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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
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SANTA CLAUS 10 TIE hiribh t'ii.''sH
Special W the SRNeiio' ss.
HfpAhhohFAh Hrei"SS Z; ,ioci . ~
Huzza OH 20 children, glad Christmas Is
near
7 have loaded my wagon and hafnesaeu my
deer;
] must start and away when IL gone the day
Hight,
For thousands ofistockings ] must MI 70
n'sne
| Though storm gloom nc sky and the cold
seetshould fan,
Fear not, ye with pink cheeks, that III iaii
TO call;
For old Santa Claus docs his promises keep =
Tonight shall see you while swcetly you
A''ep'
Then hang MP your stockings, my good girls
and boys,
And j viii sure MI them with beautiful
toys;
For like all good children who try 70 DO
right,
In making thom presents take great de-
isn'
You may wonder how J. spite of lock O. OF
bar
can 40 easily entot your room, la la
! am sharp old blade, can always get IN;
For bots locks and doors cars not PIN
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,.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
A swINpLING GAVE.
A Novel Way of Defrauding Life
Insurance Companies.

A Novel Way of Defrauding Life
Insurance Companies.
METROPOLIS, Lii, Dec. % II. j..
Maxwell, adiuster OF the Bloomington,
ILL.,, Mutual Life Insurance company,
who has been here two weeks past
looking after the affairs Of that com
pany, Is the authority for the state.
ment that he has unearthed some very
sensational frauds perpetrated on that
company In this city and vicinity. He
saws the frauds involve q number Of
prominent business men, lawyers,
doctors and city and county officials;
that these people had formed n syndi-
cate ana have been engaged in
swndling the company by insuring
extremely old persons and peo-
Pile known TO be afflicted
with incurable disesses which would
result IN speedy death; that they have
| already secured $500 and have In pro
cess uf collection So 600, and theil
plans are laid by which they expect (,
draw fiom tie Bloomington company
! fully 800 600 In the course OF the com
| Ing year. Mr.. Maxwell SAYS thai thesl
parties have also been working othe
companies, among them the North
western OF Milwaukee and the DOugln
Life Insurance company OF Chicago
No arrests have yet been made and M
names are given, but 10 Is said that th
evidence 10 conclusive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

A Sermon with Long Text--A Tenn
perance Society Wanted.

A Sermon with Long TeSt--A Tenn
perance Society Wanted.
Correspondence OF the Gazette,
PLANo, TEX, Dec, 22-In the fore
noon Of last Sunday Rev. Mr., kim
brough. pastor IN charge Of the Baptist
church, delivered an admirable aud
impressive sermon fiom the text: "Eor
Moses truly said upto the iathe-s, a
prophet shall the Lord your God raise
up unto you of your brethren, like unto
nat; him shall We hear in oh things
whatsoever he shall say unto yon.
And Il shall come to pass that every
soul which viii not hear that prophet
shull bo destroyed from among the
people,
blr Kimbrough Is an earnest, forci-
BILE speaker, strong In his convictions,
and possesses u personal magnetism
which enables bin az al times 10 COM
mAnd the attention Of his audience.
He has acquired a strong hold upon his
church and IL generally recognized as
one of the most active and useful men
in our community.
w. j. Shelton, who cut his own
! throat from ear So ear a few days ego,
died lat night. He was an old citizen,
sbundantly provided with this wOrld't
goods, respected by his neighbors, aud
the rash act can only be accounted for
upon che ground that he was tempo
rarily insane. A jury Of inquest was
held over his remains. and their yer
dict was IN accordance with the abov,
iaols.
There are three iirst.class ealooni
and one Wholesale liquor store II
Plano, but not single Temperance
society, to throw its safeguards aroune
the young who are so easily led int
temptation. THE GAZETTE has y larg
circulation IN this community ant
ton 70 this foe, through its columns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Fnnnd npnd.

The dead body OF q middle.aged
man was found last sunday morning
about four miles south OF Fort Worth.
The body wss of ordinary size. and pa
pers In The pockets Of the deceased In
dicated that his name WIS Watson
There woro nc elgna OF violence on his
person, and the theory Is that he died
OF heart disease. The body was found
lying on the roadside, aud was taken
charge OF by persons living in the
neighborhobd. TnE 9AzErrE's in
formunt did not know what DISPOSE
ton was made Of the body except that
1t WAS properly buried.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
For The ToiIet.

Among the popular brands OF per.
fume carried IN stock by L.. NJ. Wells.
we mention Lubin's, Lorenzo's, Lun-
horg's, Condray's, imperial Crown
ColgAte's, Atkinson's, Tetlow's, Al.
fred Wrghps, Taurant & Co.'s, Gas.
well, Hazard n Co.'s, Johan Maria
FeriHa's, Wells Superior bay rum and
Wells Bouquet cologne, as n partial list.
These goods are all of high grade, and
the attractive manner In which they
are gotten renders any selection from
the list an appropriate Christmas pres.
ent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

A man giving the name Of Hilder-
brand brought a box 10 the Texas ex-
nresa Office on Mrnday and hsd il
billed to j. X. Mcintosh, Marlin, Tex.
Tho lex attracted the attention Of MIR.
Pete Hellher, the transfer clerk, who
looking IN noticed that fine hound
dog was iusiuo. This being an UNI
usual method Of shippingR canine and
the circumstances being go peculiar
Mr.. Heilner ianeicd he emelta large.
sized mouse, and upon further exam.
inutlon discovered ti4at the
nnlmPl wore q collar upon which wac
the name OF b. Il. Ellington. air. III.
llnglon was informed Of the fact, and
while greatly astonsshed. rejoiced Il
secure the return OF his faithful dog
The party who shipped the box sale
he only did 40 Ia obedience 10 the or
der Of some one else and the matter ii
not settled yet The dog was II very
valuable animal and could not loo pur
chased for neat sum. Pete Is Ouln
mencing 10 add the qualities OF gOOt
detective 20 his other accomplish
menta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Good Bread.

a reliable baking powder is house
hold necessity, and 10 the makeup o.
found by which the most iuexperi-
enced houaekeeper Is on an equality
with those who have made bread mai.
ing study for years. When direc.
uons are followed ia It's use the result
" always satisfactory, and no house
wife who uses Silver Loaf Baking
Powder ever has oause for complaint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Tho sporlIpr Nen Sci Pr,e.

NEW NoRlS, Dec, % --0n the mo-
ton Of their counsel and with the con-
sent Of the district attorney, the court
to-day dismissed the Indictments
against Richard Y Fox, Patrick Il.
Sheedy, VIM. Il Harding, Chas. Johu-
son, Arthur Chambers, Pasty Shen,
pRrd, Nohhy Clark and VIM. Malone,
the sporting men who took a coneplo-
noua part Ia the late fight between
Sullivan and Greenfield.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
ASSIGNMENT
Of tho Civil Jury Docket Of the Dis
trict Court.

OF the Civil jury DocKeb OF tne DAp-
trict Court.
The following Is the superintendent
OF the civil jury docket for the Six
tenth week OF the September term,
1884. OF the district court Of Tarrant
county, VIZ;
Monday. Dec. 30 1884.
2l58. VIM FichoT We Il A Tidhall ct al,
2s7O. + w q Co q s W. N > Hall.
26Os. + w Il Go d $ w NJ > Hall.
gi26. y I<impinsky vs Nj Spiro
24s0. st Louis Carbon Works Co VI }
y Hickey.
254g. J Collins VI y 4 p Hy.
2757. Ward a. l1lkins VI 4 q 7 Ry.
2i2s. j w Mitchell q TX W u y z Ky;
2IlO. Susan White VI NJ II Mitchell
ct al.
Tuesday. roc, so, 1881.
1917. l. Steele VS. n X Neal e al.
1868. Casey 4 Swnsey Va II Z Shiel.
2T7i X Robinson va n d u nv.
2glG. * M Allen Va Mary w Berlin.
2gig. j i Smith W. ThOa Leach.
1854. " Stratus w Mop Ky.
0s57 w Ludwig Va n ~ Il lty.
1860. J II BarWi8e Va q O Edwards.
2752. q u Skinner % al vs y D Hai-
mon.
2Sss. IA Bradley vs. Mo p Ry.
2ssB Jno McCulloch va Texas Invest
ment Company, Limited.
"wednesday, December 81, 1881.
gsog n McGlnnls VI @ G d S i Ry.
2i07. Howard and wife ys j y !
ois5. VA Aaron VS. city of Fort
geg0 WI Dorsey w q C&sFRy.
2ill. II McCart " w i Maddox et al.
22is Mary Burns VS. n y + ny.
2507 Il Miller vs. + a. y ny.
2is2. j r Mann W. : q Follen ct al
2s1j 4 Loary Va Il 4 7 ny.
1887. r NJ Cox VI a II Montgomery.
J ID Reed W. J X Ashby.
2SD7. Bayne a. Cecil vs. Mo Pae 10y,
2s8b. Gamble q Forbes w Mo Pac Ry,
Thursday, January ]. 1880,
Zoos. J j Reeves VI II u " ID Co.
gtbO. s II Jones VS. J q ST Clair.
.88l II NJ Orrick VS. > b llastun OF al.
2s85. VIM Ross vs. CP Edwards.
2g3O. National Bank vs. Tex lnyt Co
Lin.
1886. ID Bow va n d p ity.
2g7l. Iiitson & Reed va Ft Worth Pub
Go.
oa74. u Boaz vsT 81 = Ry.
2g19. Il r. Pndham vs. w NJ Wedding
ton ~ AL
20sO. Il r Pridhnm w a Forsythe.
29s7. ] ID Reed W. NJ Mathis Ct al.
Friday, january 2, 1898.
28Al. J j Reeves W. il X u ID Go.
2l7I. p Fatty w Wilson " Morrison.
1908. u g Thurmond vs. w J Morphy
81 al.
2gSs. II F lizard Va, NJ Mathis OF al,
2sll, A Maugun Va ~ n Z Ry et al.
2DsD. NJ Il Conner Va II d Z Ry.
1000. WOnacly ~ Son w Texas Invest
ment Company, Limited.
1888. G u Behpe W. Mo PAc nv.
5000. j n Day Va f. w Il - O Ry.
1901. j Il Day Va Il w " ID g ny.
Saturday jan. 3. 1889.
20io. s Josephs q Co vs. J Nj BraunoI
" 90.
1909. ~ II Cornwall vs. NJ = ny.
1905. Belle Fowler Va y Reed ct nj
8O0S. Jake Johnson W. q & ~ > II ny
5000. q n bay VS. q T. n : i Ry.
1910. Roscdule 81 Ry Va Fort Wort
~ Ry
SOIL. } & " ~ Terrell Va # w & D
Ry
1916 Bltemsu q Bro VS. Il Scoggir
Given under my haud and tho sci
OF said district court this Dee. 2i 1873
j, NJ. HARTsFIElp, Clerk
BY j. q. BOYD, Deputl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Just Arrived.

One carload Of the finest Jersey
lheifers ever shipped 10 the state.
twenty IN calf by pedigreed Jersey
nnlls, and will cnlve early in February
TINS stock will be traded for yearling
mules at q fair valuation. Parties
Wishing such gtOek win call on or adj
dress Mr. j. III. Polk, at office of Geo.
H. Loving u Co. Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Try II.

The widespread popn' I.
Loaf baking powaes x.
strength and purity q ... " #
that enter into its ,sss
repeated chemical ts's 8
by side with the mol I.
il the insrket and sli ...a 4
any powur, yet ous ,l. oll
TIE rlianniacturer asSs s -
With other brands, snu
abide the result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

ALrNANpER-G George Whitney, son
OF MI and Mrs, J. p. Alexander, aged
two aud a-half years, died last night az
10 o'clock Qt congestion OF the brain, at
his parents residences, corner of Fif,h
and Grove streets, Funeral to-day at
2.30 p m. Friends OF the family are
invited TO attend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Tickets 10 tho worlds fair and ex-
position are now on sale at the Union
depot 90 SD 50 for the round trip.
Tickets are good to return thirty days
from date Of purcnaso.
G. D, I.usK. Ticket Ag't.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Wichita FAILS.

Parties desiring TO invest or locate
IA Northwest Texas would do well N
call on or write t. John Howard, snc.
cessor @ Collins q Howard, WIehIfa
Falls, Tex. Rich aud producfive
valley and prairie lands can ID had ~
that section In tracts u sult AMI ~
very reasonable pficese ana IN sas ~
ternAa' Write 10 Howard for pardon.
lars. f''''-4H-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Before paying high. prices for holt.
day goods cali and examine the stock
auu prices Of II. NJ. Wells. His eolleo.
ton II n fact Is IN name "a thing of
beauty aud lac Is offering them ~
prices heretofore unknown, Cali nj
o19 or 1900 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Lirllt Rrenn.

Hyou have been unfortunate Ia the
selection of q baking powder give Sill
yer Loaf trial and We guarantee that
your bread will be nutritious, whole
some and light, for it has never yet
pointed the housekeeDer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
RIonoaa ooiIes. aoIa By All groosra.
Pumn ana nns.Illnn.

A large and complete assortment Of
the above goods now In stock. Write
Tor prices. Liberal discounts 70 deal
era. w. A. HuFFMAN IMP. 4EMENT Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Hot, cold and shower ,I,,s 4 ]
onls. Six elegant ro .'sSs 4 .
mAn's barber shop ~ M
First ana Main streee' rl
md Medicared bs'nh' -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Co9-7aesa. naa1T9 xa1aca T5IdftIa sltIE

Select pocket-knife out OF two hum
dred different patterns at Anderson's
gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

u ~, calhoun street, between Eighth
and Ninth. We come from New York
eltyi anu are In receipt Of imported
styles on the first and fifteenth OF each
month. Garments fitted by mathemat-
MES. JEAN GLASS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Fresh roasLed Rlonosa eoaae.

The largest stock Of guns, pistols
ammunition aud hunting supplies in
the state at Apdeaon's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Key-htting, lockropaiEing and gun
smith work dono NJ Anderson's gun
store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Satisfaction guaranteed 10 all who
use Rionosa, the perfection OF roasted
coffee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Riouosa roasted coffee in pound
packages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Fine imported and domestic goods al
Dashwood's drugstore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Rife and Blasting powder, giant
powder, fuse and caps ut Anderson's
gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

fife-worksat Wholesale, lower than
Eastern prices, at Anderson's gun
slore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Meeraehaum pipes, cigars, smokers
articles and tobacco ut Anderson's gun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Rlonosa coies, fIesn 80 pr :
Taken Up IS % :

One iron-grsy i'l ~ 'pprsn8sa
hip, was ialsen Up T. u : loapa
estray, and can ~ fhl
Witten's stable, y M
Owner can nave
charges. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

a piomintnt pilYhicinn lately leuHfkud ~
fhH Proprietor. That KAT Wtfe WiniF'nN -
nfA ffiend would onlsoll any ihing 90 ihe
market.
Intist earnestly enirCat every iatnnle eks
4fplinr X, 10 confined, to uRs Mothers Relief
Counted with this aniftaty viii aod ihnt
during a long ohstntfirHl prAcilcc UpfN'tNnf
NtDin1 have never known tt ~ iAll 70 hFV'
uno6 Il kafo and quick dOiiNoiy.
n. !. HOLMES, ~. y, Atlanta ga
send for our rnatiso on s'tcnlih ana hap
piuek4 uf woman mailed hNN
nnAnFfkln ht0pfATon Io., Athnth, cN'
~ W. Williams 4 Co. wholes.le aud retail
akopip. Fort WORTH, Tezae
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

The "LIt,le Joker" IA the best amOk-
ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Uniform and reliable Rionosa roasted
coffee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Fine Bay Rum
fifty cents per pint at Dashwood's drug
store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

s,noe me arss pss W
Loaf Baking ioane 4. he
ao,,rI favor Nlih X
lrnown ia the hlslsg ia
nalSd yet offered es
L rose lrIulnphAnS "a
nosinp obstacle a, ~. Ial
Id by side with RSsas
n tbe market, sF ,se ~
u me Tor i By
Why this unpfssog NJ
y leso@i it qgsall.a,n ,.,.
4 found Ia As zoos
brown that essly
lcally pure, 1872 Il
Telephones % egs
! am now g snd 81
phone gls SnsI viii viii De dsliy'
lay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

coffee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
n N lslyY ROUrEl
FORT WORTH TO HOUSTON VIA ALVIN.


ThlsInvalnailh me-
pnrniion istluty attn.
.,inlnhotsritntliicsklll
.Rnd nolnote inestlmn.
Ole benpfit wastyurh e.
.etnwrd az the mothers
lof tho world.
! ftnoy only ahortens
tho limo ~ labor And
llossfns tnelateiiAliy ~
main, but, better han
lail. 10 greatly himin.
iahts lllr rnnNer tn llfH
Ito hoih mother and
.cliild, ard leaves the
lmniher 81 "a condition
lnighlY iuvufahin to
lspeesy recovery. and
lar less linnlo "a nOoQ.
ing, oauyulsious nnu
other al0rmlnH aVinp'
ltons iuelticnttoiiupof
Tug AMI pRinni Labor
ilis truly wonderful SIT
incAoy "a this respect
g9,.h.li.t,, q, 6 W. , Aeie y, +
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

. Rionosa coffee, fun strength and fine
naYor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Go and see th 9l., s IVA
fancy y soosis at Dasnw1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

The following Is the apportionmen
OF the civil jury docket for the sls
tenth week of the September term
1884, OF the district court Of Tarran
county, VIZ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08
rrnnpEAN PRODUCE MARKErs.

rvRppoor Feb 7-Proyisions pr Middes
az ~ lang clear Mddes. 46s obi sl9ft NIo~ eei
AS 3D.; short bs 44s shoulder ~ Mcps pei 6, Pork
Prime Ness 75s ID per Dol Prnie Mess LSsse s7 ID
en- ss Iard-American. ass. Oil Prime esd, al g6s
ern, ooS ohS Su steady 57s shoulders sedy seese
RSttsr los per ewt Tor finest United sts ascrn Spring
American Sa %ntef Sc ID per eenta No. spT1.
% ia New Western Winter s. 2d New M ,ii No
s. s California No % 4d Gss 3s 20; oa bs Id DO
nsu S. Sd per GENITAL Produse-sps o. dusR Psiro.
ia obi do. London 2os 90 Pet or,can Resi asa
ienm sr c TsIlow 40s on per cwt Def
Jos 9ls ID, Pale 9s oils IAnseed OIL zos ~
cwt. ,..,,.o Ttn.saS oil. qIO los dX5D Os
ner Calcutta insoed ASS ID @3s va
Petroleum, I'd al Nd per gallon aSd IS. per foe
@sycan sugar 2Os I'D d2Os 90 per ew 10 or cuba Mus
fugal polarikng eo' and liz 0u~i0s' w. -.
eoyado fair renning ahoaL r,.. pale American 70
AyrwRRP Feb. 7.-Petr0eum rlho
,-anc. Th confines paid aud II francs Sc, na Suo.
w,Icorn ard olOssd III francs per IssnnlaaA
ppvMgS Feh 7-Petroleum. msTAs -
Wroxs ard closed a as marks Per M 46 marks per
n aM,1RG Feb 7.-MilcoI's LaIu 0''' -.
100 N. -. r ,rl closel at 50 francs per w
HAvRE, Feb. 7.-wncoxs LSiH 0'o''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08

LIVERPOOL Feb. 7-l2;30 p. mCoton sosdlor; Middng
rnIands I'd Orleans Cd sales 1900 bales, including
200 Tor speculation aud export recepts 10000 bales,
iii American Futures-C pands Low Mddlng clause Feb
ruary ana March delivery 5z4d do March and April de-
livery 5o4d do Apr1 aud May delivery, o264d.; also
0l.6Adi do May and June delivery xO4di do July and
August delivery JAd do August anu september delivery,
l2b4d Futures DrIn. -
lao n sales Of the day Included 1900 bales
American Good Mdding Uplands lid; Middling Up
lands 67sd; low Mdding Upiands, Bad Good Ordinary
Uplands lied; Ordinary Upiands, S.lbdj Mlddng Or
leans Cd; Low Middnng Orleans, 67di Good Ordinary
Teras, GIsli Mddng 1eIss, obi Low hdding IeIas,
67sd; Good Ordinary Texas ll-lodI ordinary Texas,
5.l6d. =, ,,,,,,- 40, -,
Midalpg 10 .Oc; Ordinary, 0lbci net receipts,
7n5 bales grosz Exports 10 Great Britain.
- bales To- France. -- bales 10 The Continent -
bales Coaswse 5000 bales sales, $40 bales STOCK, 677o
bales ,,,,, "a 90 -,
sAvAySAH Feb. 7cottou qust Miidllns 10 5.l6ei Low
Middlng sc Good Ordinary tsci net receipts l'-%o
bales gross 171j balesi Exports u Great Imam -
Coastwse, 6 bales sales. TOO bacsi last evening 100
EEw.OElFASs FeD. Lotion steady hdding. l09cI
Low Mddling Good Ordinary o. 6ci net receipts
A337 bales grOsA $3.50 bales Exports 10 Great Bntln
bales: 10 France lo375 balri; TO the Continent 500
Coastwse 767 baes saes sOOO Bales lAs evening"
1900 balea atock, os0.ost bal<s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08

gust ooo September e15e0 2so at Havana yeser
day the market active and steAdy In London to-day arm
rasry, 7iss7 SOC: March, 1YSSSsccJ III 1851 Soc,
May 7S6e76Dc June, 7s0S7esci Spot prfeesi Crushed
9sted 7liissi's Mould 7e COnfsstionef;w , dG
ETtn @" e9ae efecI Extra" Oh ek9d 71ecJ c. $50
Clio; Yellow. i2f5s.o -
Lard enoed lQ.c asked oleomargarine stearne $4,000
TALLOW-Dull and barely steady. Prime City quoted
77.l6c. Sales, 10000 n at 7ssa7 lilo. - -,
TEAJsPsn steady on The spot options arm $50 600 sold
MAY closing 81 follows, February 27a21ci March 20 re
30i2c Black very strong; 800 900 sold 34a34So for
April and 36is035s for May closing follows February
Iune 6loc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08
caldccott's delightful sketches add much TO the
charm of the article.

Miss Acotts SPINNING Wheel Story" IN the
current ST. Nicholas deals with the patrio'c ue.uo
Of little Revolutionary Tabtha, aud offers mat'er
If thrilling interest to young readers. The Illus
trated paper. Historic Boys" and that which de-
scribes the out-of-door work of Mr.. Kingsley inc
engraver, are peculiarly attractive.
Tie January Antiqudry is an unusually entertain
ing number. There is much matter OK lhtere'V -
its opening paper on the history and deveiopinon
of the house. The writer notes that inc iaoA "
chmneys IN medieval England-Ihey ui1 -
come into use until the fifteenth century-heipeu
.o ,oolo tho bouses. close and dirty as they were
at best. far less unhealthy than they "oui"
otb.rwise have been. Most of the sinoho
of the wood or charcoal fire escaped through Nv.
in tho roof protected by small coVereu %
What remained sometimes made sore tno -
the occupants and tickled their throa's' Du
sweetened the air, which IRON may ,,,iddIe
of+en very fonl. There was bearth III 'lio -
- ,Lo oroot hall called reredOs and hre was 'nus
.;nto;ned in many college halls in OXFORD anu
cambridge as late as 1920. 1t was not un'h looo
thot This central hearth and its ire was
from Westminster College Hall. Not un'lI 'Ho
seventeenth century did the decay oil the nali do "
place for general hospitality become cum
nlete in England. Then people ceased 10
was appropriated to its more modern purpose u !"
mere entrance. Once in WHILE however, IL 10
used as a place of festivity; until TINS year. III
deed the Prince of Wales and his wife have AWAY .
nsed the hall of their house of Sandringham as d
ballroom
A visit TO America is described in letter Written
nv n birmingham merchant in IVA TO an hnenS"
relative and contributed TO The ARttq"dry ny NC
scondant. The Englishman didu't like this country
much better than some later visitors have done
He disapproved of the fashion of preaching polVio'
in the mint; he deplored the diSagieeabIe legu-
lartv of the Philadelphia streets; ana lhousu a.,
| "anti-ministerial man." his angry PASSIONS cour'
not Int rise at the cavalier manner in when ,he
| mother country was spoken Of before him. Az loi
the Sons of Liberty, says John Bull they are 30
| hot that they will be held III no bounds, near Nv
reasons nor speak with any decency-ln snort '.oS
| are mad More vulgar miseres interiered VIII"
| bio co,,fort "Musketoes and bugs he declares
are the plapucs of this country; here New oIh'
an, free from the latter but in New-En2land theS
swarm beyond description. If the country wac
! half as we'll settled with men as bugs they "oui'
| soon overwhelm all his Maiesty's troops
The charms of the February Vide A'rdSe are many
| for there never was SUMMER and more "hoicSoi''
little mapazine of the kind. Best OF all l's ple'S
napers is Miss Jcwetts pretty story OF the Oh" 81
| MouseU II touches the chord OF sympathy "n'
that chord young people should not be allowed ''
| forget Mrs Rose Hawthorne Lathrops h'''0 ''0'' ;
ms q winning sweetness and animation
|