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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24
1855.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24


NEW ORLEANS. Jan. % Flour
o uiet hui a'etdy choice l5@4 %;
fancy 1 1904 40; extra fancy Z GOO
Isl: Water patents A i21-SCa4 so.
Corn-si eady With good demand in
sacks; yellow mixed 49@5O; yellow
and white 80
Oata Western steady, ~.
Corn Neal Quiet JobOing ? 700
. 20
Hsy-Quiet but steady; common
1904 prime l69l6 II choice l7C
IS
Pork-scarce and firm, 181el.2
Lsrd-Steady, fierce refined. IA;
keg, 81.
ders, packed, 4 "a; long clear and clear
ribs 38
Baeon-scarce and firm; no shout
ders; long clear. Ia; clear ribs, . 3.
Hams--Gboiee sngar-cured can
yassed steady, 10 s-4@ll12
Whiskg-Firmi Western refined
0563l -.
Coffee Quioi; Rio eargoes, common
70 prime, 5 2tgll.
sugar Active and flTmi common 70
good common sgf 2; fair to fully
air 4 2fs,4 "a: prDue 4 3 4; yellow
Jclarfied 81 8@5 II; of white
B SAB 81.
Moiassrs -slsady with good do
mand
Rlce-Quiet but steady; Louisiana
ordinary 70 prime 1906
BAn--Searce aud firm.
COtton-seed oil Prime crude S4ee34
2;summer yellQr aefe fllmarket urli,
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81. Louie.
special 10 the Gazette.
ST, LOUIS, Mo Jan. 28.-WHEAr--
the market was fairly active and
prices advanced IA toward the close.
Corn was active and firm.
Provisions firm.
Cattle active and firm; lightreceipis,
Sheep strong
PRODUCE.
Flour--U Unchanged
Wheat-No 2 red IS 3 sfa69 2
easb; IS 1 case Januaryi 81 l-bC9gS 3 s
February; 50 i.4e190 3 5 March; "a 9 s
C8s4 5.s May.
PRODUCE.
Corn-36 ] SC93o ~ cash; 36 i.8@
"a as January; SO 5000 IL February
an g(a37 March: 80 May.
O.ts- 81 cash; 5000 IA May.
whisky ~
Corn meal 2 2092 25'
Pork-l237l2
Lard 9 5000 3d.
I Rnlk meas Long clear Isl short
-;l 4 81. short clear y ".
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Wnmp-r--H scitned q IuAlbl, W per proofs
sour mash, one year old, o. 90 two yeafa olt
" o092 ~; throe ypArn old v so3956' fear
extra old whisky VtD6
WINEs..ClRrnt, oaso,lgl 6cclOo1 nn psruuai
ltyi CAtaw0n. pcr GALLON, npto ~ tort, " D4
tOG sherry. ptr GAL, N0a V0i NadeiHe
81 uldoiO %
CrtANpA0UH--G. X. Mumn a Co. ENirA
Ory, e3p 0o6N 90; Hoioaink, Ia baKkot, ~ OOo
~ 90 Krua. 10 basket ElS O3Sg0 of DnmsHiig
champagne, 81 oO6ltW Geo, 9Oulei, exu
drv. pintg 81 So.
Ahn-atock Ale, per dos, ~ ONeq Is. Horing
par dor., 81 0Nsh9 70.
BorrLED BHEn--LenpH quarts, SO 90, ~ 4.
~ 90 BudwoiHor uunrih So 90 pintr fW Og
hrlapgAr beer, QuartH tlN 90; pinth us Oh;
schlitr Milwnutoo, quarts SO %. pintr tl1 01i
Anthony a kuhn'H, alta $40 10, pintH gl2 90
n. Clauhen Hon'a ehaulpngno bnor, Quarts
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ON 'OHANGE.
The Stock Market Showed Series
Of Rises and Falls and Closed
at a General Advance.
Cotton stesdy-The Grain Markets were
Active and Highsr-Provisions
Hrm-rh Quotations.


AANAAANAAAAaa
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Governnen ia
firm.
Railways firm.
State securities quiet.
The share market was more active
to-day and the prices advanced to 2
per cent. from lowest figures. The
Coal shares, Changers, Vanderbilts,
Union Pacific and Western Union
were the most prominent in the adj
vance. There were frequent
fractional reactions during the
day. Each decline, however,
brought in fresh buying orders, caus-
ing an advance, which was stimulated
by advlces from Chicago that the
freight agents at meeting to-day
had decided to maintain the same
rates that have been in effect
for some days. Compared with last
night, closing prices are to Il per
cent. higher. Missouri Pacific is 1
per cent. lower.
Transactions 22l ono shares.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S Money l@ll,
clio ed offered 1; prime mercantile
paper 4lG6; sterling exchange b. b.
strong al s3l; sight 81,
EXCHANGE,
NEW ORLEANS, LA Jan 28.-Sight
exchange on New York ST per $1,000
premium; sterling B, b 4S3
GOVERNMENT AND RAILROAD bonds.
NEW YORK Jan. 23-rhe follow
ing were the Official closing quota
lions at the New York Stock exchange
this afternoon, as compared with those
| Of Yesterday:
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New York.


New York, Jan. % -Flour--dull.
Wheat-Spot grades advanced $50
5.S; options opened tri ie lower, after
wards rallied tO IL t. "a, closing
steady with reaction of IA toll-2 No.
. red 90 5.S@95 8 s; No ? red, Febru,
AIRY 92 4@93, closing 90 2; March
90 1904 ~. closing "a May 07G9
81 ,, closing % Ia.
Corn-SpOt l-2 to 28-4 higher,
closing weak; January advanced
5-S, CLOSED with reaction TO 3;
later months clossd heavy
No 3. 5000. No. 3 So "a; No. . Jam
uar, 5i@56 closing IS; e6ruary so rs
C95l 8, closing 81 IL; M ucb so Sc
81, closing 80 81 May 5OCBj0 -, clos
ing so.
Coffee Spot firm; Rio dun; options
to 10 points higher; moderately
higher; sales 20 $50 hays; February Z 20
al so; March S5@S is; April 95(Gs;
Msy 05@8 10
Sugai-Quiet but steady; graDulsted
5 5-S, centrifugal 4; Pernamhucn 8;
fair TO good refining quoted 5G95 / 4;
r, fined higher; clarified 5@5 II; extra
5 ! 4G45 | .; white ezra clarified .
as 5.s; yellow 4 8-4(a,5; oil A 3 5000
IS; mold A 6 l-4G95 >; confectionery
8 IA; cut loaf and crushed 81 S(97
powdered 8 o SG96 4; granulated ~
@G o 10; CubAs $500 "a,
Molasses-Quiet aud unchanged.
Rice-SteaOy.
Resin Quiet and unchanged.
y, rk- q iiet.
Lard-hlgher
Beet--Qulet.
LIVE STOCK,
NEW YORK. Jan. % Beeves--R Re
ceipts 1000, including thirty carloads
| for exploration; slow trade; common
tl prime steers 9O@36 SO; extra do 81
az %; clearance could not be made.
5heep-Receipts 1000; dull and easier
3 5OC95 so fof common TO prime; 25(a
7 90 for lambs and prime wethers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

Twelve monthH clip, light, nno and mod
um lboiL fne heavy TO light efall; gll
iight. ana and nea,nrn yanif. cca w.
1908.
HfDEs--No heavy mint, dry y n i5c; No
heavy nint, dry, y n llo; No light nint \
n tlc; No. 2, light nint, q n sc: hulla AMI
heavy, damaged, y n & calf akina and badli
damaged n n t@6c; groom, sailed, sound, y D
Ia bntoh0ni. green, v n $40.
pELTRIrai-D0ar skins, "a 10 i6iDlR ante. up
akinh y n l0nl8o; goat skins each, lOGM
sheep pelta, according 10 amount OF WOO
200 up aheRrllnga, according 10 amount o
WOOL Colo, Mexican Hheep peltH, Hhi0c
Mexican sheep pelta, improved, ll0l2o; Aef
lean sheep BhearlingB, bo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

dian red, IL, II; Ninetta nod, lu, 81, lql<s, ~,
~. Chrome yellow, l.. NJ. o, A y. o., n, Nci
yellow ochre, IN, s., i2tfs, asa, %.
rRErAUEn GAArNtNo cnnons.
Bark oak, 100; Ash leo; BLACK valnu l. 1851
Maple, lee.
DtHrEyrnn CuIsoNa.
IVORY drop black. 80. raw turkey unber
80 burnt Turkey lumber, $50; raw italian
sienna poo burnt Italian sienna. use, Vnn-
dyke brown, $50.
Prices of above made on y hass OF In 4,
y, and 10 cans, assorted; In Y and 4 lh
cana; balance IN and 2 M cans, assorted.
Price IN 3 10 canie balance Ia and 2 n oAua
assorted. Price In D no cans, 10 less; la}C ana
- 10 TIN pals, NC losa and kegs 20 per
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hrft Number for January of each year.
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Furniture tnnitstlon VNnls
each, ~ COOS IN nll walnut, "a bnNia So. Chnira
wood seat, y don, 80 1907 or cana ana rattAn
seat, IS 01eu 90; cnno seat, dining al2 U0,20 90,
Ohilda and rockers, s p0saie So large rochi AZ
G2Q OQeD3Q Oe camp and rockers, each, 81 no
90 Mirrors, aroh topa n dos, 81 pcsDis 30,
Tables, round, e2OnsnS6c, NIL Leaf, ~ slot 50
Safec zach, s. 25b7OG bureaus, So 5pRg1 ~
WAth Ntands 81 lsae5 80. bed HprtnNsf a fsA3
Ranp Carriages, IS 6Naaal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

Bacon-Long clear Z; short rib
~ -; short clear S0@6 AZ 10.
LIVE STOCK
Cattle Receipts 600; expoTiera 90
ts6 -; good 90 choire 3 3kl66 90; cum
mon 10 medium 4 5O@52J; butcher
8 Q n 3 75@4 80; corn led Texsns 25
% I SO; ste okers and feeders 3 5000 90
HoSs- Receipts, goo; active, strong,
4 40@,4 80.
sheep Receipts, COO; common to
medium 50@S 90; good to choice A 25
Wi ".
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Oountrr I.rnanoe.

Potatoes-Irish, per hushel, ESQ.,; barrel
g 9S Onions, por Dbl, Red IS, Yellow, So No
Turnip white, slCO; Rutarbogo, 49,,
deans, ~, r. med bills, 10, lares
medium psr bbl., IS o.. ANAL, per Dbl, Sa;
half hb-. med, "a 90. half bbl umnll, Is Oh
Cheese, half cream lNlfo., fun cream u
bnge, per crate So O0Rsg 20
RouLTnr henA, a. 70 % 90 Per sea
Young chickens, q FtSs2 90 TurFtyA 60 10 n
s00B-Por doxen, $50 2Oc.
Fresh country butter, choicg, 20 y $50
Creamery ,SJfoSIS 10, old outtar, sGlOo,i olso
margarine, thc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24


Bark, Cinnamon per D II; Peruvian, 250g o.
Bora1, ho. Bi-uaTbonato Of soda, Ensli
&c. COpperas, Sdf. Cinchiuodia. per or 81
cts. Castle aoap, PER b Bloi9. Cream tartar
q. r., per ID 4bftl5. Chalk, lump, per ID 2at
Celomel, p. a W, 7O6b7t; English, por h. boi
Tie included, cool %. hloral Hydrato, per n
81 bO9i 70. GhlorofurTn, per ID bottle inoluc
cd, ttO6. Competition powder, per 10 u
DOvors. per 10 or 20. Epson Aalta, per 70 DC
phor, Per y zs@.s, Morphine; psr o. % go
-. OIL, Castor, machine, T6166: Oh, caHioi
por gallon, 81 0bdsl 10; oil, lard WintsI
strained, 65D7b, oil, lard, No, 1, 16eb7O. QutD
inc, r. a W, per oa 81 %. Flowers sulphur
o1s6t5. Alum, 3ss0b. Prescription Walls b.,
case 80 per cent. offs broken, b
per o. OF, SHOW casea, market pricoA Hebnts
pntgnt medicines. 81 iiGt. Thayorn Rluif
Extraoif. ~ per cant OF. p. y. FLUID ~
tracts, p per can't on Essential oils, 81
Louis list,
strictly pure white load, O. 60t BpiTitl
tuJponune. bl83 Boiled oil, d26b5c.
THE gHEhnAN-Wlf4L IAife OOr,yItA.
Ivory drop black, IA. per 10 1851 Englial
coach black -. per 10 i2c, Lamp black. vs., ne
black paint, u. bc ,l'Tus8ian ulue, "a. ~, ls
1lo, tUiiraEaarino blue. ~, u, 40. blue PAIN
~. l2ci nav Turkey umhef, -, CO. burnt Tua
koy uinbef. IL. ~ raw italian aenun. H. g.
burnt Italian aicuna, ~ &C. Nankyko pruWn
~ VI. Paris Rropn ", 100, Chrome. u u D. Z
~. o. ~, i1c. American Fel5uliliou, H. fpc, 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

GALVESTON, Jan. % -corToN-
Spot closed firm.
Receipts, ISL.
Sales, S07
Exports coastwise, 3l76.
Stock, S3,S7S
Ordinary. 8; Good Ordinary, 10;
Low Middling, 1917 rs; Middling,
10 8 10; Good Middling, l0ll-l6; Mid
ding Fair IL l.i6.
Futures opened and ruled steady,
closed very steady at TO 4 points
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

BOSTON, Jan. 23 Wool - Steady
With good demsnd; Onto aud Penusyi-
vania extra 82@s5; MICHIGAN heeces
30; Ohio fine deleine S5@S7; pulled
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

Wneai cnocs. Is 20 go medium ec. info-
rior, SQ025c; oats. 2Sgti5a; hhfieF, uoGp6ci
rye, t0c; nnrn IS 600: hay, iooas fon the
sagpn, 81 QcHs % per ton bale hay, % 0oe
u olt bran, 800, %. 100; chops, 81 cp0l 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24
A Cord Investment for a OattIoman or
Man with Mouhv

iFor sale or viii trade for cattle, one.half or
whole interest in ose OF the hestpayi INK Jew.
elry ~ resin Texas, IN town containing 600
inhRoltants, With very lhue Oppusiti On. Pays
s25Jl yea clear OF Nponece Long loaso ON
the huiidif q, which iHnHplrndid stand. Good
workman NJ tho bench. For mrthtr pariic-
ulars address the managers OF this paper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

eastern Texas cattle nj ABOUT Lnreu, ano
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle 81
about two dollars pOr head l0sn than the
above quotations.
The above prices arc for herds OF 1000 head
and upward of best North Texas cattle dc.
liVerod on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

Mah1s-i5uEar oorod nau1F, IZ{o,6. q. o. y
Hsson, i@<o; :. c'naeon. ss<s, ~. dTy ssii'
.1,mH -Aaessrel, iop Eis, 80 J, no No.
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]. G. MILLRR.

md AGENT,
LOCK nox 50.
.snta Falls, rex.
Isl t fna Pastures. state and county
4 or ~. and RailrOad Lands fos
pait Lands Rndeenled and
Noi-e,.',' e y taF sale III Every Conn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24
LOCAL MARKETS..


Good middrng, gl6; strict middling OK
middllnF, %; strict low middling, 8H; low
midulina, si{
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


IIARPER's WEEKLY ..............-......si "
HAMPERS NAGAzIHE.... "
HARPERis BA2AH......,.......... -.-.--.. %
HARPEH'R YOUNG PBoPLR............ 2 W
HARPKRs FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY, ono year, ga Eumberal 10 "
Posta0e nee 10 al subscribers u M Unlfed
slater OF canrda.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 23.-Cot-
ton futures opened steady; first call as
followa:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

NEW YORK, Jan. 23. CoTToN--F
lures opened steady; prices at 1850
were as follows:
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hanshs uity.
Special TO the Gazette. 49,
KANSAS Cry, Mo, Jan. 2s.--Pro.
visions were Glow and unchanged.
Cattle in light supply and about
steady; but little demand.
Sheep slow.
PRODUCE
Wheat-Cash 04l@64s February
64s; May 67,.
Uorn-Cash Sls6asls; February sO9
bid; March 30}; MHy 81 bid.
Oats-26l
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts 500; exporters ; 40
Cg5 So; good TO choice shipping 5. OOCA
B 8Oi common to medium l5565 30;
stnckers and feeders 3 SO@4 10; COWS
5003 80
Hogs-Receipts 5000; 4 25G)4 30.
SHEEP Receipts 22OOi fair to good
. 50G3 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24
COTTON MARKrr.
IAvorI,ooi.

Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. g. CoproN. -
Spots CLOSED firm, sellers asking an
advance. Market l-l0 higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports :

Hogs-Rec, ipts "a QUO; 4 20Cl4 70.
Oattle-Rr Receipts 1000; exports 00C9
6 30; common 90 chnire chipping 10
Cg6 no; stockeTs 3 OO94 90; fe, ders 90
al go; corn-fed Texans 25G)4 so,
SHEEP Receipts 1900; stronp; infe-
rlor 0O@2 40; medium TO good 300
40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

UmoAgO.
special 10 the Gazette
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. % The bulls
were again victorious and advance d
the price Of wheat and corn. Brick
trading was witnessed.
Wheat advanced 3.s,
Corn advanced ID May.
Pork active and higher.
Lard futures higher for cash.
Meats steady.
Cattle market active, and prices
firm IN all grades,
Sheep strong.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Unchanged
Wheat--January 70 z s@S0 Id, closed
so IA; February 50 SG9sO SIS. closed
50 | >; March 50 7.s@sl Ia closed s S
Gsl Ia; May SO 2@S7, closed SO 1850
81 I-2
Corn-Cash So 3.s@S0l; January
IS ] SCG3S 3.S, closed 80 ); February
8S683S IL, closed 3s l-4@3S i-2; March,
3S / l@3S5S CLOSED SO l2@8s 5 s;
May II 3s@il rs, closed Al 8.IG
AIS.
Pork-January u I0@l2 Is: Febru-
ary II O5@)l2 II IA; March l2l5@l2 p
l-2; Mey IL 40@l2 52l.2
Lard-Cssh IS: February 70M
50; March 6 80@6 90; May 7@7 10
Bulk M-lts--S oulders Sod 90
short RIBS 8 l5@6 Il IL; short clear
g 50GO6 SIS.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


HARPERs 70
HARPER's MAgAZINE.r, .........,.. %
HARPEHs WEEKLY. ...................a W
HARPERs YOUNG PEOPLE. 2 w
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asked I e1-dlvidond. . no sales
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

We neglected to credit J. E. Burbank, Worces-
ter, Mass, with solution of No. 16.
No. II Is. T. 81 scored by P. F. Shillock,
Chaska; j. E. Ro inson, Fargo. D. T.. Q. K. P,
aud Geo. w. Moore, St. Paul; Elsie, Mime
apoIis. No. IS Is. L. y, discovered unsound
by q. X. P. and Elsie
''De Mar calls for two-movers; j. E. Robin
son THINKS No. is very easy and No. II very
cute; while Elsie launches out under full sail as
follows: .'Dr. Harvey's No. Ia very fine
problem, with an actual idea, delightful TO the
solver. No I5.-rrichinosis in horsehesh! call
Tor the Health officer. Hasn't the prilter called
for copy before it was maiured: 1 admire the
Doctors pluck. He metimes gets in rhancery.
III in the next round he comes up TO time, hal.
and hearty. Solvers cruel and somewhat
malicious set-al~ays in for ''bust," rejoicing
when Others mourn Where is Mr.. Frank Wood.
He is a composer of great talent. My heart
beeds if see our home heroes hide their light
under bushel. Queens Knight could do
wonders if he would, but doesn't want TO just
now, believe"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

At the meeting Of Conptay X on Friday
evening, there were several applications for
admissions. This is well, as the company.
through removals and resiroatious, vas
getting almost below the required strength.
There are quite number Of
eligible young men In the city who would
maSe efficient citizen soldiers, but so far the
expense. Of uniform has been a bar to their
joining, the cost being about $50. TIE COM
PAW IS having fund to furnish toe uni-
form, and as a consequence Company X will
take the proud position sue has always held
in the state. No company has done such ef-
ieient service in the state, and had it not
been for it therr would have been a scatter
ing Of state prisoners during the DIRE last
winter. Tue state should furnish the uni
forms for her state militia, aud II proper
methods were taken with the legislature IL
would bs done. Taey give their time, aud
il is VI value.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
Social Gry-fies.

There have been a number Of pleasant
gatherings the past week. On Monday even
ing the Reading club met at Judge Murdoch
and ''Hamiet" vas the theme; "Wednesday
evening was the grand opening Of the E iott
house, very pleasant affair; on Thursday
evening the charity ball. which was a grand
success, aud last evening the polo game at
the roller rink. There were also number
OF private parties, all well attended. For
this week, there will be tonight, at the Music
nall, an entertainment OF the MaennechOr
society; gu Monday evening the Reading
c ub will continue and tinisn the reading Of
Hamlet at Judge MurGOck's resi-
dence, aud Myrtle Fsrns'' viii b, pro-
duced at the Grand Opera house, as we'll
as on Tuesday evening. On Tuesday even
ing the Philnmsthran club have scientific
lecture by Prof. BAier. of Minneapolis; on
FIR day evening, the first OF "a ; .res ~ lee
lures will be gwen ia the Presbyterian church
10y the Rev. Peter Striker on "Marrimony,"
and on SATURDAY evening the members Of
tine MacnnerchOr society give masked ball
at Music hall. There will also be a number
Of private parties this week, so that the week
will be fully occupied.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
Sci r,'ae Lec,~r on -Ihe ss.. !"

The PhilomatAeaa club has secured,
through the kindness II Dr.. Carroll. the SER
vices Of Prof. Leo Bsier, Of Minneapolis W 10
riI give an interesting scientific lecture for
the benefit o. tie club. on Tuesday evening
February 10. 81 the Universslist church. Toe
subject Of the lecture j. The sue, iIs cy-
clones, storms Aaa y4Ening ehasms." II
will be illustrated hy sp,eadiI s;e-eOp.teou
views. throse upon large screen iiIani-
rated By brilliant calcium igsG This will
Be supplemented By views Of famous paint
Jugs. ststusry. SstaedrAis. historic monu-
meuts. etc. An admission Zee % IS eeuts
will be charged, the proceeds devoted 70 de-
fr1ying TIE expenses Of the club. aud pro
cur NJ Appliances for the scientific and art
departments OF the club Tue objects Of this
club are coumeuia5le aud 4 should receive
the encouragement OF al ~hO are Interested
in the higher eui;are Of our Community
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
Int. Inp-ratir- .na,ter.

From the Merchant raveler.
Last week CAREY Seaman, Of the Cinein-
natl Enquiries. went to Hartford City, Ind,
to write up the female evaDgeIis: who is
turning that town upside down. When the
services were well under uay the lady began
TO exhort Charlie, and 1t made him nervous.
Il beg your pardon, madam be said.
politely, I'm not here to be e1borted; I'm
here on business"
'Ah, my dear, dying brother,'' she re-
piled, there is no business so important as
tie Lords"
''Ain't therel'' said Charles, forgetting
himself ..Well, yOu don't know John Nc
Lean
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

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