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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28

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II pounds standard powdered surar for. RAJ
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6.pound package buckwheAt for ... IS
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The Only Route
..,oe solid through trains between
|epT WORTH and GALVESTON
A NEW ROUTE TO

.,o,s and Mor tgomery, via somoryllle, and
W X, yia Temple and Lampasas.
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SIMMER route to New York, via Galveston
and
Mallory Steamship Line.

,orther information address:
las. Clark, " ~. hueK.
|.,eral Passenger Union Iicket Agent,
|igent, Galveston Fort worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28

still ahead. Read the following and make
your orders where YOU can get fresh aud
hrst-class goods at bottom prices,
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STANDARD oMIFonN1A oANNxn coops
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Tea, Imperial, per pound .............. IA
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Fort WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28
rn Ranresenl lln sennnn.

As win be seen by reference to the an
nouncements in this issue of THE GA
zETTE, annother name has been added to
the list Of aldermanic candidates Yield
ing to the solicitation of numerous
friends, Mai. John Adamson has COZ
sented TO make the race for alderman
from the Second ward.
To say that Maj. Adamson would make
an excellent councilman, who would
guard zealously and intelligently the
interests of his constituents and OF the
whole city, is to state a conviction felt by
all who know him. He is young, ardent
and progressive, yet conservatives man
of wide experience, buslness-like and
eminently practical, and would bring to
bear on municipal questions clear, con-
seryative and comprehensive Judgment,
His lot is cast in Fort Worth and his
zeal for its interests Is evidence that he
will ever be found in the front ranks o.
those who are laboring to build up The
city and promote the public good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28

robert II, Nall VIII preach ser
~'nlght, at the Fourth Street Pres
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28
THE WOOL MARKET.
Special TO Tho Gazette.


NEW IoRK, March 2T.--The New York wool
market has shown evidence of weakness for
the past week for most descriptions OF domos
tic dceces The tone has been quite ms unsat-
isfactory rs for s0ple time past A portion of
the stock is said to have received SOM what
grester attention in IN irregular mann6r, aud
buyers OF all classes are very evidently feeling
sure enough In the situation 30 move slowly.
Values are nominal, but generally with evil
dences of weakness, and comparatively low
bids are likely at any moment TO be accepted.
For y woods Sic would In aome cases be nc.
cepted, and 33o Is about all that can fairly be
depended upon for NN, While no posi-
tive reports of any large transactions
are made, there has certain y been something
brewing and there IL reason TO believe that O
liberal block OF stock, probably TeNRs has been
dumped at pretty low figure. The iranaac'
lions made public embraced 5000 pounds
secured Texas as 800; 1000 pounds do, tOa4Se
5000 pounde Eastern oregon, Ice 10 600 pounds
NX Ohio. 10000 pounds y do, 10000 pounds
medium eombln1, 10000 pounds medium fleece
| 10 600 pounds line do, 10000 pounds unwaehct
| Ohio, 10000 pounds domestic nollA, 2700
pounds fan Texas, ~, 900 pounds spring do, 10,
| 600 pounds and 5000 bags secured do 1900
| pounds fine super pulled, 5000 pounds extra do
| 5000 pounds iine combing DO, 1000 pounds blacl
| do 2000 pounds No 2 do.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28
\, ,.sol1gla Ticlxets

4 h,rrage checks % al points In the
q r'ee United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28
TIE HIDE MARKET.
eDecinl 70 the lAEette.

NEW York, March 97-IIldes have been In
moderate de and, and prices are without pos
slhle changes Dry Texas, Ice; dry saltod do,
49, Texas OK and COW, lO010kc.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND bonds.
NEw YORK, March 2i,--Goyernment bonds
duh and steady.
railroad bonds quiet, The closing pricoe
show Irregularities. The sales Tor the week
amounted TO ll,ssA,O0Oi against se955,VVO last
stocks opened strong on more favor
able outlook for an early set
Element OF the strike In the south
west, The fret prices were generally A@k
higher. During the forenoon Lackhwanna,
| Northern Pacific and Oregon Transconlinental
were active with moderate business In western
! Union, Pacific Mail, the Grangere, the anuer-
| btlts and Delaware & Hudson. Pri es further
| advanced, Lackawanna selling TX higher Than
| last evenings close The olher STOCKS rose
| from fractions 10 over ! per cent, lhere
| was moderate dectne after midday on
smaller business, Theexceptions 70 lne GENERA y,
| renRth were Northern Pacific, Texas Pa.
| cifc and Union Pacific. The announcement
| thnt negotiations looking TO the aettieinent OF
| the transcontinenial troubles had been
| broken of had depressing enect upon the
| roads directly Interested. Notwithsiat ding inc
| rnmors Of trouble among Northwestern roads
| C;rancerA were firmly held, and 81. Paul cloeeu
| with n gain OF ~ Northwestern y, and umana
| 81 IL was stated that the Lake shore
directors met yesterday put ia AVE-
dend, neither passing nor ueennihI
m II is generally believed, however, that
the company viii not declare dividend ~
present Tho result OF the weeks 2peIssiyii'
! II n small decline for most Of the active STOCKS
with exceptional losses OF ~ In oregon Ifane
cdnfinenial, 81 In Union Pacific, ~ IN North
err Pacific preferred, q IN Lake shore ~ y
Il Omaha andgit in -. Paul, iEckaw1nna y "
| 81 western Union ~ and few other Stock
small amonnts, The sales for the week Wer'
/ lrOl lisl shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28
Row crook snapped watches

Henry Cain is the name of Young lad
that has worked hard for two months
to save up enough money to buy watch.
His earnings for that time, amounting TO
S85, he Invested 10 very good time-piece.
He was relieved of it in a very uncere-
monious and dishonest way, so he claims,
by Ed Baker, who, If looks count for
anything, is a tough of the first water;
Baker met young Cain and proposed
to swap watches. While the
boy was examining Bakers,
the latter ran off with the lads watch
The one he proposed to trade was q
mere dummer. 1t looked like watch
externally, but an effort to see its In
terror apparatus revealed the fact that II
did not have any Interior, SO to speak--a
barefaced fraud like the fellow who tried
TO palm it of.
Baker was arrested and put in jail yes
terday, but he didn't have the stolen
watch on him, and Cain stands pool
chance of recovering it. Baker stands
chance of goingto Huntsville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
Ross and Admlnlstration Men.

RUsK, TEX, July o. Editor GAZETTE !;
am informed that some Of the Ross men
feel sore over my reporting that
the administration influence was
used in favor OF Gen. Ross
1t Is true that there were but few
Of them at the county convention as dele
gates, but, nevertheless, they were there,
and exerted every influence that they
could in behalf Of Gen. Ross IL Is not
every Ross man that Is an administration
man, but every administration man is a
Ross man. Judge Wilson is not In sym
patty with their land administration, but
he Is Ross man, and, like the colored
troops, is lighting nobly to defeat Swain
The former telegram is literally true, and
can be substantiated by adldayits and the
delegates Of the convention. OWENS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
THE CITY
HOTTER ARRIVALS

AZ tho Beiivue. w o Mfiier, greensboro.
Ala; N Is Carter. shreveport, IL Thomas lief
ner. san saba W % Wheeler. Greenvile, Tex A.;
n dc w Smith, 4 a Z ny; j " Calvert, y ID
Southern, Tex ID sharer, Marshall; w q
Wolf, Dallas.
j NJ Bidman, Whitesboro; ID s Arnold and
wife. seven Waters; VIM Graves, A Ptickot
big Syringe Hunter Craycroft. ~ louie: X NJ
House. Va Dr Joe smith, smith. Dallas
Leon Hart, wife, child en- and nurse, Longview +;
u FCarnes, CITY, John I; uuntsf, Dallas Jnhin
Nj Bullock, Kansas Cl,y; II ~ DcarlnE, naillls, '
boio,J 5 Good calves on John L NohOfa,
CuerO; J ID Siiantr, Her rloitai NJ Irlce, Bowie
w y Austin, W \ Bottle John q fisaers LOUIS
vine, Ky; j I. Potts, y ION q ates y LOUIS
B Leland, Miss; w J. Evans, Dallas y y Ni i.,
ST Louis O y Fvans, New York. q baluwlD'
Paris; Z A Sneed, Fort silli Mod koll, stephen
vile; Rufus BurlCsoa, waco; IL ID wilson,
st louls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
The County Primnrloe.

To-day the Democratic primaries will
be held in Tarrant county at the follow
ing points
Precinct No. / (Flrst ward, Fort
WORTH, St the courthouse.
Precinct No. ? Second ward, Fort
WORTH, at Godwln's hall
Precinct No. Third ward, Fort
WORTH. Boaz school-house.
Precinct No. 90 Fourth ward, Fort
WORTH, Thornton school-house.
Precinct No 4, Eli Mitchelps
Precinct No. 8, p airls Chapel.
Precinct No 6, Arlington,
Precinct No z, johnson Station.
Precinct No. s, Bobo's store
Precinct No. ., paden's store
Precinct No. 10, Grapevine.
Precinct No. IL, Kellar.
Precinct. No. ~, BIrdville.
Precinct No. 10, Dido.
Precinct No. IA, Fowler's store.
Precinct No. 10, White Settlement.
Precinct No. l6, Menanda academy.
Precinct No. IL, Rock Creek school
house.
Precinct No. lS, Oak Grove.
Precinct No. 10, Sublett school-house.
Precinct No. 20, Mansfield.
Precinct No. 81, Handley.
Precinct No. %, Leonard's store.
Precinct No. %, Smithheld.
Precinct No. "a, Montgomery school
house.
Precinct No. %, Forrest Hill,
Precinct No. %, Enon.
Precinct No. 2s, Sycamore school.
house.
This last named precinct has as a vot-
ing precinct been absorbed by others,
but to-day the voters Of the neighhor-
hood are TO hold primary meeting and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
ThursdaY, JuIY 20, 1856.

EXCURSION TRAINS.
Excursion train Will leave Fort Worth at 80
O'Clock m
Excursion train VIII leave Garrett az 10 d. m =,
on arrival Of Houston y Texas Central trains
leaving WaNAhachie at $3.50 a, m arriving at
Midlothian at 10 O'Clock q. m.
Ekcnraion trains returning 70 Fort Wort7 ,
Waxahachie and Garrett after sale.
From Dallas Take regular irain on g., v a
3. +. railway, leaving Dallas at $50 q, m.
From 1alyesOn and other pOiDts-Partiea
from Galveston, BRENNAN ana other polnts on
the Gulf, Colorado a fanta fe railway, will
take the regular train leaving Ca weston
N ednesdAy, July 2sth
Parties from Houston, NAvasota, HeArbe,
COrsicanA and other points on Houston a ToxNs
Central railway, Will take regular train leny-
ing Houston On Wednesday July 2bth, arriving
al garrett az $40 a. M, July z3lh and points
north on Houston a Texas Central railway
take the regular tIan on Jnly 2Sfh, or the early
morn Dg train on July 18Th
Half faro from all Stations on the Cult, Colo
RADIO 4 sAnia he railway. Foit Worth a New
Orleans railway, Houston a Texas Central IA ].
way, which viii DO refunded 70 parties puT.
chasing lots 10 the amount Of 500,
for mape and information address;
~ n W JACKSON
Iand Ag't g.. o.&s. Ryco Galye,lon, fsx.
q o. ALLAN,
Land Age'tF ". "a n. 0 R'y. Fort Worth, Tex
5, W. sYDNOR, Auctioheer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

In the case of State vs. Dan Cullens, on
charge OF theft from person, dismissal
was had, and Cullens was released from
custody,
William Plummer, held on a charge Of
perjury, indictment dismissed.
James Flynn, who had lain in jail dur
ing the past year on charge Of theft, was
released yesterday.
The application of w T.. Cobb for a re-
ceiyer OF the Stone Cattle company's bust
ness, is set for hearing to-day in the dis
trict court, but It is understood that a
continuance win be granted by consent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
SECOND Ward Address.

in accordance with Instructions OF the
Second Ward club, the committee ap-
pointed for the duty present the follow
ing Address
TO the Voters OF the Second Ward:
Desiring the hearty support of every
voter who desires TO act with the Demo-
cratic party and who will support its
nominees at The coming election In No
vember, we would earnestly solicit you
to Join our club and also to be with us in
our ward convention to be held on Satur-
day, the 10th inst. Believing that certain
demsgogues and olllce-seekers in our
midst have taken advantage of the late
labor troubles here to mislead the people
for selfish and sinister motives of their
own, we appeal to you as men and
brethren whose every interest should
unite us to aid us In upholding right and
good government. The Democratic
party stands pledged to the people to
manage the government with economy,
TO enforce the execution of the lawsyand
reduce taxation TO the lowest limit con-
sistent with perfect administration of
the functions of government.
For sixty years following Jefferson's
election, In 1900, the Democratic party
mainly directed our national affairs
During that time the boundaries Of the
republic were enlarged and plenty and
prosperity lowered over the land. No
nation upon the earth ever made more
gigantic strides towards intelligence,
wealth and power. Class bitterness,
monopolles, strikes, boscotts and all
their kindred evils are the growth of an
other administration; the great arm Of
Democracy never sowed such seed. Born
of the people, this great party has from
the hour Of its birth been the champion
of American liberty. The simple fact
that it maintained its organization intact
through six consecutive defeats for the
presidency and then led the people to
victory is conclusive proof that II is a
party OF principles rather than OF men.
And we do not believe that our people
are going TO strike down this great party
and trust to the promises OF the con-
temptible place-seekers who are making
war upon IL.
In conclusion, we sgaln ask you 10 act
with us. Our meetings are held with
open doors; we prescribe no class, and
upon the floor Of our club-room and In
our convention, we shall freely recognize
Jefferson's great principle, Gan men
were created free and equal.n
w. Ii. FIELD,
ii. G. HOLLOWAY,
e. A. CALDWELL,
Ed. +. WARREN,
Il. WALTMAH,
Committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
INDECENT People.

The GAZETTE yesterday presented a
case OF supposed total restitution, Ger
man family near the coal chute being re-
ferred to. The hour of night at which
the information was given Tux GAZETTE
precluded personal Investigation by q
representative Of the paper, and the In
formation obtained was deemed reliable
Yesterday the matter was further looked
into, and In justice to the city physician,
DR.. Mullins, 1t must be stated that the
German family mentioned has been under
his care for several days and are daily
supplied all needed medicine and food
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
ZINC Oomicnlitita.

large number of young men met in
"Dark-Lanternp session at the city hall
last night for the purpose of furtherIng
their secret plans for the celebration next
week. Henry Early was made chairman,
and Henry Hart secretary. Those who
were admitted were put under vow OF
secrecy-for the time being.
On Monday next their final plans will
be completed and it is safe to say that
these enterprising young gentlemen will
add much fun TO the parade.
Any one who desires joining, by being
at the city hall next Monday night may
become a member. The cost to each
member will be 81, and all who come are
expected to bring their dollar with them
to the Monday night meeting. ANY small
boys who wish, will also be taken in.
Keep up with the procession, young men !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
PALESTINE.

Some of he Late strikers Acquitted and
others stin HeId--A Murder trial.
Special to the Ghzette.
PALESTINE, Tx July o. In the county
court this week six Of the late strikers
were acquitted on charges of unlawiully
assembling and rioting, and the county
attorney nolle prosecuted twenty other
cases. The parties acquitted and some
OF the others still have cases to answer
in the district court for killing engines
and delaying locomotives.
The preliminary trial of John Newsom
for killing Hassell is In progress before
Justice Sweeney, and II will perhaps re-
quire three or four days to finish IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
Tnnch,rs fnr Tnnel,n

The teachers of North Texas will leave
points below Denison Sunday morning
next, meeting special train at Denison,
going direct to Kansas City; thence to
Topeka. This will, in addition to being
a great literary gathering, be one also OF
pleasure and extensive travel.
Tickets will be extended so as to allow
parties to make excursions east as well
as west to Denver and San Francisco
and Niagara Falls east.
Tickets can be purchased at home de-
partments. Fort Worth teachers will be
furnished with tickets before taking train
Conductor Il. 7. Wilson, who accompa-
MES the Texas teachers to Topeka, is
now in Fort Worth, and will be at Prof
Hogg's office this morning after 0 O'Clock
to meet parties wishing 10 make this trip.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
Distinguished visitors.

Upon good authority THE GAZETTE
yesterday learned that quite a distln-
guished company Of foreign visitors will
reach Fort Worth on Friday, July lG, and
remain in the city during the grand cele-
bration. The noted party are from far
away japan, and while here will hold q
levee under the auspices of the Broad
way Presbyterian church. tits said that,
en- route TO this city, Cupid has captured
two OF the handsomest Of the party, and
during their visit to Fort Worth Japan
csc wedding Will occur in great style.
The unique sun-hower chorus will be
sung by the foreigners, and Is something
superb in its way.
Among those who will be present are
the Misses Yum-Yum, Pitt Sing, Peep
30 and Katlsha; Messrs. Nanki-Poo, Ko-
Ko, Pish-Tush and Pooh-Bah. Many
others will be In the train OF the welcome
japanese.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

Early yesterday morning the saloon Of
Henry Brandenberg ON Main, near Sew
enth street, was entered by John Bosch
and gold chain valued at $50 and about
$50 in cash taken,
Bosch claims to be cook and re-
Gently from Little Rock, Ark; he had
been hanging about the saloon for seye-
raj days, and when the theft was discov-
cred he was at once suspicloued. Late
yesterday evening Officer Scott caught
Bosch and placed him in the calaboose.
He acknowledged to the officer that he
had committed the burglary, having en-
tered the house by a window.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
sale of Town Lott.

Attention Is called to the advertisement
In to-daY's issue OF sale Of lots at Midlo-
THAN, junction Of the Fort Worth & New
Orleans and Gulf, Colorado 6 Santa Re
railways, The recent construction Of the
Ft w. s. N. o. R'y through this prosper
GUS town insures its rapid growth. The
railroad companies OFFER special induce
ments and an pportuuity for days ex-
cursion and rest, OF which our citizens
should avail themselves and see the
country over our new railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
No Tears Shed for Them.

NEW YORK, July 9-The bodies Of Max
Weiner, the murderer and suicide, and Of
his victim, his fourteen-year-old boy,
were removed from the undertaker's TO-
day and inferred in New York Bay GENE
terry. No services we're held and none of
the relatives or friends Of the deceased
were present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
4 Welt 10 me fsinIly yesterday showed

4 vlsit 70 the fsnily yesterday showed
them to Ne well supplied.
The G.zErrk finds a r. ady disposition
OF The part Of the city physician, City
Marshal Rea and Mayor BrOiles 10
promptly relieve all distress Which Is
brought 60 their notice and IS properly
within the city's scope. Citizens who
become cognlzant Of any cases Of desti-
tuition should at once report the matter
to the city authorities and immediate at
tentlon will be given them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
Bullding Asaoolntlon Progress.

At the meeting Of the Citizens Building
and Loan association held last Wednes-
day night, the following excellent show
ing of company's affairs was made.
FORT WORTH, TEX, July Z, 1886.
To the President and Board Of Directors
Citizens Building and Loan Association;
GENTLEMEN We, your committee,
appointed to examine the books of the
association beg leave TO make the follow
ing report;
The accounts OF the secretary and treas
urer agree in every particular.
Appended Is q statement of the affairs
Of the association for the first year, end
ing June 2l, 1886, viz;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

A white woman named Gertie Willlamf,
living at the corner OF Throckmorton and
Fifteenth streets, about shutdown yester-
day took five grains of morphine, which
she purchased at +. NJ. Wells downtown
drugstore. She was discovered in time
to have her life saved by DR.. Brown, and
explained her rash act as having occurred
ibecause some one made her mad" Al
10 O'Clock she was out of danger and
walking about,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
Four,h word Commlttoe, Attention.

The committee appointed by the Fourth
Ward club at their meeting last night to
confer with the other Democratic clubs
of Fort Worth regarding street parade
of the Democracy at an early date, Will
meet at city hall to-day at 10 o'clock
sharp. The following compose the CONF
mittee: G.. H. Martin, p. j. Bowdry,
James S. Davis, Gus Rintleman, o. M.
Kern