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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

leaves ST Louis 8 :oOp. m. (arr,ves Chicago 1920
4 m) arrives Columbus II 10 next morning,
I'm sbtrg 5b5 m Baltimore sos a. m, Wash.
sneton 600 m, Philade lphia 90; n. M, and
New YOr, 1880 second morning. f,,ur hours ear
6er than former y, with Pullman buffet sleei or
no New York, Baltim r. and Washington; also,
Pullman sleepers to Oh caeo and indianapolis.
Passengers ia the latter are not disturbed unit
'bre, kfasl time. Mngnihc mt new reclining
|ehair rs froA st Louis to Columbus via In.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

BUTTER -l5G2Oc per n I; creamery 25c.
CorToN--strigt low middling, tlnged, IKE
ECO COFFEE - RIO, fair i5Kc; prime lsHei
choice lG3l6kc; Laguyra T,i Java &c
golden Rio l7Sc: Pea Berry 2lc.
CHEEsE-rhe better grAdea and Ohio factory
100 iOkC: full cream twins lhc.
CABBAGE-S3 26d3 90 per crate.
CANNED GOODS-Prlces per dozen; Pine
apples standard, 81 60; peaches, standard, 2
be, 81 as; 8 nj s. 90; seconds, MS 81 lbi Be
a. 30: tomatoes, standard, Us 81 90; seconds,
bs s., De 81 80; green CON 81 l0al o0i
green peas l0Gl 5pi gooseberrles y - rasp,
6errles 81 IS; oysters, fuil weight ! s1@S sd
/ n 81 B5; 2 hs s.; mack rel D 9Od 81 90 ear
dimes, American, IS 80 casei imported fl2 ovd
"A 90 case; strawberries, Ms u vi glackDerr,,es
81 lei green gages 81 Eagle cohusnSea in'iA
DRY GOODS Prints; Albion. solld coloTs
5Ho; Aliens fancy, 51sc; Pinks, okc; hooes
mold fancy, 60; Berwick fancy, 4oi Charter Oak,
exc; Dunnel, 6kcj Eddystont, SCI Gioucehsei
silver gray, SIC; Harlel, 5kci simpsons CO.
steel River, b%c; Windsor fancy, &c
Ginghsms Amoskeag, 7Hci Union, IEei
Caledonia, 7ke; RenfIew, bkci Jacquardn, soi
Hubian &c. Westbrook Sc Zephyr SIC.
Brown Cottonsi Clifton O CC, SCI Cona.itu-
ton, eko; Dwight, Go; glendale, eAc; New
berry, exc; Empire AA, bkc; Beaver Dam
t 5gc; Argyle, 6kci Busy Bee, ooi Bangor II
Cotton Plaids oonestogA OK; Cumberland
70; Black Arrior, 20; Southern, yhc.
kentucky Jeans: kluyyer Sc; Marion, Joe,
Antwerp l6c; Beekley, lec; Columbus, 2lci
Avondais. 2le: IrvinRton, 2sc; Kaiser, f7cl
Laurel tslenn. 96Nc; Anchor, 3oc,
Blekched Cottons: Lonsdale, 9Aci forest
gEo Peabody II, 6kc; Pio.ecr OF the Market
SIC; Clinton, 78Sc; Congress, CO. Cumberland
Ike; Great Republic. IL.
FGGS-kac per dozen. - ., a,
per i ISL 30 pr bbii lemons, - 70 PER box
eranberries $40 OF psr Dbl; hill -0hl - %, apple
per Dbl, "a O0at 90. fane appleeI ,. .
ontons "a 1,er bound; uavy beans, BNci hAnd
picked In bbls, medium bbla. shei iatse
Lima lc. beete, per bushel No0s pan
tetoos E0agOc Der pu; horse radish per 1ozen
roots 81 20; parsnips her nushel ~ loi car
rots ser on, 81 20; turnips, per bu, zoaAOe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
MPEUM HABIT ssSsG I S1nE'ts fsg SsTs
horteli.dgunl Fry whgn cured, Handsome book

prime eioere 70 s5@ag5 estra 50 0Oa5 20 sheep
--Hscepta tg0J, du NJ - beab % for sheep,
aud 50 O0aB % for lhmba. ChTistmat sheep
70 b0n0 90, fancy Christmas lambs " GOAL 70,
CHICAGO, It'll. Dec 10 TAFT c Roeripts
80 O0db 80, shipping stsefp, S. s0nt %, stock
ERA ono 10 dsrs s2 OOa3 30; cowa. bulls and
mixed, 81 1908 10. ToXas cAt 81 lb@s 90
Hogs n eelnta 2a,O0Oi chi menia 5000 ~ "
l0c higher; q 50at 6kE sheen Reed u BOO
sbipmrhta 10 o. strongi Chfistmas - e0a1 20
natives 81 76d4T5i bulb IS 1b4i CO.. W, stem
ID 20
KANSAS CRY. Mo-. Dec 70, Cattlo = re.
catpte 9ss; ehinfneDts nothing, shipping
rpng good fat cows and butchrrH' finh h0lO
higher, gtocs ere ami feeding steora triyo ano
drfn y iOd 10 choice IS gOa4 81, cOmmun u
medium 50 2ba8 90; NJ ckfrs ~ 15@2 7bl
FEEDING st0err 81 SOFA f0s coWs SIN
az 10. Hnga Hecsiptn 1881; shipments
1864. market strong, active, no figh AZ
s. e0af 20. Sheep p. kecfipts noae; fhipmeut.
none: marhel steady, good % choice a. COS
Q ioi common . nedium 81 t04R ~.
n LlUIs. No. ice 10. Gait 49, Receipt,
1850. shipments 4 o. market strong ou ~
kinds particularly n desirable butcher gfAfoa
Christmas beetes " eVms 81; choice "A 3Da
70; 5ntGhe era etc. r. fair 70 efOlee, IS C0af 20
~, d, rs, fair 20 P0pd, 81 b0a8 20, stOrkcFA
fair ~ good, " 0oes 10, Trans, common V
prime 81 Oa5 10 Hogh- Receipts ~ ., ship
moBts 1907, martei ~ ongeT. and 5wivg high
CT AZ 81 C0at 90 Sheep Receipts NJ D, hip
mepta ~; market strong oamnaon . iair " 4
G2b0, medium o. choice 81 7Oai ", Christ
mae mptlOas ~ 00as 60
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

GaIvsston.

Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. ID. - Cotton - SPo'
closed dali and unchanged.
Low ordinary, Go; or inarv, 70; good ordi
nary, Sc, low mldoling, skc: Iniddlipg, sei
good mi idling, aHei abiding fair, > ls-lee.
6r0ss rec fpts, Jt5y.
Ralea, 1870
Exports 6s52
hhiln1ents coaBtwise none.
Stock, l2s,N9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
COTTON MARKETS.

Receipts at AN United States Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

NEW YORK Dec l5-Beeyes- Recsip,s 70
ear-loads; MARKET advanced 100 80; pens are
fairly cleared, bat tEsding was dEili ordinary 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
PASSENGERS by Fast Line
New York Express

Ieavcs ST. Ionic at 7:2O p. m, arrives Indian.
.osits 4. as a. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
TUE
.VaNdaIIa 4 PENNSYLVANIA Route
IS THE
SHORTEST.
QUICKEST
And BEST
u, II M E
-FRoM----
st. Louis z New York
AND THE
H ~ ~ IT.

BY schedule in effect December /, 1859. trains
m east sound as oliows:
Fast Line
|ieayea st. Louis ct Ga a. CARRYING
n Chicago Sp m, Cincinnati 1lO5
II NIL arrives Columbus II go p. m, Pitts.
KING 6 90 a. ueht cav, al imore :55 y. IN ,
n Ellington 7:I5 y. m, Phila oiphia 6:5Op m
|sud al New Yotk 9:35 q m, with thruu. n PA /.
|man b. het hl,e / K cars for New loik; parlor
|rsrs ior Indianapolis. anu elegant day coaches
|for Chicago
PASSENGERS by Fast Line
|Trnr IS" and rive at Now York as 6 .B5 n. m.
|of nextdAy
Eastern Fast Mail and Indianap-
oils Express
|1eaves ST. Ionic at 1870 p. M, arrives Indian.
|suAlis 3:45 a. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
New Orleans,

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia, Dec. Is .-Ootton--spot
Close dun ana unchanged.
sales 1000
Future. opened easy and ruled quiet but
st ady, closing steady, 0 10 points lower than
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

Extra Kaney breakfast naokeroi
10 kits, new fsh. Try kit.
FoRT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

box Of pills. Find out
about them, and you
will always be thapk-
hl. Ono pill a dose.
ParsonS'pills contain
nothing harmful, are
easy TO take, and
nanan no incnnVhn-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

LIVERPOOL, Dec 10 -Cotton-spot closed
quiet and unchanged
Toiai sales, 10000; American, 1900 I'm
pc II, 5000 American, la,tO0
q A DOiutH lower
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-17
TUFTS hair nYE.
S. ; $50!

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tcles Of Interest," to ladies by hieAly intelligent lady
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DR. LlEBiGS
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German l~nvigOT1'or
nsnInHsT sEIaTE-r anf
WFrW m KAN ftnr rnff -
NafHsrM AID ffFsHa 81 @Aig
Vita hAHalsfnu a
Lmss rf Manhood mAEE mrm
nWnaf HrlaNHd aua euir 80
q snious oftHe eeuitn tun
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IL pcrmanraiiy FrrFrns az.
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nave u@ad fhe remedy o. ths
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Ths Dsctaf Wlli hsnec Co. ior
feifsluaoiura eass un let Ken
ma ruued. TIE reason "a
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-17

m.nv,r.p ,ot rrt CURED ~ che above disens'
= and weskuaas a. owing tofs umlH
called PRoTAo ENiiLA, saich rePun"s
special Treatment.
pa Iuufrs I-SvtaouAran, 40 = 81. euit
Tor pRoTATHGEuEA- BY q hanio"a iate
Prics Of stta-, iny.s5r4'sI q. Case 81 "a
bottles SO sent fn any address seNNA'ta Wv
cred ftum Observation. -.
r.Liebig a ca. treat Eureossii ~,
pufhy every form ~ rIlllAD
fHRbSTC di.s lse ~ifHuUt uIHrrurN az hnN
a@u4. druas. ~ vita SIS r. truiHgd ltnu!
Al. bodv. ruHHr.a. diseases follow. WYNN
nafTs nrdtnHrt u.sdiCHl t~fvHturht. Ni.
ed - cautluuO taH agaaaterntlns e.
sumption diabetes trt4hfs dtrr ar's
etc. Cures ggaa Gutred hhseAr "a
ganitu. urinary urgnuss kluhN2at
bladdel specially treated bischshs"' N
speedily cured. .Rt.N 10
from Europe, are u~rgantzcd ~ e.ull
~i.h California Medical Law lhpiolnN w
oursdh y u4uisr college vhuchtioH
now la their nineteenth year OF speeiai la"N
ttee.
Observation-Disclosures heltsirceto patl'ii.s'
no move the wonderful power ui W y
visuratnr n 81 bottle given of sent ii''f W."
suitatian free aud private.
Dr Iiehlg'H wonderful German lhNlt"i as"l
IA prot.ctra rs copyright from phtcut .Hlce
ul tlle United states Beware ol lmite'i""s
rEz-z --5-E1-5ALI
t0l oeary 81. san frhnciHeo Nhl
Private entrance ka3 Mason street, olueAs
up Gaary 81 from keatny. Malh eu''""'e
throagh dispensary drug store
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-17
llartsield Portable Smelling
Furnace Mining Go.
NEWnnD EAsrFfgX

NEWPORT, KENTUCKY,
4. = A.. IN sizcs from s % 10 ton capacity,
and by the following licensed manufacturer,
on royalty
IMRAY ace London. Ehg- aud Melbourne
Australia.
,. a H~UNrISGToN a co. ohhauhsu. Mex.
too.
PRAKE. LACY&Co.. Auckland. and Chill. s.A.
". A. GAURAIT a co, san Francisco. Cal,
Tor the Pacific Coast
MCtfYAfN &sr1FGEL, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Ietteu Patent have been secured In All
principal foreign counties. and are sold In
shares. trade. loyalty or otherwise. Run
your eve over This aud return answer; silence
mcaus not Catalogue free.
The following companies and firms have
ordered plants MS follows: The Ktntucky
smelling and Mining company, of Louisville.
d 8o-tou iununce for Idaho. The santa Bar
hara Mining and Smelling Company, ofNew.
port. a l5-ton furnace for sonora. Mexico
Gassort. Black &Co.. Cooke CITY. Montana. n
Is ton %urnaoc. Wright a Ilomas. Of Rapid
city. Dakota. n IS ton furnace. Several 9th.
~ are nov awaiting q test'of their pres be.
fore placing their orders, among whom are
many well.known mining men from Canada.
Colorado, Montana, Texas, Arkansas and
Mexico.
Any ores that run above seven ounces ST.
Yer per ton may be readily smelted, as the
most refractory ores, with 10 per cent. lead,
with the Hartsfel process will run like butter
and separate like oil and water.
This furnace requires no more care or at.
tention than nm ordinary steam boiler. and
can be run as long and with rs little loss of
time or expense for repairs. Full informa-
will be furnished by the
Hartsfeld Portable Smelling
Furnace and Mining Co.
P.O. Box, 11B,
NEWPORT, KY.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-17

A GIFT Send 10 cents postage, and we
VIII will mail you free n royal, vnlu.
able samplo boN of goods that win pnt you
IN the way OF making more money nt once
thnD anything I'm America. Both sex ! Of all
ages can live at home and work in snare
Lime. or all the time. Capital not reuuifed.
We VIII start you. Immense pay sure for
lad, Maine.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-17

HAVING leased 20 Geo. A. Boebe a one half
IL interest In the Antelope mine, situated
near Hermoea, Palomss mining district,
Sierra county. New Mexico. ! hereby assert
thpt ! will not be responsible for any in
debtedness created under said lense during
it's existence. u. p. HERsDnH.
Chloride, N. NJ, Oct. 10th. 1856.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-17

sions, aversion "a sooIoty noises in the heau,
the italnuid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS urin'
and many other diseases that lead 20 lhsah-
ity aud death. -v
DIR MiNTIE Will agree to forfeit flNE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for n cast Ol TINS hlhu
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under his speeia'
treatmoui) viii not cure, or for unythinf IN
furious or impure fuund In II. hh MlN ~
treats al private diseases successfully win
out mercury. Consultation free. Thoivukh
examination and advice, including ana lyals
OF urine. So Price Of Vital restorative : au
= bottle, or four times the quantity, - sent 70
any address upIu receipt ot price, or u
soeure from observation aud IN private name
II desired, by a Z aiHTfE, d.
6arnplo 1=tt1o ErGol
win he sent TO any one applying 10y letter,
stating symptoms. sex and age. strict Sc
eracy In regard to all business transactions,
~. &IaEtAe'D L11-1y Ie-E1e1Z.
1Tephr0'ac1-Z cures aIt kinds of kidney
and Bladder complaints, Gouorthora. elect
LucOrrhnen. For sale hF HIl prHgaist 81 go
per bottle or stA BOTTLES for 50 co.
G=. -E1at1o'a 3an1 ai4=[ [1-lc arc
the heat and Cheapest DYSPEPSIA amid Ill
lOuS CURE In the market. For sale
druggists.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-17

failing cure
for nervous depni.y
vitality :
seninal ~weaknesses,
spermatorrhoea, lost
manhood, impotence
paralysis, ana All t,,'
terrible effects oi sou.
bus youthful lolhrs
and cxoesscs In ma
turo years such as
OF mcmory,la 81
tude, nocturnal ennis
40 nAnH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-14
Supreme Court.
AT CHAMBERs-BEFoRE JUDD, c. J.

AT CHAMBERS-BEFORE JUDD, c. J.
MONDAY, December 18th.
Kealawai (k) ct al. VS.. Mawae and
her husband. This is an equity suit, in
which plaintiffs pray for the setting
aside of a deed which they claim was
fraudulently made for the purchase of
certain land situate in Hamakualoa,
Maui. Four witnesses were examined,
and the case being partly heard, was
continued till Tuesday. Messrs. Kinney
G Peterson for plaintiffs; His Excellency
Mr. Rosa for defendant.
BEFORE PRESTON, J.
In the estate OF Lam Chock, petition
for bankruptcy. Messrs. Ashford &
Ashford for petitioner. The assets are
estimated at 5000, consisting OF an in
terest in the partnership business OF
QuOng Sam Kee. The liabilities are
So, 4S7 o., of which twenty-five claims,
amounting to $8,5OS Il, were proved
Hon. w. c. Parke and Ian Chang were
nominated as assignees and the votes
stand in their favor.
IN ADMIRALTG-BEF THE MASTER
$. Ephraim VS.. the owner of the bark
Forest Queen. The vessel is a trader
between San Francisco and Honolulu.
She is owned by Charles Nelson and
Ed. Kentfield & Co., the Honolulu
agents being Theo. II. Davies & Co.
The grounds OF action are that, whereas
800 hogs were shipped from the Coast
for this port, ~ of them died on the voy
age, and a claim of $500 Is made for
damages thus sustained. The vessel
was attached on the 18th of December,
but released on the Sth upon the agents
filing a satisfactory bond. Hon. Paul
Neumann for plaintiff; Mr.. F. NJ. Hatch
for defendant. The evidence OF several
witnesses was taken, owing to their in
tended departure.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The steamer Iwalani is due to-day from
the Kau route.
The Hanamaulu Mill, Kauai, has COM
menceG grinding.
st. Louis College has ninety boarders
and three hundred and forty day scholars.
The regular meeting of George W. De
Long Post will be held at 80 o'clock this
evening.
Three hundred dollars will be paid to
any person who delivers Chun Hook to the
nearest jail.
meeting of the womens branch of
st. Andrews Guild will be held this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The price of admission to Tavernier's cy-
clorama of Kilauea at Campbell's block,
Queen street having been reduced yester-
day to 80 cents for adults and 25 cents for
children, the attendance was very flatter-
ing one both in the afternoon and evening
and all visitors appeared delighted
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ro,y ond tho o,+l,ori+ioO corsid-
cred as we do that they were legally
bound or the money would not have
been paid. But if it had not been paid
Il would have been an act of unparal-
Ieled meanness and UNPARALLELED folly.
injurious at once to the commerce and
credit OF the country. That the subsidy
was paid for these few months is to the
credit of the Government. Yet the
'.Herald" presumes to characterize this
DaVmant of lawfully earned money as
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ARRIVED FROM s F

We have thus the fact demonstrated
that during the past eight months, end
ing with December 31st, the Oceanic
Steamship Company only sent one char
tered vessel of less than 5000 tons reg
lister. Furthermore, we have the fact
that for May, June and August last
there were three arrivals each
month of 3,0OO-ton ships from San
Francisco, and that during June, July
and August there were three
similar departures each month for San
Francisco. During the other months
two of the Oceanic Company's vessels
arrived and departed each month ex-
cept September and October, when the
Wilmington arrived September 9th and
departed October ID Now, the Will
mington was chartered and sent here as
a convenience to the commercial inter
ests of the Kingdom at a loss to the COM
pany. 1t was the only available boat,
and the Zealandia was then undergoing
repairs. This, however, was not a breach
of contract, nor was it in any sense a
breach of faith with this community
They had the full advantage of the extra
mail service without any payment what
ever, but did that not happen even the
company was entitled to its subsidy
under the law But what is the fact ?
Not one cent OF the subsidy, fairly and
honestly earned by the Oceanic Steam
ship Company, has been paid since the
LIST of April, 1886, and yet the Govern
ment and people expect to have their
mail carried and their interests con-
suited by corporation which is accused
OF participating in ''thefts from the
Treasury" while it is being kept out OF
its lawful compensation without shadow
of honest pretense. What would the
Herald" and its hackers think if the
Oceanic Company declined to carry the
Hawaiian mail until $4,000 OF arrear-
ages were paid and a guarantee given
for future payments? We think the
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robbery In Nuuann valley.

On Sunday the discovery was made
that a house near the Ice Works, occu-
pied by Messrs. McCandless Bros, we'll
borers, who had been absent for some
days previously, had been entered and
a number Of articles stolen, including a
revolver and some cartridges. The en-
trance had been effected through a
window which had been forced open. It
is not known on which day the robbery
was committed
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supreme COurI-January Term.

Yesterday was busy day at the Su-
preme Court, owing to its being the last
day but one for filing plants for the
January term. Six cases were set down
for hearing, and there is a prospect OF a
full calendar The list will close to-day.