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We offer this week some extraordinary Bargains In
Lamps and as W. cannot replace them to sell these
figures we would advise every one In need Of Lamp
70 secure one OF them before they are ell gone.
beautiful Lamp. decorated Base, large Hinge
Burner, SIC.
A fine Lamp. Blue. Pink or Brass Base patent
Argand Burner. Finch shade, 90c
Also o few with BRONZE Base at 81 25.
Bronze Antique Base Lamps Argand Burner Globe
Shade at 81 rs
Fine decorated Lamp, shade decorated to match
base, Argand Burner, q handsome lamp. 81 9S
easO have just opened q beautiful line OF ANTIQUE
Bronze Pitchers from 81 0S pair upwardA For q
mantel ornament they are unsurpassed.
Antique Brass Mirrors standing. $249.
Round Brass Hand Painted PLAQUES i'm Iandscapes
and Figures. at 10, 10 and 00c.
Brass Plaque EASels rom 10c I'M.
Large assortment Of Brass Bronze Inkstands I'm
beautiful designs rom 25c. up to ~. 40
20c.
Brass Ash Receivers. In numerous patterns 25c
Our Brass Bird Cages deserve your favorable atten.
ton We offer them at Soc. $l.40. 81 90. So 40 aud
S206. They are large. good and cheap
brass Palette inaid stOnesl " hsk holder with
SILK Plush Covered Whisk 81. rs
We would also call your attention to our lovely
Hand Painted Mache Crumo Sets Mt 99c.. $l.49 and
Our new stock is now constantly coming in. and a
visit TO us will repay you
N. sILvERBERG q Co.
oc26 8l2 9Th st. and BIB 9Th It
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/ CANE ON THE
RECOMMENDATION OF FRIEND.
Is the exclamation of many people that come to
OAK HALL
The first time What does this denote, It satisfies ma
That our fixed rule to sell clothing of high grade
ohy and at prices SO per under Others the
approval of Washingtons people.
The following are few of latest bargains received
good % , strSng overcoat at s.. worth $50.
fine M0ntagnac Chinchilia Overcoat, made mn
equal 70 the best merchant talors work. x25 us-
all, y tni line Of light aud heavy weight Overcoats be-
tween Inose prices. all good bargains.
Sy, 20 consisting OF sack. Cutaway and Prince
lowest prices ever seem in ossr ana
FOR BOYS TO 1a
Good Goo d. Suits a.:s at s2; 75. worth 81
Best Corduroy Suits ct 81. seireIsewhere at IA
IA splendid line Of fne Cashmere. Tricot. wide Vale
ovefcoats from 500 to Sio - Best ofbarvaina
FOR BOYS IA To1s YEARS
Coed a9.oH Suits sat- Ct $3.50, worth e.
full line OF fine CasSinaere CorEscrew Trcot and
Chevio. suits rsciass style at prices not to
ns r oat g s asSss sxpen's~
..s Of line tSs Men y:u.aa Boys and
Our motto: No trouble 70 show goods -.
OAK HALL
oc22 CORNER 10TH AND sTREnN
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opened which illustraes thss the people soon
nnd out where the best good e 70 be had ior the
least money. You should examine stock OF WIDE
and F1ne-Wale DtAg0pab. Thee are the leaders now.
Uorksctews are SILL hvorltex however, end our
In Cnevs0ts. c>sosmero4 OvorcoAtineB aud Trousef-
tnes our STOCK y oomploeA See our 06.6O Pants %
xA11AN . BENNETT,
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031 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD. ELZEMoNA, WONDERFUL GIFTED
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Every hidden mystery revealed. Kinds lost buried
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sickness. Satisfaction or pay. 9to9. Open sun
DAY. Al 9TH ST., bet. ID and r. sts NV. II"
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with the most satisfactory results 26 years of
cessful practice has gained Them the reputation of
being Americas best operators Mrs. Dr. Senmes
Sives and Lubrcating Lotions give instant relief
swole n or nfamed ieet. joints 1922 st. ID
cessibe from al parts of the CITY, All pas ths
door. oc:,,pz3t
FINHE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE, BOB
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OF gymnastics for ladies aud girls Call send
circulars. PROF. NlSoEN. oc2-Sm
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Al MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIRoPoDIsE
kOoMs AND u VERNON ROW,
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OF being America test operators Office 1922 a.
W. For son and hard corns niiamed and JOINTS,
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SERvTCEABLE Observation-Disclosures FOR
wINTER-OYSTERS IN DIFFERENT STYLES
PUMPKIN PIES-NICE GRAHAM PUFFS-ITA1-
IAN CREAM-HGW TO DARN STOCKINGS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Miss ROSA fotso HIS GERMAN. FRENCH
M and English school and kiudergArte, reo,.us
OCTOBER T. Third year. Circulars Al l224 isth -
NV. Private lessoes sel-2ms
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THE SIEGE OF STRASBURG.
carried this problem TO Europe with me in
%, 10 that continent which, as your circular so
aptly quotes, IAN agile person may easily walk
over on ouIstretched palms" You may well
believe my problem did not diminish. In the
Ranks Of the International Red Cross entered
the city of Strasourg at its surrender Here
were all the conditions of great national ca
laInlty-iamlne, exposure, nre, sword, terror,
anu tae Iace Oh tine ioe, u throwD-down ciry
capituIiIiug from hunger, its abie-bodied men
ali in the cUnscripted rs.nks OF the French army
or in the prIsoaIs oil Germany. Forty thousand
persons, Olu men, women auu children, without
hoUes many naked To tue waist, the hospitals
Iul Oh woundeu woinen and cuIdreu, no food
there were, not a DAYS work To be Obtained.
Two soup houses were opened AT noon each
Gay and the starving multitudes swarmed like
SWINE 10 the trodgns. IL l. moi the work OF this
evening 10 tel you hoW this demon OF want
was attaeked; its nordes overcome. Day and
night the contest between want and It's eXter-
n.iii'iiOh went or, increased and embIttered
- -, ~ t.1e asPeiities oil v.inqulshed peo-
PIE ana tiie difference OF Races. Neither ann to
va tHe iii''S'.ssuiInoGs generosity OF great
eouf4SiAhs hatiOn. name this only u gale
way 10 e.l cut u The appreciation Ga a par; OF
nS PrOoei anu my nrSl attempt al a prac ticiii
soA1sAoiI. Aaa entered That Guy with the Ger
man army. watch soon .,puea>ed Tie l,un.er-
out the city must be clad as we'll Ii was No
~. 81, Al d' e.Iiiahy sent clothing; but there
vas not = DAY work. Hundreds OF stron,
women, with itinIsies of eignt Ia Twelve chi.
SeH, o.sSInS DAY oy day. W hat would this
80 to' hau learned my lesson took the
coaIdse ana the course To address line
sao"n Oh Germany. through It's daughier
.nc ofahd Dues4ess Louise of Baden I..Iiin.
the st.te OF things, reminding them That tha.s.
people We're now their people and wer,s 10 70.
-, a. ineS were mol negsars as French,
they ala not ish them To become so as go
mans put that the course thai WAS novr he,o
poIsaSo, IL Continued through the winiaS
ali tneir g,,' ois 40 the city more harm thal.
a.. s4eii guns iia,d done. And Suggested I'll,
II the soou people OF Germany coIIo 70 -.
guessed 10 SCI no more readymsda us re-
IA, MI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

I2gsc; halves p, qlarters stick candy 9@
loAc; fancy l0@lsci rope Y Dasls, DO cotton
layer, s. 5oi cider crab apple, doc Missouri % 5a
90; iugs, glazed, c per gall crocks, glazed,
l0o per gai dried peaches sdl6ci indigo zoe yer
n blnong a0cGN 90 per dozen; Coleinhn'a
mustard 81 30al super dozehi macearolii IN.
ported, lSe u Anorican, 100 box buckets, TWO
hoops 81 rs per dozen; brilliant oils, bhla, nc:
Enpion do ESQ; do caaee s. 10 brilliant ~
cases 81 10; do ~ enses 50 96i BAKING powders
bulk, tie; 10 cans So bO.
Rice-LOuisanA 0kgBAr.
sugar-Fine powdered, bbla, eisci DO hall
bills, &c ;cut loaf sHc granulatod standard, 7Aci
Louisiana graduated 1916; standard q Efci
choice white, 7fcj Louisiana We Iaihc
PDULlRf--We quote Chickens " VOa2 p
per doz; turkeys 60aTbc, geese xDd4bVci ducks
per doz \ 7Ja3 90.
WOOL Market nominal; We quote; Twelve
months clip, Hight, lne aud medium iiMlc
fine heavy light lidAc; SIX month"; light
fine medium luolSc fall, flne heRvy------i iall,
HIGHT nne medium; coarse edl2c
WfIfsKY--Rectihcd 81 lOa 70, ~ per grooi
sour mash, two ear old, u Goa lVi three
yesr-old 81 9Oa2 90; fancy extra old whiaky
II O0d6 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

since the late cold weather RUS about
this wise; Davis and Wylie state that
their peaches and early piums arc Killed
Apples aud pears were not 50 far ad.
yaneed az 70 sustain damage Austin,
the nurseryman, reported 80 per cent. OF
ting peaches killed. Ills orchard - y
yefy favored locality, having southern
slope, protected on the north by timber.
His strawberry camp promises very large.
Bryant reported peaches and pinms al
destroyed. His orchard IS on very high
elevation. lie never has lost his entire
crop before. Grapes and blackberfies
are safe. Ragland reported 70 per cent
ruined from the freezing weather Of
peaches and plnms. Apples, pears ana
small fruits will COME out al right me
meeting was one Of much interest 70
fruitgrowers, and the discussions elielioe
the thoughtful and careful attention Of all
present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
PILOT POINT.
Meeting of tho Denton County BorticuI-
tural Society.

Meeting OF tho Denton County HorticuI-
tnral Society,
Special TO the Gazette.
PmoT PoNT, TEX, April 7--Rey. Js-
cob Ditzler Of Louisville, KY, the cele-
brated Methodist divine, arrived In the
city yesterday and breaches three ser
mons here, closing tomorrow night. To-
night his subject was the modern dance.
Mai. A. II. Montgomery, well known
here as a successful planter and thorough
bred stock grower whose beautiful planta-
ti0n Is adjacent 70 the CITY, Was proetfat-
cd early Monday morning with paralysis,
from which he has never rallied HIS
friends and relatives entertain hat slight
hopes for his recovery.
The Denton County horticultural NO.
cfesy convened here yesterday % fe8qler
SESSION RepOffs from The fnomnetH "
reference 10 the ccndilion 81 the if1it
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
his wiie's tuner Al. MI D. has been but q

his wiie's funer Al. MIR. d. has been but q
short time for polygamy.
Salt Lake merchants have been COM
planning OF late about their remittances to
the East being opened or else being
stolen en- route. Several drafts that have
been mailed to Eastern firms have failed
TO reach their destination.
Some two months ago It was poor, dis
tracted, obdurate Utahl Now, II Is poor,
decapitated obsolete ELL
The general semi-annual conference OF
the Church Of Jesus Christ Of LatterDay
Saints will be held in Fravo commencing
Sunday, April 9TH.
Gov. Murray's removal has been hailed
with Joy by the Mormons and dcplored by
the Gentiles. UroNIAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

jane ss'sss,sc, closing ssac; Jlly ssaasisc,
cl0Alng $40.
Corn--Duil aud eteady. riraing at yesterday's
igureA. No. 2 mixed cash SStc, April a8lc
bid May S5's 6Sic, closing aS'tci june Sane
bid.
Oats--vcry duh and steady; No mixed
oAsh 2aisci May 3pAc
PROVISIONS.
Cornmeal-Flrm 81 SOL 90.
Whisky-Si 10.
Wool In fair demand at unchanged prices.
rork--stcAdyi $40
Lard--Firm at s. s..
Bulk moata--Active and frm, loose lots, long
clear s. % short ribs s. a.; short clear 81 co,
boxed loss firm; long olcNr 81 so; short
ribs s. 90, short clear 50 62k.
Bacon Quiet but firm; long clear 81 So
short ribs s. % short clear So l0a6 lah.
Ham9-kirm az s. 50dll CO.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wacat--Noak and 40 lower.
Corn--Easy ct e lower
s--Unchangod.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle. Receipts 300, shipments 400; ship ling
cattle gulct and urn good 20 choice 81 SAU
8 10, common 60 good 81 Oo6t 40; hntchcrs cat.
tie strong, from at 81 SCAT 90; COWS aud
heiicrs ssA0d . 70; stockcrs and feeders s. GOA
tl5.
strong at s3 e56l co.
sheep Receipts $50 shipments mono mar
ket strong agd higher sc 81 tO0o50i choice
would bring 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
GRRcaiMO's BAND.

They Got Whisky, necons VIVID and Fight
Among Themselves.
Special 70 the Gazette.
SAN AsToNio, TEX, April TIC. ].
Granger, United States railway mail sery-
ice from Deming, IN, NJ, reports some
Geronimo Indian news. lie says Just be-
fore he left Deming Geronimo and hls
bucks were on the point Of surrenderlng
TO Crook Gnd coming In when q sutler OF
supply egent named Talbot informed
Geronimo that II they surrendered tncY
would all be shot or hung, and giving
the men a large quantity Of whisky tne
redsklus became very drunk and went on
the war-path, only about twenty two ne
Ing sober enough 20 la0ye Into Bowie
station 10 surrender. The remalndeft
headed By Geronimo, started INTO Old
hfexsco. ana are yet At large,
aIfhongh oi,e Of Gen. Cfock,a heutenante
with company o. United eietes
troops arc Ia closo pnfauit QefVpimp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
Married at wis Point.
.. 49, f1.-oet.

SptclAl 10 tnp 6hAcblcs
Wills PoST, TEX, April 7.--Society
was thrown into whirl OF excitement
to-day by the marriage Of Mr.. Edmond
Key OF Marshall 10 Miss Connie Garrett
OF Cedar Grove. The marriage took
place at the Methodist church this even
ing at o'clock, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. 4. w, Morton, the
pastor. The church was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and evergreen, and
long before the ceremony there was not
standing room. The young couple left
this evening for four months bridal
tour, which viii embrace the principal
cities OF the country. Mr.. Key is cashier
OF the First National bank at Marshall.
Miss Garrett has long been reigning
belle and general favorite. The good
wishes OF host Of friends follow the
young couple.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

SAN Francesca, Ia'n ,s,anAs si.to
vices from the Phllllplas , 's'1s,,l
that February ~ splr's a.. Ss1s esoss Il
families atlacked t1g y s, y 'sGI;aisrus. 81
Iamoatacs. On llle lalang' \; '' the \, gttsss
iirc 10 the dwelling hoq, y. y r,nrca III thIi
he Old church, the lsn 1 &. l,sayes TIA
Who'll whole ,s eeln ss 5s'tS sSltlss iAeI Sese
twelve were Killed an loa ~ 'l1 Z. bcihg ivc
the loss on the spss''na 1s days nv.
wounded, enD kIllee' y, 1 NV thc Sllissp
yi y, =. t da s saG Ss nsgs cosl dspo' Y
losees are very gIfdt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

oorroanondencg q ne Vt'7'' ,'a,,is loas6N n
o0 Issso, Tx Aprll ,.a' .s,o'. ssa
sidoring the mil9nsss = 81 y, ..,ls pass d
cept about one week y s'' ' ssa sssilsa
NV yea IN sumneE snss, ~ ps sea1,S Is 8ssp
sbs s1 Numbered N cattle LAs.s !. ssSs o.
owners mac 1l..s ,, n WA so''s a. Y. ',
ss, q 10y 10y ,Is ysss y s ssa re
Tho highest Igufes y ''. y,
TOR ones and 8iz for WY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
Chicago.

IAIDiAEs
CHICAGO. Ill, April I.--flour-2niet, weak
Wheat-Activo, weak and lower; cash aud
April 78@7ic, closed 73c; May I7&disAc,
closed 17Kc; jane l94dS0Mc, closed axe.
Corn--Fairly active and weaker, cash 55a
85sc; April 32GM3jiie, closed 33G; May o14a
87Nc, closed 81 7l6ci June Bid@Sltee, closed
PROVISIONS.
Moderately active aud uneeuledi
market opened steady, receded i2iia l5cf
rallied tribe and closed lame, cash ~ 30; May
closed ~ 80 3I'5@0 iOi June closed ats9 asa
Lard-steady; each 81 "; May closed at
IS 9llSM5 IS; June closed AZ - o.
Boxed Meats-Steady; dry sailed shoulders
81 OOa4 49, short ribs So S2&e5 30 short clear
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat--Panicky and lower, q 10 cash 2! &C
NAV; 7Stfc June.
Corn-t fnchanged.
pOrk--2lf d5c lower.
Lard unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
DroVerB' journal reportHi
Caitle-Receipts 5aO0i shipments 1000; mar
ket strong and active; shipplng steers 800 70
1900 pounds 81 20ao IS; stockers and feeders
50 gO&4 co; COWS. bulls and mixed 81 0O3A Ooi
bulk 81 90dSxj
Hogs-I.eceipts $1,000; stronger, closing weak
s. 5000 Co.
sheep-Receipts $500; shlpments 1907 strong
natives s. 0O0G %; Texans s. eONt 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
Arnusss Pas. halfway.

SAN ASToSIo, TEX, April Ia private
telegram from Corpus Christi says that all
the money has been raised and the right
Of way and depot grounds secured for the
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass railway. In
consequence work on the branch Will be-
gin as soon as the papers Gao be made
out and the forces put on the field. The
railway company, in addition 20 other big
contracts let, has Just purchased 2,500,000
feet Of lumber from Col. Middlebrook Of
Columbus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

Special 70 the Gazette,
BRowNsviiIE, TEX, April Judge
Russell arrived and district court con-
vened this morning There are many
important cases on the docket.
Pancho Navarro, who stabbed Flores
yesterday, had his examining trial this
morning and was remanded to jail to
await the result of Flores wounds.
Flores rs in Il precarious condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
IAvernnoI.


aALensTog, TEX. April 7.--ootton--spot
closed firm,
Ordinary, 6l5-l6c; good ordinary, 7l5lee;
low middling SIC; mlddling, SIC; goou mid
ding, 7-lGc; middling fair, 0 l6c
Gross receipteI no uales.
5aieH, 1901 b les.
Exports, 49, bales.
Shipments coasryse bales
RAN shipments -- bales
Stock, 80, 60i bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
He Got on Easy.

epeciaI 20 INC Gazetlel
TYLER, Tx, April I'll. L. Miller
was fined to-day $50 for assault upon the
person Of II, II. Thomas and s25 for car
rying pistol. Thomas, who IS a loco
motive engineer, returned home at
O'Clock at night rather unexpectedly and
discovered Miller in bed with his wife,
and In order to make his escape Miller
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
pRonuoE, PRovIsIoNs, LIVE sTOcK
Kansas City.

Kansas City.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 1.--Wheat -Lower,
cash Gle bid; May 6lc. June &c bid.
Corn--WeRk; cash 914c asked May 2sRSci
June 2Skc bid
Oats--uash 30 asked.
LIVE STOCK.
The 1--we Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle--ilaceipts 1000, shipments 1907 steady
and moderately active; choice 10 fancy 50 100
B 40: fair 10 good s. G0a5 90; common TO me
dunn "a O004 30; otoekers and feeders 50 300
20, COWS 81 t0a3 80
gogs--Receipts $500; opened active and
higher closing weak with advance lost.
sheei-Heceipts ESQ; shipments 100; good
strong good " choice - 25G5 ~ common 20
medium 81 0Oa4 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
NsM YoIk.


NEW YORK, April 1--Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Spot l0lAsc lower with better eN.
port demand, options opened avy aud do
clincd l4Fissci later ruled stronger and recov-
cred * na 80, closing weak spot No. 2 rcd u0Se
9ic In STORE April 9kMgl Sc; May AlNHal Sc,
closing at 9lc;Juno Qlsa02c c, closlng az
81 sc.
Corn--spot lower options opened weak, De.
clincd 'A6ac, closing heavy; spot No 4aA@
459fo elevator, 49, N47c ahOat; April ~ rs 04aNc.
closing at 1850; May 46didiac. closing az &c !;
June az .d46isc. closing at 46Ac.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
CoHce--Spotfair, Rio arm at S9i as e; options
steady ;sales 1900 bagsj April and May - 90;
June and July 81 l0sq7 10.
Sugar Quiet and firm; extra q Aisa5 90;
White extra O0iaahkc, graduated l5NGA.
htoiassns--Firm 20 test lac
Rlce--Steadv, demand fair.
Rosin--Steapy
pork--Quiot; old mess 81 50ai0 co.
Cut Moats--Aollvo and tlrm,
Lard-lower; spot So 2la6 2Ils May 50 236
G %,
LIVE STOCK.
Bocyes-Rcceipts o. carloads for market and
II carloads for expectation. firm a higher
extremes for steers 81 lad6 80. for hplls 81 goa
so. general sales OF s,eora were at 50 11d5 ~
Sheep Receiptu 1850, NIL unshorn, ana AL
rendiiy sold az the highest ngures OF the sea
son, including common TO choice, at ~ 0Odt 40
and common to choice ycarlings at ~ b0as %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

One thousand men are thrown out OF
employment BY the IA Crosse, WIS, nre-
Tha total iess Is placed at . I 100000 The
largest lumber yards ~ the West were
burned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.
Died At WINS Point.

special to the Gazette.
WILLS PoINT, TEX, April 7.-It is re
portedon good authority that Jack Nc
Graw, travelling engineer Of the Texas s
Pacific, died at wills Pout to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April 1.--tlQur~Duu ehd
caev. NXX - 00aJ i5s'faniiy - 2a4 ; nj choice,
So t5aS aDs fancy, "a fo4f ~ patent y wv
a.. ,
Wheat Falrly active and neah niathef
cpangd ehsy and deriineq <teadiiy p thY eioee.
red. uasn, 56sSe; mar A,Nnttt rDs,rH ae'tef
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

THE GAzETTEwillr receive subscriptions
for Mrs. Martin and her children aud ac-
knowledge receipt of the same through
It's columns, keeping the list standing
until the amount Is finally receipted for
by her, which receipt will also be printed
A small contribution from each person
able TO give will amount to a sum that
would prove very grateful to the widow
and orphans of the deceased officer, and
state officers in the various counties In
Texas would do themselves credit by
making an effort to raise a subscription
for these helpless ones. The name, post
Office address and amount subscribed will
be printed and kept standing in THE GA
zErTE. Contributions in any amount will
be received and gratefully appreciated.
Ed. GAzETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
ON CHANGE.
wheat Opened Easy Yesterday ana De
ciined Steadily 90 the cioee--Live-
Stock Trade Brisk.


NONEN.
Nlw York April T,--MOnoy on call was easy
atlis02. per cont. Prime mercantile paper
Af5 per cent sterling exchange dull hut steady
At 81 s0t for sixty Gays and 50 sSfcr demand.
ENGLtsit CONsoIs.
LoNnoN, April 7.--Consols closed 100 ii-l6 Tor
money.
STOCKS AND bonds.
NEW YORK, April l.--rhc following were
the onlclal closing quotations at the New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
List of Contributions to Mrs. NIartin in
paraOu.

j. w. Cunningham, sheriff Conan ,he
county ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. 90
J, Y, Cunningham, sheriff Taylor county, s 30
John q. Gilbrath, sheriff Erath county. on
Waco ,.,.....-.....N''...'. ? 90
Lehman house, Waco, Tex ............. 80
j. H. Shortrldgc, Dublin, Tex, ..,,...,...., . 90
Dublin Temperance council N..t.t.,... 10
NOTE If any who have made contri-
buttons to Mrs. Martin in person are
omitted from the above list they will
confer favor by sending their names,
with postofllce and the amount sent Mrs.
Martin, to THE GAZETTE for publication.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
oorroN mARlIErs.

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