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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
ALVARADO.
u.o ,bout Tue shooting Ail'ra, Be-
"" ,ioycd IL br ,iuslillGblc.

aoocinl to Inc vnh"'le'
,tynrndn, April 1t would I've In
NaI Inv communication In Scst,r-
! W''S" GAnErrE from here hV some
",S imam your regularly authorized
"'..,,s,,,n,lrnt that AlvRradO was a
GU, If suicides, murders Ne. Ncstcr.
! ,hn rpsllt nt bad blood cnEeudcrrd
WH, 49,, ion factions Coutcuding for the
Wy -" "oyrrnn,ent, but the sequel will
Wy thpt the attempted suicide and
st,''',in,, aIltay was at the NJ, J.. depot
s, ~ ,,n,w town. md that the election
o'..'l oil quietly save u litt'e misuu.
l,s,,udinp nj the polls between two
"neW town. men, ana mat We shoot
ING was after the election ana vas pre-
ri,ilnted 10y u railroad nan
Thc dinlcuItr was between W. w,
ii,,nn. l. u. Mercer ana Mrdmnstcr
INK in which the former was seriuus-
10 II not fatally shp, through the IL, X
| hv the latter, tisk then turned on
| Mercer and snapped his pi'tnl twice at
his body, but his little pupgun failed
In do ia duty. and seeing that Iigon
wn. slot down he He'd 10 tie woods
and has not been seen since. The
friends and eyewitness To the DIM
entity ,av that Cisk was justlliabiv In
the shooting.
LATER "A special to the GAZETTE
from Clrhurur says that dispr'rh,r
lave lust been received 10y ollirrr-
there, sitting that thcel, elton truublcs
lofveslrrday were continued to-uiphl
and resulted IN the probable fatul
wounding of Dr. Nix. Deputy Sheriff.
Coulter aud Deputy Marshal Keith
lett here for Alvarado ON horseback
about ten o'clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
nnIid,nx mntor,n,

lursER-Rongh lumber, boxing. IL riches
and under. rtHi-class. szi. stripplpg, t6aj. III:
boxing SUD flooring, clears. go; thick csfTes
~ aud Ia 81: rough lumber. second clAaa
sig, iOist aud scnutling, cnlia, Sfb
BiDfHo--ffirat common white pine, ga 10.
second do. ep third do. rs; poplar. ssU 90
y 90 native pine X. sa2 So do y. va; native
DaK~Kp Lusrsu- Boxing 10 inchss ana
under, 90 ooya % do Hss, 70 cgssI %
scNntllnp. )olst tf any common lumber
SO vidt% W. boxing over u inches. 6sp,o0o
second class. any kiuu. tsi 0uap2S ~.
DhkssED AND MATCH 40 FisooRfra--Firsk
claas. ~. second class t2i.
NIiITEPfsE FuksisnINo LUhBER--ltz, Ia
and inch white pine. 40; Inch dn, eo5,
CEfLirn--- BEADED on pLAiN--.FlfAt COM
mon white plnt VI sa2.u; ID do, $50, % DO, t71,
poplar, ". va tskD;1 80, poplar, X, ts2yv0k35 uG
native pine " 81. 30. do, y, 50. :
rrrtAm isuhnrR..-iiS. ~, are inch. f5s;
do Inch, 80.
SUI EaLss-W mite pine a, "; 90 Ahsded A.
brand. a; do No. 2, $40 do No. Es.b0; NATIVE
saMed heart, sfog ssps, 5i,2o.
Piukrfs.--Whitr piNh. dferncd and headed.
square or iist,,t yellow pins do, "; iath.
Linx. cKnxxr. Eru.--.iimo, Anstiu, e2a5
per hbl. cemeni. l.ouisviile cr RoscnNis, ss7S
New York ~ Michigan. q " pef Dbl. riAstsl
Ia-c1. s.ss proof, s. REX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

Park. Cinnamon, per pouni, iss-c; bark,
Peruvian, psf pound, S'D--. hofax per 10,
pari,s per n, 2f8i castor OF, u gal. sal Oh
c!nshonida, Per ounce. To1s0t.: CASTLE soa y
(mottledl. per p. sqpsi cream tartar. y. y. per
ullomel. u. 81 w, per pound, 5oessj: caions !,
ienglish. per pound. lOati rs; rhiorsi n.y.
draie. 1 TOOL ~; chloroiorn, 81 leef----; com
rpson salts, per pound. 1858; gum opium, FER
pound, 90; krni raiophof, Eeg.- morphit g
por auDccsis I5aAk5; machine oil. golden, ~
German. per "a | a5pi %; potash, brn'nii".
Nssah iodiie, 81: chloruto, R1e.b Alum, 10.
spirits turpontinu, boc.j iinkeed oil. 6letfo 4,
HAT; strictly pure white lead, ". Louis list;
Patent medicines, rebate ON list; y u. mud
extracts, IS per cent. or, Prescription tiais
per casc, 20 and 10 per cent. on do, broken
90 Dor cent oil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
BROW N WOOD.
Progression tl,c Order Of the Nay-TreC
Schools in Fayor-Prospoc.
tors Coming In.
speclnl To the GnzettN

Special TO the Gazette
Brentwood, April 1.-The stone
work on he large flour mill was COM
plcted to-day.
An election was held at this place
yesterday to elect special trustees aud
10 vote whether or not Il school tax
shall be levied to continue to have II
ten mo tn ~ session. 1t resulted in M
election OF five 10 one in favor OF the
levy.
hrownwood maintains two colleges
for len months IN the year, both of
which have u daily attendance of $50
students.
our town IL again Hooded with pros.
pectuis who seem TO contrive 10 come
in from all directions.
Business Is good.
The weather Is cool.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

YutntaBs-Irish, northern, " bbl telO@. Is
sack, 8San--c.; hV egr, per bnshel, dSA no. un'
lone, per bbl,, 81 - d.. Turnlps, y barrel,
Inns, elg6Ic.; small hutter, tiSasc Pickles,
medium, PER hbl., s. 10; small per bbl., 50 10
half bbi,, med, "a 90, half bpl ANAL, 50 o..
hi, 50 90 n S 80. Chcasc half cream lSiSt..
nun cream, lg1Cu. Kraut, per bbl., ei2fbi323,
hnlf bbi., 1915 Peanuts, 0Gl0c. older, half
hhl ShUi Cabbage, 10.
yoanr spring chlckepa, IS l,@3b1; TurAcys,
81 5OsslO ~, Geese. " 10 ato % Ducks. W 900
99s.
Eoes--por dozen, NEE
Fr.s,h country butter. choice, ~, Crenme
Y@a74c,: old butter. ideplgsof; oleomaiHs'
rilie, lbo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
Glassware.
Wool. uidcs, ,sto.

HDrs-- No, l,heRyy nint dry Pn 49,: No,
heavy nlni, dry, Nh 80. No. I, light nint,
I'm Ice; No, 2, llght Hint. an lac. bulla aud
heavy, tprnged, n n loo; calf lns and hAd-
~ damaged, q Il iabci groon nnlted, sound,
v ID '.so; green salted, gruboy, IN Slsc: butch
or green, a N D..
snyo,es. S0,@0Oc; mountain wolf, 75cSSl; FOX.
altl2ic.
PrLflt,lA- Nominal, soaBon over. Deer
sslnn, g q HND2s, antelope akin6. = IN NO ~
goat skins, cnch itp25; sheep pei,n, according
10 snount ~ wunl, lNceplip, HhC9gilngs, NC.
onrdlng 70 mount ~ wool, lnnigS; Mexican
imrcoSed. llGl2o, Aosican sbeep sleiitfss.
&c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
sasa,e.. uarn.,.. E,c.

sKIRTfS--No.l California skifting. POI
rnii, lsi{c.; No, California skiriing psr side.
leiso. No. fair h-inloek, clean enfi sinch
Toe; No. 2 fair heDloek, no oil. ysc.;. No.
HAiiSEsS LEATHER. NO. l Ohio. .medi
am and heavy weight, Tc,: No. OHIO mo
dun and light, sao.; No. heuiork's ic.; NO
sLiSD nRibi.Es.-No. 4. u coin.. Hewec
IA. ipsr doxen. IS -; No, 10, bkie. ~, piseof
RiijlH0 Bti iiLf.a.--s. IN. bib. or falls dnub
| mead curb bits. slU io: x do. fancy mont do.
| iifDaf y In. long rein do, els W; X ~, doap
] and stitched mont do, eftrn curb hiti w ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
Missouri Cr0p Prospects.

81. Louis, April The secretary OF
the Missouri state board Of agriculture,
who received reports from every coun-
~ In the state, says the average Of the
growing wheat Is IS per cent. aud i'm
proving. lie also states that the per
cent. of wheat now IN the hands of the
producer Is ~. and of corn "a.
Peaches are severely injured Apples
promise iairly, but small fruits viii be
slnrt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
TELEGRAPHlO MARKETS
st. Louis.

81. Louis.
Apocia 10 the Gazette.
So. Lon =, April ., The weakness dcvol-
oprd Ia wheat early, held ON hrmly right up
TO the close. Slight rallies uf - aud 4 not
holding. Tho near months were tho best
SUSTAINED. Reports from all points were un'
favorable and tie bulls had to give NJ the
case of resuscltnting the market rs hopeless
May closed nj IS. June lri.
CoHN--rhe markell ruled weak; offerings
lpIgc aud trading literal as shorts were buy
Ing freely. llil was The only demand aud
tue Only passport 1no market
was weak y IN May and June onc.halt and
July three-fyuIihs lower. May closed IS.
lower.
Provisions were little more lively At
slight declines,
PoHK-- Fair and market slow ana ton cents
lower. Sales were Mt Is'@OCO, Texas AT
iec 80.
rHpDucE
sr. LOUIS, ApriI a. Florn-pull aud
Wi,sAr~So, : "a lO7,S@l@ .esh; lOs
April; lG7iaal u.s., closing va; May
lde46i OF a closiug U3S; June loi'sG 81;
CoTS- IS cash and hpri; ms May; 5O',
@tu June; 81 it6!,s July.
O..rs-Si,. cash;@ May; gGkycar
IgINlsiuNs.
| WHISKY teudy 10.
| CoKS MEAL -2Oi.
rnHk-l7, -.
B,IE ME. ls--LonE clcir-H hlt9 90, sbor
| rib. tsAdtp9e short clcur y l1ytuo'.
! BAcuN--Iorg clear ilA SIS short III
| OK; thnrt clc,f 10 0IG 10 20
HANS l24@i54,
| IAKn--NAr
I.tNI, STOCK.
CATrIE--llecclpu 1900, exporters 20 GG o
| good 10 choice 6GOGblg common To me
dun 1Od5 30. cornficd ieNnns 1000 31p
Hoo, --l,coeipis $, 100! light bN@b 90 pack
lag q 2i0G co. heavy ,Ne6 w. .-.
siIrFr- Receipts 1870. inferior .'e3 u
medium to Coon 20 % 90; cho!c1 10 ianc.
52j0cB w. Texans U1Gi ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03


special 10 the Gazette -, ,,c,lnss
WassAs CRY, April s.-AEain declines
wa,c IN order and mostly inprovisiohs'
I,oosr MeArs- pull and ). lower
IAnn-puli at ~.
roag-.Nominal at H~, ~. o,,y fairly
cA,qLr Rsripis NEARLY wv ~, a,
active aud fully 10 eenis 'o"''' '
sa5 so -,
wueA1--iower and dull
Cans -pull and lower
mn w,alssr. receipts small
I'lupucr. a,A,
wurAr-sl bid cash; 81. May w '''
| June. a.. ,ta sash, iit,G ASK, May IVA
Juuu $500,
LIVE srocx.
,.,o,n,s . 400. native steers y y %
d, poand., l,s sl., /, '''sh''' ''' ,....
asSssso Sss .,,,,s 40 weak and i lsSs q
lots US 10 ~ pounds "s''ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
rII1lNos ~ n. shor roIn, blk. or faIr.

FtiJtNGS ~ In. short roin, blk. or fair,
$40 X do, his or good, SO 50
SApniNS,--No, stock cheyenne, Llama
pockets, $50; Number rs Jlito, less tho
pockets, S2. No. loose laced coarse Still
tec, 81; No. . loose riVit Il do, Sg0l No; 4
Colorado, genuine short Fricackc tree, s2c: No
70, llpd, coarse, Sl2; no 20 do, stu troo, SO
No, ~, Stitched, nll rig, roso tree, no; No,
50, tackled, TO-. do, ~; three, Quarter and hal Z
rigs, mems, sos; do, boys, &lsiA,
HAl;NltsSS, W NGON.- lA, ~ pnt N inch
vtcl, s@ae1c& ~ Inch, machine, short
tug, complete, MIC 90; ~ inch, hand, oak
stoeN hot tug, Complete sd; ~ Inch nat
tug, complete, tlBN.
SruRd.--EufeSa No. o, chased, rer doHcn.
g X; mdinnolp, blued, per dosuu, 81 so;
LEHGlNS, 80. /. Cal. style, calf as; No.
Gal. style, kip legg leather, S. 90; No. do,
IS No. y. old siyio kin d.. 81 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

KAY New country loose from wagon
sS ol@ln00 per ton; bale hey ellC q lap
corn, iOei2ls ". Oats, country 700 21cts
Coitopsecd meal, I'll, 90 " 100. Cotton seed
i2l.e Miilrt. per bale. ainfhli. JnhnAon
grass seed, ~ per bushei. Aiillel seed, 7bc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
Standard Oil Company.

New York. April AT meeting
OF holde,s Of certificates of the Stan.
dard OH company to-day the old board
of trustees and officers were reelected
unnnimou-ly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

Rcd sheophead and trout. per pound, 1870;
Creased ~ fflsh i2lsc.; dressed buffalo, Toe.
OYsTkhs. Hsllt imOre Diamond brandt Dia-
mon,ls a. 10 per dosenl Select, 50 20 dozen /
MaiagordA, SOo. por 1905 Berwick Bay, VI 70
per lO0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
chicago.
special 10 tho Gazette.

SPECIAL 10 tho Gazette.
CHICAGO, Ami ?.--Ihero was no great
amount of activity witnessed In tho grain
and provision market, Hiiil business was mol
as dull rs yesterday. The bulls ana bears had
n lively heat fof poin; IN the grain market
which started brisk ana ntNn advance rs thc
weather was cold and u cod wave reported
All over the wheat producing r'gIoni now
ever, prices lid not go UP MS tic bears pre-
dicted, did not uatsrialge.
Provisions moi very active and decidedly
lower nh along the line. May pork opened
nj II 6;l, fell Ia II 81, climbed little but lei
hnck TO the htlies again ami closed al u ",
June slow aud verge on the u ~; the year,
IA 50. May lard had big come down and
| sold fr1oiy at OiQ. Loose meals slow and u
shade lower
Wheat AT the close was lower; May s7}l,
June $50
Corn ioloil < TO u Of cent, sales slow.
Rec.lpls Of cattle liberal aud u shade lower
for number one. Al 30 Hog prices RAGGED al
iOu Ia $50
sheen dun aud lower.
PRODUCE.
Fioru-nuli and unchanged, ,-.n.
WnnAr-seies ranged Apn
closed ssSf; May NitWtSlai closed ~ ~ yu W
sNsesals. closed Ssas; jug s'aNA' "osea ''V'
",Snx-cash Sos,M hpril tos s., cie s,ss
| ,l,,tno INA, JuIy 674mhsl4, clpst ~ A. -,
'soSls,~ti,sh ssNasih; Apfli .SAg-s' MAY
Sg7.9sj'l; June 5&tsHr
} PROVISIONS.
pong--cash ~ 3iai7 81 April Eii MAY
; AZ sh9ryBi 4; June II sell Htf' o,,t ,,,,.
" nm, i.h gia s9i; May $40 ~ ol's' 'ph'
g0iieaD 10; July lbt9 Us 30 .l,,rt rlb,
! Il,fIk MrATS~Shuuluoib ~ eh''t 49,
l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., imitation wslnut
each, ~ todS ~ NIL walnut. 81 SOON 30; Chairs,
wood scat, ~ dor, 20 1901 %. cnne and rattan
seat, - No,aa 10; cauo seat, dining elg ogeN o.,
Guilds anu rockers, Is 0Nioi2 ~; ltgc rockingi
sh WeAN Oe camp and rockers, zach. 81 7Nh
lbG mirrors, croh inps, q dos, q. p0tal2 90;
Tables round, e2ONsag 20. All leaf, o. bl,8S ";
Safos, each. 81 256Df 10 bureaus, tS bOSs.O 90
wash etands, 81 9SSab 90 bid 1prings, "a $50! 90
Baby Carriages, 70 6nasYO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
] rssowss

,N'v@ no Thu cler.
~ m- ipil,. r "N
ssspia lsaE,,a ,ss,as Of A.
tdlsnlk r e'', fnr mayor.
mt1'lpsAW,n,,Wi n G,ok
!, Afs,hs'rl.y, !, one vote
ies n,i, w, ~ n
vi y " P VIII. div
,tf'eT y U e"",vasr.hni
plPa hsno'san' p Foo,,r,s
-lsd haYol asn,ard
sasml'cApN '''
.salhe vo y, IA, o,ec,ion
MI I'M ~ M s;s Y,here
rwaauiualg qu' No sn,i,c
sllslns clll,el' EN-. "c'V w :
! k,n'N ua'' ~ navIs
allDG A. ~ os ,,',,,
Il q Sar.l,por secrc.
,,Ssm me- rood men and
',,.,. Cilllsn
I,lg- 'Iheclty election
,'sO.le victory for the
~, ,owo.p E.q. J. IL.
7, .len,ei citizen, wa,
.,tr aIarge mslorIiy. a
elt,.sas VAS INDUCED In
4, ,1,II.. ,te, BY the sup.
s.. N alderuauic ticket
lrss-Nr. John c. Gibbons
inlyor oiihe city by 4
n q N. Vote polled:
e1s,S. ]. L Ellis 27S
kk;; Nj. j. II. b. Loul
- 49,
$500 .,t,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

'T.NfIVTTI TFNHH NTIN NUFlTIUTn TOXIN NTNrk
cattle about two dollars por hood less than
tho above quotations.
The above prlcog AFRO for herds uf 1903 head
and upward, delivered on tho trails, and for
such cattle NJ iiiuhn raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory. WrBt
Of the Texas central Hnilwayg nOrth of "a line
drawn eaHt aud vast With Waco, aud east of
n line drawn north and south with baird and
south 81 Red rive.
huTTA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

wbsat, choice gOc.sssl. medium. x0ago
lnfoTior, e0ab65r; oais. ss,tSl.so barley, 500
20: corn. als&iOc; rye. sOsoo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
Ammunition.

powssr- lllasstins, z heg, :. 90; Rlne, y y p.
s,hotr-s1 10 y sack, iiuok shoi. NJ 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
Ghis.a,on.


NEW Osls.rs, Aprl : = ''o~'ns
spot closed strong gonsfslly ~ l'-'%'i4 1'kh'
err
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
LlYe stock a,nrho,.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Becrrs-torn fed, per ponnd.....,..,...4i.e silso
COWS, per pound ...,....,. ,,t.,,.i. Nh dDsi.u
Mnttons--fnir Int mn'ions, " ,..a.ssics3gn
tholcei per pound.a,......,.B coSllc
ltoih-Tl W nnuliiis Noiltc
stock hofs, NOR pound.",,....... .3lftci
| DullH and stays, Tor nnurag q munuiac-
tnie, per -,......,.,.,. tH6D94c
Grass cattle aulinbs for bpoi--none Ia mar
| Lot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

SuGNh-Null. Hra1,i 81; gtauuiNttd ~
MuscNNHlp OK refined pnlrt aud weak,
q 5l,@i'% Whit extra OaG. yellow s ~
mould q: St"utlptd y Nm5; conlecn hnefs
\ Z l-lA cut loaf aud crushed G,.@7l-; pow
derrd ,hW7's.
M"tAssrs-pul mud steadily held ut 20
@M
RJCF- steady md modorntfly nctIVo.
IALLow quiet aud weak ~ ~.
INEt'tNr-N ban Huu lower at SO.
h,HtN-Si'niy,
'oRK hun ,nd lower at l7S7 6.
liN F-Quieland steady.
tur MIA rS-null and weak short clear
middliug ~
a. an Declined from ~ Ia 70 points with
moro nc'iN " aud considerable , settlement,
Q2l.
wool,
Woor.-null and unchanged
LIVE sIoCK
NEW lonH. Apil 9 i,HHVEs Receipts
HA3l, Including ID Tor transportation, Srnrce
nud Il M nj int'l7gS Tor y orto strtctly prnpr
stccr : @b 30 fnr fat bulls; gunera salos ~
0al2H5h
Surgr-R Receipts $500. market active mud
| nrm for eNtrcn'rs; hWt 90 for shcep, hshs
) = Cor Ntuiling lambs; general sule4 NJ o
| @65j for Sheep -j@5 % for ycarliDgs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

~ apfli2 --lnforn,n,,,,
s@,Ss ~, !, headquarters Of
m Il N.Y. United States con- n.
tis. u No,iasarn' oaagg enig
" ss,,ilssg'sen the e'G beIIe |
lAs.' y capIors. R ,naaS was
qs'!anSss' a uhlhnamhuass''
s'|sls DIX \, ,M,exicaus',ttih there,
&h /, .,',, q 1t.
Hn.'s 'ss, i moi " ",,a VIII
lssh s1Ss'I,A Of ChIhual,",,,n'
PplIts eno,,c ven
. 2 have rename m''
s. .i9rinight i LONGER
=, N 10 those n n,e,, 7
,,'tlled 10 n nv, Ven
~ slIla,he large n,nl.cr :" ,
49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
COTTON MARKETS.

oorroN HEcTlprs AZ ALL uS,rEn sTATKs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03

irer',, Ccaulrl'
rOwf -, elections al
Inl' saw ,,
ne E,p p,opy aud on'
a. 4. p'.''""s .'ii, I'd !"I InI re.
BE- '' ,.,,.,clecied
2 ignorance li lex , I,t', tx.
XII, Win i h~ I'M.
ef'' ,ssn,iuI,'loneF W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
q, i.''Is'a,srlra,.

ma arrivals.
Man,. Arrived Z
n W NJ s Aiss;nl,,o. from Il. ht %s',
'. : ss,;;;,s, ' a. p,.e,, =.
s''''SsS Ss & .a's.', q. q, q
4 ''''''' 'ss.ss, !. .1.,u,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
GALVESTON.
Annual Convention or the Knights Tenn.
plars % Texas.

Galveston, April ~. The first days
proceedings of the annual convention
of the II. Il. grand commaudery of
Texas opened with an inspection and
parade Of Sir Knightsg one hundred In
number, repressAs,ngsS San Felipe dc
Austin commandery, No. /; Palestine,
No. Brenham, No. 8, and others
not In number enough to be dintinc-
tive, escorting the r. Il. grand CONF
mandy TO the First Baptist church.
Mayor Fulton's address OF welcome
was read, his honor being III and NOT
appearing. Prelate Poindexter then
delivered an address, after which they
repaired to the asylum Of San Felipe
de Austin commandery,. where the
proceedings We're formally begun by
reading the annual reports, Sir Knight
|. &. Mccoy, Il. II grand commander,
presiding, and the following COM
mnnderles being represented: San
| Felipe de Austin, No. 1: Ruthven OF
Houston, No. 2; Palestine, Nc. o; Col
oratlo, OF Austin, No. 4; Dallas, No.
q; San Antonio, No. Z; Ivanhoe Of
bryan, No. 8; Paris. No. o; Waco, No.
10; Gonzales, No. IL; Indivlsiblc
Friends of sherman, No. III Bertrand
du Gueslin of Corsicana, No. IA; Bren-
ham, No. 10; Gray of Marshall, No.
10; Fannin of Goliad. No. IL. ro-day's
proceedings will embrace tho dedica-
ton OF the new temple and installation
Of officers.
The committee on credentials then
submitted Its report, which was re.
ceived, and the convention adjourned
until 10 o'clock to morrow morning.
The following We're the grand officers
present. Sir j. G. Mccoy, right emf
nent grand commander; Sir j. l.. Har-
risou, very eminent deputy grand
commander; Sir n. w. Hunter, very
eminent grand generais-imo; Sir T..
Lubbock, very eminent captain-gen-
ersl; Sir j. w. PoindeXter, very
eminent grand prelate; Sir j.
L., BrinkerhotI very eminent. grand
junior warden Sir II. Sche,ilins, very
eminent grand treasurer; Sir IL. Brew
ster, very eminent grand recorder;
. Sir H. NJ. Kncpny, very eminent
!, grand sword-bearer; Sir a. w. Spen-
Ger. very eminent grand warden Sir
y Conrad, very eminent grand cap
tain Of the guard. In addition TO those
above named, there were present
: Past Grand Commander Sir James
: sorley, Sir r. @. Tucker, Sir Is. A.
9 Botts, Sir N. i. Yard, Sir l.. M. OPP
a penhcimer. Sir IL. II. Stoddnrd. Sir a.
q Baker, Past Grand Captain-General
e Sir John Sayles.
To-morrow's programme consists OF
II the election of grand officers nj . p. M,
o and dedication of the Masonic temple
J, by Brother w. III. Nichols, most
. worshipful grand master OF Masons in
/ cXas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
A GRAND FUNERAL.
lIonors TO u Dead Railroad Man-Seyen
lThOusamd Empioyes Present.

Milwaukee, April l6.--rhe largest
gathering of railroad men ever known
In Wisconsin IL that attending the fu-
neral of the assistant general supoiin-
tendent of the Athens d st. Paul road
to-day. All the freight trains were
taken oil, and such passenger trains rs
IL was possible could be dispensed With.
Specials were run ON every division of
the road through Dakota, Minnesota,
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin to ne
commodaic employees OF the road. The
La Crosse division sent 1000
men. The Prairie division
1000; Chicago aud Council Bluff,
1900; other divisions 800, and the
general officers and shops 5000 men,
making u total attendance of 1000
employees, besides several thousand
friends and acquainiances. Fr, Q
pnsses were issued 10 all; every train
brought floral tributes In vast quanti-
ties. which could not be accomm0.
dated at the house, owing to lack of
elylce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
VOL. 8 NOlo3 !

bolt, Miss Katie Nelson, q. II. DASH
wood and wife. Wallace Peak and
vile, Howard Peak, Miss Lilly
+. !, ,'Knott, n. \. Monigomerv and
wife, L. r.. Highly, X. NJ. Vauyandt.
Jr., Niles Annie Bailey, Miss Jennie
Ryan, Sam Gentry, Mise Broukc, Il. ].
Smith and wife. Il IL. Eosdicl and
wife, and Miss Edith. Also the fol-
lowing parties r. ON Denver, Colorado,
who came with the Fort Worth dele
CATION: T.. G. Fisher, NJ Il. ". Fisher,
Miss j. Il. Fisher, Mrs. a. II. Wells,
Jr., also Mr.. III M. Stocking of abb
leue,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, La, April lG.-Three-
quarter-mile--Won In two. straight
heats by Gilt, the favorite, Torrld
Zone second, Wild Kansas third In
each heat time 1918, 1919.
HcatherstOne stakes for two-year-
olds, one-half e--Blue-eyed Belle
kept the lead until just approaching
the stand, when Ramble went to the
front, winning by u length; Blue
eyed Belle second, Rosa II. third
time, 5ll.
One mile--Prlncess won, Bonnie
Australian second, Fosteral third |;
time. 1:4i.
Three-elghths mile--Athelone won,
Wave-o'-Light second, Harryman
third; time, 2.28a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
THE MexIcan Outbreak.

Boston, April l0.--News OF the up
rising and attack on the Mexican
Central railroad depressed securities
Of the company, It's bonds dsciiAing
one per cent, President Nickeryon
has no Information from the reported
scene OF the trouble, and regards the
report ~ very much exaggerated or
false. The president says there Is no
such place on the line NJ Fracase.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17

We carry in stock every quail
ity of Carpetings manufac-
tured, from the cheapest In
grain to the expensive Mo-
quetter. You can depend upon
the largest variety and lowest
prices. We will send samples
10 any carpets except Tapes
try and Body Brussels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

In this department we call attention
to the following new goods Just re,
ceived: Coiored Surah and Rhadame,
Silk, Ottoman and Brocaded Satin
Black and Colored Gros Grain silk
Jasper Block Plaid, Combination Per
sian Stripes and Checks, Albatross
and Elegant Grenadines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17

We are offering for the Spring
Trade special attractions in
Ready-made Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods and Hats,
Mems. Boys and Youths But
ton, Balmoral and Congress-
Shoes, and a beautiful assert
ment Of Ladies' and Misses
Shoes and Slippers.