done, and saw It stretching TO the
northwest some forty miles from the
terminus of his actual exploration. In the
following year he made second voyage.
and explored some 40 niles OF the new
coast. OF the area OF Franz josef Land.
however, we know very little. HoyGAARD
is of the opinion that II runs far to the east
ward in close proximity TO Cape Chelyus-
kin. when IL turns 10 the north. When
the British Geographical Society contem.
Mated sending relief to the Jeanette and
The Ezra in 1851 IIovGAARD read paper
before that body mapping out scheme for
the expedition, in which he presented the
above view. Though the details Of his
proposed voyage are not fully kncwn, II Is
presumed that he will follow out the plan
be then advocated. All students OF the
Arctic problem agree that Franz josef
Land itself can ordinarily be reached from
the middle OF July 10 the middle OF Sep
TENDER. and In q recent interview Lieu
tenant GREEDY stated his belief that II The
coal OF Arctic discovery YVES ever grasped
It would be grasped ria Franz josef Land.
|, should also lie remembered that MEL
VILE, who has been on several Arctic ex-
redtions, Is satisfied that this route gives
greatest promise OF attaining "farthest
horlI," aud that it is probable he will be put
IN command OF an expedition with which
TO attempt to establish the correctness Of
his convictions.
or course, UovGAAED's objects are the
extension OF geographical knowledge. the
accumulation OF scientific data, and, II
TCssibIe, the discovery Of the pole Itself.
Thee are the great stimulants to Arctic
research, which no amount OF hardship
has been sufficient 70 overcome. Yet re-
suits OF great commercial importance are
aIso hored for. Owing to the fact that
lie walrus and whaling industries
Of Spiizbergen and Nova Zembh have
been nearly exhausted the fishing towns
of Northern Norway are very nearly ruin
ed. Previous explorers have reported
great numbers Of whales, walruses, and
seals IN tie waters OF Franz josef Land,
and If IIOvGAARD finds this true OF tn east
orn track also 1t is not unlikely that the
hardy Norwegian fishermen will venture
into more northern waters. II his eXpedi-
ton results in nothing beyond reyiva! OF
Tie oil industry IN Northern Norway he
will couier benefit upon a large class that
will fully justify the risk all Arctic ex-
pi0rers take.
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New ROOsxs.

The Nan rerSitS the State; containing
"The New TOrvism." &" The Coming
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a distinguished college professor we wot
OF, Mr.. SPENCER wants the Government to
come in contact with him ct as few points
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Mr.. Kellv's Position.

We have SAID elsewhere, in giving Mr..
COCKRAN's speech in Tammany Hall on FRI
day night, that he spoke for SIR. KELLY.
The Tribune fully confirms this statement.
One Of its reporters interviewed Mr.. KELLY
after the meeting ended. Mr.. KELLY said:
81 was chairman of the committee which
drafted the address and resolution. The
address expresses my sentiments. Further
than that | cannot say. 1t j. sufficiently
explicit. | voted for the resolution, be-
heying it for tie best interests OF the or
VsniZltiOn."