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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
INCORPORATION.

Articles Of Incorporation were fled with
the secretary of state yesterday Of the Ger
man Turner'S society of the village of Reads
Landing, Wabashaw county, for the i'm
provement Of the social and physical condi-
ton Of its members. The admission is 10
be regulated by bylaws and the annual
dues are to be 50 payable monthly. The
first officers are Henry Barkhardt, vice pres
ident GotlIeb Burkhardt, Charles Ham
burger secretary, Joseph Funk treasurer,
who are to transact all the business of the
society.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
JOHN N. LYNCH.
40 FOOT lot on Lawson street, trees, etc..
NJ S275 on monthly payments

40 FOOT lot on Lawson street, trees, ETC.,
~ S275 on monthly payments.
120 feet on Wabashaw street, $1,000. This is
worth looking up.
Good business lot on Rice street, 40 feet,
$1,000 on easy terms.
80 foot lots in West st. Paul near new rail
road, $3.50, bargain.
New . room house on Dayton's bluff, 80 foot
lot, trees, 81, 500, only $500 down, balance long
tine. j. NJ. Lynch
Fine room house in good condition, graded
street $1,000 small payment down, balance long
time. Stop paying reIt and get home
100 acres } y miles from city at $40 per acre
A bargain.
room house on Reauy street, near East Sew
enth street, lots, $500 on long time,
The above and large list of other choice pieces
OF improved business property, residences.
lots, blocks, acres near city, and farms all
cheap and on easy terms, for sale by I'M. Lynch,
l0i East Third street, Presley block ere
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
SUIT. CLOAK & SHAWL DEPARTMENT

Which has heretofore been neglected for want
Of room will now be found Of special and par
ticular interest. All the goods in this depart
ment are new, and at new prices for this latitude
No lady who contemplates purchasing Gar
ment for herself or Dress or Outside Wrap for
child, should fail to give this stock thorough
inspection. In addition to our stock Of Chill
drens Wraps and Suits we invite particular at
tentionto the Plush Newmarkets, Russian Circu-
lars and Sacques all Of which are now open.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
UNDERWEAR G. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT

Will be found second to none in the state, en-
bracing everything desirable for children, ladies
or mems wear in cotton, wooden or silk; in cut
or full regular made Of domestic and imported
goods. Our Cartwright & Warmers Underwear
for ladies and children will be appreciated by
buyers of good goods.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
SEWED UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. !

As this also is an entirely new departure for
us, and all these goods are made specially for
us with particular attention to Styles quality Of
muslin and manner of sewing, ladies will not be
slow to appreciate these goods when they I'M
derstand that the material alone cannot be
bought for the price of the garments
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
Grirr., f:lrcerine salra

The best on earth, can truly be said Of
Griggs' Glycerine salve, which is sure cure
for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and
al ether sores VIII positively cure piles,
letter and all skin eruptions- Try this won
der healer Satisfaction guaranteed or money,
refunded Only % cents For sale By P.
J. Dreis, St Paul. Nina
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
The True Test.

fla man is hungry within an hour, more
or less, after meal, he is a dyspeptic- It
shows his stomach is not able to dispose Of
what ne has eaten But to eat and thus i'm
pose more work is an absuriity. Take DR..
Jones Red Clover Tonic, which cures dys-
pepsia and all stomach, liver, kidney and
bladder troubles It is perfect tonic appe
tiger, blood purifier, q sure cure for ague and
malaria diseases Price 80 cents. P. J.
Dreis, corner Ninth and ST. Peter streets, st.
Pani-
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Total. 500

The firm has not decided yet whether or
not to rebuild. OF course factory is ne
cessity, as the firm has large orders ahead
that must be filed. The stock they have on
hand will do for their immediate needs, and
that is all.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
KELLOGG, JOHNSON & CO.'S FIRE.
Full Statement of the Losses and
Insurance,

The full particulars of the destruction by
fire of Kellogg, Johnson 81 Co.'s boot and
shoe mandatory, given in the GLOBE yes
terday morning, leaves nothing to say in ad-
dition, except to mention the different COM
panies in which the insurance was placed,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
The Transfers
MONDAY.

The following is the list of the transfers of
the week:
MONDAY.
Joseph NJ Pottgeiser to Joseph Hammerlandt
lot 20, block 3, Pottgieser's subdivision $50
Walter Mann to John II Bryant part OF block
c., town OF White Bear. s.. 500.
" White TO John simmer. lots and 5,
block 122, West st Paul proper. S6s5.
James johnson 10 Ed A Whitaker lots 19 TO
-, block 2. Pottgieser's subdivision. 3, 500
" L Woodbury. 10 II y Gage, Jr, lot /, blocki,
Schurmeier's addition, $500.
Mary NJ Sheber to st Aubin & Dion. lots : and
S, block :, Ewing & Chute's addition, 5000.
Gottfried Blem 10 John Masker, E y Of lot rs,
block :. Ashton i Sher5urne's addition. 81 500.
John Roehl. Jr. to Adam Kaufman. lot 3, block
/, De Bow, Smith, RisQue 4 Williams, addition,
$500
Michel to " Rixmann. lot 4. block Il,
Michel < RobertsOn's addition. $500.
TUESDAY.
John n Lynch 70 r r DOrr, lot 70, block :,
HiSche ocks addition. 500.
franklin Paine to Marx Paine, lot C. block s.
Hoyt's addition. -. SEQ.
81 Gsriough to L Z Thompson, lot 9, block IL.
Beil's addition. S55o.
Erick Anderson TO Sexert Erickson undivided
: OF lot {. block ). Hills addition. s7OO.
Henry GroPpel to n T Popping. los Is, block
So. Lyman Dayton's addition. Si.OOs.
II. T Propplng TO LouisA Groppel lot Is, block
So. Lyman DaytOns addition. $1,000.
A Y Teeple 70 John Morley, lot - block p
Holcomb's addition. SssUo
John " Warner - jacob Jaeger lot Il.
block - living s Chute's addition, -, 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
|d,Mah|er &Co's
OPENING DAY,
TUESDAY, SEPT. 80, 1884 !!
When we will show as complete stock in the
Dry Goods line as can be desired.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Is full of all the Novelties of the season, with
an unrivaled assortment Of French Cloths, Tri-
cots, Ottomans, &C., for tailor-made suits, with
to match
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
SILK And VELVET DEPARTMENT

Is full of the latest and most approved styles
and fabrics. Our reputation for furnishing the
best black silks for the consumer both as to APP
pearance anddurability, will be maintained and
buyers who would have the best Silks or Vel
vets for the money cannot afford to pass by the
offerings now made.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28

BARGAINS in West side property. Although
II the railroad Is Al work, We are selling lots
81 the old hsare- Before purchasing elsewhere
stop al our Office. Paul Martin i Co, 81 Dakots
avenue. West side. 2s6-7s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28

The following is the list Of the transfers of
the week:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28

SdUeS money, time and trouble. Non-explo-
sive. The genuine 'Acme'' Fuel Kinder. Ask
your grocer
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
4. II. HTLGUS & BROS.

INVEST st. Panl Office, 1903 Dakota avenue.
w We have the largest list TO select from on
the West Side. \. b. Wilgus Il Bro, lO3 Da-
kota avenue.
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MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT

With every desirable fabric in wool, silk and
wool, and all silk materials, and the strongest
and best light in which such goods may be seen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28

NEW UoUSE-Small cash payment balance
~ monthly; title perfect; fine dry location /;
ten minutes walk from tho bridge A. Il. Wilgus
& Bro, lO3 Dakota avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28

OR >AlE-1he following desirable lots. lots
u corner OF Pleasant avenue and sixth street
lots on Rice street. between Iglehsrt and Triton
street, 10 lots in lrvines second addition front
ing ca Seventh street. lend OF bridgel; - los
III irvIne's addition 10 WestSt- Paul; also well
established paying business Apply 10 George
". TurnbaH. 34s Exchange street. city. ss3s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
4. B. WILGUS e BROS LIST.

4 b. WILGUS & BRO, Real Estate Agents
IA. 3S4 jackson, have the largest list of Houses
and Lots in the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS REAn Esr4rE.

IF YOU have real estate for sale, advertise il
i in the wants columns OF The Day s67-7S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28

Efok SALE OK ENt HANSE-A cholce tar-n.
II fully improved ana located one na;ie from
good town. aad VII sell cheap. Fes,sea s Co..
Third and jackson stgsetS-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28

dal,500, win buy one OF the best farms in Grant
y county, with house OK ) rooms. house alone
oostSi,sO0, only one mile from the county seat
~ acres OF the handsomest grove OF trees in the
stStc, this property must he sold in the next 10
days. FARwELL X Co.. Third and jackson.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28

I } FAD this and see how easy is to get a
IL home. We will build you house 10 suit
on payment OF Ss5 down, the balance monthly.
Paul Martin * Co., End OF bridge, West side.
sS6-ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03

g. lnncy, tAc.; ole y, sc,nneni .isst sos
Arhuckies Aiiosa, istDlh3Ec.
~ inner'ai, sunpuwuer, hU@7e.
sroAR. Fine powtlnr.u inl MA TO-,
iinlt6ols. iVlfc.; out LOAF cscs sr,nng,ted.
@s' r.; s.'Ddard 4 y ore, n, o. choice
white, stn s'9c.. do no O., sast4r; o, X.
prl'n, 0h@7c. Market very trons.
htCt- ,riuisiaua, ,.y@r
FISH MacEe'el. Ion kiif, ~ .I; No.
1tSi.oS half obs. No. " q No q b.uu:
Write nsh No. i hlf. BIZ :, 7.2j. No. b.95
Dried herriugs, ner box, iOc. oil nsl; Gtsc.
SAbT-CoarEe, IN bagt, 10 " 80 1nc IN
baN. -: lake. IN hal hoop htts. s2.iu:
pockets, Ad74c
ChHNkp 1uuDs.--Prices pni dusen. emo
apples. standard si.T5 Peaches, standard,
bs. sl.t3; hs., s2.2DG2Sl seconds 2 ms,
tl.th ns., S2.ig Tomatoes. standard MS.
t'lii SECONDS, u.s.. =; l6s., E.8b3 ~; t.recu
corn, slIpNi.6b, Green pens 1881 a., nSe.
berries s..j.0i.ii: RasIhertlsS VI 5le0i 81 !;
ySters. null weight. No.. tl.i5: IN, s<. light
weight, ~, &c; 2 n. sl.ae Sitiinun A.,
. 5,@l.IH n. - Mnckefri I n :.
ti.fra -; Saftines, American, 500 chs a.
imported, sl2.6M' Ia 10 case: Strawberries, 2 70
v GLIB; Backberrles lbs: Green pAeen
VI ini Eagle Condensed miis. sS.en. crnwu"
60 2 SwiSs, 90 So, I,
>uSpRi Es---Starch, &c -opi, cun,0on
sc Gerinhn olive, sac, tstnhits. ruil hpSes,
"a c; halNee, ibc; quarters, &c. Ind 80. NC %;
Siueing, NMi.uO dozen. Oieninus mustard,
n. iON sh,bH dozen. Mnccaroui imported licio:
Am.rican, sl.un box. BuckctS, two hoops,
sain dozen; well buckets, si& DOZEN. N,noins,
sL7,oS.26 dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
Building Mst.r,ai

LUhBER--tuugh lumber bpNtne, ~ tnchcA
ana under. nrst-cass, ST. stripping ,sxS, sat;
,oSing and flooring. clears, s.i: thlck clears,
III auu ! 2, 81; rough lumber, second rls.ss
SIR; toist and scanting, cults, SD
SlrtNG--FlrSt cnminon white pIne AZ So.
second d., o; third do. SIS: pupiar. az So ma,
tive pine Y; s22 0cO22 %. do *, So: native
rougn. si7 81.
DRhSsEp luMBEn-BoNing l21nches ana
under, ga NR@2' 0s do tsSa, $50 oO532s 90:
sonniling, lpir 81 any common lumber
SO WdN u3; boYing over " Inches, sSD N0So
~ w, thick cleiiF 40 sand . 81 rsuaI,i2 So
second class any ltind, Si,l Os.a3 ~.
l'isksSrp ANn MATCliBp ELanRfNo-Elrst
class, s.'s; second class s2l
WuiTh PiNE FUnNIsuiSa t.uABEH--l.., ~
ana inch white pine, go; inch do, si5
'EiLlNg.- BEADED or PLAiN--l'liAl o,,tn-
uou white pine, *, $3.50; ID do. sAr "a do sg,;
poplar, $3.50; poplar, =, s'2St native Pine,
V, S2.Sl. do, y, 50.
POPLAR LuNBER,--iI.. ~. aud inch, 80,
10 inch, go.
Sn IsGLEs--Mhiie pine y, 81, 40 snated A,
800, DO extra 30. J., $50; cypress hest. amy
brand, sS DO No. ?, "a so; DO M, 81, Gtin native
sawed heart, N.y: saps, = *
PlCKETS.- White pine. dressed ana headed
square or Hat, 81; yellow pine do. 81 in;h, -,
LIME, ChME~r, ETC.-.liine, Austin ~ -
per Dbl. Cement, Louisville ~ ltoseraie, 81 So
per hbl.; Portland 80 ~ per Dbl Pltest AZ PARTS
N"w York or Michigan. VI per hh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03

Woot-Modium according 10 israde ,uuanty
and condition, ~ to zoe; ane according ia
grade, quality ana conIltion, le 10 az coarse
according to grade % Ily ana condition, IS
10 lsc; Mexican iInp~o- d nccutdng 80 grade
quail and condition., 10 to Is: Mexican. 40
cording To grade, quality and condition, "
burrs.
HInss-No. llhesvy hint, dry 4 N l3ig,g No.
, n 1890; No. 2, lght illni {, III DiSc: bulls and
heavy. 'iHmnged, :, hrlSc: calf sbins and bad
~ dnmnecd, z u q 10: green sailed, snlrIu
green, T. 10 5lsc.
FulS-Skunk, l0&20c; raccuou. .Odi Oc
cayotes, ?@jOc; mountain wolf $4,000: foY.
.0G SO.
rELTRIEs- Nominal. season over Deor
skins, y 70 MID; antelops akinE, y n 100 II;
goat hkihs, each lu9y21; sheep pclts, accordin .
10 amount ~ wool, 2Dc04up; shcnrliugs &C"
'ordinE tn amount OF wool, lNGlbc Mexican
sheep reits, y 10 Hpluc; Mexican sheen pc, D.,
Improved, li&l2o; Mexican sheep snerilne y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
DALLAS.
Slight Mortality Horse-Thief-A
Woman Badly Burned.

Special To the Gazette
Dallas, January 2.-There We're only
eight deaths in Dallas during the
month of December There are thir-
teen patients i'll the city hospital.
Jean Del Curt, an old Frenchman,
was run over by wagon this evening
and had his left leg fractured.
William Nichols stole Il horse from
parties near Deuison about ten days
ago He WAS traced to Tarrant county,
where llestole another horse last night
from u farmer for whom he was work
ing No one knows where he has
skipped to.
Private west-bound train four hours
late.
Mrs. w =. Anderson, residing ut
10 Polk street, while kindling "a fire
to-day, had her clothes iguited and he
fore she could be given aid was horri-
bly, burned about ner person. Her
physicians pronounce her injuries
fatal,
Frank Riley, who was manager of
the cigar and news stand of the Grand
Windsor hotel has been missing
since Monday, and the proprietor of
the hotel received Information from
Denton to-day that he had gone to
Mexico. 1t is alleged that Riley is
indebted to several parties in large
sums of money, among them w. {.
Howard, the ho,el proprietor, up
wards of one hundred dollars.
The second game between the Dali
las Brown Stockings and Cores COM
bination, was played here to-day. The
combinationwun 10y a scOreof nineteen
to twelve. IL was game of hard hit.
ting, good fielding and base running,
and with but few bad errors. The
last game of the series will be played
tomorrow. The Cores leave for New
Orleans tomorrow night, and the
Browns for Galveston Friday night.
final arrangements have been con-
cluded to-day for three games with the
Galveston club on the h, 9th and eth
INST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
CLEBURNE
Not Murder, but Skipped 10 Keep From
Paying His Debts.
special to tho Gazette.

special To tho Gazette.
Cleburne, January 2-The convic-
ton Is now prevalent here that the
mysterious disapl earance of s. T..
Walters mt Alvarado under cir UNI
stances indicating murder. was not
murder, but OH the contrary, IL is be-
lieved that Walters has absconded TO
escape his debts. While the first evil
dences pointed TO foul play, there was
no indication of struggle or any
thing of the Kind, and matters which
have since come TO light render the
present supposition was IL very proba-
Die one. Walters in deht quite
h uvily for IA man conducting the busi-
ness he did. He owed Mr.. Green
Muxey about $577, principally for
house rent, and DIR. Jeflries several
hundred dollars for money borrowed,
uesides numerous small debts To trades
men. IL is believed he is badly be-
hind with piano and organ makers.
Mrs. Walters states that her husband
left Cleburne with the intention of
having settlement with Dallas
dealer in musical instruments
and stopped at Alvarado to collect an
account there; that he had n consid-
cradle account with him which he
Ilut tOitttteu. Quiz Siit fclustS w ut-
lieve that he has fled; on the other
hand Walters brother believes that he
has absconded.
The Martin case was on trial to-day
in the district court and Considerable
progress was made. The testimony
was heard and arguments commenced.
Tomorrow NJ. NJ. Crane, Esq, who
has been employ ed to assist in the
prosecution, will close the case and it
will be given to the jury.
Intelligence was received here this
morning of destructive fire ut Caddo
Peak, eight miles north of Cleburne.
McLanahRn IL Jenkins store, with
the postoilice and III il matter, were
totally consumed. The merchandise
and building were fully insured. The
origin of the fire is ascribed to fire
crackers.
The Knights of Pythias ball was a
complete success and its management
reflected much credit upon the lodge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
WACO.
rho May liili-Fair Trial-A Small Fire
Building Association Earn
ings-LUcal and Personal
Items.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Waco, January 2.-The trial of d.
w. May, alias Hill, alias Fair, has
been going on in the district court to-
day. May is the blonde .mustacbed
young man who, in November ere
ated such ~ ripple by his exploits as II
pretended agent of Steele IL Price, the
baking-powder firm. He had merry
time of il and left "a lot OF indignant
people whom he had deceived behind
him Caught at Bryan Il few days al
terward, he has since been in jail.
The Waco Building Association to-
day declared its shareholders divi-
dend for 1883, which is lwenty-one per
cent. net, It's capital stock is only
$500 and it bull LIZ houses last
\ ear in Waco, besides several in Lam
pasas, McGregor and Gatesville.
Al four o'clock this afternoon fire
was discovered under a stairway in
McClelland d brands stove and tin
ware store, in the center OF n fine brick
block on Austin street. The flames
went up into the second story, reach
ing the millinery establishment of Mrs.
Il. j. Doss. Her stock WAS somewhat
damaged by smoke and water, but all
the losses will come under $500 The
building WAS the property of Peter
McCleiland, the largest real estate
owner in Waco, who never insures
but employs his own watchmen. 1t
is ii standing joke among the firemen
that his houses never burn.
General Manager Woodard and Chief
Engineer Stephens Of the Texas & st.
Louis railroad, accompanied by alarge
party, came in last night and went
out to Gainesville this morning, return
ing tonight and going east again.
The weather was very cold again
this morning and water-pipes in ali
parts of the city We're frozen or burst
ed. Coal dealers during the past two
days have been real busy for the first
time this winter.
Frederick Warde finished his en-
gagement Tonight, playing to another
crowded house. He is very popular
here.
\ party of Waco sportsmen, includ-
ing Gen. l.. S. Ross, left o'day for the
Trinity river for n hunt
All trains, especially the sUuth-bound
Missouri Pacific, were late again to
day.
The new city council holds its first
meeting tomorrow night.
The Examiner now claims to have q
full force ofnon-union printers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
BAIRD.
The Social Event " the Season
Complimentary Allusion.
special 10 The Gazette.

optcihi w tne 9Altttes
Baird. January 1.-The social event
of the season ZANE uff a-t night at the
Robertson hall IN the way of a holiday
ball under the auspices OF the Knights
of Honor lodge at this place. Mir ~
and pleasure were highest while Terp-
sichore reigned supreme. At II m
supper was announced ready 1T the
Sigal hotel where host and hostess
had prepared the same in a style
suited to the most complete epicure,
aud the guests showed their appreeia-
ton oi the same. After supper the
dance continued till the very small
hours in the morning Everyone
seemed to and did enjoy themselves
in the utmost. Tue ladies were all
handsomely dr. ssed and beautiful.
The Mammoth Star Comedy Com
pany of j. G.. Stultz Is showing To a
crowded house ut the Robertson hall
tonight. Mr.. StuItz and his wife, II
Alma Stuttz. are the popular actors in
this country. Besides, they are sup
ported by good troupe. They go
from here to Coleman City, where
they will deligh, tn" natives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
Cotton.
The marKet was active. The ouo,,uons


PRINfs., lbion, solid black, 9; Simpson
solid black:J5t Albion. silvcrgrny. 9; Albion
q ne, fancy Il: Aliens double pink. az Ar
EOld's nancy, w. CochrcO funny q =. knirl,
crhockpr lGncy, q; MerrimucE fancy, o.. Mn
ron fancy nj. orion furniture. q: Berwick
~; Dnnkirk, ~ Hamilton cheek o.
bLEACHED SlunrTNG Asp SifgErisG.-
acknowledgement, U1s Chapman 36-inch, ~.
Lonsdale .s-inch. 50; Lonsd.tle camnric. Iliz,
J.! uit OF the Loom, 81: New YORK Mills, Ivls:
Wainsutts, lO%, Pembroke 81, ~. Penbrolie
~, ls; pembroke III. 20: Pembroke "a. 2gIs.
.sud ~ipch, s; King Bee cambric, ~. . ''o''
BKoWH SuEErING AND SHIFTING. --Atlnn.
Us ~: Atlanta w Indian Head 8: In
mont Z; Lowell ~, 70; Pembroke oil, 2j:
Pembroke IU1, 2llf: Enterprise r. u. - -
DuCSs-PrattviIlc Soz., ~. cents, Ravon' 8
soz ~; Sayaee iGoz,, -: We'lern Star soz..
y; West Point soz., u; West Point i0Oz., IL
COLONEL DucRs-Anchor EE, &c.; Anchor
ID. "a; Boston OH, IL; Boston XA. lliS.
Boston 9oz., 10; Concord l0oI., II
TICKING moskeag AGA. Is cents: Con-
es.oga nc %; tordis ACE, le Meripun,
rhorndike ID. 81 Thorndike A, &; stand
ardI. ~; Bangor. 81.
HICKORY srkpE-Mechanic ~ cents: D.
mhla, .; Jcwett, &; Amoskcng, |.
10; Long Island, l7lG; Elkt0n. q crosby,
vile, ~ Humboldt. 20; 81 kichoIas, Ks.
BLANKEIs--i04 white, sl.25, 1850, i.75, 200,
2 ~! 70 300 pair; Ia white. sz.0I 800, a5J 10
pair. Economy, colored. 5-lb, MS7% paif
do. slb, $40 pair. Rocky Mountain. co..
orod, lib, Si.2 do. 6iD.. si.sc. Cambridge.
c2l1fed olb., s2s}; DO, : H., $40, Saxon
star 4 Crescent silver Gray, 5-lb., $40; do,
Glib, 800; do, Sb., 81. 10. Hcarlet, Ell ID, 800,
100 TO 600 Blue. si5D. 40 to go pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
A Fund for Miss Bond.

Palmyra, Wis, January "A
movement has been started to create a
fund for the benefit of Miss Emma
Bond OF Taylorville. H., victim of
the recent outrage, and nj n
meeting last night IL was decided
10 solicit subscriptions of one
dollar from all parts of the country
the fund to be placed in the custody
of j. Il. Davis and j. II. Davidson of
Palmyra Springs Sanitarium, this city.
A number of local subscriptions Were
received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
|nAk sABIN
~ Of Carlislc's Elcc-
| RepB Enunciate a FL
aciAl Policy.

! JAnuary 2.--Senator
1 lAn Ut the National Re-
litfee, this afternoon au-
,ilrnal to define his posi-
hnces az follows: In his
cAAment of the national
-Ase; In fact, should have
10. He would favor the
b per cent 5O-year
A;he government, into
| u OF other denomina-
(,0nverted as they ma
allied in. These bonds
Isl a basis for bank is
ganuying this measure
repeal of the one per
INK Circulation now eX-
HkOuid make the interest
leq uivalent to! three per
4 ti,Ought n majority of
would readily take
ally il allowed, AS
to issue II circulation
all mce or par value.
.esent laws banks can
I'm to- the extent only OF
1t OF the par value Of
! I'd rs security for such
lie thought it safe to per
: issue notes to the par
II bonds because our
be any better than our