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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Liquors and cigars.

Whisky-Rcctlhod 1901 %, "a per proof
sour mach, two year old coal 20; three,
year old, ] .nd2 2Oi fancy oX'ra old whisky
OOdb CO.
Nincs-Carct, per case, 81 50aio %, ma per
quality oAtawbn, per gallon, eOC@l 40; port
SOm3 90; sherry, per gallon, ! 2Od3 OOi Ma.
delra, pcr gallon, 00d5 CO., white wine, In case
GOA 90.
Alr-Stock ale per dozen s. O0aa 2j; port per
do2ri . OOd2 -.
Glgars- Domostc SO 00a35 OOj Key West
~ ~ 100 uOi Imported 90 O0d 100 ~.
Chnmpngnc-G NJ. Mumm a Co., oxtrh dry.
$40 OOdai ~; lloidHck, IN baGkct, S27 OOaa0 20
hrug, IN basket, 325 00dO 90, domestic cham
payne, 81 GOALS OO,Gco. Goulet, extra dry, pinta
i27 80.
Bottled Hccr-Lemps, quartz, II 50@le W,
Budweigor, quarts ~ 90, pints i5 %, Erangci
beer quarts rs %, pints Is ~, Schlita Milwaukee
quarts ~ On, plnts 500. n. Clauson & sonis
champagne beer quarts 100, pinte Y 20, Bro
mcr Raiser imported 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Drugs aud Medicines

DrugR-DHrk, cinnamon per o. lgu, Peruvian
Deal 50i bprHN lari hcarbOnAtc Of soda Eng
lish, DC, topporHH 3dfc, cinchinNdih per o..
22egsc CASTLE SOAP per y lQNlGo cream tartar
chlomel T., n W, 7laslc Englieh, pert bottle
I included, OOdl 10 chlunl hydfHtc pVr o 1 b0sp
J I1i ehlorof0rm per h, hOttlc Included,
lb"sVci cOmpoWtiUn poWurr per n
@ci Doyrrt pcr n aOi EPSON salts per
% dm4ic, Cum opiurSnpoT ~, 81 bN9i ~, Cum
cumphur pnr N gee N%Nhiuq, pcr OF, 81 100
---. on tor, mHchineNAaSN OIL castor,
G,G1oc OIL, lard, No, l. 0pc, \Vinine, =, n W.,
per or u 90, fluwcr eulphus, Abo. Alum, y ~
Dc, Prescription Walls. BY case, NAOr cent. oil
lrokon, 30 md 10 pur cent on. &now cRRcs,
lHt pricosi Rebate pat. med, ht llHtNNlhnyers
Fluid extracts, 20 por cent. of T., Mlinid
extracts, - per cent. OIL Esaontial DIM ~.
Louie Hat
Distempcr Colors Ivory drop black 26c, raw
Turkey nmbcr pc; burnt Turkey lumber 25c
raw Italian sienna BIC, Italian burnt Rtcnnn
25ci NAndykc brown 2Ac.
Pninta ,ctrictly pure white lead 71a 7bct npiF-
Ito turpCntiuc b005So bUlled Oh O2a 600
The herman Nillans Culors. Ivory drop
black IL per ~, lGc EnRlirh coach black, IN per
10, go lamp black Va pHr D., see, II ltratunrno
lumber % 90 burnt Turkey lumber II ", raw
ltalihn sienna N o. bU pt Italian Airnna 10 Ou,
Nnndyke brown Is Co., Parls Rrneuis No Chrome
l.. NJ, O.aD q. IL Nr, American yufmiliion is
zoe ,lndiau red ~ llr NCniiiAn rHd 10 b. izic -
q pc, Chrome yellow H. N y, 0.S -, O, Is IA,
yellow 0chTo us o. 30 26s 9e.
Pricee Of the above made on basia Of In l.
and n ems, assorted I IA and ! and d.
oAns balance 30 ! and b cans asaorttd. Price
IN o D. cans balance In and 2, % rnnA assorted
Price IN n ems lc lens, itl aud 20 10 tn pals
no tess hnd kofr 70 POI W lnsh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Chicago.

CHICAGO, It'll, Nov. 2j.-Flour-Dull and
lifclcss, with weak feeling.
Hheal-In spite of dull cables and tho re
ported shutting down OF the Mnncanolis init 4,
the market opened ale higher, declined in,
rallied ac, fell oil &c and clo-cd .c under yes
tcrday November s6las7lc closed SGsc, De
cembCr Sfl q sac, closed s6sc: January s7ld
S. ic, closed S75r; May g3l G94lc closed 03.c
Corn-Mndprate demand prices lower; year
advanced 10 early, fell of lc and closed Sc I'M
der yesterday, the other options showed
smaller decline; cash 42ld42ic; November i?s
a. 2IC, closed 42tc; year i0iGil4c, closed II! ci
May 39lG39Ic, closed 39lc.
PRuvlsfOSs,
Pork--Fairy active; i7l620c lower; cash
q a5d9 90 for old and SO lGl0 90 for new
December closed s. 97i az 9oi January closed
80 9I4d 10 90.
Lard--Fair demand; &c 10 lOc lower; cash
'G 10; December So l'd6 l2li January clo' cd
Sc l7ldG 20.
HoXed Enthusiastically dry sailed shoulders
50 sOa3 e5; short rib sidos - sJG5 OOi short
clcar sides 50 2Ud5 %
AFTERNOON HOARD.
Wheat-Easy; Yale lower,
COrn-Firmcr Ia c higher.
Pork--ja7lc lower.
Lutd-2lc lower.
There Win DO no session Of the board to.
morrow.
LIVE STOCK,
rhe Drovers' Journal reports
Cattle-Receipts 1000 shipments 5000; market
Il ~; shipping steers 81 GOd5 So stockcrs ana
feeders s. :lJd %; COVE strong at y 90 d3 80.
ilogs-Recelpts $1,000 market 70 lJc lower at
40d4 %.
sheep-Rccolpts son; shipments bO1; steady :
natives n SOdS go: Western 81 O0G3 90; Tex
ans n 75a9j 80; lambs s. at o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

ld0l0c; 1no heavy 60 light lgalGc; siN months'
light, ilnu 60 medium, laal5cj fall. nnc
hcaY l0alici fan light nne medium l5d lsc
coarse Sdl2c.
lIidcs-No, mint dry, ION and onward, Der h
1905 No. 2 nint dry per NJ lic No. light
mint per D G0Sc bulls and heavy damaged pcf
h sci ctl Hlins and bDdli damaged per Blddci
nor IA ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Grain nnh rcrhstnn.

Wheat Choice No 7hc medium GOeG5c low
grade 6O051c Oats 23a30c Barley 8Od85c.
lay oose from the wagon 100 on per ton
bale hay u00li 90. Iran 600 per 100, chops
81 2'ml 90 per loo Com meal fine bJltcd
per 100 VI 90, linmlny and grits 81 per Dbl,
hillct seed II coal 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
kansas City.


live stock Indicator rcuortF t..,.,
Cattie-ReCclpts 2ioi, shipments none pl.'n.
ers' rtud weak; fceders sleaHyi export, s
y 05a5 y; good 20 choice shipping = 60 ~
common 10 medium - 2jdi 6f slocherg, wy ~
feeders sia3 IS. cows sVoaS - graz
iags--Heceipts II s0l; opened strong am ie
i've ana So higher, closing weak WIN AuN''i1'
lost al 50 30a3 70. -,,.....,,,,.s rorc, ,,pici
fair "a y,od " 25a2 20. common 70 mcalhm ~
az %; scalawagr j0dl5c eaeh'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
HoDuCE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK


PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 2l.--Flour-Easy but
unchanged.
Wheat-Nery dun early with few changes, but
af,rr the noon call there was free selling an,
prices dropped, the market closing n gc below
sc .terday; No. red cash 9lf December qi7
dg56c, closing ats sc; January 9diaQ7lc closing
at 96sc; May ~ 0is al O53, closing at 81 Oti
Corn--SlOw and weak; No. 2mlNed cash 3Gic:
November 36g aSGic; year 3jic, closing at 3jc
bid May $3.50.
Oats-Strong and higher. but slow; No. ,
mixed cash 27l92ssc; May 3O,c.
PROYisIONS. ETC.
Corn Meal-sl 50
Wool-Quiet and unchanged
Whishy-Stcady at 81 10.
Proyisuns-Qu and weaker
POrk-iICaYy; new $40 10.
Lard-Nominal; 50 ~.
Bulk MCats--Dry salt meats, loose lots I. u. d.
long clear s. 20; short rib s. on; short clear
50 20.
Bacon-Iong clear s. G2l short ribs 81 700
8 50; short clear 70 9ja6C0.
Hams-3S 50dll 90.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Whea'-ACtiyC.
Corr-Fusy,
Oats--Steady.
LIVE STOCK,
Cattic--RCccipts 2l0O shipments 200; quiet
w n fair demand; native shipping steers
g 50di 30, cow and holters - J0G8 10 stocktrs
aud feeders - j0d3 II; rangers 81 5Od3 80,
Hogs-Receipts 200; active; 70 45d3 So
Shcep-Receipts 1906 shipments 400 steady
common to medium 81 Uad2 60i good TO choice
- 1Oaj %, Texans 81 6Od2 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

GALVESTON, TEN, Nov. ai.-Cottou-Spo
cloevu strong, 1 lbc higher
Hrosr receipt, 1913 bales
sales, 2257 bales.
Exports, 4U9I bales
StOck, ~ i6i bilcs
urdnarl, 5,lGc, good ordinary. S 5.iGr; low
middling, II l6c middlug, 9 3 dG; good mid
ding, y lGc middlng f'dr 9 10. Ice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
ArlAvrA, o., feb. 2o' -, -.

~ pear sir-Somc fifteen
fginf 1911 tho recipe OF Female Reg
n elaiallunns,'. .tndiod authorities IN re-
a Csfciun!, and then las wen us
! coFp9 N M he the most scientific
l5lufel ,ssiop OF the really reliable
y lml,, sg,.,its known Ia science, 70
Itge'aiI,lSs VSoul and uterine organs,
% tlS nsr,. sympathi1ing directly
Ifah w. 4" therefore,, providing q specWt
I aai, .sses OF the womb and 81 The
ali an. i'i Ind pats. Yours truly
ifgan,; ts.Ss ~ BORING, NJ. d. ID. ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.--uottop--spot clos d
0rm.
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding, -lGc middiug, 9sc, good middliug
lOc, middling fair. l0ec,
Sales, 1850 halcs.
Futures closed steady, generally 70 polnts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Country Produce and rruli.

OTanges-lU Louisiana per box - 20
Messlna temOns-Per box 50 p0af co.
Appies-NOrthorn g. OOa3 % per bbi
rotatncs-lrifh per hu new Northern sc In
sacks. Ouious-Aor ncrn per Dbl 81 90 Beane--
Nagy alG4c; med bills Be- large lima aic small
butter 8lC. Peanuts IHsc Clder-IiAlf Dbl
81 30. Cabbage-i'er crate Nort crn 81 100
10.
Poultry Hens g % per dozi young chickens
81 O1d2 10 turkeys @Oa5nc; geese 23dJO b,
ducks, per dozen, q 75aJ VI.
Egga--pcr dozen ltsg.
Frerh country butter-Ch0lcc l302jci choice
Western daiT5 lsc, fancy creamery zoo,
Potatoes-swert. a0VGOc per buHhCl.
saucr kraut-PcT half barrel -.
lianauas-fer bunch, Zad3 -,
Coo unuts-Per 100, % 90.
NcW pecAus-il N5c.
Brazil Sma-l2sc
Almunds-2Nc
Live Stock Market.
iseeyes--Ciraes fed PC.
CoWs--tfa2c.
Mutton--Cholcc ~ 5OG2 -.
Ifogs-2lGIc per 10.
stock Catile--rhe prices in stock cattle vary,
according 20 locality where raised We quote
different localities a. f0llOWs;
nnhandle---trictly nrEt class ycaflinga per
head 80 o0dl6 %. tive. year Odds $40 oOa20 %
cows an calves so 90.
Western Texas Nearlings SO Goals, two
year Odds fl3 0Qe 10 90; cows and calves sls %.
Central Texas learlings 81 coos ~, Two
year ODDS $40 c0all %; cows and calves so OVe
Us 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Liverpool.

IIyrproo1, Nog. 8 -lIoliday-LIeelIon' &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
.,,7rION.

CAUTION.
/ .oaotry is flooded with quack
1 ,,utalnine IRON and other in
L.,,,dients, which claim to cure
l,.-syen Female COMPLAINTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

i. ,ou, II you value your lie,
y .I!such !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
woodland uIdos.

Twelve months CLIP, llght, One and medium
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
corroN MARKETS..
Receipts az All unucd states Por,.

ro"r,. ans an. n rs N =. .r5 r, nan Isl
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-23
CITY IN BRIEF.

Grocers are selling eggs at thirty cents per
dozen.
William Chill, the missing postal clerk, is
in Winfield, Kan.
Colonel ]. H. Piercey, OF Greencaste
called on Us yesterday.
In the case OF Fullenwider vs.. the city.
Judge Walker holds that the ordinance i'm
posing special auetloneer's TAX is illegal.
The Big Four train from Chicago, due
here at Z O'Clock last night, was six hours
late, owing to freight wreck at point
about forty live miles northwest of this city.
A lot OF concretions, valuable specimens
received from Mrs. Duy, Scoharie, ". ",
and DIR. barrow. of Peru, have been placed
on exhibition in the State Museum by Pro-
fessor Collett-
Sallie Heron, wife OF Thomas Heron, be-
fore her marriage, went on the bond of Hill
airy Silney. Administrator Of the estate OF
Thomas Silney, deceased. She now wants
the court to release her from the bond.
Scott Baker, bartender for Sam Dinnan.
and Casper Hedderick, who were arrested
night before last for violating the III O'Clock
yesterday. An appeal followed to the Grim
rs Court
James b. Roberts is the name OF q mau
whom Patrolmen Low and Walker arrested
lsst night on . charge of passing counterfeit
money he showed queer" $40 bill On
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-23
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Judge Norton Passes Judgement on
Havens-Several Heavy Judg-
ments "a the Courts.

The Anderson Barnes malpractice suit has
gone to the jury.
The Sackett-Drew case has been compro-
missed and dismissed.
In the damage suit of Alena Griffin VS.. S.
L. Warner and l.. Z. Re9iholt, the jury in
Room No. ?. yesterday found for defendants.
The will Of Peter Bali was probated yes
The property is left to the widow, Christine
Gertrude Balz, who is also named as execa-
iIix.
Albert Luther entered q plea Of guilty yes
terday in the Criminal Court to petit
larceny, and took year North. He stole
vest.
Amelia Msnsur, as administrator, yester-
day recovered a force 0sure Judgment against
Hezekiah Hinkson and others for SIS, SEQ, IN
Room No. ,.
In Room the indianapolis Malleable Iron
Works yesterday took judgment on an ac-
count against the Unthank Plow Company
for $1,000. 40.
The Independent Glass Company, 0 Pitts
burg, has fled suit against Morris & Jones to
collect sn account for g>ods sold, amounting
TO $4,000. Demand, $500.
John Tanzy, whose name is familiar in the
grand larceny. be was indicted for the taett
OF watch chain worth so, from Dennis
OCOnDor.
Judge Norton yesterday entered judgment
in the case OF Charles Ravens, who was tined
500 and given fourteen years North
Ravens wanted to go TO the Southern Prison,
from which place 1t IS said he made mis- es-
cape twice.
XNo1fo fc 10 he -fa 4 =.
Criminal Court for burglary and petit lar
ceny. He is the man who went to Johu
Blackmsn's yard to steal kindling. and find
IDg pistol arranged automatically TO kill
MIN, he stole it also.
Nathaniel Hartman, OF So South West
street, aged ffty-two years, died yesterday
morning OF consum ption. On account OF
there being no attending physician the mat
ter went 10 the Coroner In order to obtain a
death certificate. His twin brother, Charles
made the application.
The case of W. Ripley VS.. Holman 0
Ross has been appealed TO the Circuit Court.
Ripley sued to recover possession of the Office
at so West Market street, which he rented t.
Ross at SO monthly ID advance. Ross he
came DELINQUENT rand was given ten days
notice. Judgment below for plaintiff for
SIC and possession.
Charlotte E. Sawyer wants a divorce from
Joseph Sawyer, whom she married in 1875,
She alleges dissipation, failure ID provide
and abandonment, for cause. When Joseph
abandoned her he took $50 belonging to his
wife's mother, according to the com olsint
Charlotte wants the custody of the Chi drsn
Defendants residence is unknown.
The suit of William G. Sherman va. An
nfc fc Of
man sued for divorce in Judge Taylor's
Court last summer, bat the Court not being
satisfied with the evidence, refused ths d
sorCe. Sherman again flied his omplaia,,
AND Judge Howe tried II. lie was aopqt TO
2rant the divorce when he learned o. the
ormer trial, when be arranged for another
rial. which being had he also refused tue
divOrce. New trial was asked for aud was
Yesterday refused
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James Matthews. Kentucky avenue hard
Io.la~

James Matthews, Kentucky avenue hard
ware dealer.
Austin F. Denny yesterday drew bis 5
per cent dividend at Fletcher & Sha rpe's
bank. 1t amounted to FIVE cents.
The broom brigade drill takes place to-
night at tbe College Avenue Rink for the
benefit of the Woman's Exchange.
Secretary OF the Senate A. ]. Kelley's wife
and bright little son, Daniel VOORHEES, Kel-
ley, are at the Grand on q short visi. 10 Mr..
Kelley.
William Sextrole, bartender for John
Hupele, and Henry Lsngenbergh, bartender
FOR Steve Mattler. were arrested last night
for selling liquor after IL o'clock.
Harry Ward was arrested yesterday by
Pstrolman Bruce on charge of vagrancy
and highway robbery. A party whose name
could not be learned claims that the pris.
oner held him up one evening last week
The ministers Of the city met yesterday
afternoon at the Second Presbyterian Church
and completed arrangements for the three
days evsngelistic meetings to be co 1ducted
by Mr.. Moody, Of Chicago, on the 10Th, 2lst
and 22d of next month.
James Bennett and Charles lawson, ar.
rested last week st Greencastls for selling
tobscco and cigars on the streets without
having first paid the special tax Is dealers In
tobacco, were fined yesterday morning and
sent TO jail for thirty daYs.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-23
THE BEE KEEPERS.
Election OF Offcers and Transsctior
OF Business-T Cane Growers.

The annual meeting of the Indiana Bee
Keepers Association began yesterday after
noon. All of the mem Oers and officers were
present, including Mrs. Irwin Robbins,
President, and Frank l.. Dougherty, Secre-
tary. The latter reported that be had col
Iected during the year of 1884 s5S % OF mem
oeTs fees. The President then read her an
uusl address. dwelling at great length upon
The rapid progress of excepting In general
and said that she was greatly pleased "a note
hat great many women were engaging 10
nee culture. The following officers were
hen elected.
PEesiSent1yonss sehOll; Fsye;te County.
Secretary-Frank L. Dougherty
JTeasurer-MTs. K. stout.
The bylaws of the association were then
20 changed as to provide for the election ga co
year of one Vice President instead o. one
from each county in the State. After a few
pleasant remarks by the new President an
interesting paper was read by Professor W.
ii. Wiley.
In the evening large number of subjects
relating to the culture of bees were dis
cussed, among which were the following:
Bee Pssturage," Diseases of Bees" Feed.
ng Bees" Hives. Frames aud Sections"
and Increase of Bees" There will be an
shen a number of subjects of great in .erest
% bee! keepers will be discussed.
THE CANE GROWERS.
At yesterday mornings session OF the
Cane Growers. very interesting paper was
read by a. CHAPMAN, of Madison, on the
By Products of Sorghum" which was fol
owed by an address by w. l. Anderson, or
Ladoea on Chemicals F" II was then unaui-
nously resolved TO offer premiums for the
BEST sorghum presented at the next meet
ng, the syrups TO be made with or without
,hemicals. Inc meeting then adjourned.
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at English's Opera House, was arrested last
night on an attachment The warrant was
sworn out by Dobbins Brothers, proprietors
Of the Richmond Opera House. who charge
Clark with having cancelled a date with
them, he having contracted 10 give show
in their CITY on the 10Th of this month,
which be failed to do. The jury had not
rendered a verdict up TO an early hour this
morning, and il is highly probable that they
will sgree 10 disagree. The "Adamless
Eden" Company will not get out Of the city
TODAY.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds were recorded Thursday,
January q, as reported BY Steeg d BernhRmer
abstract oompilers. Il and Is Thorpe Block
Telephone, lo4S:
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ever produced, and had run of over 400
nights in New York. It's principal features
are gorgeous scenery. dazzling costumes,
brilliant marches, enchanting dances, su-
peTb music great cast augmented orchestra,
and large and vell-drilled chorus. 1t will
De presented here with all the original
scenery, properties and costumes as used in
the run at the Bijou Opera House, New
York
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SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS.
Esi ,sss 0rsce.........I64 Editorial Rooms. 29I
THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS.

70 accommodate the throng from the
Northwest who will desire to read their IA
vcrits home paper while attending the
WORLDS Exposition" the Sentinel has been
pisced on sale in New Orleans at Georgs F.
Wharton & Bro IS, No. 5 CaIondelet street,
between Canal and Common streets.
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An Attachment suit

Au AItHCHLlsnL suit.
w. K. Clark, manager OF the "Adamless
Eden" Company, which gave a performance
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Telephone, 1so4S:
Frederick Rand. Receiver, to Henry En-
merck, Receivers deed 10 lot in JHsse
Jones subdivision of the middle part
OF outot SO in the city of Indiansp-
......S !, 700 90
Roswell r. Rouse and wife 20 the r.
Rouse Manufacturing Company war
Tanty deed TO part OF lot s in square GO
in the city of lndianapolis SOD 90
Waiter Inflow and wife 10 John Nelson,
warranty deed 10 lot in : X. fetch
er's south BTookside addition to the
city of Indianapolis 500 o.
Edward r. Baden and wife 70 John RI
berger. warranty deed to lot IS ia block
in North Indiana polls ....-.-.--.-..-... 80 90
John tNelson 10 A ID. Perry warranty
deed to lot in s. X. FletcheT's south
BrooEside addition To tue city OF Indi-
Lou l.. Jackson to Mary LOuella SicOlai,
warranty deed TO part of the west half
OF the southeast quarter OF section !,
township Is, north of range east con-
tanning six acres, more or less........ 9, 600 90
+. NJ. ChuTchman CT al. 10 Cordelis
Wiley, warranty deed TO lot in NJ. +.
Downe's subdivision of outlet l02 in
the C.iy Of indianapolis. 800 %
COnEeyances Z; consideration. $50 o.
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Notice of Dividend,

The Superior Court has directed me to
pay a per cent. dividend to the creditors
of Fletcher & Sharpe
Payment will be made at Fletcher <
Shsrpe's Bank, commencing Thursday morn-
ing January %. WILLIAM WALLACE,
Receiver,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-23
Yesterdays Ffres

The alarm of Ere Yesterday evening at :
o'clock was caused by the burning of the
house known as Smiths Chemical Dye
Works, 226 Fsyette street. The house was q
TWO story frame, and was owned by Mrs.
smith. The fire was incendiary. Loss, 500;
insured.
The alarm OF fire AZ 1880 o'clock last night
vas caused by the partial burning of q small
residence on Court street, near Liberty. Loss
about S25. Defective fue.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-23
FIRE! FIREl FIRE.

Damaged hardware 4 price, u price, "a price OF
regular market price. Must close out our entire
stock of damaged goods within ten days. Sale
now on. VAJEN * NEW
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OLD PAPERS.

Good conditioned old papers for sale al
sbis Office at only 40 cents per hundred.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-12-30

Mr.. Vanderbilt was worth 5000, o00,-
900. If we say that he was worth $780,
300, 900, or 81, 900, 900, 900 do we get
perceptibly different impression about
the bulk OF his fortunel Most people do
not. To the average mind the concep-
ton of enormous wealth is much the
same whether it be recl:oned in hundreds
Of millions or in viglntillions. The
human mind cannot grasp these great
sums or clearly appreciate the difference
between one hundred millions and two
hundred millions.
Let us try and describe Mr.. Wander
bits great fortune in terms of linear,
square, and cubic measurement and Of
weight. Everybody understands these
terms, and they make a definite impress
sion on mems minds.
If this sum of 500, 900, 900 were in
standard silver dollars it would present
such features as this
Put lengthwisc, dollar after dollar, il
would stretch distance of 4,G72 miles,
making silver streak from New York
across the ocean to Liverpool.
Piled up, dollar on dollar, it woulo
reach height of 355 miles.
Laid flat on the ground, the dollar,
would cover space of nearly sixty
acres.
The weight of this mass Of silve,
would be Z, $50 tons.
To transport it would require 35S cars,
carrying twenty tons each this is the
capacity OF the strongest freight cars)
and making train just about two miles
and half long.
On ordinary grades it would requr.
twelve locomotives to haul this train.
On roads of steep grades and sharp
curves, fifteen or twenty locomotives
would be needed.
In onc.dollar bills this two-hundred
millon-dollar fortune would assume
such shape as this:
The bills stretched lengthwise would
extend 23,6l4 miles, or nearly the cir.
conference of the earth at the equator.
Piled up on one another, close as
leaves in new book, they would reach
height of twelve miles.
Spread out on the ground they would
cover TAG acres, or nearly the whole sur
face Of Central Park, including ponds
and reservoirs.
A safe deposit vault to contain these
oils would require to be twenty three
feet long, twenty-five feet wide, and
twenty feet high. -New York Times.