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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
DINNER AND gIaA-sErs
silverware, Blsque Figures, Lamps
Chandeliers. Shades and
Fixtures.

We cali attention 10 the handsome
line of goUdh enumerated At the head
0f THE notice With clear conscience,
for it 10 doubtless the finest selection
10 be found IN the state. At no time
since the Fort Worth China company
commenced business In this city
has their stock ever approx
mated ilh prcernt appearances. On
the I pht from the Houston street TN
trance IS pyramid Of bifque hpuror,
arranged with n large French plate
glass mirror above aud ia the rear 81
lie group which doubles the cOilfc'
ton. ard gives II beauty Impossible
for Il 10 wear In any other connection.
THIS collection embraces In las repre-
sentation almost everything animate.
and ~ afrAup Uncut ha- heightened
the effect ill the wildeht 1igbt Of the
imagination barely equalA the reality
Oh either side Is you pass down the
ai.i. through the center ~ the room u
arranged 90 shelves and tables q stock
oi djuner-seis, teo-seis toilet SETS and
yases. which fnr beauty, style aud IN
/ i'm. NE HecOnd 10 none, while overhead
h n eiltteriug eei ~ chhndrliefa.l Ian %,
shades aud fixtures, which lends n
uaueles- charm 10 tie whole, and SUR
rs The beholdsr away 10 the land OF the
fairies
Across the aisle toward The rear 81
the building stands the immense hbow'
! ease 81 silver wAre which completes ihf
picture. aud nlAkeb eight well worth
1 the seeing.
Almost every nrlicle IN tbs varied
and extensise stock y one % utiiiy ~
well rs ornament, ind " would b. ~
/ most impossible 70 make MISTAKE y
iba seleo'iun Of Christmas pIetenf
Every article wa bought 70 sell again
aud being bought u the lowest I"t.
bi. nricsg. vi i = cash discount ~
thev are prepared tOH esepfcial b8nff
/ aniil tbf b0li1eys have closed. ~
they agk l. 40 examination ~ thel
stOsk and a coiOearlson ~ pIicee' AM
II something hAfNkpnie and auftel Y
\ isfn dfmand, thfYSglli heve 40 aim
Guilty % hllsns your Nkaer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

NAsHylLLE, TRNN Dec, - More
interest Is being taken In the APP
proachiug visit OF the Hon Samuel j.
II mdAll TO Nashville than ln any event
Tor ears, and he will be accorded a
reception rarely rendered to any public
man here There will he public rc-
ception at the Maxwell house, speak-
ing at the opera house and a brilliant
entertainment By the Hermitage
Club.
A thoroughly representative meet
ing largely attended WIS held nc the
merchants exchange to-day to com
plete suitable arrangements, y he
meeting, AZ expressed by the chair
man, has no political significauce,
hut was eimply 10 take steps for tue
appropriate recognition Of one Of the
foremost American statesmen. lfauy
man should be honored 10y the people
Of the nation, aud particularly those
of this sectiOn, that man was Samuel
]. Randall IL WAS hoped that such
arrangements would be made TO do be-
coming honor 10 one OF the grendest
men OF America. a committee OF
twenty five, Col. a. =. Colyar, chair
man, was appointed TO carry out the
wishes of the meeting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
LoNGvIEw.

An Entertainment by Home Talent,
Special 70 the GaHerte.
LoNGvIEw, TEX, Dec. % The
most sati factory entertainment Of the
year was enjoyed by u large audience
at the opera.house last night, given by
number of young misses IN their teens
members Of Mrs. CundIll's music
class. The singing and playing wire
far above the average, and Longview
ia proud OF the talent proven to exist
here by last nights musical rendi-
tions.
The wellknown 6rm of Meyiield,
Rembert g. Co have dissolved, Frank
Rembert retiring to go into bushes.
alone and May field and Luckett re
manning In the company.
MIR. Charles Griffin and Miss Lou
Cunyers were married at the residence
If the brides sister on the 18th inst
The reception at the house OF thu
groom's mother yesterday was a grand
| affair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
ANOTHER blizzard.
me MoRNINe nuLLErlN.

THE MORNING BULLETIN
CHICAGO, ILL, Dec, 22-The
weather throughout the West and
Northwest, which had been steadily
growing milder since Friday, Is again
growing much colder.
Omaha, Neb, scheduled IL below
zero this morning
Kansas city, Mo-, zero; ST. Paul,
Mimi 30a below.
Dubuque. Iowa, l5a below.
Fargo, Oak 80 below.
Winulpeg, Man, Az below.
The temperature here Is l4o above,
but is steadily falling, with the pros
pect of much colder weather.
Heavy SHOWS are reported In Col.
orado aud In Northern MoniaHa and
Dakota,
THE NOON BULLETIN.
ST.. PAUL, MIN Dec % The
thermometer was s. below zero at
noon
Reports from other points received
are as follows, all being below zero;
Heche, Mimi, near the Manitoba
lne) 44o.
Crookston, $50.
Omaha Neb DO.
Huron, d. r., 4O'.
Glendive, Mont. 45'.
All trains are delayed from three "a
eight hours by the drifts.
a PAssEEGER TRAIN SHOWED UP.
PORTLAND, OREGON, Dec % r A
second snow. storm commenced al
noon to-day, raging with great VIC
ence, and The passenger trains ON the
Oregon Railway & Navigation roac
are still impeded. A train-loac
Of passengers Is showed up between
Dailes, Oregon, aud Cadiz Six en-
gines, five hundred men, and provis
ions have been sent To their relief. TIT
blockade on the Rocky mountains PIE
vents trains from running ON TN
Northern Pacific.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
oIrY BuLLnrIN
GEO. B. LOVING & CO.,
once geeou1 sifaei. between Houston
and 1hIoekmOfi0ni pppnaiia
Traders National Bank
FORT WORTH, TEXAS,
Commission doslfrsip
REAL ESTATE and LIVE STOCK

in House ~ 4 large rorms. all WSi fnr
nIEhfd aud nufd Win gas hnd Nniefj i1t
,0K 40 corner iiu X aud eifnl 'treeip' ffiDo
"i9i. email hou,o ~ rooms, lnt gzis1,
college iiii HddiuOoi ffociing lenntyi
gana Avenue. convenient 70 street can.
Il S nniioinr ,iie. igx@2 on Montgomery
iinl fo4tnr on bummilhvonue NV lnpt
II" iis Dwsliing Of rooms on l;e KNAPP @rcoi,
loi 51si5l, Sire, cars pass tre aonr iIioe
III rive awstiIngs. fli new. situated on
ffno,p STREET u inis a glioa cnanco ~ 80
inyssfmsni w the properly rsnis readily.
Bglidlne ia lixis3 fool 90 wost
gfoadWay. about lIi feet gtai ~ fouin NAN
effe.t. eongrnlrni 10 street. cars ard m me
rfosefienta coDsiai ~ fen 3 SOD hDb barn
10. faildlps lot iiszIoo. nontlur ealyes
ms properly, Is Offered ~ u barshi0 for
NJ Rosidsnoe OF -. X. Hsrnns, iooxsp feet
corner ~ Wc-t iif0 d~Af and GA fesioh
Avenue The lnpfoVcuis ~ are ~ iOiipws
4 convenient rua comfortable cottage ~
rooms anJ kitchen. web h"nsf, cn i.l
al Very chfap a. % 70 q.
ia a Fdrsirabi homeaioad housr OF 4
rOnfnh an kifchen an VIII y ifhe nlao y
small buiiling use fpr NJ ono rn,nfI res
ana ssNs.s ronnoc loss. tslt Ata ieti. Or
nauenlcd with " o, and soJdsn wiin ~.
iHtIna HASA. IffIfUI fNfNNl ~ htAII ANN
rouffl ~ esis. nus dfflfatlc rfoptfiF san
M b1uaht fof fl.Ho. ~ without afphil pulia'
lax i0r ~, az.
10 Hsias foftafr, p rooms wei p1lhhtn,
al 10 ! 10 FONTS iffmphi | street. and n
b o ~ fOntD uf l'rp tBiysn'a agfnuc, ppil.
teninnf 10 tffH enfn .fHf ~pnh inipNh'
$40 d0Wn,t ntiA months lnienff ln nicnin'
/ ~ iuilaifD nulGff q each
ri 1904 I.s'dt'icc large loOiuf. ioi
6.al6) FEET % nff Fiofrucennd WosiheiiOfd
I s,reeiu rrcf4l 90
HI nniidifri lots " Hne cifs lpfsshnura'
1 ~ - filnnso ldnf pfnrn t1d urmrioI'
streets cunseniett ~ tiItFt fnla Tor cNtAi
na sld. plr0t vary ltnfu tpu Ir tlr ltff'
sfcJfair9 a. x7e afit 'qtat'rr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
The second VIII Of Wilbur =. Storey.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. p MR.. VIII
bur II. Storey submitted FOR probate to-
day a will Of her late husband, drawn
IA August, 1879, the court havi1g r.,
fused ~ admit 10 probate the VIII
drawn ia 1851, Oh the ground that hr.
storey At that time was OF ppsound
mind.
Judge Knickerbocker refused TO adj
mil the 1879 will TO probate pending
lie result OF the appeal taken ~ the
ease OF the 1851 will. From the re-
fusal ~ the court TO admit the 1881
viii. Mrs. Storey took an appeal M
afterwards dismissed u. The bio9d
neirs also took 40 appeal, but their APP
peal Is sim pending.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
VERNON.
Obituary The Baby Season in Pull
Blast,

ODlJuafy--Ile BABY pedsoh III VII
Blast.
CORE spc ndence OF the Gazette.
VERNON, TEX, Dec 20. Robert FAR
mour, who had been sick with the fever
for some time, died last Tuesday. His
young wife has the sympathy of all our
citizens.
The ladies of the town are busilv en-
gagged making arrangements for a
grand Christmas tree.
The "infant industry has been
quite active in town lately; two girls
aud one boy have shown up. A,
Spicer says that q little girl has come
10 the Vernon house and taken lOdg-
inRs aud 10 keep him awake o'nighis.
John ID Burnett says that he has a IT.
tie cowboy at his house; and Henry
Meyers has been taking the town In
because he is the hopeful father Of a
bouncing baby girl. All three OF the
| little folks aud mo hers are doing well
and 1t IS thought that the fathers
| will survive the excite ment and the
/ co d spell
ESQ. Riddles court has been in
almost constant session for more than
/ two weeks. Seven parties were ar.
rested on complaint charging them
with burning ]. p. Wilson's livery
stable. After an examination lasting
about one week all were discharged ex-
eept George Mills, who was held tc
bal in the sum OF $1,000 TO await the
action OF the next grand jury.
p. @. Spencer and VIM. Alhorn
were arrested recently, charged with
the theft of thirty bushels OF corr
from the possession OF j. A. johnson
cons able.
Mr.. A. ]. Shayn. late Of Greenville
Hunt cou nty, has opened up good
stock Of goods here.
Jack, the fiddler, appropriated 9
pair OF boots belonging To Hinsey Bros
tc his own use and benefit, for which
he Is now boarding az the Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

Old ehair.baeks are now njnyenated
with pretty bits Of fancy colorei satin
aud six Ia curious shapes. Folks who
have weak backs and ARE o herwise dc.
bllltated, lind strength and comfort IN
Browns Iron Blttefs. which makes
tbsm good ~ new. This famous iron
mediciue has worked wonders Tor tue
weak and weary. Mrs. u. Il smith,
whitehall, Mich. says: ~ used y
with great benefit for stomach and
liver complaint and general weak
meas ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

SHARON, PA, Dec % lit is the
general opinion that the Atlantic iron-
worksof Kimberly 4 Co. which closed
down Saturday because of their failure
10 raire money to pay their employees,
will resume ina few weeks, The work
men show n good r., ling toward the
iitm, and have offered TO give their
services for three months without veg
es. except for groceries, but Mr. Kim-
beily has declined The generous offer,
depming such move unnecessary,
Mr. Kimb rly is reported Ms saying
that the iirm has lots OF paper which
could be lastly discounted, but that
the stock for which it was received sold
20 close that the discount would entail
considerable loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
Telephone Companies il Court,

TREsros, N. j., Dec, % The
United States Telephone Manufacinr-
log company Of New York and the
McDonough Telephone and Telegraph
company Of New Jersey liled bill no
the United States circuit court This
morning asking for an inisnction
against the American Bell IsiephOns
company OF BDeton, and the Domestic,
Telegraph aud Telephone company ol
New YorA for an infringement OF their
patent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
Sterling slyerware.

All OF the handsome goods 10 beHcen
in this line at Tully'a 10 made OF the
genuine sterling ware, such ny cas- tors,
Uream-pitchers, butter aud pickle
dishes, sugar-bowls, saled.ftandB, cake
aud oard-baskets, ice-pitcher sets, sill
yer cRrd-cases, spoons, ladies, napkin
rings aud tea.seta, all OF the most ele.
gait aud stylish patterns. They shonld
DO seen to be appreciated. Any OF ihf
above would make n handsome hoi
iday gift.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
Tho E,stern pa.seur4r Rates.

CHICAGO, iLL., Dec. 22.-rhe pas
senger agents Of the Eastern trunk
lines held session here to-day In an
effort to restore Eastern passenger
rates. An agreement was submitted
aud met with the approval Of the ma
jOrity OF the lines. But IL Is necessary
TO obtain the signatures OF the general
passenger agents before II can enter
into effect. rhe belief is expressed,
however, that the rates will be restored
to the published tariff, beginning jan
nary !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

Union Pacific system, about eight
hundred miles Of which lie within The
state OF Nebraska, aud which IN 1870
averaged 07 cents n ton per mile, had
been reduced SO that last year they
were bur 9 cents, aud for the lsst AK
months showed further falling OIL,
so that the average is now but l.26
cents u ton per mile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
A passionaie Sphool Marin.

WILKHsnARRE, PA, Dec. 22.--Con-
siderable excitement was manifested
in Nantlcoke this morning over the
death OF Minnie Shea, aged seven
yeara II Is alleged that Miss Bradle,
"A teacher in one OF the public scheols OF
Nauticnke. in an angry passion recent
-. violently threw the child down
stairs, inhiotiug such injuries as 10
cause her death. The coroner Will
make thorough examination,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

s.I % the Gazette.
400 TEX, Dec 22.-The trial Of
,wo white men, Mash and Cath
charged with numbering negro,
occu Died all day in the district
..,and is net conducted yet. The
.,oes watch the case with much In
saving the result will show
1s,ber white men will be punished
iarles he,e for killing negro. The
.timopy is rather strong against the
.ussd. but IS purely circumstantial
arke Cathron Is havinga sad eX-
,suce. His wife sickened and died
waa taken from Jail to her bedside,
she iisd lust ten minutes before
arrival. The Judge then directed
sheriff' TO take Cathron 20 the
Wsetal aud return him To Jail, which
p done.
gen. A. r. Hawthorne of Austin,
mrintendent Of the reXts Baptist
IA Of home missions, spent yester-
Ia the city
Editor and Hon. l.. l.. Foster of
oesbeck arrived yesterday morning.
N the floaturial representative in
legislature from this district and
here looking after his political
aces, he being an aspirant for speak
ofihe next house OF representatives.
cpnIerred freely with his Waco
ands He said that he thought that
could read lis title clear TO the
pakership.
M w. II. Kittrell. who edits and
hshes the Free Lance weekly
gsparer at the little town OF Alex
der, In Erath coun y, came TO this
Saturday night for the purpose OF
svinclnr the liberals, inildels and
Inostics of Waco that the Bible IL
elnapired word OF God. He lectured
tnoay morning to big congregation
al up Of people OF all religious
K Nqk. and some with no BELLE
an, BY invitation he
wpied the rostrum AT LiDeral hall
"a building owned by the Liberia
sregstion, and where the eN Rev
D. Shaw lectures every SUNDAY
N night Mr.. Shaw delivered a lee
st In reply TO that of Mr.. hiltrell
1 room being crowded again. Opin
Irs RE about evenly ulNlutu q
iich speaker made The best thowinl
bis side of the sui iect. Kiitrell J
Fta pres cher, but is u firm believe
{, The bible
DIR. Kittrell delivered a second lee
/, Ia in Liberal hall tonight, havin
7 other large audience. For contr'
.rsles OF this kind Waco will furnish
Hrhaps, larger audiences than an
Nier town in the state.
"A largely attended bal masque an
hcy dress carnival is in progress
skatingrinS tonight, with Oh
Rte Of the young society people In q
hdance. The weather IL almost col
a ouvh TO furnish ice for genuin
#RtinR.
HFhef Waco donation for the Buckn'
phanS home, near Dallas, Will
\ fwai ded tomorrow, in Time to Teac
ophans 10y Christmas. The don
BIS are liberal
n "slugging matchp between loo
lscular talent for Sl00 q side Is {
~ tapis for Christmas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

a stabbing ARRAY A Cornerstone
Laid.

Laid.
special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX Dec. 22.-Sam Sigh,
a broker, and Henry Johnson "a drum
mer for Kansas City fleurlng mill,
became involved In difficulty to-day
over q carload Of -four which the for
mer had sold for the house represented
by the latter Both drew knives, Sigh
got deep aud dangerous wound In the
breast and john on was stabbed In the
lett shoulder. They were both arrest
ed.
The cornerstone OF Wagenheuser's
brewery WIS laid this afternoon with
gorgeous ceremonies. The usual guam
tity OF lunch, beer and champagne was
annihilated and large amount Of ora.
tory was turned loose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
PLANO.
d Public Schools "A Temperance
Ilecture.

De Public SCHOOLS "A IelnpeIahSe
Lecture.
.usspondence OF the Gazette.
PLANO. Tx, Dec. 20 MIR. Clau-
s. Miller Of Barboursville, w. Va,
sbeen selected as fret principal of a
be and iionrishing school in this
En. Mr.. Miller Is a gentleman of
pular manners and scholarly attain
ents ard has had msny years expe-
knoe as a teacher Miss Poinde xter
a lady OF splendid &C 'ompiishments
d is associated with him in the man
cement OF the school.
4ast night Mrs Reecham OF Denton
iyered temperance lecture In the
elhodist church She was listened
with marked attention. she dis
ssed her subj ct from Bible stand
Int and argued with much plausi-
lty that fermented wine ought not
be used In administering the sacra-
poi of the Lords supper. her voice
melodious, her style OF delivery en-
lying, and she handled her subj ct
lIh surprising ability MIS-.
seChsm is state superinteh
#nt of the Woman's Christian
Rmperance Union, and 1t Is to be re.
Fitted that her audience was mol
pre- largely represented by the ladies'
s CUT community.
The quarterly conference of the M
church was held IN this place on
Saturday and Sunday. Rev MT
Hughes, presiding elder, occupied the
lpii, and delivered several verJ
le and interesting disconrses. Rev
?. Milan is the pastor In charle
d his uneeasilg lab1Is IN the caus'
Christianity have yielded an ahun
nt harvest, and greatly endeare'
2 10 our people.
Ar. George t. Parry Of Lamar MO,
been eoJourning IN our town duI
{ The pass week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

Mr. George p Miller. attorney AZ
Law and county Judge, Hamilton. lex5
sa,s: ~ used Bfoanis lrOb Bitiers "
NV family FOR dysps psin, NERVOUSNESS
and sleepiessnfss ana found II most
spcedy ard ciirciual cale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 22.-The
weather Il warm. Many strangers are
In the city, but the departures about
equal the arrivals. Tue work on the
piounds OF the national exposition
and the placing OF the exhibits Is pro-
crossing with rapidlty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

Mr. YIN. Hardee. etoek-raiser. En-
MA Tex, rays; II suffered from dys-
zen, Ia lts worst form. Doctors
sa1sd 10 give relief In depatr !
,arnsd 10 Brownis Iron Bitiers, really
sxneeling no help, but 10 this was
sted, for II not only relieVeu
my pain but entirely cured me-"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
last His Right Hand.

GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. 22.-Eddle
Harris, sixteen years old, while en-
gagged In feeding a power press At
CLARK u Courts printing establish,
ment, had his right hand severed
from his arm at the wrist this after
NOM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
m IlnIon paellle Prelght Rates.

ON4BA, SER Dec y -Generai
Manager Galloway Of the Union Pacific
was questioned to-day reeafding tae
abatement made BY Senator FanWiek
that the railroad rates west Of the Mis-
souri river had remained the same a.
when The railroads were opened. hr.
Galloway says that the earnings Of he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
Marine Intelligence.

GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. % AR
rived: Steamship LappasAs, from Kew
York.
Sallrd. Bark Moorhlll, for Liver
pool bark Sage, for LIVERPOOL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
BIG SPRINGS.
|aald-Be Martin County officials
Tramps Bound for the Exposi-


|ifespondenes OF the Gazette.
PIC SPRINGS. TEX. Dec. 2l.-Ihe
|Fiies who are endeayoring to organ
Martin county seem TO be carrying
war into Africa, for the officers
cied at the late election have been
Pom in aud the latest action by these
''alo-be officials WAS to make appli-
lot 10 the authorities here for coun-
records, which, Of course, were re-
me New Orleans exposition Is caus-
great mRuy persons % start
thai place ia search Of en-
.'fihenii they all stop here. especl-
p obtain employment on the rail
!, out IN muat cases they are disap'
.nted and, being without money,
"a p such mtane ~ Begging ana
sAng the haTd-w 1rkiDg elassra out
a@ta'earned money some profets
rriDtete, but con-idering them
'okrliier they are nothing bat gen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

Mr.. j. l.. Duokworth. Mt. Calm,
Tex SAYS: "BrOwn'a Iron Bltters
cured me OF INDICATION, a six yearf
trial IL various remedies proved inef-
feetual.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
COMMUNICATIONS.
THE oIL-woRKs srILL RuRN1Ne

THE oIL-woRKs STILL BURSINe.
HuN1ER's PolNT, l.. l., Dec. %
The fires at Pratps oil.works, in
williamsburgh, are stlll burning, but
it is believed that they are under con-
troll, though change Of wind might
cause further extension. No more
tanks have exploded. The tiremen
have succeeded in saving the flve-story
brick factory. A great quantity Of Oh
In barrels and casks on the docks in the
warehouses is still blazing. The Gre
boats aud tugs are throwing water
from the river with little
effect A large portion Of the machiu-
cry OF thecondenslng apparatus Is de.
stroyed This will prevent the re-.
sumption ofrttining ard manufacture
ing for long tune. Seven hundred
men are thus thrown out Of employ
ment, Owing 10 the great amount or
insurance carried by the firm, pre-
cisely what the loss win amount to Is
not known. The works We're valued
at upward OF a million dollars and lit
tie Is lett that eau be utilized.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
IIandsomn and Aliraellyo.

The stock of holiday goods now on
exhibition aud for sale AT Kings drug
store Il the most handsome and AL
tractlYe in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
"vIoLEr.p
One Of the Infected Patients Dead,
the Other Recovering.

the Other Recovering.
GALVESTON, Tx. Dec % - The
infected barkentine Violet, which ar
rived a week ago tiom Havana With
two cases Of yellow fever. came inside
to-day and anchored Oh the quaran-
tine station. One Of The crew " no
was stricken with the fever died last
Thursday and was buried at SEA IN the
outer roads Tho other patient has
fully recovered No new cases OF fever
were developed abroad. No cnmmu-
nication is allowed with the vessel,
which will be detained in quarantine
the fun limit OF the time prescribed by
the quarantine regulations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
Indian Gotten Damaged.

LoSnoS Dec. %. - bombay dispatoh-
es state that the heavy rain.storms
are damaging the cotton crop,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

The handsome line Of holiday goods
at Kings drugstore are the admifa-
ton OF All who have seen them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
cold chaLns, r ngs and PIns.

Charms, bracelets, and a thousand OF
other things In the jewelry line, too
numerous 10 mention, at Tully's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
A Thlpg Of Bfanly.

In fact. as in name, the stock ~
vases. toilet sets, dre-eiDg-cBses. jewel
~ caskets aud work.Doxss make ~ .
collection that Is indeed thing Of
Lnnnlu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
BeautifaI display.

Fred l.. King has. without doubt
the finest line OF holiday goods yet
seen In the city,