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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18
SPORTING MATTERS.
The indianapolis Ball Club Wins a Game
from the Washington Players.

from the Washington Players.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Washingtons
lost game to the Indianapolis club to-day
through their miserable fielding The game was
long and uninteresting. The home club went to
pieces in the fifth inning, and before the third
man was disposed of the visitors piled up six
runs, none of which were earned. The home
club out-batted their opponents, but cold not
overcome the lead of the visitors. The features
of the game were running catch by Morgan
and an unassisted double play by Gladman.
Following is the score.
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RumOr of a Murder.

A report reached the city last night that in
fight between three brothers near louisville
in Boone county, one was killed
The information came by telephone, and the
name of the brothers was given as Tauzell, but
nothing further is known or could be learned
regarding the matter.
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Arrested for Forgery.

Deputy United States Marshal Barneclo yes
terday arrested Daniel K. Charles near Cheru-
busco, for the forgery of a pension certificate to
obtain claim of 81, 900, He will be given pre-
liminary examination before Commissioner
Milligan after which he will be taken to Chi
cago, as the certificate was sent to the Chicago
mansion agency.
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AGAINST the Policy shops.

Police Commissioner Murphy, Prosecutor
Brown, Superintendent Lange and a number of
citizens met yesterday afternoon at the rooms
of the charity organization in Plymouth Church,
to discuss the best means of proceeding against
the lottery scheme that started up here on last
Thursday, opening five policy shops in various
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18

PERSONS wishing to make an investment
could not do better than to attend the auction
sale of city lots, by Alex. Metzger, in Beaty's
addition, four squares south of the Virginia
avenue street-car line, Wednesday, June Is.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
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ALL persons desiring home should not fail
to attend the auction sale of city lots, by Alex
ander Metzger, on the premises Beaty's add
ton, four squares south of the termination of
the Virginia avenue street-car line, on Wednes-
day, June Is, 1884, at 10 o'clock A. M
HUNT & MoCURDY, Auctioneers
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be used when children are cutting teeth It re-
heves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
a button" 1t is very pleasant TASTE 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, alays all pain, re-
heves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-fv
cents bottle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18

SULPHUR and molasses, the old fashioned in-
half the time without disordering the stomach
by Genns Sulphur Soap, the great external anti
scorbutc.
The tnts produced by Hills Instantaneous
Hair Dye are like those Of nature.
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Copper-ColOred.

have been afflicted with troublesome skin disease,
covering almost completely the upper part of my body
causing my skin to acopper-colored hue. 1t
could be rubbed off like dandru and times causing
intolerable itching and the most intense suffering
have used blood purifiers. pills and other advertised
remedies, but experienced relief until procured
the Cuticura Remedies, which although used care
lessy and irregularly cured me- alaying that terrible
itching and restoring my skin to its natural color
willing make affidavit to the truth of this state
ment S. G. BUXTON, Milan, Mich.
Sold by all druggists. Cuticura, 50 cents Resolv-
ent, 81; Soap. % cents. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL CO. Boston, Mass.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
ADV For Infantile and Birth Humors and
DAD / Skin Blemishes use Cuticura Soap, de-
liciousy perfumed Skin Beautifer, and Toilet, Bath
and Nursery Sanative.
WHICH Is VERY IMPORTANT OTHER
w pasters are dull and slow. Bensons Capcne
Porous Plasters act promptly saving time and suffering
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18

Earned Runs-Washington, 5.
Twobase Hits-Humphreys and Morgan.
Threebase Hit-Smith.
First Base on Balls-Aydelotte 8.
First Base on Errors-Washington, 3; Indianapo-
lis, z.
Struck out-By Hammel 3; by Smith, l. by
Aydelotte, 4.
Double Play-Gladman.
Passed Ball-Keenan l.
Wild Ptches-Hammel g.
Time of Game-Two hours and thirty minutes.
Umpire-Seward
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18
Meeting of the Republican Editors.

The members of the Republican State Edito
rial Association, who are in the city to attend
the convention, will have meeting at the fed
eral courtroom at 10 o'clock this morning. A
full attendance is desired.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18
OBITUARY.
Death of Gen. William McCandless, a Former
Official of Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Gen William
McCandless died this morning. He had been in
poor health for years, and suffered from wound
received during the war. Gen. McCandless was
born in 1884. After the war he was nominated
by the Democratic party for Secretary of In
ternal Affairs, and elected after spirited con
test
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18

To make a salad that is certain to please all
tastes, you need only use Durkee's Salad Dress
ing. Nothing equal to it was ever offered, and
none SO popular 1t is a superb table sauce.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18

trough ON ITCH" cures humors. eruptions,
ringworm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chill
blainS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18
Advice to Mothers,

FIFTEEN years of steady use in housekeeping
attest the popularity and value of Sapolio.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18
Running Meeting at Pittsbure.

PITTsBURG, June 17.-This was the first day
of the spring running meeting of the Exposition
Park Association. The weather was warm, the
track fast and the attendance fair. Betting was
lively.
In the first race, one mile, selling, for purse
of 1925, Baronella was first, Bouquet second,
Jere Black third. Time, 148a.
The second race, half mile heats for a purse
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9b,zN0;Hz1zzo2cg

As Spring Medicine, Blood Purifier Diuretc and
Aperient other socaled blood purifier sarsapa-
rilla compound is for moment to be compared with
the Cuticura Resovent 1t combines four great prop
critics in medicine acting at upon the digest
i've organs, blood kidneys and bowels. For those who
wake with Sick Headache, Furred Tongue Blousness,
Dyspepsia, Torpidity Of the Liver Constipation Piles,
High-coored Urine lnflamed Kidneys Feverish Synp-
toms and other congested conditions requiring speedy.
gentle and safe aperien and diurec nothing in medi
cine an nnssihly ennal il
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-18

selling, over five hurdles for a purse of 1925
Elxer was first, Jere Black second, Golden Era
third Time 2252
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, June Is, A. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-Gen-
orally fair weather, nearly stationary Temporal
ture, variable winds in Tennessee, southerly
winds in Ohio valley.
Upper Lake Region-Light, local showers,
partly cloudy weather; variable Winds generally
southeast to southwest, stationary temperature.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS June IL
U1;n,o Po, TIT, u,n, Wind Weather Pm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
The Temperance Workers.

Cleveland, January 3.-1'he Cleve-
land Wonien's Christian Temperance
Union is about To initiate another pc.
teal movement, planned by Miss
Francis Willard, president of the
national union, who recently lett here
for Chicago from which point she will
superintend u similar work through
the state and local unions through
out the United States. The
project is to get one million
signatures to memorial TO be present
I'd tn the next national convention OF
each party, asking the insertion of a
prohibition plank. The Cleveland
union has given Gen. Il. ;. Myer "A
splendid and costly souvenir, especially
procured in New York by Mr.. and
Mrs. John ID Rockefeller, in recogni-
lion of his effective and gratuitous
service AS counselor and director of he
second-amendment campaign in Ohio
last tall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
building Material

LunaEa--Rough lumber boxing, ~ inches
and under, a.stclass, 81; stripping ISxS, ga I;
oo1tng and flooring, clears, SIS. thick cioarH,
" aud ~, e25. rough lumber, second class
SIS; iost and scantllng, cults, el6.
SfrfSG-Ftrst common white Pine, ts2 80:
second do. $50. third do, s25; poplar, ST. Se ms.
tive rino gk; 81, 0D0p22 o: do *, So; native
rough. eiI J0
DRESSED LuMnFR-Eoxing " inches ana
under. &c 0leDS or do iSxa, s26 puin2s co,
acantling, joist or any common lumber
SO UoeoEi.s boxing over IL incheg, s3D, 900
~ 10 thick Gle - "a 10 ikand :. 81 lDn22 81
second class any kind, so tSdp2I 81.
DkKsSEp AND MATCHED FLo0Rfra---First
ClIsE, e2S second class, g2l,
WHITE PINE FUESIsHrSo LuNBER,-liz, ~
and z Inch white pine, no; inch do, SIS.
CEILtNG--BEADED or pLAfN-First conf
mon white pine ~ Si25l; I'd DO. go; Sd 10. e25;
popplnr, y, 81. so poplar, ii, sa5O natlveplne.
POPLAR luMpER.--i,., ~, and inch, ssa;
do inch. go.
sHIsGLrs--white pine a, s.. 40 snaded A.
si.9o. do extra No. |, $3.50; cypress, best. any
brand, IS; do No. 2, 81 80 do No. 4, St5l native
sawed heart, J.5s saps, s.25.
P-ckErs.-- white pine, dressed and headed.
square or fiat, 81; yellow pine do. 80; isti, u.
LIME, cEaESr, ErC.--Lime, Austin, s3.95
per bbl. Cement. Louisville on nosenalo, So ~
per bbl.; Portland, So 80 per bbi. Plaster PARA
View York or Michigan. S Der hbl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
ST. LOUIS.
A School Of Tcltgraphy TO be Establish
ed by the Gonld System Of Roads.
Special TO the Gazette

Special TO the Gazette
ST. Louis, January 3.--The Gould
system Of railroad management Ia GO
ing to establish school for telegraph
operators. II is said much trouble Is
experienced I'm getting good railroad
operators, of whom the system employs
two thousand five hundred. 1t Is In
tended to drill the pupils thoroughly
in the technical work of railroad offices
and u plan Is projected by which men
will be draw as far rs racticable from
the section of country in which they
are expected to he employed. Its often
found good Northern operator when
sent far south gets home-sick and falls
victim to the 81 mate. 1t is pro-
posed TO offer inducements 10 South
ern, Eastern and Northern youths to
attend the school in this city and
learn the business, so they can go
back home and work for the company.
OF course, the company expects to
charge a small fec for cost of stationery
and instructions. and will naturally
find IL profitable to take the pick Of
pupils for its own service. II Is said
here that there is demand for good
operators who are good penmen, and
at the same time understand railroad
business.
The Mississippi has not been frozen
over at this point yet, but it looks now
much MS though another days cold
weather would form an ice bridge.
The river is now very
closely packed with thick ice
foes, VIII ch move very slowly, grind
ing their way along and piling up in
great heaps ON every obstruction. A
| gorge formed to-day at Alton, only
twenty-five miles above here. and peo-
pie crossed ON the ice this evening. The
river only closes ~ st. Louis about
one year in four. Ferry boats were
unable 10 run to-day and ice dealers
are in hopes they will have an abun-
dant ice crop right at home in day
or two. Ordinarily most of the ice
used here is cut farther north and
| brought down in barres, and
| il will make many Thousand
dollars in difference if they can cut it
right in front Of the ice houses on the
river. Brids. traffic is doubled in
consequence of the stopping of tn fer
ries. Last springs flood has been IA
lesson to the people across the river in
the bottom, and to-day the st. Clair
county commissioners let u contract for
building dixie from East CarondeIet
to the bluff that will protect 1900
acres in sight of st. Louis from over
flow
\ large chloroform tank at Larkin &
Schaetier's chemical works exploded
this forenoon in consequence of the
freezing of the pipes. Considerable
damage was done the building, aud
the neighbprhood enjoyed free anics-
thctics for an hour or two.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New York.

New YORK.
New York. January 3.-Governmcno-
weaker.
Coupons-2s sold down ! 1885.
In railway bonds, West shore 81 advanced
TO 81 !. GDG6k9G7. on reports of favorable nT-
rangencnts made by tho company IL IL Sal Id
the necessity OF issuing second
mortgage bonds has been avoided.
ew York and New England -
dropped points to 90. other active bonds
advanced 40 per cent.
State bonds dun.
Stocks opened strong, and advanced sharp
ly i'd he belief that the hcago, Burlington
4 Quincy would come into tho new lows
pool. Tho Improvement ranged from - tolls
per cent, the latt In Canadian Pacific,
which rose to 81. In the aftt rnuon oregon
ranscontinental and 81. Pau lower on ac-
count of he small gain in earnings for tho
fourth week Ia December. and The stock
dropped / to 20; Oregon rranscontinetal
~ to 0A. Just previous to the close u fresh
buying movement started in Louisville Il
Nashville n, rtnorn Pacific preferred and
Louisville & Nashville returned to ass, and
Missouri Pacific to So while Northern Pacific
preferred advanced To J33s: other active
shares also higher: Oregon Transconti entail
were affected by special causes. IN the case of
the former, the issuance OF IA preliminary
\ atemcnt OF the operations of the road for
the past year, which Is - favorable exhibit,
did much to stimulate purchases. while Read
ing wa higher, an nouncement being m do
that he earnings would show SO 100 over
all fixed charges, and that the stockholders
will meet on the 18th and probably decide In
favor OF IA dividend. rhe market closed ac-
terday's closing prices are "a higher. cx'
cept Western Union and Lackawanna, which
We're II lower. The chansein speclaltes was
unimportant Nickel Plate preferred rose
y to 80, Minneapolis & 81. Louis ~ to 49,
and Bankers and Merchants Tele
graph II TO 1919. New York
& New England comparatively steady NJ q
az. The follow ny has been issued 10 stock
holders of the Missouri Pacific railway to-
dav: oh ~ considerable will elapse
before the annual report Will be ready, direc-
tors have authorized the following prelim-
nary statement for tss3: business OF tho
company for December partly estimated, but
actual results VIII but slightly vary from
following; Gross earnings of the Missouri
Pacific and Iron Mountain railways, for the
year, 8 7, u7,iil; operating expenses s5Is per
cent; gross ca nings, Including No''o'-
for bet;ermcnts and for construction, e'.2D,s
l0l MT earnings, sT0g,3il: di idends re-
,ceived during the year on inSe-tmcnts, ETC.,
81, 49, s2; total estimated feeeip'f, ~ 81 ,O4
deduct interest, rentals and other charges.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
MILLICAN.
Commercial Mattcrs-Dull Business
and Some Failures.

special 10 the Gazette.
Millican. January S.-Last night
the store house of W. l.. Orr of Well
born was burned, aud is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.
Insurance not known.
We learn that to-day NJ. j. VALLEY of
this place is closing out his stock of
goods TO b. Ferguson, and will com
mence now clerkiug for Mr. Ferguson.
This makes the fourth firm that has
closed here this season, two failures
and two on account of the dull sea
son.
Mr. w. A. McMichael, who moved
his stock of goods last winter to Dub
lin, we learn is making arrangements
to remove his stock back Ia this place
again and occupy his old sand. We
wish him IA hearty welcome and much
success.
Only 1882 hales of cotton have been
shipped to date, being hardly half of
last years shipment. Blu iness very
dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04

oor,-nedium according 10 grade, cuniity
and condition, lTIS 10 zoe: inc according To
grade, quality ana condition. ~ 10 % coarse.
according Ia grade ily and condition, | q
to ltc; Mexican imprn d according 10 grade
quail y and condition, 10 To rs; Mexican, &c
cording To grade. Quality aud condition. ~
10 ": bury, less according a. nmnuut OF
hurrs.
HIDHs-No. iIhehvy flint, dry q n l3l5c. no.
heavy hint, dry, y h &c. M. /. llghi iInt
- IN l2lSc: No 2. light iiiui, e h 0lpc bulls and
heavy, managed, 4 n g1Gc; cnr skins nnd bad
~ damaged, 4 10 40 %; green sailed. sound,
green, y N SIC.
FURs-skunk, lOa20c: racroon. 2GR4Ol
cayotos, @J0c; mountain wolf, toeeyc. fox.
-0h, &c.
rELrRIEs-- Nominal. ,ensun over. -, err
skins, Y ID Mos; antelope skins, m lOGl0
goat skins, each zoos sheep pcits, Dccordin G
rordiEg To Amount of wool, lHsal5c: Mexican
sheep pelts, n ID S63l0c; Mexican sheep pells,
improved, li@l2c; Mexican sheen HhSrlingr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04

PRfNrs.---Albion. solid black, 0; simpson
solid black; 6H; Albion, siiyergray. q; Albion
shepherd plato, 9; American, fancy, o; al
g Ms, fancy o; Aliens double pInk, tI%' Ar
rold's fancy, Jls; Cochoco fancy, o RnicI.
erbocker fancy, q; Merrimack fancy, 81; Ma
rop fancy hD: orion furniture, g; berwick
~; Dunkirk, ~; Hamilton check, g.
BLEAcIIED SHIFTING And SHEErIEG-
I.onsdale :S-inch. So; Lonsdhle camorlc iiI5;
uit of the Loom, ~; New York Mile, iOis:
Wlmsutt., 1917, Pembroke 81, IS. Pe broke
IL, ~ pembroke 81 o. Pembroke s,j, ~;
Pembroke loi, %: Hope. ebInch, :: Rose
Blows SnEETIsG AND isuIRTis6.--Atlan-
It's "a; Atlanta ~; indian Head :; In
: an Yardstick ~; Pocahontas j; Pied.
mont 7; Lowell 10, 70 Pembroke o., ~;
Pembroke l0-i, ~; Enterprise r. r, 49,
sos liz; aaya. icos., ii We iern ig 80
~; West Point soz., II; West Point l. o., IA.
COLONEL DucKs-,Anchor ES, &c.; Anchor
DID, ~ Boston on. IL; Boston Xn. lCi3:
TIck,se- anioskeag AGA. % cents; oon-
AA, Is; Omega A. 10: STANDARD X. III
Thorndlxe ID, ~; ,Thorndikc A, s; stand.
nrd2. "a. bangor. ~.
mbia, 8; Jewet,, \; Amoskeag,l.
JEAss--A hbotisord, II y cents; CovinHon,
10; Loug Ialand, us; Elkton, 81 Crosby.
vile, Nss; Humboldt. IS; ~. Nicholas, rs.
BLANK .Ts--le4 white. si.25, l,s, ~, 2.o,.
40 pair; ~, white. sl5, s.J, 400. $50 10 G.tc
pnir. Economy, eolored, 5-lb., si.s7I{ pair
do. S-lb, 500 pair. hocky Mountain co..
orsd, lib. sl.9: do. Glib, sl.5l. Cambridge.
yIile silver Gray, s.lb.. s2s5 DO, Alb.' &. %.
Star A. Crescent silver Gray, 5-lb.. sa75; do,
8-ib., $3.50; do, Rib, 81 co. Scarlet vi 81, 400,
40 10 500. blne. s'.O. 40 TO $50 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
AT DALLAS.
sekings Defeated by the
:, Combination.
.0sure-JesSe James Muir.
rer Captured.

AEette.
larry 3.-'rhc Gore combi-
ID the Brown Stockings
~ to2in the game to-day.
iad no pitcher, 10th Muir
ford being out of condi-
.raham was pressed in ~
The Cores mad d walk
him away out of reach of
ders.
the Two Luredos il is
tlg to start II new daily
he.
rue was lodged in the
Oxicated two nights ago,
but any fire and but little
WAS removed u the city
re he died to-day from
the cold weal her and eX-
ry 0finquest rendered Il
ordance withe the above
Cleveland, who in No
killed Jesse James in II
butte at Cotasse, Creek
arrested here last night
the Dallas county jail.
lf-defen-e asssthe cause #
.Hei To be taken to Fort
for trial in the United
" general merchant of
as CLOSED yesterday by
liabilities estimated at
assets about $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04

.sr. LOUIS, January s.--FLouR Tn
changed
wHEAT--Highcr an firm; No 2 red Os
@i w cash: ,0Ja January: ,3efl 2Nepi o3is
February: u51 March: 0slSo 10 Mas.
coRS-Highrr and sronK: 40 50 cash
aB,F January; FA@tpsr February; olh May.
OATs--Iiipher but sluw. 3ia3iix cash; 81,
January; ass February; 3ss@aB's May.
fRovisioss.
WHrsKY-Steady nj IA.
Corn MEAI--fDwer; 2 -.
Provisions held nrini': trade very light.
MEAT.
PORK Dull.
Bulk MrArs-Lcng clear ! is; short rib.
20: short clear 10 az 10.
BACON Long clear s. short ribs SIS; short
clear y.
LABD--Nomi NJ.
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLK---Rcccips . o; all grades above
common active nd II ~: exports 6nt@o NJ
good 10 choire5 t0e16 or lighs TO fair 5t0@
.: comm Texas y 10.
SuEEr-Rcceipis !, 100; FIRM good 10 Stra
2,a5 ~; lower grades 5@35o; Texans . u
60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
LA FALLS.
zeal Gossip From the
ate City.
sttc

zeal Gossip From the
ate City.
sttc.
3, January 3. - The
roe future of the Gate
Y ching of the new year,
ing indeed. Prospec-
kSl. from all p,rts of the
Great many who are so
tn the numerous adj
bv the Gate City and
Wichita coun ty, have
dcDermott of Milford,
d by his and three other
| here on the 21Ch, and
tied here To-day. Mr..
.chased of Mr.. A. II.
Hence in the Falls.
:, 'Hnsund wife of Water
rk, arrived here yester-
,ressed himself rs de-
ae climate. MIR Evans
Getting tour, but WAS 30
ehe Gate City he pur-
4. Miller his residence
ans Says several families
"a short time.
EDWARD, the popular trav-
r agent OF the Bee Line,
his family.
h Berry, eX-legislatcr of
pill, accompanied by his
lett Of GIcenville, Ill.,,
several days prospect
! ! Norton combination
here three nights this
Mnlcks opera mousse n
. were in attendance
Fork for the iron bridge
rTichita is being pushed
ny by the contractor,
,M0nahan. Mr.. J. w.
N,ineer in charge Of the
stone Mr., Monalran is
AS can be found in the
Mcbride has returned,
days absence, to the
lian Of the state.
our popular county at
tour TO different parts of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
,ld enyernment java, sos

10; fancy, 5xc.: old government Java, S0s
Arbuckles' Ariosa, lsclSnLc.
rgA perial.ns,. gunpowder 5000.
srgA. Fine powdered, bbl>. ioAo do,
haifbbls., i0iSc.; cut LOAF, llIxc vranuiated,
y NDpisc.; standard A, stscsyc.; N. y. choice
white, si.ns,ec,; d. cho - c., Aasssc.: o. X.
prime, 6k,aTc. Market very strong.
RtCE-- Louisiana, 5lseb7o.
FISH Mnckerei, Inn hlts, No. 4, sI.1s. No.
81 .05; half bbis., No. I, $40. No. 2, <8.oc;
White nah, No. |. hlf bbis,, 1.a5; No. ., se.2o;
Dried herrlngs, per box, 4oc: Cod ilsh; dHc,
sALr-Coarse, In bags, sl.3ssi;t6 nne IN
bags, -: lake. In nat hoop bbls, t2.lo;
pockets, AAtd7iSc.
CANNED 9ooDs.--Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard. el.75: Peaches, Hta ndard. y
b., ei.65; hs., s2,2,G2.5I: seconds, ns.
q 40 . fns., gslle Tomatoes, standard, bs.
sl.it seconds, u.s.. -; iss.. si.3nssl 40 Green
corn, Si.lOn'.61. Green peas, sl.35: Goose
herries, sl.2jGolin; Rsspberries, 81 5Ueal % {;
ysters. null weight, ~, sll5; n, S2.iv; light
weight, w., 9Sc D., sian; Salmon, b.,
81 .6beDfT0 10. So; Mackerel, 4 n.
sl.sSa -; sardines. American, sS0o case.
Imported, sl2. 5oesls 10 case: Strawberries n,
sl.2 epi3'; Blackberries. si.25; Green cages /,
81 20: Eagle Condensed milk. sS.8n: crown /,
$50, Swiss, $780,,
SuspRfEs--Ststcb. itsc. soap, common
NC; German olive, SIC. Candles, null boxes,
iossc haives, ibc; quarters, l5o. Indigo. SSc ~;
.luelnR, ptDl.0J dozen. Coeman's mustard,
81 .s0p$5.N dozen. Maccnroni, Imported, i5cio:
American, sl.0D box. Buckets, two hoops,
s2,lo dozen; well Buckets. si.2o dozen. Brooins
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