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le piliaoe OiSatiioc. LII
1871, Tllden s'opposa energique-
ment a la nomination DIES candidats
de Tammany 4 la legislature, ct en-
1872, il accepta un siege Il lassem-
blee pour traveller et1icacement Il
devoiler la corruption ct Il briser la
coalition des cOncussiOnnaireS. &c
fut lui qui, par I'M travail acharne,
ct au prix de sacrifices personne!s
considerables de temps ct d'argent,
rtunit les clements sur lesquels flu
rent bases l'accusatiOn ct lie process
qui ont about a la condemnation
finale de Tweed ct de e completes.
Vers la meme epOque anssi, il
contribua Il fonder rAssociation du
barreau de New-IOrk, ct il prit Il
part active Il %r6puration de la ma
~gistrature, d'on furent 6vinces, Ell
grande partie grace a son influen.
ce, les JUICES prevaricateurs BeI>
nard, Mac Gum ct CardozO. Entin,
Ell 1874, elu gonverneur de rEtat
contre lie general Dix, il s'attacha
DIES son entree Ell fonction d detrul'
re lie ring DIES canauX, qui depuis DIES
annees dilapidait impunement les
finances de TEtat avec nOn moinS
d'audace que Tweed exploitait IN
fortune de Ia Vile. II Y reusslt 4
force de volonte malgct DIES diff
cultGs pressure insurmontables, ct
s'acquit ainsi un nouveau tire d la
reconnaissance publique.
IhistOire de la candidature de
VI. Tildcn 4 la presidence DIES Etats
Unis est encore pr6srnte 4 tOuS les
esprits. C'est lie premier president
reellement 6lu a la magistrature su-
pr6me de la Rapublique don't l'elec-
ton ait etc invaliaGe. Par II ma
nipulation frauduleuSe DIES relieves
de votes, la decision entire NJ. Til.
den ct son concurrent republican,.
NJ. Hayes, a etc renyoyee contre
toute loi ct contre tout drOit a une
commission electorate qui, focme
de parti pris ct obeissant Il un
mot d'orlre, s'est pronoDcee pour
VI. Hayes. La conscience publique
a bient6t fait Justice de Get outrage
4 la Constitution, ct Ell 1880 NJ.
/ Tilden a etc de nOnyeau. par un
elan national, propose CONNIE can.
didat Ell manlere de rGparation.
Mails fatigue ct h6chissant Jus lie
poids DIES annees. il s'est refuse q
cette demonstration, ct s'est con-
tente de Fhonneur den avoir etc
robjet. Depuis il s'est renfermG
dams la vie privee, o toutefois
sans cOntinuer d rendre de grands
services i la democratic ct au pays
par sa sagesse ct 0 experience.
Dams cette derniere periodic de
sa vie NJ. Tilden, respecte de tOus
les parts, ma pas cesse de suivre
attentiyement dams sd retraite dc
Greystone tous les movements dc
la politiqne, incessamment consult(
par les hommes les plus hauts pla
ces dams les affaircs publiques, ct
eXercant une influence considera
BILE sur les 6%venements, malgrG so1
grand age ct les infirmites physi
Ques don't il etait accable. Sa hau
tie intelligence a gardG jusqu'auS
derniers .jours toute son ampleur et
sa lucilite. II est mort en- pleint
possession de ses grandes faculties
ct sd perte laissera un vide qui ne
sera pas facilement combl6.
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RIOGRAPHIE DE NJ. TILDEN.

VI. Samuel J. Tilden est mort
pressure subitement. 4 sa residence
de Greystone, sur rHudson. Blen
Que sa constitution physique tut
Drofondement ebranlfe ct sa cOndl-
ton pr6caire depuis longtemps, on
he prevoyait pas sa fin prochaine,
ct il V await moins de deuN iours
que s'6taient montres les premiers
symphonies Dun affaiblissement cri'
tique ~lorsqu'il a succombf.
Ne en- 1914 a New-Lebanon, dams
rEtat de New-York, ct eleve dams
retude du droit, il await 4 peine
dix-huit ans lorsque r6lection de
Jackson a la precedence ct de Van
Buren, a la vice-presidence tut Poe
casion dune coalition dOn deppn-
DAFT lie success on la d6faite DIES de-
mocrates. II ecrivit q ce sujet me
sorte de manifesto qui fut public
dams TAryus d'Albany, ct qui RIVE
lait une telle puissance de poiHmi-
que associGe & une telle maturite de
vues, qu'on rattribua 4 Van Barren
lui.mtme. Cette publication produi-
sit une veritable sensation, ct lie
success qu'elle obtint contribua beau
coup a diriger resprit du jeune Til
den vers la politique, sans pourtant
le jeter dams la lutte DIES parts. II
pOursuivit Ses etudeS avec une eX-
IRENE energie. Admis All barreau.
il exerca ave success tont Ell cola
borant au journal lie Daily Neus de
New.York, don't il fat Pun DIES fon-
dateurs en- 1874.
L'annee suivante. 1915, il fut elu,
sans FAVOR recherche, membre de
la legislature de retat de New. York.
III sc rctira apres une session ct rem
ira All barreau, on il Sc fit par G
talents une position exceptionnelle;
ce ne fut QUEEN 1868. alors que NJ.
Horatio Seymour etait candidat a
la presidence, quill reparnt sur Ia
scene politique en- qualit6 de pr6si
dent du comite d~Gmocratioue de
lEtat.
Sa ligne 6tait DIES lOrs definitive-
ment trace. C'est de cette epoque
que date la revelation de son habi-
lete sans egale dams la tactique des
parts. II await la connaissance DIES
hommes ct Part de les grouper pour
en- former DIES forces actives ct dis
ciplinees. C'6talt l'epoque OIL gran
dlssalt lie pouvoir de Tweed, ct
Tilden commence contre lui dams lie
sein de Tammany Hall une lutte
sourde qul lie rendit suspect au
ring. En- 1869, les conjures essa.
yerent de Fevincer de la presidence
du comite d'Etat sans Y reussir, ct
fannee suivante, quand la fameuse
charte municipale fut presentee
rassemblee, il rompit ouvertemen,
ayec eux, ct Sc rendit a Albany
pour combattre l'adoption de la loi
qui fut votee neanmoins. Alor:
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ATELIEK ~TyPOGRAPHIQUE
Rotary JOB PRESS.

Ayapt tout lc mat6riel n6ceSsaire. nous son-
mes a meme d'executer tour les onvra"es W
po"raphiques qui nous ser"nt coi'hts Les
brets d'ayocat. carries d'atfailes. enteteS ae
faotnros tickets lhabitatinn. bIancs. circu-
laires. etc. seront imprimcs dams lie plus bret
d6lai ct a DIES prix modertS.
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Remede contre Ia dyssenterie.

Guerison radicale ct garantle.
References nombreuSeS. Adressez
d Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. j.
T6lemauue BadeauX, Lafourche.
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in carre de lOlignes: lere insertion ~ ~
:. Dua Is
I" :. Insertion add. 50
Tonte annonce indignant la profession
avec radresst ct n'exc6dant pas quatre
lignes. par an. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - W
Announces de candidats, davanee -. ~ ~
Necrolorie. par ligne III
Tonte announce commercials publiee a Tan
nee sera ins6rGe an taux tie 80 cents par p"u-
ce pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour
les insertions suh>eqnrntes.
Toute annonce don't lie nomhre dinser'ions
nest pas specific sera inserte jnsHna neuvei
ordre au taux Ordinaire.
m. II n r, ,nl. y ADIJInEE.
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quand III soft les taIuineralt. Ce
droit a etc generalement affirme
sans bruit. ct sans autre effusion
que celui du liluide que ron vo'l-
lait prohiber.
Dams la Pennsylvania, il y y Ell
de vilaines %rancuneS allumees par
ces CONVERSATIONS locales. \ st.
Clair, on Il fat sauter II fglise 4
Ia dynamite parce que la Societe de
Ia Loi ct tie rOrdre i qui ellie appar
tenant await fait punir TN vieil!ard
qui await viol6 la defense de boire.
ct lie malheureux etait mort dies
suites de sa punition.
A MillerStown, dams lie comtt
Butler, rediteur Rattigan, ayan1
fait DIES commentaries d6plaiSant'
sur rUnion de Temperance Chre
tienne DIES FemmeS ct u ceux gu
travaillent avec elles. Il etc abori'
4 Ia porte Ge son bureau par UNI
uuinzaine de femmeS armees de ba
dimes qui Font fonettc sans qui
O1flit de resistance.
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LUNETTES La reputation DIES
lunettes de Hawkes. obtenue dams
les Etats-UniS est I'M fait tOut-a-
fait merveilleuX. Files Sont cOnnueS
depuis r.Atlantiqu" .iuSqu'au Paci,
tique ct lcur reputation est basGe
sur lenr reel mtritc. Les temoigna-
ces Ies hommcs les plus tminents
du pays qui ont en- leur Il anne
liOrte par lrur usage peuEcnt etre
ponn6s. En- ventc i la Pharmacie
ThibOleauX.
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ACHIEVEMENT
NNNONCES.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
nEvIvAL wo,K

For thC last three weeks there have
been reviyuls IN and around I.eaypnworth
and great inroa,ls have been nude IN ihp
ranks of Satan A revival has lust ended
az klrkapoo. which was under ihc dircc.
ton of tho Rev MI HotchkiSs. Eight
converts were baptized Ia Plum creek
Thursday oil OF them prominent persons
Ia community ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing has come TO close at Fairmoni,
where some fifteen converts have been
made. and scvcrnl were baptized through
holes cut IN the lee IN the city REVEALS
are now progressing ut HE Baptist and
Ghristlan churches, aud many sinners are
being converted, the number Of converts
up TO date including q Prcsbytcrlnns, IL
McthodIsls, 10 Bupllsts, 6 Congregation.
alisis, United Prcsbyterians, .
Christians, Lutbcrans, and Is others
In addition TO these there IRE lwcmiy-one
converts who have come Ia within day
or so past and eight applicants Al The
Baptist church Rev Anderson Is assisted
by Rev b. Tut OF Liberty, Mo, aud at
The Christian church DR.. Collins is assist
lng the pastor, Rev. white Glo5e-Dcm.
Opfut
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

The next general convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal church In the United
States IL TO be held in Chicago In Octo-
her, 1886. The convention, which meets
trienninlly, will be- composed of -four
clcrgymen and -four laymen from each
diocese In the United States, making IN
MI 502 delegates.
Archdcncon Earrar, 40 a recent recrp-
,ion Given him at Exeter hall, said he
md INJURED into the working of tho
Maine law and found That II worked snt-
lsiactorlly
Thc.misslon of The Greek church az San
Francisco receives annually S81,OOO IRON
Inc treasury OF the "holy synod ~ ~
Petersburg, Russia.
Mr. Joseph Cook bcgnn his Boston
Monday lcctureshp February !. lie has
selected lhr following for his central
tonic: what Saves MN, aud WHY
on the 18Th inst the sixth annual scs-
sion of tho Texas Free Methodist rl'llfh
convened ut CorSicnna
Preparatory union prayer meetings lor
Moody and Sankey's coming TO san An
tonic hive been held with increasing ln'
leresl at each meeting
Rev. Harry May, a converted jew las
! hecou,e Christian evangelist, ana ms
been preachiue in jefferson, Tex ms
| former home.
Roy. Peter Akcrs died recently az Jaok-
sonyillc. M. lie was the oldest Melhou'
I'M nreacher IN The United States am per
Hans In The world, being nlnely-SlA years
of age
There II only one fin''a'9,ht III, -
missionary society IN France, II Wli''' -,
Evangelical Christians, lt'oilheu, ' ~.
theran aud Free, unite lls llllssl', ,s't,,,
found among the Basntos OF Sout, 1870. n,I vi
with 1000 converts on ti' n,'n ~
M, africa; AT ST. Louis aud ONE
,Isres m Senegal, West Aries, ana j
cnntrltnlied during the past year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

tend them with pleasure Il they were
voluntary, feel that this pleasure Il
tainted ~ The consideration that thcy are
MOI irce,. Even those pcrnons who look
on prayers With a certain favor feel Thar
70 make ihcm compulsory Is wrong; that
theFe IS nothing In public prayers so
natural and 50 necessary that IL should
pe students dnty 20 attend them. No
one thinks OF ASSIGNING as reason foI
making attendance at prayers compulsory
ihe only reason HAT would have had auy
weight With those who established ihce.,
prayers in the beginning namely, Inn,
public prayers IS tie only sccmly way foi.
student to begin his day. and that IA
trying to cyadc u n man tries TO oradc hls
duty 10 God aud to himself
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
LADY RryiyAL,sr.

CENtRArA, Mo, Feb II, This place
Is enjoying quite Il religious sensation
Mrs Wccms, Il lady preacher, has for u
week past been holding forth In the Holt
ness church before crowded congrcgu.
lions Her Sermon are able aud yigor-
Gus and her arguments TO The point.
She Is creuling quite sensation, anti
doing somc good In the way OF awaken
ing some OF The hardened sinners who
have for years held ont against The plead.
ings OF male preachers, She will cou-
llnuc throughout the week Globe.
DNmuCrnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
pnEsnyrnny IN BERMUDA.

Prcsbyterianlsm has Il very ancrn, his.
tory in Bermuda II was introduced into
the Islands in 1912 10y George Keith, n
Scolchmun, before they became on Ell.
gllsh colony, and when they were ruled
'by u company OF adycnturers from Vir-
-pinio Many changes have taken place in
This long interval. Protestant Episcopa-
cy has, of course, had the advantage, but
Prcsbytorians have held their own, and
at the present day there are Two Presby-
terrain churches, rs against four Angel.
can, one Wesleyan and one Roman Cath
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
.cAruoIlcIsM IN AusrnALAsiA.

|nnmuRE, Mn, Feb. I-ArchblShop
~ has received u circular letter
ne atchbishops and bishops OF Aus
wv Row holding their FIRST plennry
teL extending congratulations 10 the
hH ~ the United States upon the pro-
made In the lace OF dcep-sealed
|gi@- against mn anii-Cutholic tiadi-
literature, against systems 81 edll-
= end against governments, which
''~hoslllc give hui little encourage
|AnlAe spread OF ourholy faith.h The
|a ADDS "a full century hns not
Hipsed since IT. first bishop, Or.
9eH was commissioned by The holy
Y AXE charge of the infant church OF
va In this very year we cele-
n w seml-centenarS Of the FIRST ,u'
9 vicar apostolic on our shores,
y bede paulding. in 1885 You will
XIV % learn that our plonary council,
" lapOrs Of which we are now en-
w, request tho holy see TO enrich ouT
"o WIN three new metropolitan sees
~ new suifragan sees, With four ad.
wv bishops, some yicnrs-apostolic
W nauve races and with y national
syNy which will bo the means OF dc
tug The manifest vocalions of on
s youth, The cardinal archbishop
p,@nrilor OF u metropolitan SEQ
N . bishops one ylcar.apostolir, viii
we 81 our clergy, constitute on
ahonal synodu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
|l,IOUS GLEANINGS.
mt Are asltailns the
~ al on Moral and intel
',.,uaI Advancement
....,nis Harvard NJ Prayer
~ ~. aa,i.chrisiien isssivnis
n 4 u,,siop. Sote-, htc'
eurncn Norrcns.

4 ..HNI
p' - t.,t. ana Annie
IAN, corner " 'Vns w" """'
.,aag school ~ y ~ U y. r,.,.,,
VIM SUNDAY s,h'U, rio upbiic
A. 20. aud ~ w. NV f""'N
=
.yei,cal, 81 johns church.
III t,arslhoun streets. rev. ~. -
l.e Naseaohing 1T 10 30 A. ms SUM
,,'' rn
~ Presbyterian church corner Of
,lita =, stfeois. Rev u. VI. Iinnon
~ lhlts ngutl II o clock n. ~ ana ~
fI.lenale"no nj n 1904. ~.
atiH ''"y cburch. Jones street,
pTesby'swinisN p' ii, Moore pastor.
Ford, hs, n,' ard Z so nm. sun
ftil. A. M, PROT ). W spatklin,
w ~, stfangorA are made welcome
if'aaa' ~ rourih Street Methodist
ltfylce ~ tuhnatb sunday .achool ut
n siafcn, Il unlikely, eupcrlntendent.
etetKv - md 4 10 y. IN. by Rev.
n IS u ~ Nv frnsi nj . 10 ~. IA.
slOsAlpn' ~
,yi, - h,.,t, corno,
4 worth prcsn ytotla" P IN, sc ,vine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
A GnowING BODY

The Young Mems Christian association
has become an immense institution Ac-
cording to Il report at the twenty-ilrst an
nycrsary 81 the Philadelphia branch,
there are in this counlr. more than 800
associations, with 10000 members, and
property worth $4,000 $4,000 was
collected Tor their current work and
$500 received in bequcsls aud sub
scriptiOnS Tor buildings
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

nr NIL Hinsdale, Kenawee, lii NJ
,sos ~ ~ a remarkable cure OF consunlp
. ,,e IL saws az neighbours WE wa,
s,Va IA with Violent lung disease, anu
a.,no@,n beyond help from quick CON
pIvnogne II last resort the family was
snl ll,ff,adni ~ try DR. wM, HALLS BAL
l. w I'M ruE LUNGS. 10 the aston,
lshInent Of all, by the time SUI ',au IN
one hali dozen bottles she wa svou por IN ~
house doing her own wofe, r'e could
her worst, and had no iaea S"'
rnrnyern
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
A coNNrnrnn sANA0r.

"Yellow Hawk" ton years ago a
painted savage, Is now the pastor OF a
Congregational church in Dakota living
on his own farm of 100 acres, under
fence, well stocked, aud In good culiya-
ton with garden and ilower-beds' ms
comfortable house aud furniture being
as civilized as those OF most white set
Hers on the frontier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
armr rvANarLroAL HAND

Tho evangelical hand" said Joseph
Cook last week, "has these five lingcrs--
Cougrcgationallsls, Baptist, Methodisis,
Prcsbylcriaus, Episcopallans We think
in one way on fundamental questions OF
thcolog, Let MS maintain evangelical
unity Lclu- have no war between these
fingers They all close toward one palm;
aud God grant that they uuy clasp lhc
world, and do so in unity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

closing al tosc, AeAi Ussose closing 4,
ip' d May tS%r
PROVISIONS ere.
Coner--A tkAta hlQhsr and fatrlY nrilyc
salye % 80 pags March sdioue ~ ,ryf n io&
"a MAJ 80 ~
sugar-Quici rcencd doll etaadascd
o iuc.
Molasses- al, and tacdcraitly active
tofce-i slo dlm fair in4plr4
TailoN -rtcndS.
1upentine--Uu n 4Nttt
rofk-pun
yrt mcats- Finn
ierd-fairly actses spUtf ~ SOL March
s6as ApihN sascal May " tfSt n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

" taellc (congregatlonaD does not
8SW o HE recommendation Of the
aauChlnesc convention, Ia san
"A v boycott those who employ or
N, wv TIC Chinese II says "Pcople
Ffopeily refrain from employing
~. XXX ! they see 1T; but TO annoy, per-
Ky anu punish those who may Wish
flVs lhem Is another matter, the
,sN Of which is not very clear. u
a n ,aongh that 10 undertake to IN
Nv hNlghbors Tor their conscientious
ga principles OF conduct Is a Kind
iNl Persecution. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
ATrkNpANoi1 nN rnANrns.

Asnt Of tho students al Harvard
70 have compulsory prayers ahol-
i, s'tll being wagrd. The q Il
\ w Drawn up petition 70 the
ss,., and oSorseers asking that at
" morning prayers bc made
and that some form OF service
y ~ lhli now In use he substituted
t,o, pfrsfnt form, Tho petitioners
~ omission Of all heterogeneous
vs., ~" " FV'uu'4'5 P'"' Y
,s', saese who themselves attend
WA pleasure, or who would ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
NOVEL rLAN.

\ palm Berry, q Baptist, and de
4 ,,aeyep In baptism by "lmmersi0n,"
a he contends, this particular
i ~. ordained by Christ and piTc.
4 4, iohn the Baptist and the apps.
A 4. edoptcd a somewhat novel plan
A Y. IA world around 10 his way OF
hr lie has agrecd to pay The sum
NIX Il The Presbyterian board oi
4 y missions on the following ques-
4 /, anyone can prove FROM tho New
Fsntnt THAT sprinkliug was II mode OF
M sanctloned aud prdctlcod by
md bis apostles; or
4 anyone prefers Ia prove from The
Ie.ameDt the christening OF IN
he same will be paid when the
l.glgen
\ iacaso no one Is able or willing to
M above, then nysclistnud ready
saIng to prove from the New Tcstu-
bal Baptism, q, ordained by Christ
pnrccd by John the Baptist aud
k,cilts, was by immersion, with he
4 \. of subjects; or, IN cuNc of lall-
4 nFg 800 as stated
challenge, OF course, Is directed
PARTICULARLY to the Ercsbytcriaus,
M to profit by the discuss lon OF the
ano raised, but any OF the dcnomlna.
are athbcrty To- take part In The
Ewtrsy, without however, "thc hope
lurd or the fear of punishment"
analy ihe columns OF The religious
II be hcIng commanded The Chris
iRgl.tcr, for instance. has taken the
FAt UP, but instead of dis
sg the question at Issue, 1t NOR
|aoah ne method OF Mr. Berry, which
,9gn0nly adopted il says, would re-
ahRl2e things. al the method eau
'imllell 10 lmmersion,n II continues
lnsno reason why 1t could not b,
IN 10 eternal punishment, to the
'sneit, TO the i've points of Calvin
q questions concerning forms oi
IehgMernmcut, to- lilurgies and rlt
anl everything else that is capable
sbg disputed. Butt II concludes
ilirpcl attention and stimulate inyco
llen The wager should be large, nnt
|iduotbe too frequently conceded I,
Teh missions. The sum OF 500
|fdhy our Baptist brother, seem
aously small when compared Wiz
aoincntous weight ol the question
NJ lfsl00,000 had been offered L
yRsbyterlan board the magnitude o
sn would have borne some relation
y magnitude OF the question"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

~,v Yunx, Feb. E.--Fioaf- llaN
vhset.-tsulis options Qpcnel heetl' ,as ,t
4, .,.,,,. .ironret ard closed sleadf no ltN
isrsH h 3 sl q. rloAinE 90 =. Nprt ~
ss.esf'e' closlng az g5Hci May ~ s'tsae, 'iot'D
~ o,,er spBt 1Dz 20 }r febIparf
se ciosiug IL 5oac. MAfci tstF% ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

NEW onLEANs. IA, Fob, 2i.--Cctlon -spot
closed dull
rAirs 9Bu0,
low ordinary. lGe ordinary, q ! l6c,
good ordinary, 3 lbc, low ulddhng, II lVc
middling g lHC good middllng Noi midhling
tar, Nsc, fair, llc
FnturCs opened ntrndNs fuleu Hilni rtortu
.troay nj a 10 DOinta higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

..,,. yon, F.n. n. Charles bolsnu'
who murdered BIZ we ~. az To,nGs
Yesterday cut bis throat III 'io 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Visible supply cotton In The world on SNiut
dov February ~, according ~ the Sow A"fh
Chronicle, II ~ follows o ,e. ,n7
Total supply To day. a'ptp'tus
same day last year -,,,9i11
difference, increase l''''"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

~. windows EOothing syrup snVpl =,
90. y used Tor children teethlng =
soot6es the child, soitens ,no ApI u the
avs ali pain, cares Wind eone es' n ~ 4
nest remedy for diafrhea' 4
bottle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Ch,usgo.

PRODUCES
ninCAgu. fchs .i--f louf.- ndNat gef
Wheat irttunted within range OF ',r. ana
closed 70 lover thDn YESTERDAY fftruaFt ami
March i. a1i al clo-cd ~ ~ Muy IS Hsl llr
closed silic innc - asN'ic closcd ~ lcc'
tOfn--tgAdl cnAh 80 81 fsct FfArNary
q y loc Marcii Nfc; MAY SOL $50 cioscd
10 .ivs,
rRnvIaiGSs
FORK Moderator active fulnu iiriuep, hut
closing ~ Yesterday ilaprrs cash $40 ~ Pet.
rnorf aud MnrOh closet SO iuai0 sgi MAJ
cluecd SO sjsfiO ST..
Isrd--S,cady cAeh, February and N,Nrrh
- p1d5 N ~, MAY eineeu NJ Os
noNed Menis--stcady dry salttd shoulders
s. a5et ~. short ribs q to ehoft oleNf " ~
q 10
fivT srDNN.
The brlNrrr y urnHl reports
Catllc-Roeeirte 1900, shipments SEQ mar
kct steady hnt very slow chipping etecfs. $50
- 1900 pounds, s. poRl 90 stoehcre aud fecdcrA.
~ VDdt ~, COWS, bulls aud mtxfd 81 so9lOo
bulk 50 n0f8 no thforrh 'rcyaa raltir Al AOtS
4 40
IIege Receipts l1ooo; slow MA 10 lower a,
sheep. Receipts ri0o shipmoats 1000. market
strong natives " a0aa TO- rONAna S9toRi 49,
lambs ~ e0so 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

eAtyrsros, TEX. Fch q Cotton Spot
closed weak
Groae receipts, llld bales
sales, 20 bales.
Exports, +--.
stock, g,72s bales ,, 80.
low middling, 10 l6ci middling' e hos s""p
mid,Iiing, 9c mlddling fair asc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
LANerpooI.

IlyEnpodt, Fob. eT.--Cotton-~Spol closed
nnt ,,nrt of confidence iBd lowGr
ordinary, 3 ~ i6d; good ordinary, va IVY
middinr, 4 d ND; ml1ding uplnuds' liilbd :
tniddling Orleans go, o, ,.,.
Total sales, COCO, American. 1909 Imports