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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
saddIes. IIarnesr. Etc.

SKIRT Mono California skirtlng, pei
roll. 4lc.: No California skiTting, per side
i3c.; No. lair hemlocf, clean, good stock
I0c.; No . fair hemlock, no oil, Ssc.; No.
oiled hemlock, clean flesh, IKE; No. oiled
HARNESS LEATHER. No. Ohio. medi'
am and heavy weight, 3Ie.; No. ONO me
dlum and light, &c.; Mo-. hcmlocs, 3ic,; NO
BLIND BRIDLEs.--No. 4, u COM. sesed
n, Iper dozen, IS so: No. 10, " bike. 10, pigeon
wing. per dor, 81 90; No. l3, = do, $40 o..
RIDING BRiDLEs.---z In. BLK. or Mifdoub
head curb bits, $40 40. X do. fancy front do
sI2 on; y in. long rein do, SIS ~; " 10. doub
and stitched mont do, extra curb MA tib 10
FILINGS N In. short rein, blk. or fair,
$s Co, u do blk or good, 5000.
SADDLES.--No. stock Cheyenne, Llama
pockcts, $40; Number ~ ditto, less the
pockets, $50; No. loose laced, coarse sun
tree, ca; No. 2 loose riyltsd do, SO; No
Colorado genuine short Frieseke tree, s8; NO
10, tied, coarse, sl2 No. ~ do, Still tree, 10
No 80. stitched, fun rig, rose trs', ~ S;, NO,
~, tackled, do, do, -; lhreeanarlcr ana nail
4 rigs, mems, s55ts; do, boys, Sts5.
| HARNESS, WAGON ~, ~ and ~ inch
| long tug, complete collar, brides, lines
! etc.J, s2Osa22M2o; " Inch, machine, shofl
| tug complete. SIG o0; ~ inch, hsnui ohk
stock, hort tug, complies. w; 2A inch nat
! tug, complete, $3.50.
sPUIi5. Eureka No. 9, chased. per dozen,
81 25: IndIanola, blned, per dozen, y %;
] Mexican, two 10 three-lnch rowelsJ " o4btIo,
LE00iSs.-N !. cii. style, calf ~; ~.
Cal. style, KIP leggin leather, y "; NO. 2do'
! D No. 2. old style kip do, tW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
Dishonoring His Name.

Yesterday morning Frank Wash
ington, colored, who was working on
the farm of Mr.. r.. T.. Maddox, six
miles from the city, took a mare be-
longing to Mr. Maddox, and rode her
to town. After getting TO The city, he
was on the square and was trading
with white man named Charley
Read. who offered him his own horse
and s. boot. Officer Riggles oppor-
tunely came up while the interesting
exchange was being perfected and rec.
ornized the horse, took charge OF
Washington and put him in Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01


IuMBgH-Rough lumber, boxing, IL Inches
and under, fIst-class, 81: stripping. lsx3, e2l
boxing and nooring clears, s25 thich clears
~ and ~, sA; rough lumber. second class
slB: ioist and scantiing, cuila, sl5.
SIDING-FirBt common white pine, w ~
gecond do, so. third do, sa5: poplar. t99 OOg
q 81: ns tive pine ~; e22 50; do ~ s25; naiiT'
D.KssrD LUMBER-Boxing u inches ano
under, $40 OO632S 90; do 1ExS SIG Oo92s 20
gcantling, joist CT any common lumber
SIS 0D40S O0 boxing over IL inches, S5O,OOG
so %; thick clears, "a to lsand 2, $50 OoG32 bU
second ClnsB any kind, sxl UD923 80.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRISG-Fifs.
claas g2s: second class, S2l.
WHiTE PINE FURNIsHIHa LuMpxR--iH, II
and inch white pine, so: Inch do, 80.
CEILJEq--BEADED Or PLAfH--Ftrst com
mon white pine, ", $3.50, "a do. so; 30 do 81,
poplar TX, s2G O0o27 so; poplar, ~ eS2.50et35 90
naiive pins ", s2?.50; do, y, e26.
POPLAR LuMBEn.--l~, III, aud Inch, TOO
sHiNaIrsI-- WHITE Pine A, s.; do shaded A
~ .2j. do extra No. l., $3.50; cypress. bent. any
brand IS; do No. 2, sf.bC: do NOD $3.50; nativ;
sawed heart, si.yt saps, 1875.
PICK ETs.-White pine, dressed ana headed
square or fiat, 81; yellow pine do %; Hath
"a 25@.I IS. a,
par bbl Cement. Louisville or Rosena1e, " "
rer Dbl; Portland. 81 30 per Dbl. Platter Paris
New York or Michigan. " per hh'.
BRIcK....I'ire-proof. 81 81 per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

Bark, Cinnamon. per pound. lSFe--c barb
Peruvian, per pound, S0@---; borax per b
lStelS: bi-carbonaic OF soda per n, i@oiIs. Q p
peras per n, Goa; castor oil per gsllon,l $50
(mottled), per To- ccps; cream tartar. 4. r., PEI
pound, i0pi.; chalk, lump, per pound, Cos
calopel, r. n w, per pound, 10eDSo, calomei
drate, 1 6a9l IS chlorosorm, 81 COO 10. com.
pc LION powder 3Vea40: dovers powders, l2;
EPSON salts, per pound, sos; gum opium, PEI
per on, s. Is; machine oil, golden. 5000
Iuintne, +. 4 W, per os.. 1901 5e auinir..
German. per Oh 80: potash, brsmldc, $40 40:
iodids, Sol 80, chlorate, 2jSS97.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

MrATs--sugar cured hnms. ice: sec b.
Bacon. l3}ic; SC. bacon, llAo.; Long clear bi
con, lo4; y. z. dry salt ~. so,, oo,. ,o.<o
CON cans, 95c.; lOn cans, lUy.c; on cans. lie;
. = COFFEE AND EA.-CoFrED-common
ilSc; fancy, BE; old goyeynnent Java, S54
Arbuckies Ariosa, lSJSDlsAc.
TEA-Imgerial, tOagsy; gnnp9wder, 6os'g,
haifbbla., lO5lc cut loaf, lO>se; graduated
standard 9zca.; Louisiana granuiatsd, Seq;
standard 4, ss@S1sc;; choice white, S1SNee;.c'
RIcE-Loulsiana, 6lsgIc,
FisH-Mackerei. lOiO kits, no. !, sl.I6: No.
2 sl,o5; half bills, No. 4 H.eG No. y ss'9 gg.
sALT-Coarse, In bags. si.25@id0; tine IL
bags, =; lake. IL flat hoop bbls, s2l0;
pI oAsss G,'dGi ooSDs.-Prices per dozen; Pine
apples, standard, el75: Peaches, STANDARD !
!bs, sl.e5; ,hs.; sz.z,ass.ss see9ndss' no. Ss'
Id: seconds. . lbs =. ibs 81 .3oaal 40: Green
corn, STOOLS; Green peas, si.so; 1oo ss
berries S Ss,aS sss Fl SS is 81
s Me.ssii' z b. So: Mackerei. ~,
8. $50 -; Sardines. American, es.oJ ;nse:
si.3SgiS0; Biackbcrries. sl.25 Green gages.
$40: Eagle Condensed milk; $500; CROWN
S5.25 Swiss, $3.50.
BAKfs0 PowhER.1siseT LON. sSHn,
per doy en-, Slc.; ~. DO, VI "; iW. TO-, Wow
5lb. do, 81; 5b. do, 5i2.
sUsDsIEs-starch., 4He. Soap, common
i1<c: German olive, sc. candies. I'M poaes,
Bitieing, S0gl. 90 dozen. Coleman's mustard,
b. 10 dozen. Maccaroni, iInpor'e !. l5cD:
American, 500 box. Buckets, two hoops
81 100 25dozen. Brilliant oil, bills, Zoe; En'
pion, do, &c; do, - CASES, - 20 Brilliant,
IS cases, e. 80: do, liz cases, 81 70: 49,
rs. ROgn1 Pntqlf. TX ~
a mil: SACKS, 81 cog y 100 Ds.: No. Texas
Der loo lbs. 81, No 2 81 IS, No 81 10. Corn mea
Der bIshoi 65c Hominy and grs, Y Dbl
sS0l Oatmeal, "A hall bbl., VI IS: Gracke
wheat, AN, &c: Crackers: X soda, 6isdc., y
soda, o j-iac.; xxx soda, 7c.; c.eam Pei y.n
ger snaps, o.; lemon creanls,o %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS. sAr1RpA, MARcu1

ming qnn'el at 5'sseS 1910; refined castor.
| nohid = w Sinndar A 67sa7: cut loaf nni
| Nnusned g; hos 7as powdered ~; yellow
| -; 81 500 q; extra c ss.@a.;
MoLAssts STE dy, 10
uMcH Mtrke ilrm and mlrly active.
po,.- unll and weaker; Texas liG2'.
lihfr quiet. steady.
Crr MENs-nnll, nominal. ling clear ois.
ARD St out; prime steam -
IAL ow-Cniet and unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
REEVES Receipts ace firm: common 20
prime steers sold Mt q OWa7 fat oxen : SO !,
-, Exporter use twenty cars, paying 775
Tor good steers
SHEER ceipts 800; extremely dun for
nU except very choice, rnd market closed
heavy. with twenty ears TO carry over; eS.
lremes 2oei y for sheep aud 90 for lambs.
Kansas CITY
PRODUCE
KANSAS CITY, February 9a,-wHEAr-
steady; IS cash; 9i4 March; SIS bid May.
,CoRN-SIoa,iyi i0es bid cash; IL March; as
oArs-Duil aud nominal: 2o,S BID.
LIVE srocR.
KANSAS CITY, February :e.-CArTIr-
Receipts 1910; the market was steady; ma
tive steers of 100 To 1851 pounds average
35G5 ) stockers and feeders 65@5 10;
SUEEp-Recalpts, i.spo: market steady; na.
uNes u 10 VI pounds average '5a 10.
Chicago.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, February e9-FLouR-Dull and
unchanged.
WHEAT Qniet and steady; prices iluc un.
ted Within range OF "a closed about y
higher than yeste 'dav. Cash No. 2, red
winter | 0n' 00ls; Feb uary ellStd92, closed
el7s; March 9ls@6& April s2N@9gs; May
n1AMpS: June Hl<nAIL.
slightly and closed about the Same as yes
tcrday; cash 52sss@5sk; tebruary 2)saS!sss
March 52jsab2; April SSe6i&, May
oArS-Aciive hu, sa54 lower; cash quota
bly, ~ :; Feb uary and March nominal ut
S2t4; April i.@32s May S61s
PROVISIONS.
PORK Fair demand. onened l5G2D lower
advanced - ~ re, cdcd jGlO closed steady;
cash Il 55GIi 80; February u 10e0l1 ~: MARCH,
ranged rom 4 GhGli 30: May IL 'cGiTS2 {;
June u 95GlS Us,
LARD Unsettled: 500 lower, but rallied
In carly dealing and closed weak. outside
prices, cash 3id0 ~ March 8 1923 l2lE; April
5l@N -: May 55asAGj.
BULK MEATS--Stcudy; shoulders 81; short
rib > %; short clear %.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts, 1900; market weak; lOr
lower; rough pack ng Il 0ld0 CO. packing and
shipping 1utc7 ~; light 3 90dd 90.
ports q j0G7 ~; 20 q 10 choice shipping
50@6 80; common tomedium 8 ESQ 8 q; Tex
ans 25qG o.
sIIEEp-Receipts, a,i)o; good grades strong;
Inferior TO fair 3 5ja -; medium TO good
. coo 5l choice TO extra @600,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

tssaSssII!o, (:
onas sSsa ~ street at
edsls ~ scurs-s 70 ia
|'quas /" Blum street I,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

E.;i,1 frsAsT INT pHYsr
md Rass Once and
No. t,. "a OPP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

Beatsteads, initiation salnu,
each, " zoos ~ all walnut, ~ 60Gl0 so; Chairs
wood seat, v doz, Sd 1907 0I cane and ratiaI
seat, s. O0Gs 10; cane seat, dining, sl2 Oloc0 %
Childs and rockers, IS po65la 50; lerve rocginl
50; Mirrors, arch tops, y dog, S2pasSi9 N
Tables round, s200y13 10, ISL leaf, 81 6Osa5 60
Safes, oach, 81 25eo7 10; Bureaus, q SOSDaO 10
wash stands, al 2sasS 81 bed springs a 1907 20
Baby Carriages. % oO&A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
lltJr

ana y,
recied
lsniidliiI
iexctedJ
sails iiiI
IL. A.. |
rfkerY
,o-ills.
NIlty Ju1
pntt,1 |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

eastern Texas and southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars per head les than
The above quotations.
The above prices are for herds of 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails, and for
such cattle as hose raised In the counties
embraced in the following territory: West
OF the Texas entral Railway north Of IA line
drawn east and west with Waco, and east OF
"A line drawn north and south with Baird and
south of Red River.
stocks OF cattle locstcd IN Western and
| Northwestern Texas from So bOGSl per head
/ each. counted. Difference IN price owing 10
| location and tenure of the range and breed OF
cattle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

Htv-- Rev crrrtrr loore rom Wagon.
S oosalno0 par tor; hale hwy ~ oin New
corn, - % t0ct Oats, country, s2,ssessois
Cutfor r~cd meal, si.no y I'M Co.son seed.
I2'<c. Miliei. rs- halo. si01il. J,hnson
grass seed, ~ per brslel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

,IypE JENNINGS, LAWYER, OFFICE
III over bankiug house OF iinoaii, van
lan,Ii - Co,, Fort Worth, fcNns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

LIVERPOOL, February 20.-CoTToN-Spot
closed steady and unchanged.
sales ~, OT American 800.
For export and speculation 2,VO
Imports 5,iG'.
American 2,3jN.
Upunds, ordinary,
Good ordinary ....... ....Hs
Low miuullnB. ~"
MidullD G..,....,..'.'
Orleans mduling
Futures closed steady; abont lG2 lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

Red sheephead and trout, per pound, lelSc:
OYSTERS baltimore Diamond brand: Dia-
monds. ~ 80 per dozen; Select, So 10 dozen
Ma,agorda, 9Oc, per 100; Berwick Bay, 81 -
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

New YORK, February 20 90,
Three per cents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
Four and one half per cents,u..,.........,i Us
New four per rs
Consols, 90 4M10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

polia.
AiIartI
3scllot){
IsiiiIlIp
. and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

! I'd as.,s.s,!IclAN AND
Wa, iisss.,.Sl|s.ace. corner
'An'-sar,ssal on cor
and TO sp. m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

PRODUCE. ,
S,, yop,, rebrusry 29.-FLouR-sieady;
Nhm ,rmSnoi a trlile hisher options A9Zs
n,shsr. closing drin; unsnded snripg 10
unlersded red vi. @l 49, No. red US no
req rev ssnot i.@E higher options az z
hi1her. ungrnded 6SdD24i No. w.
steamer 6I@G.,s No. 2, o23s@Oo.
PROVISIONS.
coyrEr-spot, fair; Rio dull and weak iZ|s'
options 10 point. lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
Ammunition.


Powder--Blasting. a keg, 81 90; Rife, a rs d
IS %: Rifle. y l2lS bs.2 10; Ride. H6 bs., VI 81
Sho.-a2 10 "a sack: Buck shot. 81 IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

NEW ORLEANS. February 90 Sight eS-
change on New York ut 200 per l,VOO pre-
MUM.
Sterling exchange Il. b.. 1917,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
\ SORTS

uAlLRRl.-W. i. GLIB
NV All gallery In the
oinef Houston and Se,-
n |slce on Second street,
aud examine his work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
MONEY.

NEW YORK, February 2D.----Money lend
Ing at ilGG2; closed ut 2 PRIME mercantile
paper i@,l9; sterling eXchangeB. Is. hrhi Nv
A s6ts; sight exchange, 4 soA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

IAsllilalAs, ARCHITECTS
ssuI, smith Il Jarvis
tangs aspeclal,y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
|ED OR STOLEN.
'-MlsCELlA.iLDls.

cgsrOdERs AT A. j.
n Houston street, Fort
iesale aud retail dealer In
.sanlnon, line pocket cut
~ pOl,s, SENS, nets, etc.
~ nest goods guaranteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
Live Stock Market,

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beeves-Corn fed, per pound. .6Dilzc
COWS per pound ......,,..... k0D,l &C
Muttons-Fair, fat muttons, q fb.."m2G 3Gc
Choice, per pound........,,3 e0slzc
Hogs-Per ."........."...."......"..4 p41st
Stock hogs, ner pound f0D4 c
Bulls and Stays, for sausa, emanufac-
ture, per pound 10Y &c
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none III mar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
Z Country Produce.

fo.atoss--Irlsh, northern, y Dbl 90 l0@225.
sack sSa-c; sweet, per bnshel, oogl5c. On
inns. per bbi.. 81 Tod. Tnrnips. y barrel,
lima, 6s6llr.; small butter, 4llfSbc; Pickles,
medium, per bbl., IS 70; small, per Dbl, $40
half Dbl. med, 81 co; half bpl., small, s. %:
bbl., Is OOG5 80. Cheese, half cream, l2lsc.;
full cream, lie. Krant. per Dbl, el2W@ 1928
half bbl., 80 So Peanuts, ShgIc. cider. half.
bhi.. Is %. Cabbage, So.
PJuLrny--hens, % - per doEei; Turkeys,
81 50si00 "; Geese, "a W G6W; Ducks. u Oeas
825.
E0Gs--Per dozen, llt@.
Fresh country putter. choice. 60 Creamer
35c.; old butter, l0Gl2ifc.; oleomargaine, lSc.
Grain.
Wheat. choice S5c.ess5. medium. 76eSt:
inferior. eoSs,c oats, seesa1<c; barley VIC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

y s0i ! done !, at the City
. va Z; 4. Pennington,
M 'A Guaranteed; also
bs,,oa ming done by ii.
and feith strects,'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

| sssSaa INV Contractors
A, 'I r corner Eleventh
'V'm Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

n , Y lbalnyon & New. All
fl,s IIs,ps . rphol tering
I'M, ,Tinvsea'ed. 1901 lIOus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

I'm Y, WAGON v SCALE.
'0' cash. Apply al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

F, sslS WAGON, with
he as new, for sale
49, corner fifteenth
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NarIssEsaTs,
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d,s'SSsss1 ce,, lio7 Main ST..
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

|seSa.' a. aSS%In sssO Ply.
bun So SSlltlsee'Maiu street e
n slreet. os Residence,
sSSSs,sl1sdiI los p p. M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01

n ~ !. Jas. HREES.
| locaissd y and Far innr..
HplL ic, y Fq, Worth
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-08
RnritRabtIssptf9tn.

StidoI &qau aus ct. GOnts Prsotgte boz
geItrn IN Dublin.
@8 berlaUtst, bds bic ipautide Regteruug
Sort Dtabon 6u etneH Sret5oten MAIDEN wuo.
lleber Is, 0CO RaHn fnb if8t an Dem 3e'
6ernusianoe i'm H6roIinen Uno noro0iaidlen GaHca-
ibtre betbetlt9t.
Charles Santlsp, Der betanutP Barttontf,
purbe gefern in 2onbou init 6rl. guabetb 5imes,
elnsr Tel1en Amcrtunertn, aCtr0ut.
EteuteHant8 Sarber uuo ShuBe tameu
am Sonnaae NIT ben ue6erreiten Der Sper Der Can-
nettes" Expedition burdl SmSf i'm ICTrihGn 6cgIe:
runaSb8tr GtmulIEst.
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bduos IN @aSgow Uer0eH in 6oIge Der Heueroiugs
mteoer iaut 9emoroenen &ro9urgcR Der 5enter ouIt
@ehttmpo3iiten bemadt.
2aut Sert6ten Der brtttideu SQu6elsbe'
bor6e bat bic giniubr in @rObbrOnntgu i'm DCSembel
1852 um &l,49SOC0 abGenommen, pabreIo ole 2uSs
tuRr um $40, ,5L0Sunopm.
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8U 8tlle 6aUre0 in tpehem Der Sta0t'm0ul faro,
uuo itmidten oaiiel6e bur& ardn5e.
gIOobp beguuu geferH Ietne Ebdttgtett ais
Dhhondr 3u Chaplain uuo 8atseriea, GR9ano. Gan
teq utmmt UOrduin fetncn 2lntbetI an Den 8Oc5otcH
hen pCl etu &atcr oteier Gage 5u 9tetp=Satls 3D.
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Dem Bariier SournaL yQe Bari8" iuioI8e
bat ole irau5ofidle Reaierm9 nod tct1e 8ehdu3un1
Der giad)ut, 0Ok Die Wiaba9GcU oas franOiildt uls
tnutam acceprPu unO oeu noroliChCU Jbctl UQu Dtus
oo9astor an 5roHtIetd abtreten Uollcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-08
RrdnSe,

BbaIpftou, Ont, 7. San. - yYOtueu' 8
&lod" gtug bente frib In 6lanmeH auf.
8erIuft $4,000, Serfderung $4,000.
Rat6 ttu6 DIES, Ga, 2. San. - Die g.
ben Der 50. 0aImobp & Comp, So1u : /.
6eIs, uno 5. u. Balmslep purbsn tn os:.
gaRgener Ra6t bur6 6euer 3era0rt. Ser.
Iuff $75, ,0G0, 8erf6erIug $4,000.
gt gtount Carmel, Renni., 7. Slruar.
- 8as 3ur oRonttor' Sobleugrube" gsb0rta
ge Rai6tnenbaus 3T 2ocuf.@ap mIroe tn
Uergaugener Rcdt 6urd Elm oermutbItdh bon
SraF oftftern angelegtss 6euer etugeGiAett.
SrantfOrt, SnS,, z. San.-Gta bcute
ftiib bter auaqebrO6ene8 SeEer jerff6t tie oas
&oultsrs'idje Gebau0e, tn peIhem fi3 bret
glbeu befanbeu. &srIuf $4,000.
8ap.&ttp, g!tf., 7. Sau.-gtu bsuts
frib i'm oShearer 8God" ausgebrohenes
Ssuer rtatete Sdabeu TN 8etrage uOa $22,'
coo on.
@oIumbus, @a., Z. Sauuar.-Renuou
& Stn's QQbeu uno Rugastn gu Salsu,
@a., tpurSe In Der lesten Jtaht, nebft 200
BalleH SaumnOue ourd Seuer 3ert0rt.
$elIuft $33, 600, gerfiaeruTR $27, 900.
WOnttcGtlO. Suo., 7. Sauuur.- Die
gsit6fsl0IaIe Ger 6o. Gobert5 & 8iuiou,
SaI1p f0rt. Cigar Gardner, %. Retfer uno
GObertS < 2HtB fisIen beute frii9 Den SLANT
uen 1um RQuhe. Sertuf $4,000.
Cincinnati, 7. SauEar. .-BroctOr &
gambleS groBe Setisrits0srst, RatBeufabrtt
NIB Selraifinelte, iomte etutge gtebauges
b6ube, mureeu heute RGdmtttaa etuge'
dihsrt. Der Serluft betrdgt 100000 bis
$250.O00 @m. 8utes, elm GRgefsllter bes
gtabIt6sments, fel rpdarenb beS Srau6es
aus etusm Geufer bes 5wetten StOdperts
uI6 srIttt etuen 8etubrud, iOpie tuuerItde
9etletuugeu. Die Strma faufte tirBttb
bic nObtO Gamble @orts," 3pet @euterte
bon rem etugediderteu @tabltfemeHt, uuS
ptrb bieielben mOrgeu tn getrteb ieseu, 10
boB Ere Grbstter Htdt uuBer 8eiddfttguug
nf nthFn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-08
Die Sranb : 3ataftrOpbe in
BeIIEbtQe,

| Gas guebsE mad ZEN eeidIEn Der Cpfrr. Die
aufUpferuus srr5HpsriGrtu Gearp Serome.
Der Seeteren Seraansenbeit unb ibrG
GcJHlidbre in Baltimore.
| 8sIIepttle, Sns., 7. Sauuar. - 9as
Suden mad 2ethen 6er Spfer inter Eriiuz
merH bss stHgedidertsn Rlofters murbe mn
bier ubr geitern gafutttag aus Burdlt por
bem Gtnffiir3eu Der nod ftebenben Raueru
etrgefelIt. Sobal6 bte Dtaueru umgeriIeu
itnb, tper6eu bic Radforihuugeu pte0er aufs
genonr;eu. @tue Gequtemmeffe murbe beute
friib ceiebrtrt un6 ale bis babtu aufgefuuOes
neu 1sberreite bem S9oOBe Der Gr0e iiber'
geben.
Die iotpett aufgefunoenen 2et1en tagan
alle nabe BET etuan0er, Ino bieieutge Der
GunsricTtn befanb ftd1 In Der Utttte etues
i6auberbaft aujuieben0eu Saufens oertoblter
lleberrefe. pier uno 6a ragte etn Ruo1eu
aus bsm Saufeu beroor, tuelfer, iobatO man
TIN augriff, iid BON benz per6rannten Stet'
ife trennte. pier purbe etu Oertoblter
Sda6el gefun6eu, bort etu 4rm, tpdbreub
bic geidp6r3ten R6rperIberteRe ptrr ourt3
etnanber lngeu. Die SteHe mar eiRe I9ref=
feRerregenbe, uH6 mand1er Der Arbetter men.
bete ftd i6aHosru6 ab, um meme Saiiuug III
gentnnens 92ur tn pentgeu SdGeH mar es
m0aItf, bic 2et6en 3u t6enttfi3treu.
Shmeffer 9tarp Serome, ete ueruuglidte
SnpertOrta bes RlOfers, mar In uielen Gbet.
len bes 2anbes befaHnt. Ste pur0e Dor A
Sabren in BtttFburg geboreH un6 betBt urz
iprGpgttd4 Barbara Quq (ntdt SstI, pte ge,
fern gemelbet Duroel. Sbre gltern tparsu
retGe 2eute unb lte6eu tbr cine oor3igltbe
@r5tebung 3u 3betl mer0eu. Sts beiu4te
Bic Sdule Der barmber3tgsn ShwefsrH tn
Baltimore ua6 trat tn ibrem 16. Sabre aIS
goUi3e tn oas Rotrss sDamcsRlofter III Mttz
nGutee elm. Ha6bem fie mebrere Sab
bort 3ugebradlt hatte, tuIr6e iie in 1859 uad1
SeueoiHe seiHtdt In6 sur Slpert0rtu bes
htsftgen neueu Rloffers uuo Der atabemtt Der
gOtre'0ame'9eieuidaft ernauut. 81 bteie.
SteIlung erparb ite fid groBe Serbieute, unb
unter tbrer Settuug ge6teb Die neue 4nital,
Guts Bette. Ste gritubete auBerOem m"b'
rere 3metganfalteH Der 9eienihaft i'm iiib'
lthen Sutnots, un6 murGe BON aIeH, be fie
taurten, tuegen tbrer unetgeuuiRtgsu, aIf'
Opfern6en Renidenliebe bod geiddst. Gle
bate iid aus benz brenusuoen @abGu6e ret
ten tOnnen, tubem fie ff In benz 8ord1ttos
rtum befaub, aus nel6em Gle, fie Iel6ft QIss
geHommeu, euttomsn. 8GbreuO bic 4ubereu
ttr Setl In Der SIudt ipdteu, blteb Sdmes
peL 4IuL9 SeEpHe SnLAuT IHI QUE l9CrE Il j
but aupertrauten RiHSer "a retteu, obsr NIT
tbneu 3u fterbsu. GetOer mar bas Gsstsre BET
Saa.
9as Sufeu Der 2stfeu puroe nm II ll5r
beute SOtmtttag luteber aufgeuomurU, ul5
ben IcBten HatrttteH 5afO.ae fao i'm Sat-
gen IA 2etden aufgefuubeR, Iehoh To IS utht
gsluuqeu, Dettere Gpier ;u tbsntifi3irer. -
Der Snquef Kabm beUta fGlh iaiasu Iniaug,
uub mehrsre 3suRsH marOen ue.uOurmsn.
Die lIeberefe bss Sri. Rarq Campbell un5
rrb bes Erl 0temer purOen bsE.e Ra6n&s
tag nod Ct. Gouts gebradht.