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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

Culllu'H, so 0O simmons, gid ~: HacIinhack
81 81; Amcss shoyels, Il doH. 5l20O; Horse
shoeH, g reg, $685.. Bar iron, 10 So; steel, IT,;
Shect Iron, no. n Il, 90: Fence wire
5lS@dlSc. rim Plate, si50: Trace
chains, o. 90 q don: Tinwarc, 90 u cent. OF;
Coffee mills rs q cent. on Machine bolts 20
pcent. on: Carriage bolts. II 3 ceul. or.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Sale aud Lease of Lands in Western and
Southwestern Counties.
Gen. Kings Official Orders = Brief
Notes and Department News.
Governor Ireland DenoInces the News
and Bars It's Representative
From His Presence.
snecInl TO the enzette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Austin, January 0.-The land boart
was n session to-day. About 250,0O(
acres in vi toria, Webb, Wichita
Pecos, Ker, aud Scurry counties wer,
sold and leased, bringing an average
of about two dollars for one, and fuul
cents an acre for the other. judge
Hart, representing the Wichita Lane
and Cattle company, tue Stone Cattle
company and w. +. lizard, presented
u protest against he sale of lands II
Archer county and asking that lands
be remanded Tor resale. Pending It's
consideration, the board adjourned.
The university regents will hold {
meeting tomorrow, and among othel
business elect Il successor To Prof
Mallett.
Acknowledgement King issued m
order to-day prohibiting rangers from
earring side-arms unless in the actuu
discharge of official duties, and from
hanging around saloons and houses o
i'll repute, under penalty of dismissal
from duty.
The United States district court con-
vened to-day, and adj ,urned after i'm.
paneling the grand and lett iuries
Chartered - Valley Mills Co.opera-
tive association patrons of husbandry
capital $4,000; Heating Implement
and. Machine company of Dallas, CAPT
tai S2J0OO0.
There is an earnest effort among the
cattlemon 20 harmonic on the herd
law, and other phases of the phenom-
email troubles. As before stated. the
Southwestern men aud n lure = 70.
portion of southern and Eastern men
favor, while nearly ali north aud west
of the international ~ Great North
ern. and line say from Taylor to
Eagle Pass, oppose the system in all
forms. The question, how
ever, is discussed calmly
and with seeming earnest
purpose to find the best and safest pol
icy if possible. The latter class AS
sert thai such Il law will certainly de-
populate and decattleize Western and
Northwestern Texas. Not 80 in South
ern and Southwestern Texas, where
the lands and the cattle are owned by
the bnrons, and small holders are few
and far between They urge the herd
system ostensihly in the general inter-
est of the st0ckmen, but cOnrrde
that they can get along very we'll
without IL, provided the Legislature
reaches rea. enable solution of the
fe ct-eutting difficulties. Committees
fCoin the two wiugs caucussed last night
but their conclusions have not trans
pred.
An old Texan now herding in Kan
sns, said to your correspondents: 1.-The
Kansas berding law will not suit
rcXus; it Is bad IN Kansas, but it
Tould organize he'll in Texa-; the peo-
pie would revolt, aud by bloody re-
s4stance wipe ont the statute, or leave
the state with their took"
The GAZETTE has many friends here
among all classes, but especially
among the legislators and catl lenlcH.
It's course on the live issues" in state
ailairs, ms well rs It's energy and enter
prise are highly spoken OF, and hut for
The tArdy gated Missouri Paci 10
trains, causing daily delays in deiiv-
cry, would take the foremost place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Snow STORMS.

Richmond, Ky, January 9.-The
snow is fourteen inches deep, The
heaviest ev,r known in Central Ken.
lucky.
Huntington, w. Va, January o.
The snow iseighteen inches deep.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

FLOUR Stnnard's Royal Patent 800
y hhl; sacks. 81 S5tdlS ~ . 100 ms: No. Texas
per loo lbs. 81 No 2s2 -, no 3 g. 80. corn meal
Der buShel, S5c; Hpminy ana grits, q boz.
81 o.; Oatmeal, q han hb,. ei'0 Tackei
wheat, 40, &c: Crackers X sUu0, G2rN NIX
soda, GSG9c.; %SN soda GlGc.; c:c,,in o.: GIN.
ger snaps, SIZE; lemon orean,s, SJEc. Wheat
In light receipt; SOcG 81. as 70 qGplltg aud
condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
rnnltry, Egrn nnd rnltor.

PoUIrKs- Hens, 50 0)G3 Is per dosen;
extra largo Young ohiotens. 80 0Jej2j: Vur.
keys, s5iO@6 ~; Geese. 81 so Gj0O1, Backs
S. G0D3 ~.
FGua--Per dozen, nc.
Fresh country butter, choice, CT Creamery
DE-; old butter, l6@lsc,; plcomurgatnc, lSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
DUBLIN.
Two Hen Arrested for the Marder Of
Frank Trout.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Dublin, January 0.-Favors and
Culteron have been arrested and jailed
for the murder of Trout, about which
particulars were sent You II few days
since. understand Favors wants To
urn siale's evihence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Chicago.


CHICAGO. January g.---Catuc, receipts
500. market fairly active nud steady ex.
ports SldlB 7's good 10 choice shipping Steers
: 5ldo 2ie common to medium 5o@j a.; grass
Texans iS.
suEnp :. Receipts 500; depsnd good !;
common 10 fancy 25; bulk at 2jGDi'j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
TELEGRlPHIC MARKETS.
New York.

| lirm.
| lRailrond boids strong.
Kansas & Teas generals rose TO 81.
| West shorcives weaker, GlIs@61.
State securities steady.
stocks opeud fraction lower al around,
and in the first ten minutes of
business piies ran on - To- * per cent.
shortly bel,r tile first call speculation be-
camr strong nd general advance ensued
under the lodorship Of Michigan Central.
shares opend at 50 I and rose rapidly to 9ilS
regular and cash. stock commanded high
rs one per cot per diem for use. It was re-
ported that Vanderbilt had iotihcd his
brokers lie Wished them To talk up and pay
for all Michigan central they were carrying
for his accent. This report gained credcnce
from tn fact that Vanderbilts
brokers di call IN all round amounts OF
took short in Jersey Central also twisted
stock whlcl closed nj 500 last night, opened
at s. cash ail regular Tell oil TO 81 and later
returned toss Union Pacific advance from
7ilS to T6ls. louisville Il Nashville from 1855
to Az, andMlssoUri PanGc from SOS to az.
The renal der of the list also showed an
improvement In sympathy, subsequently a
reaction of one.duarter TO one per cent, but
during the asst hour of business the market
~ ain became strong, with Union Pacific II
piomincnteature. stocks old up to 77l5, n
rise of3i. pr cent from Tho low 81 point of
ile day. he bears n tempted toe eek the
rise by putting out .ellcrs for 81 options ut
p ices sbpt zoo per cent. below quotations
In the re&lar way, but a l these options
we're Irecy taken ana failed to have
the desire effect. The trgnsuctions in!this
stock wcr enormous and re ched tho large
totl' OF w" shares, OF apouI ohe-'hlro 'hc
enuie oui c'' ~ "i S'oehS 10Y 'no ""5'
The adV"ce IN uhi~h faaihc va" stlhlN-
lt'eu ny on 'h"ou PuI'n". On inc part oi
large CAPITALISTS lpehhh'u WIN properly
made Known pN h"'u'hsa Oh securities III
o'her ross IN 'he treasury OF ihe company.
An ineroSe 10 '" ."'' -" "n'o'' '-.'io,-p
was bons sS''3i"fil sto'NH' many OF "hl'h
are lh'eps' ana u'Viuenu P'E'ns' in'fVNo'
meht fu Line 81 res aFe phAe" o" tho
Deile' '"V w 'le nieet'us u 'ls nv oNee"'
i've committee 'o-'"o 10" "n "''i'e''oie SOU
tioh oil Tue uliiltu't'es WIN DC ''ion'u'
"f'uSe SV'uNs' ho'"'' IT. 'N"' WI v"
ior SOM Gays nave peoh r"."'i "e"N' "e'e
an hFin'h" h'sher on aen'h' "' the report"
cutNhgates ny tho N'raso, bu'.i's'"n "
V"lhc. IN Nepra Ka' lhe LouiSNi i'
NShNllic were sFehg'nenen pS
Inc report tha' the company WON" shor'S
res1m payment piNluenoS on oregon
TranSonunentH deeilAed 10 ia IN carry
deaiiE ON the rHmo, That new i'deb ed
ness d sl''l'' ON had peen discover d, rms
was olcialiV denied "hu oaN rose 10 . =
Centhl racine auNahccd 10 Vo'', quincy 10
2'24 81 Plui To 'S's' L"u'sV'''e " N"ShV''lo
10 ~ Lake Shore !" Z, missouri faciho 10
oi|s' San sas " ieNhs 10 - Northefh i"clilt
pfelSreI 10 oo' ieN"S ioelho l" wa
ana western Union " "'n. ne
marFt closed strnhg' WIN an advancing
lehdhey as comp 'reu win l''t H'sh' CLOS
ing ind prices are up = 10 per cent ior
Tue Suiiiy "c'l'e II = unu 80 ~ NHI''i ="
cilCinu Is ioF NlcnlSHn ven Afdl. IN hpc-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Row York.


NEW YORK, January 0.-FLnUR-- bull.
WuFAT--Spot lois bare Y steady options
opened 3 "; afterwards lost nmprov ment
closing firm; ungaded rcd 9i@l L.; No. red
81; MOB red. l.2 zml 0i.
IoWN--Spot, n triiie bet er: options opened
15ai4 better then declined A@a., closing
dull and ealS; ungraded 5j90Gl6; No. 3, G}i /,
steamer GI}s; No. 2, %.
PROVISIONS,
CoFFgE-spot, easier Rio i2li option
1t9sO points lower, auu dull.
Sales . 80 bars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
New York.
Srw YORK. January o - CoTroS-- spot
losed teady and unchanged.
I.iNerpooi.

LIvERpooI.. January a.-cotton Spots
closed firm and unchanged.
Middling uplands...... ..,....,...,.. .....5 l5lG
Sales laOpt' American S.OSl.
For export and speculation 1000.
Imports l2,2H American, 1850
Futures closed firm generally, and los
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

KANSAS CRY, January a.WHrAT--
Steady; "a cash; Sll4 February; 81 bid for
May.
.conS-. Qu.et; Az. cash; igA FOR February;
10 hid NAV.
oATs--Dul and nominal; 1874 bid.
LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS Cry, January a.-CATTLE--
Weaker nstivc atec's ct 80 10 500 pounds
i5e5 o stockcrs ana feeders 3 700 i 90; COWS
2jssi2i
snErP-Receipis 40; quiet and nm.
changed; native IS pounds 8 ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Fesoistune

HAY Few. country loose from wagon,
II C0a9fO por ion; new corn, 37lSelO cents !:
chops, 81 - pnr 10: barley. 3CnYT; cntfou
soed heal sI.0O per 100 niile., per bale, sio8ll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
New orienns.

MONEY.
NEW ORLEANS, January e-Slght ON
CIV YORK, par.
Sterling b. b.. S2lS-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

Nyw York, January e.-Money quoted
at lISN2lS. closed offered
Prime mercantile paper 1904.
sterling exchange IS. u, strong ut Ash;
sight e6k.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
To.pAY's QUOTATIONS.,

lSuG R-'full and nominal; refined ilrmcs;
,u loaf ana - uShed 6ls9Sts; conicctiuneIs' 4
= q. granulat, d : g.
REG steady; mod, ra oily active.
BEEF-Quiet and steaIy.
enthusiastically and moderately active
New orleans GG5G.
RosIS-lfirm at seq,
rURPEN TIM Firmer al 90.
PoilK--Qu ct new mess, II Glj.
LAhD-Firin; prime steam 2Ua9 -.
CUT MEATS Firm,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

MsATs--ssugar cured mans, 40: y. @. c. II.
iarcn, i2lfc; :. G. bncon, w; Long clear ba
con, 9gt: =. O. dry taii, NJ,
LAisp-J'iofces. 9t5c: sOnnd 81 ID cars. $50 (;
70 csny,ltc: 10 ? cans, ,tlEc; SD CAM, 1870
v cans. lgsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Grain,

Wheat, choice S5i 900. medium, 75GDso;
Inferior, e0aGic: oats, 3OGD32,kc: barley. 300
3Js; corn, 87Jsagc; rye, s0@c; bale hay,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
-=HHH7saHasaas=aHa-a-
LOCAL MARKETS.


Fopr WORTH, Jan. o. 1881
Tho receipts from the county today were
heavier
COTTON IL inactive demand al higher rates.
Nhe receipts continue small.
oorn sofa to-day from 20 TO 10 cents.
IN groee le'' so"ut the only change Is In
conec, which Is hriner
All klhus OF ury goods are nrm.
CROP ESTIMATES.
H. u. 'the suiisticlan oil the agricn'-
tuf'u department NJ Washington, mas lurt
completed preliminary estimates of the
princii al crops OF the country for the year
ieaS' Inc average yleld OF corn per acre Tor
the present year Is twenty-ihree bushels,
Twelve per cent less than the average yield
ior score oil years, or n TOTAL yield of l,Ho',-
OCo'sS, bushels. Inc wheat crop Mr.. Dodge
says, Is as before stated SIGNIFY IN excess OF
"'Voo'on bushels, ana the cotton product rs
shown by the Decem'er returns. Is about
~ D. 'obales. Ihetc VIII be another inves-
ilgatlon amer the close of the cotton hnrves',
ana 'he sh' 'neht OF large PORTO OF '"e
CROP Wheh me precise results van Dc mp
pr""cheu more hosiiy thah mas hitAerto beeh
PosSioe' .,.,,.
ihe hoS'oh Noihh,er'l"-euilri "a tnihts
mat il an 'lsh> OF &c uncs may b. believed,
the nest INDUSTRIAL boom is To g III sugar
anu sugar hach'"eiS' IL says: prRctl'
caollity " me production oil sorgium sugar
IN the u nited states MS Il 'onincre.w success
shreauy u' ihons'ratcl' ana IN 'li'ee dilsr-
emu ioca'iohS w.uely separated IL lautude
una iohg'tuue' the industry Is are nay estnp'
H'h'u' $50 Hr nue. NJ D., ma"e o'o'OO
po"nuh "l sugar ihst year, ana VIII tnls year
"ouoIo inc pr uu't Az champaign, III,
there was prouuct OF ioe,o'O pounds
laAt year. Whleh VIII inns year ne
uouoleo' Az Hutchinson thd Ster-
Iipg' Ran, theie are factories when
nave hifcauy demonstrated INC pIncucabil-
NY "i me ihau' ~ rs well' ana there moth
lhS 10 prevent INC est''pIislnicht OF 10 hu
gar plants curing me next ten years, and the
Pr uuc' ION Oh : 'oO'uVo worm oi sugar
ihlA is no visionary matter; the pFoduct
msy pnite hAely DC ~Sp'ueoUU IN that hme
ana the raiue oil inc machinery ana capital
employ" luib Si0"o VVoo' even II IN that
Tune we are hoI prouu'in the ehtire Sleo'
V"'oV worm oil sugar now imported.
Fufther experiments are making NJ
washington TO lurther eIucldate the results
al former tNPe'l'" MY, ana new machinery
anu new processes hle belhg tcsltu.
FAULT 10 lIE CORRECTED.
inc Shoe and Leather Reporter says:
lhcFe - one otileI conlheIcinl inufnlty that
need be remedied. IN order that IN dc
may be re-ehtablishcu on healthinl basis.
mere III 100 'trong IA Inclination on all
bands a" wees lafge buNinoss, no matter
whether II IS remuhefi'tiVo OF otherwise. AZ
u matter Of phil ntnrOpA, u is no doubt high
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

~ VA WV Roio0Aiiie -
hticle was used was
kvater bucket about
eng. investigation
" one OF the sica
3 bucket, while the
1t sniilten had not
Whoihe poisDncr
thoroughly establish.
whose naitle IL NOT
suspected, and has
been arrested and
Kaufman Jail. The
ing him are that Il
g of the Byrd boys
pthes of The accused
ut to attend n circus
Young .su r !. , trieu
my pe"cc iui 'neiV.
Mu'''ev "'iu .,a se'
ny i '"9 as, .o1 i'ii..e
cu .s - sa'U W iiaYe
s'.iles''eheu W iiaNe
~ lei,ns PS III
Ne. M ~ ~. uG','
hep. ,l ~, V''G a"''se
.he V'nci 9i,N 'i'e'h
Poss hloIte,'' e., eA-
w Muue up",i the
wno ON enc hii !
nav tue ia l,, Vi utaIii
nay W lunS est"p-
a lor criminal pros
ierih Wlls3n VINO ar
'tay from h"ui'ii"'l'
me victliils are I'M
: tney We're given up
~ = = iate hour Last
= aita'r ms created Il
ate'nenl IN '9e COM
- oiie lnosC liI'eliae
ne susi ec'ed party
yncnipg oei'ls ireely
il T. iei' hailililHl \
~ W. c y i,
" suileI'ufi 20 tlie
'ty uNi'ns tiie u"y'
'e's ms ueeH NJ "
~ NJ James ,,' ~. !" ~
=. uuen s.,a :" .'ig ,,,, ta us
~, ! - q VI 'iS' y,
ny in = ' ~ q: " IL ~
,.an'en" n,'iatoI 1i I'M t'le
,.'s sri me- hi IN
- VI ! ! ' irUiis ! ~
~ a. aru - p"l', M:
VIZ s't'v o''y, mi'io.i
sIa : ii oo'iiltct i
u. P"u9 c'nVef4hS
~. ,.
! sT, important
o'iic|als, rom thD
west efsue, III the
tern system are
or various causes,
e peplS the great
SITS IN the territory
9 System! runs, rs II
va ioI Kansas ana
liner lmpract!cable
fexts. IL Is also
harlipby does not
highef oillcial'
Haynefi and Master
pms nave hau uhclr
Q the hle =,
ana the Texas IA
ney We extended
Mhwesu'rh y steiil'
~ VI iieir4b 'ralh was
iAssiu,c " uaY
=. ], ,. ah,t seysfai
iiis'on'AIise, WERE
:. anu pIaNeiiltn
4 7t hnw,t +d p''Isen
! '''''s III vi
Is \, ,,,a..
= o, 1920 h niuet3 !, an
~ ~, ~ u'iiu we
lit. ,nM M, ,I,e, iVii5Ieai
i.usu't ieA'F'' ny
~ ~ secure cnii.roi
hsfing 70 R :,
70 uonus II W''IT II
aessefh SYSTEM Ills
y veg WIN ui''avoI
isiiiorr7 "i t''e conn
z " sep IL an N IN
s : ior 'ile
y 'iie ci.y' a.
EliNic.su III w.
n,siafy' ana gwen
l,tNs'''''.'iIS'
~ e''Nielt" {" ell
veil ". % eh'5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
WOOL'
wOoI.-steady, quiet; Texas HOY,


nEFVrs-RecCipts, 3,Gin; market fiIDer and
a shade blgho not enough good steers To
meet Tho demand: poor 10 good 6, "a -: no
pfimc stock nercd; export rs used forty
cars, which were received mainly direct from
the West.
suEEP-Rocepts, S,lsl market = cady; ! 10
@G 80 for sheep; ) 1ia7 81 for lambs; exporters
paid q 25tlG 50 Tor prime sheep.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

GALVESTON,

GALVESTON. January 9.--CoTToS -. re-
ceipts, net, 305o; gros., -.-: exports. tor
eign, cOaNi wise, 49,: Great Britain
- Morgan ity. -: stock, cj,1tS.
spot closed firm AMI unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Ammunition.

Powder-Blastins, a lseg, 50 80; Rife, p Is n.
IS 0D Ride, 2 l215 ihs.9 10; Rlae, YG,< be 81 81;
Shot--S2 ~ u sack; Buck shot. 1885,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

!. ,,.-..
TANGO and place on better ground.
a law IL Passed prohibiting iAsoiinn y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

" refefeed us' plahs anu sneci,n,ht y. " re- x
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

~ x i . j. s,lI..' --..s.. ,.@>. -.-,.'
Tor road and bridge YAK,
aud l. fhA rnnla hncnnIr inlDAb-ADIe lIlty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

lio,y,i \; 4, s,ngIesol., 's s,s " DOwLIs--
Worth, TX. oi iT n,A'tlorneysadf i6G Ii ,R,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

,,,n.nnd a.i'. y ~ A. aissng
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

go towards making them comfortable and making them feel that though GU, people were hard kghters. and sho, from the shoulder. the recoil ot the guns did not cailcas Inc hearts ofthe vicsors. How much better yca would frel fl you knew the nve dollars you arc going te give me Ia pu, in this letter with my swc dollars, would reach a confederate soldier who was so Respondent as ;c almost w,sh he was dead. and change hIs eoenlenancc from despair ,e smiling hope. and cause hlm to thank hts tod and your God tha, the darkes, hour ;s always rus, before day. and day had dawned. ani his babies Woald no~ laugh on iull stomach. while the soldier papa and the patient southern mamma would cry for Ioy. and say God bless our northern brother and shield h,n from all harm. What te yon think asou, ,hls scheme. sny~ay t' and the boy took m envelope in a business way and began directing II ,o the con. ieSfeiatc grand army \, Richmond, while hts tongue WAS mn out one side luss like a boy when writing a letter
 " Now. look here. you dry up thlx And oi talk or yea ~ill nave me eel.et. inS. >aid me ktocerynan, as he wiped hss eyes on the sleeve oi hs> shirt Here, don, send tha; le.sst bv mail Send II ty exptesS. and put "a ten collars lor me and pn; on d DastseTip, and tell the boss con nfederate solder that tNo dollars comes from the bcs,-hear.ea hoy in Wis eonSin. ~hlle the ten ds.lais .s from the slmi shaest condemned ieal that evei abused Whse laau behlnd hls back That etasiea cf yours settles me, boy iou can teach me more sense n len mtnute> than al the m!nistefs can n a year. shake. yoa young silla,n,e sp3 the grcoefyman e4tne from behiHa ,he counter and haT sed the had boy as though le ~aS r.ii
 AHethtt count, heafts itont Said .he esd boy, as he lsa, the twelve dollars ,n tho envelope an3 started down ,a the c. press os.lee it's erid day when Hcnnery can't get III ms work to, char ify. and he wcr.; oii ~kt.thns. Away down south n DssIe. while the grocery nan loeke,. out ot the window al htm sith a als Smie ana began humming an old southern tune that he had almost forgotten Iee2J .sas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

scr, of aa apartment he required and how Is financial instinct. Before the AIueri- can lamb leaves the den of this fat old English wolf he has become the propne- ;or-wEy he would be ,, loss to lei - of dozen bottles of dry sherry, of two boxes of nakeoelieye imported cieaIS gsmugglsd). of ! set O; ehessineia, a couple of canaries m cage and choice .o; of ligh, literature ,ha; wIll never anG l;s way b the family bookcase. 0n me following day he !ooks at ,~o or three apartments. among them the one or ,he Champs Elysccs where he meets the Polish lady, IS conquered by her aiiab:l- i;y and reE:s IL.
 Before he takes possession 3. fofE.A, " inventory IS mace of the fur-nure. ca4pe:s and kaick-knaoks, even to the iil;.e ,wo-oent pepper box that hangs on the kitchen vail Ose of Johns young sandy hair parted down the middle. as s,s;s the Stars ard Stripes. while Poland Is represented by the lady's bes; friend. good-looking. csrly-pa,ed young l;Ai- ian with a trick of going down upon a.l ioGrs so see II taS.e any srelse-Spots on the carpe, The condition ot every at,- ele Is noted and price put upon II in me list. The Polish laay r.eanah!le reads ore of M, kola's novels IT her bau- doir. She is elegantly attired in ! gor- seoasly embroidered peignor ard srro Ses hlss.a; z.fare;ses with minute ie!ssh. gracefully til,ipius he ashes into | li,tle silver dtsh. When the Polish lady returns from Moa;e Carlo the A-aei.eaa hncs .ha: he has broken enc oi her china dogs on ;he e;asere, and the I;aliai.. ai,e' much gfop.rs, discovers d new grease spo, oa the carpet. Fhe American IS cast n damages. and w,th heavy aear. hands over aa additional ,oo francs. He appeals - 'oha. ~ho feal.y seems sorry.
 aG ,e..s EIn. ,.Asu eawa trust them foreigners. ST ;hey ie ,ae astullcs, .iars IT ;ae weFla.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
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