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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20
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Neys York Stock Marlset.

8overnments stBady, except for per oentsi
which are weak on the talk Of another call.
The demand for railway bonds is very active
and extends throughout the'entire lis, and q
further advance OF prices established. Texas
Pacific Rios rose TO 7jlt, and dit Incomes 10
S3H, The sales lor bonds to-day aggregated
alI,OlO. STATS quiet. stocks quiet and strong
to-day, but The changes In prices were unim'
portant. IN final dealings, however, some
active shares reacted. and the market closed
slightly lower Amer business houTs IL was
reporied that the raj way managers AT Chi
caco had arranged all differences. Compared
with last lght, closing prices are y to u per
cent. higher for Northwest, 81. Pau, Reg l'nd,
Denver 4 Hudson, Denver LOUISVILLE Nash
vine. Lake shore, Michigan Central, Missouri
Pacific. Kansas 4 Texas, new York Central,
Northern Pacific, Reading, Manitoba, TeaRs
Pacific, wabLsh and u To u lower FOR Central
Pacific IacSawanna, oregon Trapscon'i-
mental. Pacific Mall, Western Union and
bloomington, aud Western rose 2 Central
Iowa ?. East Tennessee pad =, Green BAY 4,
ohio southern |, aud Colorado Coal - Ore
gon Navigation sod up TO s5E. ~. Lsuis q
san Francisco declined 2, same preferred ~
Transactions, $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

head curb bits. sio 10: Il do. fancy front do,
Slspn; y In. long rein do, $40 tt; X Ia. doub.
and stitched mont do, extfn curb tits Ed So
FILINGS --s{ In. short roin, biz. or fair.
81 so, X do, BLK. or good, siu 80.
SADDftsS.--No. stock cheyenne, LLAMA
pockets. $40; Number ~ ditto. less the
tree, slS; No. loose rIvIts Il do. 80; No: 4
Colorado, genuine short Friesoke tree, SIS; No
No. Vs. sssned s rs s rose sV irss % sc No.
IS, tackled, do. do, ~; threc-puarter and hal
rigs, mems s5tns; do, boys, ssd5.
long Tux complete collar, bridlos, lines,
etc.l, tsctsssa9B: iis Inch. machlne. short
tug complete, ZIG 90; iiS inch. hand, oak
stock, hort tug, complete, eli; IN Inch fiat
tug, complete, $3.50.
SPURS--EurcSa No. 8, chased. per dozen,
- Is; fndlanola, blued, per dozen, 81 30;
Mexican. Two to ;hree-iuch rowels, " 1904 IS.
LEGGiNS.- No. !, cal. sty lie, calf as; No. I
Chi. style. kip leggin leather, IS so; No. do,
IS No 9, old style kin do. 81 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

WILSON HOUSE, CHURCH PLAZA, Ia
" redo, Texas. kest and most central ho-
tel in the city. sample rooms FOR commercial
men. ID. NJ. Wilson, proprietor.
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Hnilding material

sCAzBER--Rorgh lumber. boxing, ~ inches
and under. lrBt~cInts, s2I; stripping. AKA, p2l;
boxing and HoofiDs. clears, 10; thlch clears
~ and IL, SN rough lumber. second clhspi
8I6. ioiGi aud ecantling, cuiisy 5lD.
BIDIEG--FITht common whitp pine, t3l 90
second do. go: third do, s25; poplar. v0 900
n 5o M tive Pine vi sH "; does, saj; native
DsEssnD LuApnE--Dosing u inches ana
under, SIS 00a9s 90; do MA, co 011t2B QQs
scanfllng j0ist Il any common lumber
$50 09A ~ Og boxing over IL inches. 33Q.0l0
81 %; thick clears, IA toll and 2, ~ OnfS2 So
second cnss. any kind. sci O1D23 90.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLOoRfk0--FirHt
class So: second clasa, sal.
WfnTEPfHE FURrisHIr0 LUhBER--iH. ~
and inch white plne. go, inch do. S65.
CEILINn---BTADED on PLAIs--Firbf coid-
mon white pine. y, SEQ: 70 do, e31: "a 40, e26s
poplar, X. ~ 00@t21.5 80; poplar "a &i260QS5 %;
native pine. N, s225D. 10, Is, 90.
PorLAn LuaESa.--iA, w, and inohs ~
snisoiKs--w White pine A. IS; do shaded A.
u.25. do extra No. I, $3.50, cypress. best. any
brand 20; do No. z, a. b0 do No. !. ESQ; native
sawed heart, $50: Haps. tl.-5.
PiuREys.---wbIte pine, dressed and HEADED,
square or fiai.5i; yellow pine do %; lath.
,,LfSx, 'cEMExr, ETC. Limo, Austin. e 70
per bbl.; Portland. SAB psr hbi. Plaster taIis
New York or Michigan. % 70 per bb'. Plaster
~ shI OK. .- yi q % per y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

WHrgKY--Rociinod 81 IGDisq. a. per proof
sour mash, ono year old. u 90 two years old
extra Old whisky eig5,
WIisEs-Clsret. caee,,s3 Elc1lDO0. M per usi
ity; Cktawba, per gallon, 300 90 Port, ei so6
per gal, u 60e5 90; White wine. N caset
u 01lslO %.
CuhxPkoNE--0. II. Mumm a. Co., EztYs
Dry, 40 OOoosS 90: Hcidsicts In bAhk OF, s2y O0e
~ NJ. Krne, IN basket, a2J 0jls30 ~; Domestic
chappae no = 9Qasi4 %. Geo. ooulet, oxtr,
dry, pints, si7 90.
ALK--Stock Aio, pc. doE., e2 OcG12 ~: Poi tai,
per don, "a 0eG,2 ~,
BorTLED BguH-St. Louis quarts. sl2 %: pis
el2 50. Budweiser quarts glg W; rints ~ %;
Erlanger beer, quarts, sI3 ": pints tiS 81;
Bchi!iz Milwaukee, quarta al2 90; pints tl3 o.;
Anthony n Kubn'g, OTIS si2 10, plnts tl2 20
II. Clarsen q SONS che mpaghe beer, Quarts
sI2oO pints si25o; Fslk's. Milwaukcs, quarts.
ALSO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20
TELEGRApHlU MARKETS,


81. iOhlss
Special to the Gazette.
sr. Louis, March TO- Upon weaker adyl-
ces from oih,r rolits sreculn,ors IN ,hc
wheat market turned In aud sold right and
left, heedess of con equcnces. Tmdine yyas
quite active at decline OF u cent; May closed
at 0a,,,
Corn was lively enough in It's way. bn,;s
and bears fighting quite lively ut the omen.
ing, but II was soon decided in favor OF the
latier TN account OF heavy recelp,s.
ifoVisions We're Flow, especially standard
mess, while there was marked decline al,
arout d.
oArrLE-h train ol grss Texans of 7sy
pounds q eraec brought cents; corn.fed
Texans OF medium TO fair qualify broue hi,
4 9os5 40.
PRODUCE.
FLOUR Unchanged.
Nosred ,9®ular cash; 0aal oa1 May
o. iue; 1901 NJ ~; Yiss year.
SoSNE an IS an; l9isH NJ ,rch; IS. f4o
Aprli' 5lla NAV: 5lts June 81. July,
OATS Cash 58l&3@4 April; 4 Kay.
CORN MEAL-2f5
PRoVrsIoNs.
reRK-faisr jnbblng rs.
hrLk MEA1s- Long clear 0 !0f 8 ~; shor:
ribs s. 0d45s short cl,arAG tag7j.
BACoN-Lung ultai . %. short ribs ,o.. ,bor,
clear TO-.
LAEp- D 2js0cO.
LIVE srnCK.
GA TL.-..Rec ipts ?.S0 exporters G 25a6 q.
good 10 choice. s '0GG 20: common 10 medium,
'p6,o y; IeeLofs wanted, ~ eot2, com.
feL Texans, 75e6@,
H2us-Heceipts 400; light 0e06G so; pack
Ing 1905 ga heavy X al 25
SHEEP Receipts 80: common TO medium
% soou 10 choice PICS IS, fancs 5S Csc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

Bark, Cinnamon. per pound. lsfs--c. bark
Peruvian, per pound, 3le-: borAs pei ID
So, bi.cafbonaie OF soda per NJ, a,Sali cop
pesss, per u, 2R4; castor oil. y gal, b5G Du;
cinchonida, paT ounce, 7DGtD ;. CASTLE sOsp
(nOttled), per 70. Set9 cream tartar. y. r.. per
pound. 900 q; chalk, lump. per pound, 70 .
clloIpei, II. W., per pound. 1OfbhV: calofntl,
English, per pound. lOdi Is; choral by
draie, / b0oi IS; chloroforn, Vi IoG----: coil
position powder, 20 80; d0yers powderg, -.
epson snlta. per pound. Jach; guin opium, FER
pound. 4 80; Enm calnphor, s7es-- Inorphirc
per ounce, 81 t1e375 macbius oil. golden. IS
040 qulnine, p. q w. per or. 100, quinine,
German. per On. rs nj "; potash, bromide,
1890; iodide, l e.; cnlorate, z1G25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20
Chicago.


| Special 10 the Gazette.
| CHICAGO, March lg.-All the markets with.
ont any exceptions were weak aud irregular.
Bulls aud bears int mingled aud shouted in
| the pit, but IL Amounted only to bluster and
neither side scored poin. worth speaking
Of although the general tendency of The
| market seemed TO favor the bears
| 1t may be said with great deal of truth
| that the grain market is in q very uncertain
state, and spectators who have money mis-
t-ust IT,
! Provisions show more life butts far from
being active. May pork, at Is OK, fell be-
lowlS, but staid close around those figures.
Buyers were not numerous: July is slow AID
only l5 cents higher than May. This is Yeiy
close.
May lard would not come down and /, but
shade lower than yesterday. But little do.
ing in July ana year dull
Loose meats barely steady, but there was a
great deal of life witnessed ana the supply is
Diminishing right along.
Wheat was ste dy a. the opening but this
did not Last long and soon beca ne weaker
and lost a half to tn -ee.quarter cent, May
closing at 9ii<.
Corn was slow, and the slight advance at
the start was som lost, and then declines
were In order. Shorts were about the only
buyers, and they only purchased in a small
way.
Corn was even more dull than wheat.
Cattle in light supply and the feeling was
better, some of tia confidence being restored.
PRODUCE.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
MHEAr-Cash s9A GO; closed s0i4: April.
Sp9s6eia.: closed So; May 9r.da5'z: cinsed
Dis-; June NF. @El5: closed DoL; July 97IzeD
gSs; closed J7l 4d979s No. 2 rel 9Sdl %.
CoRS-'a,h 1lSl dI March 5i2i@5234; clos
cd 554; April 5lSld5-7s; closed s., "a; May h6k
by; CLOSED b6lf: June 57lsa s. closed b7l%@
5-ss. July Jyso5lH c os' d Bs., sssiS
OAR Cash 3l&, April 80 Sol; May 3i@35J4;
June 1910 a1l.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK---Cash l7-09l7 ~; May IL 9l<t5ls or;
June 9jotAE; Iuy IS l00.S 2nE.
L,RD--Cash 2: Aprii 973at9l As; May
AZ. G9 81; June h5G9 %.
BULK MEArs-Shoulders 4j; short rib
-; short clear TO-
LIVE STOCK.
IioGs-Receipts 800; steady; rough pack
Ing, 62l@t 70; packing and shipping, & 75@7 30;
light, 8 90h6 10.
,AlTLis---heceirts $500; exporters 70a6 Is:
good to choice shipping al 10; common 10
medium 5t0G5 CO.: coFn-fed Texans as ~.
SHgsP-Receipts 1900 inferior To fair c@
1 o medium To good t0G5 Coz choice TO eA-
ira O'eS5 10; lambs, 9GGl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

Fotatoes--Irish, northern, = bbl e2lO@2 .
sRck, S591-c.; Sweet, per bushel, $50 Toe. On
90 90. bcans, II. p, med. bbls., 81 &C.. large
lima, 6G6J<c.; small butter, tlf@35c. Pickles
medium, per bbl., So 10; small, per Dbl, 90 20
half bbi., med, 81 90; half biol, smnIi, o. ~.
Pigs feet ki.q 81 %: quarter bill, e. O0i hall
hbl., 60 90 % 50. Cheese, half cream. 49,;
fIll cTean. l7iso. Eraut per Dbl, fi2@i22E
half bbl 50 %. Peanuts, % 100. der, b ali
Int. 80 40. Cabbage, 70.
PouLTRY-Hens. 81 - per doIef young
spring chipkcne, 500; Turkeys. 81 t0,alU o.;
deese. So ~ s51Mi bucks. 81 600 3 %.
EoGs--Por doson. 1850.
Fresh country butiar. choice, 80. Creme y
8Sc.: old butter, lCGl2l4c.; oleomarRaile, lsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20
LAND AGENT.

IRANF, sPARRMAN q yRENOHARD--
" Attorneys Mt law, Decatur, Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

DaAPMAN Il swAyNE, ATTORNEYS AT
v law, Fort Worth, Texas. Office over
First National Bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

Special TO the Gazette.
CATrLu-Fresh reeeipts again light, but
what was held over large: more life was APP
parent aud prices show some imp.o vement.
sales were made at l0957O.
Loose meats weak but unchanged.
Lard quiet.
Pork, 100.
Wheat was again lower and slow.
Corn slow and likewise weaker.
PRODUCE
WHEAT owe: 81 bid cash; sI5sWS5 bid
April: SBs esJH bid NAV
toRS-stsady; ~ cash; 425s bid Aplil;
1871 bid may.
OAls--DGll ana nominal a'2e.
LIVE STOCK.
CArlLE- Receipts !. 40; market steady and
slow nat yesteeis of CO. To l,2Dl pounds av.
erago UCs1 9 stockers aud feeders Coos 20;
cows $50 80.
40 s-Reccp,s 500; market weak ana
slow and lower JOS ol 2l5 10 80 pounds b.5g
o o.: mainly q 1905 TO-
SHEEP Heeeipls 2,21'; market steady; ma
tive offs TO IOl pounds 3 t04i7d.
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Furniture.

Furniture -icaiatca,is, imitation wslnat
wood scat, Y. dos. so 1907 90: cane md rattan
scat, s. 0oea oo canc neat, dining, si2 c0ateo 90,
Uhilds and rockers, IS cDepi2 5O large rocking
15Q Mirrors. arch tops. (. lcs, az 9u6i? 50;
Tables. round, s2o1@ya0; ISL leaf, "a st@ 5 80;
Safes, each, SO 25tt7 "; bureaus, IS 5,eseV "
wash stands, si 2setS 30 bod springs, "a 80; ou
Baby Carriages, 20 5000
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cho.ce 20 oc.



Pork Fair; demand nt lower rates, l,t..
lARo-Stoady; tterce 9iS: Rev 10.
BULK MfaT~-Scarco aud nrm; shoulders,
rs long clear and clear rib, usa.
BAcoN-. Scarce and firm; no shoulders
mere. losg clear aud clear rio NJ IOas.
dAMs-Cnuice supsr.cureu cauvassed steady
ana unchanged at l3GiSis. ,sa.s
1870. Nv N'~
CofrKs- Dnll and unchanged; Rio, cargoes
OF common to prime, lOh erlatt.
SUGAR null aud nominal. common TO
good common, flsMIss; fair to fully fair 8
goa; prime TO chnice r7ed5, yellow ciarl-
lated, Ta7is.
MoiAssts Quiet md weak; centrifugal IL
CIV icrmentlng 2N1S5; robhled 2aecln.
bicK-Stcady With good mand: Louis
iann ordinary 10 prime, sSs@bs..
BRAN Dull and lowerpt lliS.
torloN SStp ofI--rrime Grade, SiSS7:
SKINNER yellow 42Gil. Market dull and
lover oihers unchanged incessant rain
restricted Ousinoss Exchange unchanged.
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Offered. Asked.

sEnstern TnNls and southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars per head less than
the above quotations.
Tho above prices are for herds Of 1000 head
ana upward, delivered ON the trails, and for
such cattle as hose raised In the counties
emhrnctd In the following territory: West
of the Texas central Railway; north OF u limo
drawn easi and west with Wnco. and cast OF
a line drawn north and south With Iiaird and
south of He'd Rive.
burfs.
HIDEs-Go. heavy mint, Org % lbc.: No.
2 heavy flint, dry. v 70 l5e; No. |, light fiint,
Bib lao; MOP, light nint pm lac bulls and
heavy. damaged. Z ID Ito; cnlf skins and bad
ly damaged, q 10 1g5c; groom sailed, sound,
y u 71sc green sailed, grubby, fb blsc butch.
o green, VI fGi.
FURs-Skunk. l0Ge2oo; rnccOon, 2n5soo
cayoies. " 0c; mountain wolf, 55c1si: fox.
o1sD2bo,
PyLTRIEs- Nominal, season over. Deer
skIuu, q ID era ~ anJeiupe BAllis, n 10 100 Is
goat skins, each ioe9b; sheep pplts. according
10 amount Of wool. 20cGup; shaarllngs, nc.
cording TO amount OF wool. 10Glhc; Mexican
sheep pelts, p b sa9l0c; Mexican sbeop sItu.
Improved, ll@i2o; Mexican sheep hhcT ings,
Sc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

HAY Rev country loose from wngpI
Is 00Sl0 20 per ton; bale hay. eDa1D. New
corn, IS % AOsts. Oats country. s2,laSscis
Cniior seed meal, co s b loo Cotton iced,
i2Isc. Millet. ppr bale. sin5lI. Johnson
grass seed. Vi per bnshel. Millot seed, 56c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

LrvEHpooL. March lo.-CoTroN-spot close'
steady and unchanged. a..
Now orleans.


Nxw oRIsAss March 1.--FLOuB- Dull
ani lower; family s.7bSsosl thigh grades
'9 coss-rn good demand; mixed coScT
white 20.
OATS Pair at 49, ~
Cons MEAi--Lowera 20.
HAy-Scarce aud nrin; prime ldco5ls "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

Red ahoephead md trout, per pound, l2&o.
OYsTEis-Bnltiniore Diamond brand: Dla-
monds. ~ 10 per dozen; Select 50 90 dozen F.;
Mata9orda, soc. per 100: berwick Bay, 81 IS
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

MarIindale a. Paule. corner Fourth
and Houston, have just received new
lot Of elegant aud stylish suitlngs for
spring wear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

Powdor-Eiasting, = keg, t2 70: Rife, 26 p.
shot--sl ID . sock: Buck sbot. t25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20
Gram.


Wheat ohoice 9l,.Gsl. medium. f0AaD
$50: corn, szlsG3iOc: rye. 4Oac.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

1.-Two Stock Market.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
BseyeB-Corn fed, per pound. 4eosi4o
COWS, per pound. .,,.,at9 sGptiSc
Muttons-Fair. Tat muitoDs, 2, b.,....2al h3Go
Choice, per pound....,.,....3 ,cSlio
Hogs--Por oai1so
Stock hogs, ner pound ..a,........3lsa14 o
Bulls aud stays. for sausae e mannIac.
ture per sn1ido
Grass cattle suitable for heof-none In mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20
X. orP. Notice

All members Of Red Cross lodge Nc.
~ are earnestly requested to be pTcsen,
at the meeting to-night-work In III.
second rank aud special business of i'm.
ponance. Visiting knights In good
standing are cordially invited to at.
w. w. Rourm,
*. Of II. and /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20
COTTON MARKET

COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED sTATEs
! PORTS.
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- -,.
rog siLE-IiVE STUN
In REyr-DwELLISG HOUSES.

sIT-fugSIsHED HOUSE ON
bsgstne. batween Texas and Jackson
prty Will board lady and one
Isnsloihpuse. Apply at GAZETTE
iraMmises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

sew ORLEANS. La, March l9.-sight ex.
chance on New York at 90 per i,VVo pro
''i steriing exchange b. b.. 81.
MONEY.
Wv York. March l9.---Honey ~ ana :,
Nhn", u. mime mercantile paper 5@bts;
sieriing exchange Is d steady 81; s'ght
sssE.
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New York.

NEW loEK. March ,g.-lirSvrs Receipts
va including? 20 carloads for expectation:
slow trade. psinic steers g)aT ~: oxen ind
irs cows 5ocsi7: bulls SOS -. The I'm.
refrigerator beef was barely steady In Lo..
don to-day at 1 G per pound
SnkEr-Receipis $3.50 slow sales; ordinary
70 prime sheep oWsd 5p yearllng lambs IS
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Nrw Yosy March lnSNT,orv nan

WHsAr spot dull, options iiregu mr., clos
ing steady; speculation niily ac,ive. mainly
~ May; ung'nded red sg9l IL; No. red Nit,.
5ted "a; NJ, red 1923; store / 90: sfoai
CuaN-Spot l.@s higher ana more active,
options opened lower, an arward- advanced
'AtS y, ana later Tho Improvement WAS lost,
clnsing steady; speculation quiet: ungrsdc /
su9O,94; M S,otgtG :; steamer bgt; elevator
81, ninaG No; =, On @G.ss, anoat; Old No. =
e2'4; store "A, delivered.
PROVISIONS.
(pETrE- C,,.t .g,,fl -. nj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

The White Elephant takes second
place to no saloon in the South.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

CorFFE-sp,t duh fair; Rio nv; op,lonp
active bnt lower. Rio No. I spot, l0ps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20

i s' ssS,a'. GassliLERY.-w :. :
IT / s'Is ssruss,s s SALARY =. GLIB
aaii s IS, on s ecaooaa and So ,
nm . ~ esa'nISasenih l., street
s'' ss,: i ssssss', .sa. coptr..,a. !.
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Ml soETs.

one S'sD S!sS ss.FEcIAL AT.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-20
HOTELS.

COMMERCIAL BOTEL-GEO. II. ROWE,
y proprietor, 80 Main, near l'orrteenlh,
street Table board sijJ per week; meals .5c;
lodging % and SOC.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-06
THE C1IURclrEs ro-moRpow.

We give below the churches Of our
city, the hours of their respective SER
vices, and the subjects Of the pastors.
for tomorrow
Wesley Chapel NJ. Z. Church.
w. G. Herbert, pastor. Services
at Ii a. m. and 8 b. m. All
are welcome. Sabbath School at . 40
a. m. and p. m.
st. Anne's Parish, Sept. 7th-
Holy Communion I a. m, and Morn
ing Prayer and Sermon at III a. m.
and Evening Prayer 4.30 D. m. st.
Anne's Mission-Evening Prayer and
Sermon 7.30 p. m. st. Philips Mis-
sion-Evening Prayer and Sermon 8
p. m. VIM. S. Southgate, rector.
Rev. VIM. H. Phillips, assisting.
st. Mary's Or. CO. Church, Rev.
Father McInerney, rector. Early Mass
5k and 8 a. M; preaching at 10. 80 a. m.
and Vespers from 75 to s p. m
Presbyterian Church. Rev. R. III.
Williams, pastor. Services at IL a.
m. and 7.3O p. m. Morning:-Anni-
versary sermon. Evening 1.-The
Excelleney of the knowledge of
Christ" All are cordially in
yited. Seats free and polite ushers
in attendance.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. DR.. G. v. Leech, pastor Ser
vices at Ii a. m and p. m. Sabbath
School at q p. m. A cordial welcome.
Attentive ushers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-06
LATEST NEWS.
CITY za1 COUNTY.
n AV AL NOTES.
LOCAL NEWS OF THE DAY
Commander WaddelI OyerruIea.

Commander Waddell's construc.
tion Of the oyster law in its relation
to county licenses, which be inter-
prets as allowing the party receiving
the license only TO catch the bivalves
and not to sell them outside the
county by which the license was
granted, was not sustained by city
justice yesterday. On the fourth
instant Commander Waddell instruct.
ed Deputy Commander j. b. Wilson,
of the sloop MARY Compton," as
follows:
Unlawful carriers of oysters from
the waters of Kent and Anne Arun-
del counties are trading in Bal
timore You will proceed with
your command off the Patapsco
to a position off Fort McHenry to
command the forks of the river, and
as there is night traffic your watch
fitness must be regid. Board every
boat and demand q carrying license. If
you find any without a carrying
license having oysters arrest under
the law.n
Yesterday afternoon Capt. Gordy,
of the steamer Hamilton, had occa-
sion to call upon Captain Wilson,
while lying off the position assigned
him. Just then u canoe came up
and at the suggestion of Captain
Wilson was boarded 1t was manned
by white boy and two colored lads
belonging to Jackson's creek, Queen
Anne's county. 1t had about fifteen
bushels of oysters on board. The
young man showed his local license.
but no carrying license. He was at
once arrested The canoe was towcd
to the city by the Hamilton, and
Captain Wilson took the party before
Justice Sanner at the eastern police
station. Justice Sanner heard the
charge. He examined the law and
construed it to mean that the grant
ing of the license to catch the oysters
also permitted the selling of the same
without regafd to any locality. He
accordingly dismissed the case. The
young man said he had been told
that he had right to sell them any
where be could fine market. Capt.
Wilson says if an appeal is taken by
the State he can produce the young
man whenel er wanted.