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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

toc.; No. ? fair hemloch, no oil, ssc: No.
oiled nemlock, clean flesh, IKE; No. 2 ollie,
HARNESS LEATHER. No. l Ohio med,
UNI and heavy weight, Sc; No u Ohio ma
dinm and light, Sse.; No. ! hemiock, sic.: No
BLIND BRIDLEs.--No. 4, u CON-. sewet
n, per dozen, s. 50; No. 10, x bklc. In, pigeor
wing, per dos, eli Do; No. Is, x do, els Of.
RiDiNg RRtDfES.---K IN. blk. or nir doub
head curb bits, $40 10, X do. fancy front do.
$500; y in. long rein do, $40; Y in, donb
ana IL slicned mont do, extra curb Eta SIC 70
srlbLiNGs.-.s4 In. short rein, blk. or fair
NM, do, DIR, or good, $40 80.
sApDLEs.--No. | stock Cheyenne Ilamf
pockets, $40. Number liS ditto, leSs tn,
pockets, $50, No. loose laced, cnsrse sill
tree, sS5; No. 2 loose rivitcd do, $50. No,
colorado, genuine short Frioseke tree, as. n,
", tied, coarse, Si.. No. % do, still tree. SIS
No. 49, stitched, null RIG, rose tree, 50 50; No
y, lacked, do. do. 81; thrce.ouartcr and hal
rigs, mems, $sgeS; do, boys, SSOsS.
HARNESS, WAGON. -Asi, iiS aud ~ Inch
long tug, complete COLLAR, brides, lines
etc.). sNag2a26; ~ Inch, machine, shor,
tug, complete, bic 90: ~ Inch, hand, oah
stock, hort tug, completes, sl7; ~ inch dat
SPURS Eureka No. 3, chased, per dozen
g. -; indianola, blued, per dozen, 81 So
McNicnr, Two TO thtce-iuch rowols, 81 sScA4 Is
LEGGiNS.--No. !, Cal. STYLE calf, sS: No. \
Cal. style, Kip loggin leather, IS 80; No, ado,
" No. 2, old style kip do. 81 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Chicago.



CHICAGO, March 26.-Down, down. down
goes The price of wheat. The bears have old
of the bellows and arc working 1t at their
sweet will. May wheat declined more to-day
than for any time in months gone by. The
decline was nearly three cents and all eyes
are now centered on wheat. The bulls and
bears are having hot time in the pit, but
the bears are the only ones enjoying 1t. The
market was active In n speculative way,
shorts buying freely and likewise the bucket
81 OPP men in order 10 hedge. The strain on
dealers is fearful, and the scenes on the ex-
change greatly exciting. Men go without
eating or sleeping, and begin early and CON
tinuc late and cannot be coax
cd home. The famous black Friday
excitement is nothing compared TO this.
Combinations are reported at work, and IT is
not known where this will end
Corn was active but was lower, and rrovis-
ions lower, but very tame compared with the
wheat pit.
May wheat closed at SO; June 9O5s.
May corn closed at 5i3s.
CATrLE-Receirts 4 %; very slow and bare
~ steady. Sales We're mt 1 10 ana O. 10.
PRODUCE.
FLoUR--Dull
WE EAT 2rch A}4zdSbtS, April ST ass
May SSf09i; June 0O@92}s; July 91lsd s}iI No
red 0idgS.
CoEy-Cash i9'zG5?; March or April l0l6@
59l$; May 81 4g5jS4; June 55A@5j's; July ~
OARS ash 2S7<@SiI4; March and April 2SX
@2jl4; May 3j&33lk.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-eash " 6Ct370; May II 659l7 s.: June
Il 75MlI glle; July u STl&dlT 81.
LARD--Cash 9l5Md02O: May S0es9 42lS
June 0375 Za9 20 July 47lE@o 571:.
BULK MEATS Shoulders As; short ribs
-; short clear o SIS.
LIVE STOCK.
Hoes Receipts, g,o02: rough packing, 9 lGa
y packing and shipping d 6O67 TO- Hight 5 20
CATTLp--Recelpts I,iOO; exporters, @ l016 70;
good 10 choice shipping, 71G6 20; common
TO medium so @5 90; corn-fed Texans s 20
snERP-Rcceipts 1000, inferior to fair, %
N4oO; medium TO good, 1905 70; choice to
extra, 8 O0g5 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
PRODUCE,
New York stock Market.

New YORK March -Governmentss! strong.
Rallwaysstrong.
State securities quiet and firm.
Stocks weak ana lower, thIImorning for Pa
oiic Mail, Reading and Iacsawanna; the
former dropped from 81 TO Oh, and rallied TO
52,s, then reacted TO 5lif: and closed at 5sle
me decline was due 10 II raid by trHders who
expected 10 ind market dull and stop orders
but did not succeed.
Coal fhores weak and reported falling on
"a demapd for coal in percentages on
western business and dissatisfaction among
miners Outside or this, shares on market
was higher for Union Pacific, Lake shore
Mihsouii Pacific, Northwestern, 81, Paul.
erie. Northern Pacific aud western Union
pelhg nollcably strong. and Erie In better de-
hand. Some leading holders CT led In their
STOCK to-day and shares lent fiat during Inc
afternoon, and the market WAS lower on az
vices from Boston. The Chicago burlington Q
Vuihoy and Union Pacific conference haa
"plonfned without action subject 10 eau VI
ohhir. AT close, however, the report was
seherally credited that conferences resuVeu
III an agreement 10 pool SebrasSs ana KAN
sas business and an agreement TO be SUI
United 70 foil boards. Two companies De
ioie made this report and was supplemeniea
ny an announcement. Tfhhk line presidents
haa private and Informal conference AT TINS
Grand Central depot, aud resolved
tnat differences OF roads Were
IA fair way for settlement
These reports and announcements CAUSED
lesh demand for stocks aud the marke, nd
Nanced, closing strong at or near best hgufe'
% Inc day. The governing committee Oh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

PoRK-Dull: ls@l3L,9 81.
LARD Steady; uerce refined a|1; key 9'S.
SALT MtArs Scarce and wanted.
BULK MEATS-Fair demand; shoulders
ngcked 79z long clear and clear rib, VIZ.
BACoN-Dull and lower; shoulders S; long
clear and clear rib l03.
HAMs-Choica sugar-cured oanvassed hrhl'
Enthusiastically and unchanged
CjoFFFE--Rlo, caTgoes oicommon 10 PRIME
lOal4dl3. ~
locked for; common TO good COMM iIsGifsi
fair TO nily fair 5lsa3ts; prime ~; yellow
clarified 6gsI90M; white clarified 63sGi graha-
Enthusiastically and In good demand;
centrifugal 1000; ferlnenting 2o@so; reDoileu
5000. ,.t I,
S,S-pull and lower, at / c56i 07ls.
CoT-foE SEED ou.-Dull: prime cruoe,
$685.: summer yellow i21AGi1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

Potatoes--Irish, northern, p bbi e2l092 25:
tack, S5Cd--c.; sweet, per bushel 65I75c. ON
,Uut, per bbl., 81 C0S--, Turnips, ~ barrel,
so 90. Beans. II. +. med. bbls., &c; largo
linn, 6G90l<c.; small butter, 4iS@6c. plokle5,
medium, rhbl., 81 90; small, per hbl., 50 70 /;
bhlf bDl,, med, a 20: hall bbl., small, 20 ~.
piga fRii. siu 81 20 quarter biol, az Is; half
Dbl, 81 90 a 8 ~. Cheese, half cream, l3l6c,;
null cream, 17tSc. Kraut. per bbl,, gi2lot925
half bb., 50 70. Peanuts, O&lOc, elder, half
bill. S5 90. Cabbage, 10.
PoULgqlY-- Hens. - 10 q 2 - Per dozen,
young spring chickens, 50 1882; TurEcys,
N ro8lO %; Geese, u 10 100 ", bucks. Is 700
g. Is.
Eoas--Pcr dozen, llc0,
Fresh country bntLer, choice, 80: Creamery
aaS7I.c.; old butter. iu@l2l4c.; oleomargs-
rine, lbc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

HIDEs-No. l,nehvy NM, airy an 49,. No.
heavy hint, dry, q n l3c No !, light flint
Sib lac; No. 2. light Hint, ph 1906 bulls and
heavy. damaged, q m Ice; calf skins and bad.
ly damaged a N 4a5c; green Baltcd, sound
y 10 nc; green shifted, grubby, Vih bISe: butch
a. green, e y o..
cayotos, SO@s0o; mountain wolf, 7scGssi; fox
206D25c.
PELrRIEa- Nominal, season ovor. Dee
skins, a N 20C12b; antelope skins, q ID 106Nlt
goat skins, each ZOOS; sheep potts, according
to amount Of wool, 20cGnp; shearllngs, no
cording % amount OF wool, l0Glbc; Mexican
Improved. li1lac Mexican sheep nherlingr
30,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

WHrszY-geotined 81 l0ssl5p. rs per rreo.
81 61qs2 y; three years old 81 eOlb7 5bi Fancy
syLrp old whisky hoo,
WTTns-CIarst osse,f3 5ge5lDpO, rs perq not
VIA, Gher,y' psr@ CcI., 81 .J@8 90; Madeira
per gal, 81 o)0b o.. White vino In a'sset
b O1f9lQ ~.
n, r. el1 iG.3y 20. EeifsiHi., IN basket, s27 DJf
s III YYue. IA basket, e1s GlS.tg o.: Dcnloaitt
ahanipsens, 81 N0,iU1. Geo. Ooniei, extra
* l sst, Ass, PEI dos g. ooS2 Is. Porter,
Iso1TI.yD BgKJs--At. Louis quarts, $40 ol; 20
sis 90; Budweiser quarts ". ~ ninN IA ,s.
asniifg Milwaukee,, qrRrtA fls bO pintb sl3
Anthony & Kuhn's, qt's sl2 TO- pinie az ~
~ %, p!nts si250; Falk's.M Milwaukee, quartz.
all6l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Ell PAsO.
IN Exhibition by Sullivan, the Sluggcr
Personal Mention.

special to the Gazette.
III Paso, March 26.-J. Il. Sullivan,
Mccoy and Taylor, the pugilis's, ar
rived yesterday morning and gave a
snarring exhibition last night ut the
National theater. Quite n crowd at.
tended. -
former general passenger agent and
the latter chief engineer, arrived yes
terday Ell route East.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

Observation-Disclosures imitation walnut
each, " t0@S Is all walnut, o. JoTi0 81; Chairs
wood seat, " dos, S. 1901 O0 cane ana rn.tas
scat, e. 00Qss 20, cane seat, dining si2 OcG20 o.
Childs and rockers, s. pr@le 50; large rocking
So Mirrors, arch tops, ;, dor, So p0dsl2 30
Tables. round, ssUl6sShu: hll leaf, 81 S1G5 *
Safes, each. 81 2Sai o., bureaus. as 5000 %
Baby Carriages, 81 5oNl2D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
CorrxE-spot. an: Rlo we.ker al DO; 3

SuGAN-pull: fnuscONndO bAsHb'g white
ext Il 9 6Ed6A yellow 51sd So. of a B}Sn 90;
mould a ~; cut loaf anu crushed "a; granu-
laieiT Ills.
IttCE-DemRnd fair and market frm.
TALLow-Steady at 3-l6a5A.
TuRrESTGNE-Dui and easier n, 339!.
WooL-Duli, in buyers favor.
Pork Dull.
REET-Quiet, steady and held.
LaKD-Lower; prime steam, 1903 ~.
LIVE STOCK.
EvTs-.lieceiptsi ,5So;mariiet opened shade
higher aud closed fairly trm;eXLremes steers
y 10 72j rough oxen 90 80.
SHREP-Reve ipts 300. sales slow; market
rather firm; POOR 10 prime sheep 75d0 Is.
picked wrathers sold. 10; common to cloice
Seafling lambs 6 - az Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
st. Louis.


Special TO the Gazette.
ST. Loris, March aJ.-wHEAT. - pandemo-
Mum broke loose to-day at the wheat pit,
Early In the day the market was quiet, but
later there was q rush TO sell that carried
prices down, though the decline here was not
ms much as in Chicago The democrat lzation
at one time amounted to nearly panic, May
reaching SSls. After the setback traders were
more Eos lrous OF selling, so the market ruled
weak to the close; May coz.
CoRS-Tho feeling was easier anu at the
close 4 lower on May, closingat is,..
Provisions were quiet nd unsettled. lIusl-
ness was very small, rs buyers and sellers
were apart.
PoRK-Slow at IS 0.
LkRD--D 10.
CATrLE---Receipts 5000: The market was
only moderately active and prices somewhat
Irregular Natives sold at 4 90 to 6 s.; Texas
at 4 20 to 90.
PRODUCE.
FLoUR-Unchanged.
WHEAr-No. red winter, 10 cash: lO&
oil O3'4 May: | . cs.sl C6 June; gM@9iS
c6nN-i5X @s45h cash; "a April; is1I May;
OATS-32Ad33 cash; 30 May.
MHIsKI-l 10.
CoRN MEAI-25G.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-Recepts 5000: exporter steers
l5GG 30; good To choice, 8 60d6 10; common
10 medium, hCOa5' o; feeders 1905 a5 corn.
fed Tex MS 50JD575
Ho8s Receipts 500; light, OO@G 81; pack
Ing 1916 ~: heavy 60 az 10.
SHEEP Receipts ZOE common to fair Goa
S7i medium 10 good 0od5 W.; choice TO
fancy g.. sc 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

eastern Texas nud Southern Texas Rioch
cattle about two dollars per head loGt than
tho above quotations.
The above priceg arc FOR herds Of 100 head
such cattle as those raised 10 tho counties
embraced IN tie following territory: West
Of tho Texas Contrll Railway; north Of n line
drawn Gust and wast with Waco, and east Of
a line drawn north and south with Baird and
south OF Rcd Rive.
burrH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

KAY New country loass from wagon
SIS 90 per ton; bale hay. cl9ai2 Nov
corn, 20 sl2kqts. oats, country; 'OG r. G,s
Cotton seed meal, eli o. y 100, Cotton ssod,
i2lSo. Millet. per bale, sinsli. Johnson
grass seed. % per bushel Millei seed, '5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Kansas City.
Special TO the Gnze,te.

Special 10 the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, March Delivery thing con-
unues On the down grade, and there is no
use In generalizing. Provisions did not de-
cline much, but were slow, especially loose
meats.
Receipts Of cattle $500 head; dull and dc
lower on all grades.
Wheat slow and lower.
PRODUCE.
WHEAT Cash, sO,4@si}E SIS asked April;
SIS bid for MAY.
'toRN-C ash, nv. a. April: 49, bid MAY,
OATs--29.
LIVE STOCK.
CArTLE-Tho 1--we Stock Indicator reports
cattle receipts l,S0 native steers ,040 CO15 o
bounds average, 1850: stockers and feed
ers, ld5 %; cows, 75l4 50.
40 Ts-lieceipts 400; lots 90 10 q pounds
average. D l2h@6t5 mainly 63c@G5n
slIEEr-Receipts GO; natives OF ~ pounds
average 325.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
IyG0F THE CLANS!
bin Democratic State Ex-
IHtiR Committee.
|lRtsi-Two Candidates for
ACOnTcniion.
bsls-Fort Worth Hopeful
/ .aylgilant.

lrta 8.-The meeting of
aOtlye committee here to.
knoisyet made more than
ihssuriace. Gen. Claiborne
.nd the following menu
Gong the earliest arrivals
% Young GOoch, Palestine;
ns, Mason; Henry Scherf.
on, D H. Rice, Marlin; II.
Mckinney; ]. I. Berry,
Il. Garrett, Gainesville,
0gg, Mineola. Others can.
sre esrlier than II or IL
plight, via the Texas q st.
y there are but two aspi-
itate convention in the
|WOrth and Houston. Each
The convention liz two are
will nominate the state
Vte'ion, Laredo, Lampasas
ola Antonio have aspira-
are very quiet. The
R 'saIloa, to log.ro!l for that
s cary lnis morning. 1t is
& aug lial I, up as follows:
E;,,s sGaeiiliqs, member of
n VliTIlll mes .; 7. Holt, a.
I,ig I 5iia ,1M tof the
4 a J ,s,l.s ana M, W. Garnet,
f, ~ aIge force Of active, in
n IA y !, here. They keep
l, ;asn and visitors are hos.
| 'I 4 ,slla AZ the expense of
kliiy' , sasl to be seen ii
f TSs. q the Bayou City i
u iI ssS Argument, g9iI are the
a,, SSa i nail accommoda-
Io -s,pI ' n opposition of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

Red gheephoad and trout. per pound, l2lfc,
dressed catfish, IKE; dressed buffalo. l0c.
OYgTERJ-- Baltimore Diamond brand; D!e-
munds * 50 per dozen; Select 50 20 dozen (;
Maisgorda, 90c. per 100; Berwick Bay, u ~
per lcJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Now Orleans.
PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS. March 26.--FLouR- Dull
and lower; family iIlsi IL; high grades, . lV@
CopS STEADY with good demand; mixed
G5: white 20.
OATs--.Dull and lower, a. i2@i3
Cons NEAI-Dull, ut 20. 80,
HAY-Quiet; prime "A 0O97 oO; choice Is 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

s'oex exchange resolved 10 have four call.
daily OF Inactive stocks, In order 10 r,ye
closer quotation than now obtainahle far
this class ofsecurltles. ~
Transactions, ?sI,op.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

NEW YORK, March 2s.--Money ,sand ..
prime prime mercantile paper 1855; sterling eS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

Bgrk, Cinnamon, por p0und, lD--c; bafk'
ia: bi-care 9nate pfgcda per u, 3Izf5a: cop
uefas Dor u, 1s+i castor oil, 4 gal, 66El Oli
clnchnnida. per ounce i0Eslc,; castiic 500 9
fIpottledl per -, -f9g cream tartar. y. r., PEI
pound, l0S4.: chalk. lamp, per pound, ~
eIlomel, r. q W., per pogsd, 1cps0i caicmtl !
English, por pound, J mol "a cnlofhl ny
position powder, 1900; doyeTs POWERS, 2,
epsoni Balts. per peund, sos; gum opium, peJ
pound. ~ gnm camphor, I'D; morphine
per ounce, 81 51SB75 machine oil. golden. y
aasO quinine, r. q W, per or, 300: quinine
German. nor on | 80 IS; potash, brpfnids
4 Gst5 iodide, IS: chiorate. 1ifBl5 Alum, &c
spirits tnrpentine, soc; Linseed oil sleiioc,
list: strictly pnrO white lead, 81. Louis list
Patent medicines, rebate on list; l.. ID. nul'
extracif. y, per cent. on; Prescription Niali
per case, % and 10 per cent. en DO, broken
DO per cent. of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
1.-Two stooI, MARKET.

Refrigerator aud Butcher Live Weights.
Deoy0s-Corn fed, per pound.,o......f4t@igs
Cows, per pound. Ss4uel1c
Muttons--lair, tat muttons, u 2AH9Mc
Choice, per pound..-."....3 o3.c
iLcgs--pcr pound. -..,....., @41st
Stock hogs. ner pound .....,..-NN6t
| Bulls and Stays, for sausoa mnnulac-
ure, per pOu Ac21,
| Grams cattle suitable for boef-nono in mar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
WILLS POINT.
Prisoner Taken TO Jail at Cauton-A
Marriage.

specal to the Gazette.
Wills Point, March %. The convict
smith, under charge OF murder in
Henderson county, was brought here
to-day by Sheriff Thompson, and was
taken on TO Canton.
Tonight n. FELTON,, n young mer-
chant here. and Miss Annie Montford
will be married.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Grain.


Wheat, choice 0oe.@sl. medium. t08W
INFERIOR, 6Otssc; oats, 31Sa22Jio; barley, u q
s5c. cora, 57ls5l 100; rye. A1ec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

nulldln9 material

powdar--nissilpg, q keg, ~ 90; Rife, y Is o
% % I.ine Z. TX ibs q ~; Hide, peX bg., 81 81
Hhut--sSz ~ Z, sack Buck shot. c2as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

NEW ORLEANS, In. March IN ot.,,.
change on New York at / 50 per i.soo pre
Sterling exchange B. b.. 4s7l,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
COTTON Markets.

oorros RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
GlnssMare.

rumblers, per DOZEN. .......,...,s 500 l 90
Gobets, per dozen. bN6p 10
Glass sets pieces, per doaen........ 1 O0epl2 ~
Glnsa moasses pitchers, EN- y dor 20 2 o.
Glass molasses ri tchers, No. 80 dos 6p 4 10
Glass molRsses pitchers, No. 80 dos 90 4 go
Glass pitchers, per dozen....,.,...... 4 60dpai o.
Glass COMFORTS, inch, per dozen. "a 3 no
Glass COMFORTS, inch, por dozen. 90 3 80
Glass ccmports, : inch Yer dozen. 40 4 on
Glass COMFORTS, inch, Dtr dozen, 40 9 90
Glass COMFORTS, Inch, per dozen. q @ o.
Glass lamps, per dozen. ,..-.......,,, 0O@,l2 VI
Lamp chlmnoys, No. Q, per doren.. 90 ~
Lamp chiplneys. No per DOZEN. a 81
Lamp chimneys. No y per dozen. " 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
EaITEcAPITAh
: 9 q, s."1 :. sheriff "a
~ I@s,' 'sIssiI Walsh

h .i g. ,s,si.---secreiary. i BsNsi
y, y eeiInication has h,s re, Iees sum.
klng' !ppppocls: From S " m,se
Z Hspiltoll, .r nj Marshall
Iiss. III. vsIi crileburne, c s,npIs
(. lsiI,''I SaIfa,n,sge' f E1ll,s.
,sII rssI''s Greeny,,iIlnle' T TU,V aS.
a .i.Sd louisville. 81, as % per Pc
/ o,d Fellows Mutual II,ar,a
h ,. Uap Of Texas as,
| a's''' Fali Worth o,, IN
a B. BODY =
ksl9 W 81, vas paid to-day to
Fid sl% Of Harrison coa IN
n ,hsll', II { Gus Gristor, for
sfs s..d Il IN that county IN
L..,nll,r.. /. sending oai ' me
,hS uc,o,asuties collected .s S ~,
h. " som non.reside.nlils' sq 81 /
Y ssv i,dss It aggregates S'''-
I'D, of the lunatlc
nv i called on
, s.IS plans for the new
| Y 'i Fjs,Ssala have each a, re-,
w ss,holsstlc census u.s. i Luz,
~ \; sso,qpIls sgalnst SSS i ,ast
{sIss rs against 10 H'''
n, received a letter
,,I,.ructor of Abilene
usIl. have been re-
slIa that county Of late
sTsllls state for relief
I,,,sse was presented
sls.r Walsh to-day.
ii Of Red River
.+,Ia locality as
|, lSp I'd surveys between
ne N Territory, formed al
| G Al constant oyerilows in
/ r IN cat directly across,
Ers "trip on the south sac q.
b the north, q party at
| Sat, scrlp on this but the
r. nled that II did not be-
bis ,,.,,o
IyO)) will be deposited to
| d The general revenue to-
EuGt Of the Dallas Herald
|play and left Oh the Inter
(seyening'
Ejson case was called in the
taiedsy.
t>-.--
hvn M TILE m NSI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Row orlenns.


GhtvEs.oS March 2s.-CoTToN Roccipts
net g1i; exports 10 Great Britain 1921: rt6ck
spot closed dnll and unchanged.
Sales, none.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
New York.


NEW YORK. March gG.- FLouR-Dull.
WHEAr-Spot lots deciined 10 2; closed
weak; options opened y. To * higher, after
wards break fully ~ TO 3is, attended with
consldera lie eNcitcm mt, closing heavy, only
triilo above lowest polnte.
CoHN -Sp0, quiet but firm: opi Ions al.
yanced Mto a; and tat The opening later, de-
elincd y TO q. closing weak: :upgtRded d59
80; No 3, 5ik@6t; He.s, 605seGl
PROVISIONS,
CoFFER-Spot fair: Rio weaker at 10; op-
lions, ~ 10 IS points lower and active.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-23
Two Brave Young Ladies.

There was an exciting episode about half-past
81 o'clock yesterday morning in the cigar store
of Mr.. George Blizzard & Son, northeast corner OF
Washington street and Paramount avenue. Mr..
Blizzard and wife are out of town. Yesterday
morning their sons. who look after the business
in their absence went to another store of the firm
and left the Washington street store in charge of
Miss Della Z. Read. Mr.. Billiards. nccc. AMI her
friend, Miss Nollie PAIL. Soon after the dc,,ar.
ture of her cousins Miss Read looked in the numry
drawer and noticed that some money Wa missing
She stopped to consider who might have taken H.
She heard n noise under the counter. Quietly
lifting up Il curtain which covered the space hr-
meath the counter she discovered young man
He had hold OF n small lunch basket. MISS Rr',d
neither swooned nor screamed but took him hy
the collar, hauled him out, and told him To hand
over the money he had stolen. He declared he
hal none. Holding him firmly by the coat lapprl
she insisted on his returning the money. He
fnrnhlcd in hi pockets. but did not produce any
of the stolen money. The brave little wrlnau in
sste upon his basket being opened. She tight
enrd her grasp on both appcls this time and III
reluctant way the thief opened the cove: and
lying upon napk in pinned around lunch was
the stolen money. Miss Read pulled open The
money drawer, and in Il commanding voice said
Put it where you got it lie did 50. i" make
sure all had been returned Miss Read made him
open his lunch, which she told the reporter Il
been put up with care, probably by Il good moth
CIR. All this while Miss PAIL sitting in tn"
dining room, perfectly ignorant of the interest
ing scene on the same floor. Miss Read now call
ed to her. and as she did the thief tried to break
away. But the plncky little brunette held on
to him. Miss PAIL did not understand the stua
tion ut first. but when her panion said "MolIir
take hold Of him" She did not ask for any
phantom, but threw pair Of strong shapely arms
about the fellow Under the circumstances he
did not enjoy the hugging, and shouted, Let me-
go, ! want to go to work. Not until am
through with you" said Miss Read. While Miss
PAIL pinioned him by her strong embrace Miss
Read rihed every pocket in pants, coat and vest.
81 am done with you" said Miss Read, after she
found that all his wealth had been hid in the
lunch basket He left in a hurry Baltimore Sun.