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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-03-13
gttras iSbrli6n gnFaufe. IaIaTe steufr.
8iaiarN'9iide unb 8eseIs (ober Gen
Yin) 9abnen.

Der Sstras. tptlhfr Ssiissrn Ron Billiard
Salpns unb arsslbabnsn 60 pesr 10 aessln)
fur cine SiSsns bsrrbnrt tpirp, II pis fpIst:
5ilr ttn srisn Billiard 3iit rtT
as9rlbabn,.. 30 90
9thtr rsitsrr Gid rbsr gabn, ...... 10 90
Otafler.
Waflrr in gftitn, @aflrr in @srtbl6sinsn,
gBshifIsslbGfts, 8saltiernbum.Istntru unb
WafIsr in 9aufmannssiitsrn pfrptn ale untrr
trr nIlssmsinsn NlaiIr ron Waflsrn aufsefibri
unb ansebaltsu, fir ibn rtlpsftiSs 9Ssns nab
her 9tate SOn brri prOjsnt auf eru jGbrlittn
gftrag ibres Osl9Gftss AZ b3abltn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-03-13
ySe6iel, Yai1age, Tener eebens Seri. 6eidaft
ron VIM. T.. K1ese1,
Gtablirt 1859.
ron VIVA. r.

" Wtdtl auf ale srbGm N gerSat
S9tttsf6ttnt CUR BnVrbnuna SsbGfn
@flp au abl pnmhtdf gnnns.
Grbtafm
M9fhthr er penn Wutua SetfnS Ytrfbuunls-
n unb 8trfa uf S6uiru Saupn
Use tt6tru
2pmpagusu mlbim ~ ivy" ~ -'''i
Bllubina
" ttitpdffs pnbn in tBsln Gria hiorL - "'N'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-03-13
Qualification bon Sertaufsrn in
Saufmamsipaaren.
Qualification bon @eitaurants.

gsrfdufs ron $500 uns tpsnissr nls $1,000,
aIaiIs s, eiisus S5; grfduft BON $1,000 unb
tptnissr ais $4,000, 9IalIs Z, 9iisns $40;
gtrfaufs spn $1,000 une ptnistr ais $1,000,
alaiIe 6, eissns $40; gsrfGlft BON $1,000
unb psnissr aIs $4,000, aIaiis 5, eiisns $50.
Qualification bon SotsIS.
gsrfdufs BON psuissr ais $1,000, SIaHs 5,
9ijens $50.
GIaiiiiitation bon 9iquor.S SanbIern.
9si her Quart = 9nfiuft Srn nsnissr aIs
$1,000, aIaiis 5, 9iJsns $50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-03-13
aaHfmaaaifGe @bf6abHRg
ron
2acfatpanna Spnntb, Na.

Die grldufr BON frrmtsn unb tinbtimi-
l6su aaufmanns. .gBaarsn, Diifiaturs unt
9rausr, Maflfr, II. I. tp. i'm GOunty 9afa-
mama psrbsn bisrmit btuahrittist, tae in
GemdBbeit ptribiGbentr GrlalIe her 8sIsBasb-
uus hiriss Staatss su bsm 3psfs, um Gin
fpmmsn CUR Srfriseieuns BON 8prbfrunssn an
ben StaatsihaB gu trSislen unb Su anprrfn
i3psdfn, bsr unisrstibnris AbIdGBsr BON fauf.
mGnuii6sn Stsutrn fir bslastrs County rin
9srsst6nib BON SGnelrrn In 8attrn, Waarsn,
3aufnannspaarsn pattntmthijintn, eiauSrs
SGueIeru, 9tsitsurants, 6,afpiribsn, Srau-
srn, MiafIsrn etc., in brIastsm County ausss-
nrtsitst unp Stesrmaun in bititnist ala0s
ssftsIlt bal, bic ibm rstt unO strrbt tri1isu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-03-13
Saafmannif8e @bf6aBHHg
pDm Scrantpn SitD
6 a d anna County, pa
Dpm Ger

Die gnfGuftr scn frsmbsn unb tinbsimi-
fttn 2aufmanns. gBaaren, Diifilfurs une
9rausr, Waflsr, II. (. 10. in bsr Siaet Snan-
ton, 9ddapanna County, ptrbrn bitrmit bf-
na6ridtist tie in gemGebtit peri6isbrnfr
GrIaiIs tsr GsisBsstuns bisiss Siaatss Su tsm
3prdr, nm Ginfpmmsn sur gefritbisung ron
6rrbsrunssn an ben StaatsibaB gu erSislen
unb su antrrtn .3ptfsn, esr urtsrjeitnstt Ab.
G6Gpfr ppn aaifmGnnil6en Stslsrn fir be-
iastr Statt Gin gsr3eihniB ron SGntIsrn in
giittrn, @aartn, anufmannswaarsn, pattnt
Rsbiinsn, Srdusrn, Waflsrn, II. I. 10, in
bslasftr Stabt ausstarbeiift unr Ssesrmann
in bitieniss alaiIs stffsat bat bic ibm rs6t
une gsrsht trIbin.
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Qualification bon 9erfaufern bon
9aufmannspaaren.
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Carpets
,uniebriaen Nrcifcn.

suniebrisen 9rcifcn.
Infer 8ribiabrs.9aser 1T isst uOIlftdnNis
alfurtirt mo entbdIt aIes, mas man in einem
GIT einseritteten Garpet.8eibdft Ju fincen
gewobnt III.
aud boben mir einige Geiie bon 9n9rain
uno 8riiiiel CARPET nn pano, ipeltc mir gum
uno untsrm Soitenpreile pertaufen. Die fol.
ssnoen fuN eiuige Der edngen, rpie fe fir
euer 5immer gernoe pniien ionnten:
SngraiHs.
30 garSs. 10 9aros, 26 Snr0s. % 9ar6s,
16 garos 30 Saros. go 2jaros. 27 garOs 2G
gos.. 21 9aros. Il garbs, II gnros SO gOs.,
II gnros, 10 garos, Is aares, 81 gJarNs.
8riiiieGs.
% YInroe. 35 9Jaros. 20 glurOs, % 2JaroS,
2s 2Jaros, 20 2Jaros, AZ gJnrbs, &c. gJaroe, "a
yaros. 30 garbs, 10 9Jaros, IA gJarts, Is
gnrbs, 10 2aros.
aduier bon Carpet weroen es 81 ibrGm gor.
ibeiI hnocn, luenn fe ibre Auswabl bel Better
treffen. nm fit Die beiten Muftsr gu iidern.
Suuoen peroen ibre Giutduie tOitenfrei duf.
bewabrt, bis iie bieisIbeu perIan8en.
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StGpers TORT Dad
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Serantpn Ssrf IL
Quito Bros.
s . @iaiams uub
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Streets and Alleys.

Capt. Julian Field, chairman OF the
street and alley committee, has called
a meeting of the committee, to take
place in the City hall at . o'clock this
afternoon. All persons whose petitions
and other papers have been referred
to this committee, from the present,
or former city council, are requested 10
be present at the meeting. In this
connection The GAZETTE calls the at.
tention of the committee TO
the almost disgraceful con-
dition of the streets and alleys
In almost every part of the city.
Main street, particularly from Ninth
TO Front, Is filled with holes that
should be repaired at once 50 bad is
the street that vehicles avoid II when
il ia convenient, and seek the side
streets In preference. The same state
of affairs exists on Houston street and
should be attended to. On these two
streets the cutters are filed with mud
and present "A filthy appearance.
Let the street and alley committee
so to work and by the expenditure Of
IA few do!lais, place the streets in "a
presentable and passable condition.
The members of the committee will
doubtless attend to these matters and
see the necessity of doing so at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Working For the Fort.

Mr.. ID. Boaz of the Texas Inves,
ment company will leave the city to-
night for weeks visit to st. Louis.
He goes there on business connected
with the Cotton Seed Mill company
recently organized here with a capital
stock OF $4,000, and whose buildings
are row going up. While there he ex-
poets TO buy the cars and steel for the
Rosedale Street Railway company
which was recently granted the right
OF way by the city council. Alive to
the real estate interests of the city MIR.
Boaz will carry with him a plat OF
that portion of the city lying
south of the railroad, and which is
now the most thriving and growing
part Of Fort Worth. The plot will
show all the property the Texas In
vestment company has for sale. This
he will offer 10 all wishing to invest in
real estate Ia the livest city of the
Southwest. Mr.. Boaz IL an old resi-
denter, and can trace back the title Of
property anywhere In or near the city
from memory. He is Il gentleman OF
great energy and his visit to st. Louis
will doubtless be productive of good to
all with whom he has transactions.
THE GAZETTE wishes him n prosper
Gus journey and safe return to the
Fort,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
District Court.

In the district court yesterday the
Jury In the case of Chas. MORN, by his
next friend, VIZ. the Texas Il Pacific
Railway Company returned verdict
in favor of the plaintiff for $4,000
damages. The plaintiff was run over
by train in May, 1882, when thirty
months old and both legs cutoff. Messrs
Furman, Steadman & Capps and Tenn
pleton, Wynne IL Carter appeared as
the attorneys for the plaintiff.
Mrs. p. b. Lloyd vs.. Ii. Lloyd, suit
for divorce on the ground of abandon-
nlent, judgment for the plaintiff.
Mrs. NJ. II. Townsend ys. j. @:
Townsend, suit for divorce on ground
of abandonment. Verdict for plaintiff
with decree giving her possession OF
land In controversy.
The following suit has been filed in
this court: sarah b. Halsell vs.. w.
L. Halsell, suit for divorce on the
grounds OF cruel treatment.
The court adjourned over until
Monday. at which time Judge 10. Alb
bolt will preside TO hear n motion for
new trial la the Cunningham case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

DAFE'B ROTEI, Denison, Texas, located
III In central portion of the city. Firat-clasP
nccomm odations. Popular resort ofcommsr
cial travslara
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 2-Thc tendency was down
ward both In wheat and corn up TO tie close
Wheat however made a break and declined
two cents, corn bordercd on weakness and
there was q tustle between the bulls aud the
bears which endodin favor OF tho bears trad.
Ing was moierats as the majority OF specu
laton were afraid OF prlccs. They believed
declines were coming yet were no, prepared
To back their judgment. June is now the
speculative month, although July also at
tracts considerable attention. Provisions ex
hibited their old time dullness and prices did
not fluctuate much hui were lower. June
pork Is quiet at u 20. Az long ms the high
prices now prevail no business TO amount
To anything will be transacted. Lard dropped
ten TO fifteen points and Is slow; loose meats
duh and unchanged; In this afternoon prices
were feScrish, and ON grain big tumble.
The cattle market was active and the 1--WE
thousand head sold ont carly at strong prices
o. to 10, sheep scarce and wanted.
PRODUCE.
FLOUR Dull and unchanged.
WiifAT-May pcss@g2 June psA; July aaG@
lonsecssh Ssy@Sa. May sa4assN; June
oi9S@6'H; July ojss@5is: Augusta 80 ,SN,.
~, ohis ,, lash y =; May 3l}S@siss; June sa4@
81; July ssss@Sj}s.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-cash IL 2lei5 Is: May II ccSi7 81,
June IL 3Oall So July II 3lhml76O.
LNnD-Cash Sh7kas 50; May s3T l2dS 81
June X - l-2dS G5; July s5I.
HULK MEAIs-shoulders 50; short rib IS
short clear 8 s..
LIVE STOCK.
Report Of Droverh' Journal;
HoGs-Receipis. IL OJ0; rough packing. S 2iGs
o 7b packing aud shipping D sOd0 light ba,
con gfai'sb bob IS.
C-TTLE- Receipts. 4. 400. export grades 10
aG 0l; good TO choice shipping gOa6 -; com
mon 10 medium aod6sk
sTtEsr-kecclpls, lu,H o; Inferior 10 fair 4 t0@
I %; medium 10 good ii@0 Oh choice To extra
1895 20; lambs bt@5 o.; shorn sheep . 75a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

ReceipIy to-day 90 FOR week so. siock y
Sales, 100 bhles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

nm and heavy weight, SIC; No. II ohio me.
dun aud light, s5c,, Mol hemlocs, SIC; No.
BLIND nRipLEss.- mo. 4, Y CON-. sewed
wing, psr doa, ~ 90; No; u, do, slS %.
head curb hits, ei0 20. u do. fancy mont do,
sia 90. y In. long rnin do, Ella 20; " In. doub,
and stitched mont do, extra curb hit. tlo no.
~ b0t II do, bib, or good, $40 10.
sApnLtii--No. stock cheyenne, LLAMA
pochoia, 40, Number ~ ditto, less the
pockets, EVA; No. loose laced, confse sim
tree, 81, No. loose riyited do, s9o,. No;
Colorado, genuine short Fiiehobc treo, 52S; No
70, tied, ooarsei sl2; No. % do, still treo, els.
No, 10, htitched, nun rig, rose tree, ~ 30, No,
N, tackled do do, ~. three. quarter aud hall
rigs, mSp,g, shes do, boyr, sasss.
long tug, complete COLLAR, brldles. lines,
etc), salee2e.tls ~ Inch, machine. short
stock, short tug, complete. sl7; ~ inch rai
tug, complete, tIe 80,
SPURS. -..Euresg No. 9, chascd, per dorcn,
q Di lndianoln, blucd, per dozen, 81 30;
Mexican, two 20 threa-inch rowols, 81 256biJS.
LE00INr,--N !, Cal. style. calf eBt No.
chi. ntyie, kip leggin leather, % 90, No. 2 do,
VI No. 2, old style kip do. 81 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
GREEN VILE.
The Suicide OF Young Harris-A Mel
ancholy Death.

uucuuIy Deot"
special TO the Gazette.
GREgsvILLE, May IA shadow OF
gloom has been cast over the house,
hold of Mr.. T.. w. Harris by the SUI
cidal death, last night about o o'clock,
Of his brother. Henry Harris, a young
man sixteen years OF age
In seems that young Harris,
In company with Gus Clement; boy
of fifteen Years and brother TO William
Harris wife, went to O May celebra,
lion. but finding the house crowded
returned 10 their room. While
Clements was Ia his room, he and
others within bearing heard . pistol
shot, and Immediately young
Clements came out OF Tue
Mouse calling for, heip.
Mr.. II. ]. Gee ran 10 Ills AID, strucs
licht and entered the room. Iheie h9
found Mr.. Harris lying upon ms Daeh
across a chair. his head resting upon
the floor, with u bullet hole ~ tns
right temple. The fatal shot hau aone
III work, and Henry Harris was ueru.
An Inquest was held this ' Haa,n
ing and a verdict Of death
by his own hand 1rongnu ~
~ the Jury. The body Of MI hslris
viii be taken 10 Henderson, N''A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Buiidlnx Mstsrtsi

LunBEn-Rough lumber, boxing, IL incbss
and under, nyst-oiass, s2l; stripping, Hx3, Ell
boxing and flooring, clears, Va, thick clears
" and TX, eH; rough lumber. second olsss
elb. ioist and sonntling, culIs, fi6,
secopd do. 80; third do, ssb; poplar, v28 ooa
" %. native pine Vi va u; do,s. s2s; NATIVE
DnIssp LunRKR-- boxing i2incbes sne
under, so 0DqtB 00 do HIs, s26 OodsA o.
tcAntiinR, joist CT any common lumber
e2b 00g& vt boxing 0vcr u inches, ep,00l
H W. thick clears, ~ 70 and q 80 0011 81
second class any kind. sz 0Ua1 50.
DRESSED And MATCHED FLooRfN0--FiTsi
olnss, w; second class, e2I.
WHITEP PINE FURrIAmIE0 IunHER--Ik, ~
and inoh white pine, s7pi inch do, edo.
CxILIH0--BnADEp on PLAIH--F1Ist com
poplar, ". t5a 0ise39.i0; poplar, ". Ss2.bDg3 %
nstivep pine, ". t225o; do, Y, t25
PopLAH LgnhEas--iH. N. snd inch, s6h
BHIs0Lks-whits pine A, VI: do shaded A
brand, ". do No. 2, H.bG DO No. y, t2y5D; NATIVE
sawed heart, Nlye saps, $50.
PtcKy1s.--WhiLe pIno. dressed and headed
sgnars q natl I; yellow pine do. q; iAib
LInx, CKnxnr, Erc.--.Lims, Austin, u u
per Dbl. Cement. Loulsyiile or hohenais, IN
per bbi.; Portland. $40 ger Dbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. % " per bDl. PIsstsI
Bsiox.--Tireproo 81 81 psr n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
ROBBED.
W. IL u. Dcichrich Robbed Of Sas5 In
q Saloon on Main Street.

a man named Delchrich made conf
plant In the county attorneys Office
yesterday, stating that he had been
robbed OF thirteen 500 gold pieces and
a roll of 6 reenbacks, amounting in all
to S2s5. Deichrich Is n stone-mason bv
trade, and came here from Missouri
He stated that he had been playiny
pool In n saloon on Main street on The
night previous, and had taken several
drinks.
After playing several games he be-
came sleepy, and going into an nd.
Joining restaurant he lay down and
went to sleep. He was awakened Inv
a man who was standing over him
and on searching for his money
found 1t was gone and also his pistol
and watch. The man who awakened
him was one of two with whom he
had been playing pool. The ,flicers
were informed and one OF the men was
arrested, but refused to give his name.
Ihe police are on the lookout for the
other.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

kecon.l So; BIC. bacon, lie, s. q. dry anit,
EAHp- Iierces oxe, 4oand son cans, e,,c
sos cans, iun., ION cans. lO4c; On cann. lOec,
% cans, lc,sc
corrrr.-Comnon lic., ordinary. ii,sc.;
faif, l2c., prime Rio, iSs fancy, lac; old
i69t6kc.
TnA-lmperisi, foen6o: gunpowder, cpo7p.
eueAn : Ftnc.powdcrcd, bbls. sisc.: do,
standard sac; Louisiana grnnuinted, sizes,
standard AS q q, choice white, TX 3 10,
yellow clarified, 7AeDtysc.
Rfcr-l.ouisisnA, bt<tn5c.
FisH--Mackerei. ION kits, No. I, Ol.l6; No.
z yl.uS half bills, No. l, 100 No. 2, fd.OA
White fsh, No. l, hlf. bbis,, e7,2s; No. q 1875
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
HOTELS.

rNERRELL HOUSE, TERRELL, TEXAS,
i the principal hotel in town, opposite de-
pot. Comfortable In every respect ana the
best OF attention shown guests. Good sample
rooms. Dedrich q Nealy, proprieiois.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
MARKETS.



Special tcthe Gazette.
81. Lovfs, Msy 2--wheat--ft was qule,
market this forenoon, not TO say stupidity
duli, for trading was small. There was a
great scatciiy OF orders nom the outside. The
country appears 10 he unwilling to dabbic
Just now. and as FAR as the loo Il crowd. they
would 90 but little on the nrst call. There
was considerable weakness afterwards, sim.
ening mp only TO lose on again. Late all the
months lower.
Corn -Busiucss was small, prices nuc,rated
but closed liver aad behaved the Same as
wheat May was the best and there liz q
shadow or "a corner in this month.
Provisions dell. The calcs made are on
small lots and at about unchanged pricA
Ca'tle-Rece'pis iaiteud the dcmand large.
out prices were 10 cents lower. Sales were a,
i7i@6el
sheep were steady Mt 1887. Texas sheep
aa5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

bark. Cinnamon. per pound, lsdb-c. bark.
isS-: si.cafsoi,sts Of soda per b. syzas. COP o..
perAs, per n. z4s4 castor oil, y gal. Ib5el 10;
einchonidA. per ounce. 70HeDa.: castle soh y
, POUND. s5ssss; chalk r. APP. Per pound, ~ III
azioinel, y. a w.. per pound. zobbO, csiou.s i,
f.neiish, per pound. lusl ~ .chlornl by,
pcsition powder. saSso; doyefs powdsis ~: "
spsoin salts, per pound. web: gum opium, psT
pound: ~ s sis. A. pho, fol inorghins
~ o aui,tps w. ser o. 81" 5oi ~ q
German. mar as. i s99isi. potash, bromide.
suetss iodide. IS; chiorhte. x2ss1s Alum. 5e,
spirits turpentlpe, Doc; Linseed oil. c7@ssf.i
lisi; Strictly pure white lead. 7 ~, Patent
medicines, rebate on list y. j. finid extracts,
y per cent on; Prescription yials. per case,
Lard oil, 7oabl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
IHE GAzEITE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS, SATURDAY MAYA

county, where his parents live. Mr..
y. w. Harris, formerly edited the
menuerson News, and has but late y
cut the Banner.
Inc Misses Whlteman's school gave
an entertaining May celebration at the
house, Nv WV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Hardware.

BAR IRON, 81 90 Norway, &c., No, N L
sheet Iron, Ac.; No n q sheet iron, 0i.c
galvanized sheet Iron. Sal0ifo.; No. u X soda
lie: No. u do, loo; 3js2s roonn g tin, sli X
@ib 50; Isx20 and l0xii pat. do, 81 1908 5O
unnor'H wire, W per cent. or; timers stock
forty per cent. on; cook stoves, with ware
$40 5Odi25 90; do with trimmings, sII bOnb6ju0
WOOD Work. Wagon axios Doc eesi oil,
tongues, ODc6bAi %; ginglctrees, oil ~; bolkiers
&c.; spokes, "a 7beDa 20, fcifoos, IL hbsdt2 Isl
Donblrtrcca, 80 2stDs0I; neck yokes o. Goa
2 90: plow beams, tJgpb5c.i plOw handles, q Il
ep260; handles, sl7tq2 80.
NAILS, IS o. heg, basis iOd.--Burden horse
shoe, per keg, " 30; Perkins do, SO 10, Walk
err do, t5 so; burden mule, ~ SGT Northwest
orn horse shoe nails, No. T. &c., No. o. 26c,, No
q, &C., No I, 2ic. No, y, 1lc.. "iake's" do, No
tbc., No. D, DC, No. q, 2lc., No 7, 90, No,
Ale, No. y 100, No. :, lsc.
ego0go 5oi iIsckeDsach, toboo7 ooi boys
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1 Climax, ai70Di
No. z, do, $50, No. do, s2S No. do, sa,i
MisCEi.L ANEous--Trao chains, "a pei
pair, sa7c.; pillow singleirees, por doz., s225
Bells eis % sy per cess on door ioshs ase o.
wood screws, % and 10 per cent, on, l. r cnat
door butts, 40 -and 10 per cent, OF. cut AND
timed tncfs, ~ per cent ont coffee milip, ~
per cent, on; blind hinges, 30 and 10 per cont
on. carriage boltR, Us and 10 por cent. OF
pillow bolts, 10 por cent. of; pioco tin ware
30 per cent, on. deep stamped ware, 60 pei
cont. on, shallow stamped ware, 90 per cent
on; ispanped ware. 10 per cent or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Kansas CITY.


KANSAS CRY, May Tho provision mar.
ket was dull. and shoulders We're ! lower aud
quoted at6yf. Lard dull and lower. Pork
steady at ".
Cattle receipts fair and quality good. sales
Were slow and prices weak all round at eN-
tremes of ooa6l,. Texas. I % 10 GO.
Sheep scarce and wanted.
Wheat lower and corn higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
THE HIGH COURTS.
Syllabus Of Opinions Rendered at the
Austin Term.

SUPREME COURT.
AUSTIN, May 1.-The following
cases were aillrmed-Texas Il Pacific
Railway VS.. Nicholson, from Tarrant
I. & G. N. Railway VS.. Britt, from
b .xar; II. d Il. II. Railway va. Henry,
FIR I'M Gray son; III. Il 4. q. Railway vs..
Kpnney, from Grayson; Wainwright
VS.. Hearne, from Grayson; Mahon vs..
Wolf, from Williamson; CITY WORKS
VS.. White, from Travis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Furniture.

Furniture Beadrieads, imitation walnuu
eacil " tosS =; MI walnut, " 5o9io 90; Chairs.
seat. W O0oAs 00 caneseat dining, eI2 poasoO OK.
Cnilds and rockers. " gOSia no, large rocking,
10; Mirrors, arch tops. a dor, e9 Mnstls N
Tables. ronnd, t!oossbo; hli lonf, a 60ds6 h.
safes. each, q 1901 "; Buroauu, Of SDaS o.
baby Carriages, w. bpat2O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
The Rrokers and the Bulls.

New YORK, May 2-Brokers at the
produce exchange at noon to day re-
fused to sell to Milmin, FREEDMAN q
Co., who represent the bulls ana VINO
are said to be cornering wheat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

aporis. $500. American 1900.
MONEY.

NEW YORK, May s.--Money a9& closed
Offered 2. prime mercantile paper t6pS,s,
sterling exchange Il u dun at NJ; sight
rev.
pay Goons--impous for tho week, 81 1855
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

aKIRTIN-No.i California skirting, PEI
roll, sOIfcs No. ICalifernisakirting pef'9fde
axe. No. fair hemiock, clean. gssSd stock
oiled hsm!oes. clean nsah. u,se.; No. : oiled
HAHN HXiaisss LEATHER. mo. ohio, msai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

HAY. Loose from wagon " ootsio % per
cts. Oats, country, Soes2,s cts, HIRAM, N,oo
90 Der 100. Chops, VI 90 pef y lbs. Cotton
seed mnal. sl.ol y 100. Millct, por ton. $40
oil. Millet seed. Toe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
'rary FOR RENT.

MAN REsIDESCE,.
\, .o s,l, to wells aud
~. ~ and, q fine dairy
ear aad a half miles
aa's every morning and
w. sa'y Der year. APP
snl 70. Ilmited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Oh STOLEN.

PM, s0RRBL HORSE,
knlesn hands high,
E'1ei and b3on neck.
be paid for It's re.
o, Mansion hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

MECHANICS HOUSE, by MRS, MARY A.
MI Moore, corner of Thirteenth and Houston
streets. Table board $3.50 per week meals 2,
cents; LODGING Is and % cents. Furnished
IA nj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

IAEs..
Scns;ss'rl-0FFIoE OF
psus'tnn,.y-washIng.
Y my " satisfactory
N ..synserslgned, il has
AL, ne ne Fort Worm
~ ~, y Tort Worth, In
loss,,l,ee.of Texas. has
M " s,na OF the ne.
a. states, required
S"n, Al association
6e,'s.'ssaaee. the busi.
y 'vr',ual,s,l, John JAY
Worth Ns, heae,
Ma a. Worth. In Tie
VI bs w. texas. IL an
3: a. oa,lhtss OF bank.
ssi ,, oee hundred
AN . y ss,s%sy, be, sspa
,he c.rrencv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

|SESsIrv.,AERs AT A. j.
~ Ii'. .s9 street, Forl
Is,'oaan d retail dealer In
|poi.. w. nne pocket cot,
Mt2oods guaranteed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

cattle about two dol;sss Per head les W. tHsn
tbs above quotations. 7ss7 =. n n
The above pfiree are for herds OF lpuD heaa
and upward. delivered on the trails. and 10
auch cattle ~ those raised In tho oOuutieo
e9lbr4ced IN the follnwing Nfritoyyi Ws0l
drawn eAst and vest With Waco. and a6Gk n
iins draw nosth aud south with Mid Nn4
khyye. zen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Is,IAL..

H,Ms IA s. LEND RANCH.
nn = rat, : I owners gen.
n,ssupo TO ego. on
LAln street, Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

- :s!'s WE; " II &: sisA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

GALVESTON. May -CoIToH- Spot closed
quiet; phi 'es unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
AELlAyEDlls

FL. SELL III THE MOST
'aal daskell's Coinpen.
ssst Special induce
a,s'r,s ie Address, g.