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

MEATs-sugsr cured mama, IuSe: sec H.
Bacon i9J4c; sc. bacon, li34e.; Long clear bn'
con, lU5i; :. q, dry salt, "a. s,,. ,.,.
2Oth cans, &C.; lolh cans, le'sc OBJ cans. Ilci
,vEsIa sNp TEA, ,-CcysKs-commou
iI5c;; fancy, i5c; old government Java, BOY
Arbuckles AriOsa, lsiz6elsg4c.
TEA--imgerial, ltgAO; gunpowdeT; 1910
sqeA-E lG1 Pow,d,e nse d VIZ" i1s0 &c.
standard ga; Louisiana RifnulRled, gc.49
standard a S.@sl4c.; choice white, aJ69ss1c.
yellow clarified, spsaca open kettle.
fish 8aSssrei, lO6 kits, No. J, clio. Mo,
z, si.05; half bblg.,. No. s'.yt No. z, a6.Dg
White FISH, No. J, hlf. hhlsp s.25 70; ., s9.Io!
sALr-Coarse, In hags,. 1l.2b@l.i0 me ~
poeReis, Sl4s7jle, n,,'.
apples, standard slT5 Peaches. standard. y
u.s. 81. Is; 8 .bs.. s2,25G2.5J; secoDdt, bt,
q %, MS, 90 ig Tomatoss stonaa,rd, 2 6s.
corn, si.iO63I65; Green peas, 49, Goose'
berries. sl.95@I.iO; Raspberrles. u 50ell dj;
0ys,ers, full weight, ~. sl.lE H., s2lO; lighi
sassi7o y &c. D. el blsc ase E.,
N'S5d 49,; eardines, American, ss.uu sase.
Imported, sl2.5OSei1 20 case: Strawberrics,2 D.,
$40: Eagle Condensed milk. $3.50; crown,
BARIhG Pow DER.--Siiyer Louf, IN cans,
per do, en- Soc; Il b. do, a so; ID. do, t15Q;
ifb do a.; 30. do, sl2.
,uHphi ss--Siarcn, $50. soap,. common
nc: German olive, SIC. Candlog, fun boxes,
bs,c. halves 100; quarters, lGo. Indigo. &c ~;
3lIieing, sOesl 90 dozen. Coeluan's mustard,
4, tUas5O dozen. MaccaTcri, inIpofte |, l5cib
American, Sl.0J box. huckeis two hoops,
Clio dozen: well hnrEos 81 n dozen H'nnns'
u TsaBa esdoHnp Brilliant oil, bbls Poe: Ecu.
pion. do 3 C; do, - cas- y, 81 30 brilliant,
- 1iisea, 81 80: do, 81 csiscS, 81 3D.
FLOuI. sianard's Royal Patent, ~ ~
A l,t,! aacifn, "a non y 40 t,... No. Texas
per laI ms 80, No 2s275, ro3s2 90, Corn inss
LED blHhal, ejc; BOming anu grlts, 2 Dbl ,
IS Rs Oatmeal > heu DBL. " AZ; Oracks
wheat, 40, &c: Crackers' X soda. u ac., %N
coda, q afGe.; XAN coda, 7c.; c-saln De-; gu
gsi snaps, ~; lomCl creams, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
Now Orleans.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEASS, March -FLoUR-lligh
grades IiIlncr nj 1905 90
CORR Good dc a d aud steady; white u;
yellow O..
uArs STEADY; fair demand at r@E.
PROVISIONS.
Corr MEAI.--Scarce and firm at 1908 i.
poHK-Good demand aud easier AZ
lst9lSl.
LARp-S cady; tierce refined pSa; keg lOl4
BULK MtATa--Ciooi demand; long clear
and clear RIB easier, nj o gig.
Bacon Fslr demand; long clear and clear
rib nrmer at 10 G2Euip Is.
HANS-Choice sugssI-cured canVassod easier
at 13Gl34.
Wt,a,lY Stcndy and unchanged,
GOrFT - Demand active ana llFni no
catgurs OF common To prime, ll@H,
siuG Ar Good demand; steady; common 10
good com non s'Cd5: air 10 fully iair rs;
yellow clarified 6%@BN; white clarified g
grsnuated ~.
R,cE-Quiei and steady; ordinary to choice
5000.
MulAssEs-.n ne nand active; market Tim
centrifugal lT(d31 common 2NdZR, lalr .bgzo;
PRIME 10 choice - q ~.
BRAS-Sioady with fair demand; 10.
CorroN SEED OlL-lrine crude 3I@5S;
summer yellow BOB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

WnisKy--Rectined 81 lcsiso, as per PROOF
sour mash, one year old, 81 90 two yeafG old
eNlra old whisky CLOS,
NISes--Claret, case,iss slslDco rs zero on.
l.y; (. tawesi pergailon, ps@ 10 Fort, 81 M
por gal, 81 e01S oG White Nine, IN cseoe
81 0Ol5i0 on.
ShAsrAoNr--9. II, Mnmm Il Co, Extr,
nsTyl 50 voaS %; Heidsick, in bashet, sN OO6,
" ~ krue, Ia basket, S2S 00Gs0pc Domestic
CHAM sgnse, q ei@li0o Geo. Goulet, extra
pcr doa 80 O1Sn q
b2rfIgp BExl'-St, bouis quarts, sl2 or pts
" ~ budwcicor quarts el3 %, pints "a *;
lfinnSef peer, quartz, sl3 90. pints SIS 81.
scnnts Milwaukee, quarts ei2 50: pints sle pt;
Anthory huhn's, Qts fl2 90, pintg sI2 20
~. Iiansen y some che mpngne beer, quarts
t!SM, pints glsJo; Falk's.Miiwaukee , quarts,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

IuMRER- Rough lumber boxing, IL niche
and under, fiBt-3lass, s2l; stripping. lzN3, esl
boxing aud hooring, clears, sl5 thick clears
u<and ~, 81, rough lumber. second class
sls. lost mud scantliug, oullgi sij.
SiDfSn--flrst common Willie pine, H32 3d.
second do. $50: third ito, t2J, poplar. y?G O01
y 81: M tive pine s6; ga bO do *, t25; NATIVE
rough, sla01.
DRESSED I.uMHER--Boxing u inches and
under, s29 00st2S On, do lsxS. e2J CU42S o.
hcantllng, jolst cf any common lumbei
go COOK 90; boxing over ~ Inches $4,000
s2 90; thick clears, ~ tollsnnd 2, so O1G32 NJ
aecond class. any hind. 81 o0Gt23 50.
DRESSED AED MATCHED FLoonfHu-klrs
class sZa, second class, sal.
WGITE PISE FURNISHING LUMBER-lJx, n
and inch white pine, $40; ,nch do, Ge5.
CFlLISG---BEADED OR fLAlH--tirHt com
mon white pine, u, sS?bp;2d do, $50; 90 DO, 50.
p0plar, 81, g26 0Nb2,.50, poplar, "a, S32.5gfc85 %.
native pine. II, s22.fD: do, y, $40.
POLAR LUabER.--'lH. rs, aud inch, t5i
do inch, $50.
SnINGLfs--White pine A, s5: do shaded a
sl.2j. do extra No. l, ss,DJ; cypress. best any
brand, a5 do 20. 2, SI6J do No.J. " no. NATIVE
sawed heart, 30 snps, Sl.lo.
P.GKErs.-White pine. dressed ana headed,
square or hat, 81; yellow pine do s.. iath.
81 25GiTd.
IIAE, CgNEgT, Ere I4iinc, Austin, e2.a
per bbl. Cement. fouiAviile or ltosena)e, % 80
Der bhi.; Portland. 90 ~ per Dbl. Plaster Paris
Gew vork or Michigan. ~ mar hill
rire-prool 81 30 per VI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

Bark, Cinnamon. per pound. lso--c: bnrs
Peruvian, per pound, Sesa-- bori,x per b
i3@iE oicsrhcnate of soda per n, HOAX; q y
perns per u, 29i, castorcil per gnllcn, $50
clnohunidn, per onnce, 10Gsbc.: csaille soa
unot'ledl, per p, 81. cream tartar. &. r., per
pound, 'O,tis; chalk, lump, por pound, 96as
chomc!, II. " W.. per pound, 709DSO, calomel
dgute, 5O@l IS. chloroform, VI t5el 10: com.
pa zion powder, 5000; dovers powders, l2l,
epsom srlts. per pound, 500; gum opium, pc,
pouhu, SG gum oamphor, gid--': morphine
per on, q Vi machine oil golden, 2sdaio.
lulntne, j. & W., per OF lt6I 81; oulnin.
Ger man rer ~ hG potash, hIsmldc, gie9lO.
iodid sci 81; chlorats, 2,se25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

Eastern Texas and southern Texas stock
cnttl about two dollars per head les than
he above quotations.
The above prices are for herds of 1000 head
ANA upward, delivered on the traits, aud Tor
such cattle as hose raised In the counties
emhrac d In the following territory: West
OF the Texas entrnl Railway north of Il line
drawn cast and west with Waco, md east OF
"A line drawn porth and south with Baird and
south of Red River
stocks of cattle located IN Western and
! Northwestern Texas from e. 50G3b per head
| each. counted. Difference In price owing to
location and tenure OF the range and breed OF
cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

SRIRTING.-No california ekirting, poi
roll, He; No. ! California slditing, per hide,
iSc.; No. ! fair hemlock, clean, good stock,
lOc.; No. fair hernlork, no oil, Bsci No.
oiled hemluck, clean nesh, &7Jfc'; No. oiled
hemlock, SIC.
HARNEss LEATHER. NO. OHIO. medl-
nm and heavY weight, &C.; No. II OHIO me-
dunn ana light, DC; MOL hemlocK, 5ic.i No.
a. hemiOch. 80
BLIND BRlDLTs.-No. 4, q com, soTed
u, ipcF dozen - ": No. TO- z bike. Ia, pigeon
why, PEI DOR, r. 20; 10. NJ. Is do, 30 o..
RIDING uRiDLEs,-.- Ia. blk. or iair doub
head curb bits, 5000; = dc. faDcy front do,
sisOi; x TO- long rein do, Sl1 ~; II ~. donb.
and stitched front do, extra curb piii SlB6 co.
/. FILtINGS IN IN. short rom, NIX. or fair,
e. 80. q do ~ on GOOD, ti1 80.
SADDLES No, stock cheyenne, Llama
poeseis, $40: Number ~ ditto. less the
racset, so; No. lo0se lHcfd, coerse hlill
true, e23; No. 2 iooss riylt DO, go; No; 4
dorado, genuine short Ffieseke tree, S25i no
~ tie1, coarse, gl2; No ~ do, still tree, so
No ~ Stitched, fuil rig, rose trsf, ~ 5Oi. Mo-
Z "a, tackled, 90. do.. ~; three quarter and hall
I rigs, mems, SJdS; do, boys, s3tI5.
! HARNESS. WAGON.-- ~, ~ ana ~ linen
iang t,tg, complete collar, BRIDES, liues;
4 inc. complete, bi6 90: ~ inch. hand, oak
stoiiy. hort lllg. complete, Sl7 ~ inch HAT
tug, complete, H3 ~
rPun5.--Eurekh N-a. chased. per dozen,
si2i; ludlanula, biucd, per dozen, 81 5o;
MeNican. two fhfee-ihcn toweihi " <otti 10.
LEGGIHS.--.No. !, 4, l. style, calf ~; No.
Cal. style, k,p legsln icaher, 81 bO; NO. DO.
! u no. 2 old slyie KIP TO-, tiN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
4 Tariff Protest.

Philadelphia, Pa, March "A pro.
test by the iron and steel manufacture
ers aud iron ore producers against tho
Morrison tariil bill, signed by 81
lilms and companies and representing
twenty one states, has been sent to
every senator and representative in
congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
Couptry Proauee.

totstoes--Irish, northern, q bbl Sc leG295
ack, s5a.--c.; sweet, pcr pughel gje7aG I'M.
t1,., per uui., ~ 55eg----. Tnnlp6, q harrei,
" 90. Beans, II. 2. ned, bblg. sc; large
lua, GeblS :. small bnifer iHMsc. i'ichles,
iaodinn, per hbl., y O; small, per hbl., 80 o;
nall bbf., med, q 70; half D J., small, IS ,.
'isR fsA, sii- a2i q iarier hpl., $500; half
Dbl, IS COOS ~. Chtese half cream, l25c.i
NH eifa.n, lie. krHnt per Dbl, sl2V @i9ll;
bali Dbl, 80 10 Peanuts. st5G7c. oi,ler. half.
SRI bOl Cabbage 81.
PsunIki nenA, q - per ookei Inrkeys
Il a02i1G3s Gaese, O. 81 600 IEehs. - UDg
25
HssGg-f'er dosen. iit@
Frssh country nntt-r. choice. % Creorntri
a5c,; old butter, hpoi2y&c; oleoinargaine, lsc.
Grain,
Wheat. cho o. S,a.ps,s, medium. 75Gsb.
Inferior, t0geJ ,cf osis, . eDa2izc: baTLS bvS
sSc; corn, S7ls eloe; re. ztec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

Furniture Bead initiation walnat
wood seat, y COZ, 50 T5lu7 90. cane aud nitat
sect, s. uo@e -; cane seat, dining, slg OOAs0 IN
Childsand rockers, s. uO0la be large roclsn
5Q: Minors, arch tors. q dor, - NO6si9M
Fablcs round, e2N0g- %; hll Leaf, 9 Mos 10
Safes. each, - 2iG9NG Buruaus. 3 yjNNM
wash stands, FL 2Sah ~; hiii sprlnES "a 7bET IN
Enby CArI.aSes, " 61as1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
Horrors of IydrophUbia.

Chicago, February % Judge Bar
her's son Johnny, aged twelve years,
was taken violently III last night. The
symphonic are the same ~ those OF his
daughter Lulu, who for weeks has been
suffering rom what is supposed 10 be
.As dread disease hydrophobia she
I, 4, no better, and the boy, though very
~, Is a. yet not in dangerous condi-
non' Lulu was bitten by dog last
Oeloner, and as both children played
WIN the same aujmsl, the superstition
" tnat Johnny received bite about
we same time, though he does not say
30. Judge Barker clllgs to the hope
mat his sons illuess Is the result OF the
nlehlnls strain on his mind brought
ABOUT by his attendance oil his sick
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
Seeustuus,

hsy-- New country loose from w..
~ W@incQ Per ton, bale hay q 40 New
gposn, % q ioet.. Oats, country, S2ieGSscts.
. bsnn, sLocae per 10. Chops, 81 g nor jt0ibs.
lzstc. Millei. per ha,a, slOAll. Juhnson
grass seed, ~ per bushel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

Red sheephesd and trout, per pound, l2,Sc;
dressed catfish, l2lsc.; dressed buffalo loo
ON-TEHs 'RitimOre Diamond brand. Dia-
monds g SO per dozen; Select, 81 90 dozen {;
Matagorda, e0c. per 100; Berwick BAY, 81 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
e 7&DR @s- "a e II.

Wichita County school Land, situated in
Hockey county, about ten miles south of the
center of the county. Good grass aud water.
Apply to ]. II, BARW1SE,
County JUICE Wichita county, TeN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
ST. Louis.
PRODUCE

TT. LOUIS. March l.-FL0UR-,t Unchanged.
WHEAr-LO er. No. 2, red OK ~ ~ cash;
I0&Gl II, May o i4Gl 0a3l Jane l0%. July /;
CoIN- Lower and weak. i9l cnsn ana
Mar II; 80 April; 81 cola May; Sac o2iaJnhe'
> y july .., -.
OATS Lower 1870 leash; Is sG33 May.
MHIshi IS eady at ~.
CORN MEAL Quiet at " 70.
rhoVIsIonE.
PoRR-Firm 49,. .-,,-.
BrLK ME r. quiet: Long clear 'saOe9 %;
short rib ~ short clear 300. ,,-,h.
BACON QuieI; long clear WI short M AZ,
shorl clear UlSQslOA.
HANS l3sl u.
IARp-lleid higher; o 20 asked
LIVE STOCK.
CATrLE--Receipis 25; not enough supply
TO make a market only supply REAL trade.
SHE. r-Receipts = o; same connitloh as ior
cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
MARKETS.


NEW ORLEAAs La, March Sight ex-
change ON sew York at 2 10 per LOO pre-
MUM.
Sterling exchange B. H., S7lz.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
Chicago.
PRODUCE.


CHICAGO, March l.-FLouR-Duli ana
unchh gcd. -, 49,,
WHE n Active and lower prices closed
at nDaut " lswer than yestctdaS. AlhIoh y, =
tryl; closed 9l5ki April W ~. Hose1 utIs'
MAY y5as 8, ulo-ea g7G95ls; June ts2s@Vp5s'
closed Dsist3G,Ts: No. 2, red ].
corr A,lNv aud lower e.osen aoVhi =
lower thrn yesterdAy; each 5sst@ons' Md'ch
so 81. closed . ~ April 6!A9D1.. cip 60
5.'S May BIC rs, closed 5'ls; June "'2s@''>.'
'usrs" lin and heavy for Cash; nom nal a -
\, s3l7s; March II 93lf.: Aprl Jl@9its' amy
$40 ~; jane 3Bl4@bNH.
PROVISIONS
PoRE Fair demand: opened l5M " hisnei;
cash II 5,6sI7 10; February =. .phi hp' Mhl ~
Z x 1.G1iI % Apil IL ti3ls az w may " pSs ~
II June Is O0ls ~. "a, n,..,
IAgp-Quiei: So 0 higher easn OF MnIen
l6p0lE Auil.e 52k@s55, MAY Vpo1SV' -2s'
B-LK MEais--Qnlot; shoulders 90 shori
rib o AZ short cleAi D,WapD.
LlYH STOCK.
CATTLE Receipt, 1900 market strong ana
.tsl{ye. e mort. 0 "a oJ, good 70 choice shi
mig 8 ggeB 10 common 10 mtdinni ~: oV~
iIeNas 5l05 ~. ,..t. % c,trag6d
.G medium 10 COED 90 ~ e""'ee y"
extra o aBu0. ,.,s,,..tJ.lsr. nv
ports dOgTN; go 80 eho.ss ~. ~
,fOdJ So. common . iaedluiu '-'S - 40
ans .5Sttp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
AnInunitlun.


Powdor--flinstlns, y key, So 90; Bi1a, q 70 p
S5 10; Rlne, 2 l2s ios9 To- kiile Il o.. rs. 81 81
Shot--S2 10 81 sack: Rnok thot, g2S5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

Tca;!ar' h6SsslIclAN AM
|'psf NJ. v,ihce ANA resi-.
| pnies ~. and Third
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

Tumblers, per dozen......... .........,.s 500 90
Cob OTIS, per dozen. 300 ~
hla sets pieces, PEI dozcn,..,,.. U0Nl2 "
Glass molRs 80 pitchers, en- doz 20 2 90
dlpRs molHsses pitchers No. 81 doE % 90
Glass mOlasses pitchers, No. 20 doE a. I 30
q asa y tcherS, per dozen .....,.,...... SCOTT 20
Glass comp riS, 8 inch, per dozen. 10 q 90
Glass COMFORTS, q inch, per dozen. a. 5 so
lass cnmpurts, Inch er dozen. a. N
Glass cniUporiS, $ mch, per do en-, 40 i 10
Glass compo'ts, y inch, per dozen. e 10
Glass lamp pen doZen...",.... &C.. . OUal2 90
Lamp Lump SRinnSyys NO. NO. per per DOZEN aS en- IS g.
Lamp cbimneys. No 2, per DOZEN. "a 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

New York, March l..--Money =, closed
1t l@l' prime mercantile I0i'9; sterling
b. steady at / 81; sight cNci 0ngc ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

IN =, ", Homeopathic Ply
r AZ oillee over Royal
|co r.1la olliee, Main street,
p,J n'l mouse. Residence
|sa ~ t 70 ! and toS p. M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

SrGAs- OWE r ~. g anulatcd 7.iG.
W. ttssss Oh el and unchangtu.
Dicr n adv, aud moderl.e aeliNr'
Wo,i,-Ste as; Texas it9-'
PoRK-- acllys and flriu,
LAZY Quiet, unchanged. n -saago
Lam ateady; prime steam 'ossso
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
HOTELS,

nAFF0s HpTIa,. benson, Texas, located
IL In central pori ION Of the city eirst-clslA
Recommendations Papn'sr resort ofcommeT.
niul frpvpiprE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
Live stock Market.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beeyes-Corn fed. per pound, 40 nc
ows per plund....-,u........ Ia u 40
Muttons-Fnir. fat muttnns. q b.......2A $40
Choice, per pound..-."...,...3 6sSszc
Hogs-per poun d...,......................I 0,4l.c
Stock hogs, Yer pound ..,..........SlE0t q
Bulls and stays for sauSai emanuinc.
turC, per pound. lGgLc
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none III mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

M a"F Ed JAS. BREEN,
| Io, sye aud Ear Indr'
EPplbls 70 the medical Ii and m
H. Iihwsomaly 4 son T on on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

!, 4, ~ y, GRAMHEH: DRs.
En ''n y, oiiice over Cruces
|s n s.ieel between Eighth
| Wai,, residence nj Mrs.
| pSoesa.,,a,orlofd street; Dir.
|i lI0as'h and Lamar. reie.
|A'n' al Office and resi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

Why viii YOU coush Wien ~hilohs care Will
"s 'lmedialeyaief? Price iOc., bDc. and VI.
=. =. nfupswlg y Co, Wholesale and retail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

4. IL PhYslclAN AND
EtrsNan,ui residence, corner
10 oSSes' lgaslighi ON cor
n T. w. and : To SIP. N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

ALTMAN, ARCHITECTS
Ihdon's, Sm tn IL Jarvis
! and Houston streets, up
|ldlngs a speciality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

Galveston.


".'"vsr"s, March i.-CorroS- Ma,
ports ii5.
Stock iiny0.
spot clos d Grm and unchanged.
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10 OK STOLEN.
--lllsCEILl-iLULS.

NJ CusTO dERS AT A. j.
|a6 Houston street, Fort
lolesale aud retail d .aler in
lmuniiion, tine pocket cut
lkle, poles, Sc ms, nets, etc.
and b-st g0Nlsguaranteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

|fEssiosAL,

LIZ Physician aud Sur,
III i.ssleaeni!ice, li0T Main ST.;
~ ollice hours-O 10 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
New York.

w. ,-ortt March FLouR-Dull
W1r -Spot-Shade easier options open
ed ii M: afterwards weaker decl neg 4 ~
closing eady. Upgrsded sfd pl@i i'' +"'
n red Ol No. red mol ~ q, ,zs, ,,,ye,
Cnns-lpnt qnIei; options A@5s HHsMseett,
closing win sligltie oyery; nnsT,saoS I S515
No. 8 5lgjill; steamer Ov%@oo}b 10 . O-Ay
8i5&.
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GALtERY.-w. +. GIBR
new art gall ry in the
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fmnce on second street.
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kETs R0uGHrASusOLD
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,'Ih..DIsoN, FORT
|ia a1,s0 Hated y, todisc9aas, )
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| N"'e at the Hotel
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
The Cost OF DOGS.

An Iowa man has figured up the cost of
keeping dogs in his State, and finds that
they eat enough annually to feed 1OO,-
600 workmen, and counting In the dam.
age they do the sheep farmers, the dogs
cost the State So, ,0O0, 900, while the edu-
cation of all the children in the State Is
less than half that sum.
A Tennessee man makes ont similar
condition of affairs in his State. He
finds there are 100000 worthless dogs,
which consume food enough II fed to
hogs, to made 80, ,OOO, 900 pounds Of ba-
con, which would be equal to feeding
meat to 100, 900 able bodied men whole
year. At ten cents per pound the ba-
con would be worth 50, ,000, 900, and if in
silver, would load down 94 two.horse
wagons, and make wagon train mere
than halt a mile long. Again, the
worthless whelps prevent farmers from
keeping 2,OOO, 900 sheep. the mutton and
wool from which would be worth
s., 900, 900. Including the sheep now
annually killed, the whole expense OF
keeping the dogs of the State amounts
to the pretty sum Of s.. 900, 900. Tennes.
see expends So, ,000, 900 for educating her
children. Three dollars for dogs! One
dollar for children
Another writer, after making careful
estimates Of tho damage done by dogs
in the Northern States alone, finds 1t
costs not less than $3S, COO, 900 annually
to support our dogs, . sum that would
buy 165, 900 farms ct government prices
for land, or 1t would purchase l32,ooo
neighborhood libraries Of 200 volumes
each.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
morsa,s f,,r Contemplation

All other knowledge Is hurtful to one
who has not the science OF honesty and
good nature.
Idlers cannot even afford to be idle, OF
the industrious to be at leisure. We
must be always doing or suffering.
He that cannot forgive others. breaks
the bridge over which he must pass
himself, for every man has need to bt
forgiven.
1t is impossible that an ill.natured
man can have a spirit; for how should
he love ten thousand men, who never
loved one?
Everything that looks to the future
elevates human nature; for never is NE
so low, or 30 little, as when occupied
with the present.
He that does not know those things
which are of use and necessity for hin
to know, Is but an ignorant man, what
ever he may know besides.
A friend should be one In whose un
destanding and virtue we can equal
contide, and whose opinion we cal
value at once for its justness and sin
cerity.
Let grace and goodness be the prin
cipal loadstone Of thy affections, for low
which hath ends will have an end; where
az, that which is founded on true virtu
will always continue.
If you have great talents, industr.
will improve then; II moderate abilities
industry will supply the deficiency
Nothing isdenied to well directed labor
Nothing is ever to be attained withou
| it.
True generosity does not consist IL
obey ing ever impulse Of humanity, II
following blind passion or circumstance
by present benefactions, 10 as to rende
us incapable of future ones.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
ne Ch.rftably.Mlnded.

The most conspicuous popularity In
the censorious mind is that 1t never
makes any allowance for condition OF
circumstances which a humane and
liberal mind would feel to be somewhat
palliative of the error. 1t is itself the
standard for all moral actions What
it feels it would not or should not do,
no other person should do. The
ardent and thoughtless impulses OF
youth-the misfortune of an education
wanting in control and guidance-are
never taken into account. 1t would
be quite in vain to put in AZ a defense
that, for example, poverty was great
| ly the cause Of the otfense. In their
own comforts they cannot imagine what
| it is to he pressed by want and temp
tation nor, if they could, would they
be willing to admit of any such excuse.
| If they reason at all upon the mat
| ter, it appears to them that admitting
such excuses is only an encouragement
| to others to 60 and do likewise. But the
fact is, they have it not in their natures
| to so far pity fellow creature as to al
low for exte nuatng consideration ofany
kind,