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New Orleans Rice Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 26.-The rice market
has improved somewhat, ana although there
mas been no general activity, II better demand
Is noticeable for clean, and especially for
rough. Prices are steady for clean, but no
advance has been attempted, buyers resisting
any attempt 20 secure even outside figures.
The assortment Offering Is good, but medium
and low grades are in more request than the
better qualities. supplies are amp,e, but
the mills are reducing their output as TO
avoid overCrowding the market. Rough rice
ls coming in but slowly. but offerings are
liberal, however, and in excess Of wants. The
demand is better, but prices are unchanged.
salee being effected only at low figures Bran
and polish are quiet.
The receipts to- day comprised l,7a0 sacks
OF rough and 500 barrels OF clean,
The sales rs reported to the Produce En-
change to-day were 1893 barrels OF clean and
4, 1913 sacks OF rough.
Our quotations are from the Official report
of the Produce Exchange, ana are for round
lots ia first hands. Dealers ask sal &c per
pound higher on Job lots.
Spot quotatiOns-Clean per pound-Quiet.
- - ''-''''''-''''' @tAV~--
CommOu...... ..-.-... ....., 2t9tG2S4
iNIA''A ''"''' '''s''-' -''''''''.''' o VeotS
r"lT ....-.....--.- ....'.''t-.. '.-..... Ji4,J--
5000 ... .....,--..-.-.....-. ....... 80 s,03@s
Prime ..................... nominal
Eholce '.''--...... -..--,.........,. nomiDhl
Fancy. Observation-Disclosures. nominal
Rough rice is in fair demand ut 50 25CIS 90
per barrel of 1872 pounds. Rice poiish-QuOted
$40 0Oal2 90 for ordinary and S--A- for
boiled per Ton from the mills; rice bran IS Goa
90 per ton.
Future market-Nomual-P icoyun6.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship CITY OF Macon. for Boston,
2.4S4 bales cotton, 20 bales d0mestlcs, 10 bales
duck. II bales yarns, s bales WOOL bales deer
and sheep skins, l04 bales hides, % BIDS 4
hdes, l79 tons pig iron 30. 000 feet lumber, 2Bs
bbs spirils rurpentlne, ~ bbls rosIn. II casks
clay, 8Sl bbls rice, kegs shrimp, 2 bills oys-
ters, 40 boxes oranges. 1850 pigs sundries
Per schr Francis & Yarnali, for Philadel-
phia-7O0 tons Old railroad irons. r & W Ry
Co.
700 tons old railroad IRONS. Il 4 w Ky Co,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Oct. 2S. noon.-Consols. 100 1915
for money; I0l for account.
4 p. m.-COnsOls, 100 1916 for money /;
I0l | -l6 for account.
NEW YORK. oct. IS, noon.-stocks mod
crate active but heavy. Money quiet at )
per cent. Exchange-long. 81 500: short
81 64. state bonds neglected. Government
bonds duh but steady.
$500 D. m.-Exchange, n 500. Money closed
at S1s(G6 per cent. Sub-Tressurv balances
Gold, $l2G, OIL. 900: currency. s22 10000. Gov
ernment bonds dull; four per cents. 1851:
three per cents. B9fs bid. State bonds dull.
Notwithstanding the general expectation
that the Bartnoldi celebration would inter-
fere with business on the Stock Exchange.
trading TO day aggregates larger amOont
than that of yesterday, and much more char
acter was infused into the dealings. The
general market W as firm To- strong throu ghout
the entire day, but this result WAS accom-
piished, not by purchases for long account,
but by purchases to cover shorts. The move
ments in unusually active stocks were, as q
rule unimportant. Louisville and Nashville,
Beading and Missouri Pacific were strong on
covering OF shorts. The most Important
movements OF the day were among low priced
stocks. such as Richmond and West Point,
Norfolk and Western preferred, Hooking Val
ley, st. Paul and Duluth and Louisville. New
Albany and Chicago. Richmond ana West
p INT opened up at "a per cent. and made
further net advance OF ia per cent. upon I'M
usually large sales for that stock. Trading
was accompanied by the rum that the COM
noating debt ami collateral trust notes, which
III ature on Jan. /. The advance in Norfolk
and Western preferred was principally on in
side buying, aided by purchases for foreign
account. The opening was tame and gener
ally heavy, buG changes froiu last nights
figures wero for usi Rnhcant fractions, Trad
ina was quiet aud the heavness continued
for a short time, but the market soon rallied
under unusual strength displayed by CerlatH
speciaties. The inward movement was slow
but continuous, the OOlv weak sTot being
New jersey Central. and continued until tnc
close, the best prices being generally reached
Ia the last half hour, while the lowest were
made IA the first hair hour. Everything eX-
cept New Jersey Central and Canadian Pa
CinC, which show declines OF + light fractions,
IL higher tonight. Richmond ana West Point
leads the list with an adyan"eOf o. per cent,
while Hooking valley isup ~. Louisville and
Nashville ~. Chattanooga and Norfolk and
Western preferred IA, Peoria, Decatur aud
Evansville 10, Louisville. New Albany ana
Chicago ga, -. Paul and Duluth ~. East
Tennessee preferred y l. Reading ana others
fractions. Sales 2S2.UU0 shares, the market
ctnetnq Al the follow ing OtHtiODs:
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COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. ~. nOOn.--CottOn quiet.
without qHotable change - prices; mlddiing
upiABds 88-Ifd: mIddling Orleans ~: sales
5000 bales for speculation and cAppri 900
bales: receipts 5000 bAles-American 1880
bales.
Futures: Uplands. low midding clause.
October delivery. 3 s.Gll1J 7-Gid: October and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-29

Steamship CITY OF Macon. Boston.
steamship Etna Ger. Liverpool.
Schr Ella Nj Watts, Brunswick
s ,hr Francis & Yarnall, Philadelphia.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Steamship Amarylis (Brl, Black, Philadel-
phia. in bailast-A Minis X sons.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY

steamer Seminole. Strobhar. Beaufort
Port Royal and BlTfftOn-H A Strobhar,
Manager.
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FRIDAY, Oct 70. 1856.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Crane. Blllups, Baltimore
Jas West Il Co.
steamship CITY of Augusta. Sickerson. New
Gork--G Nj Sorrei.
steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landings w T Gibson. Manager.
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0ONsIGNEgs.

Per steamer Ethel. from COhcn's BluG and
way landings--h 81 Conner Co. Heron A q,
Garrett, y a co, Jas Hart 4 BrO. y Y DARCY,
q Walter a Go. w w Gordon 60. n iiuIl.
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WARTIME MIsCETJANv

Baltimore, Oct 2e-schr Brooke ROkes.
from Jacksonville, at this port, is the vessel
which was in collision Off Smith Point on
Sunday last with brig James Miller. The
ROkes mad port quarter and cabin house stove.
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Shlunina .gntrllinrt,re.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIS DAY.
Sun hiSES ......----.....-.,. 6:S0
- ~ 'o''-.''. ..---..-.- .-.-- J'14
HIGH ATBR at savannah o $50 A N. 0:5SPN
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..,-r M. 4-ur M1eNING NEWS.

NAVAL STORES. The market for spirits
turnentine WIS quiet but steady at slight
decline, The safes for the day were 375 casks
VI "a &c for regu ars. At the Board OF Trade
on tue opening call the market was reported
firm Al 5419c for regulars. A the asst call II
was ouie; at BIC for regulars. RosIn-The
market was quiet but firm and unchanged.
The sales were about 900 barrels. At the
Board Of Trade on the first call the marker
was repor ed firm, With sales of 22l barrels.
at ne following quotations: A and & 90c.
c and q5o, + 81 no. f slo5 G 81 1917 Ii
81 20. 8! 80, K 81 Is, NJ So 5, n s26912,
window glass 50 u, water white SIS 90. At
the closing call 1t was unchanged.
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timber 81 below these figures
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

SMeFb potatoes, Whlte vans, g busheI 35a50
P0ULTRY-Market steady. FGGS-Market
firm for country. which are in moderate sup
ply; Tennes-ees are plentiful, but in light re
quest: demand good. PEANUTS Ample
stock; demand good; native peanuts IN good
request at quotations. sTGAR-GeOrgia and
Florida nominal; none in market. HONEY
No demand; nominal. SWEET PoTAToEs-
In good supplv; demand fair.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-29

CHAgLgeTOg. Oct. 2S.-Spirits turpentine
dull NJ alJse. Rosn hrm; good strained SOC.
WfLsiHCroH. Oct 2e.--hOsiB flrm. strained
HE aooa strained $50. Tar nrn at 81 70.
Crude turpspttne lriui nard 81, yellow oily
81 ~. vrgIn ~ 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
ELInARRrn TFILs IosKpR.
ROMANTIC SUICIDE.
A Young Couple on Their Wedding Tour
Die at the Point OF the Husbands Pistol,

A Young Couple on Their Wedding Toui
Die at the Point OF the Husband's Pistol
NEW YORK, June l5.--On June 10 .
young couple engaged room 25 on the
second floor Of the stnrteyant house ant
registered as winfield Lee Compton and
wife, Kansas City, Mo He was twenty
four years old, she about three years his
Junior. This afternoon the Office bell
rung from No. %. The bell boy on en-
terlng found both Compton aud bis
wife side by side on the hoor.
Mrs Compton had been shot IN
the back Of the head and was dying,
Compton was conscious for moment
ana asked that doctor be sent for. 10
Compton's hand was a revolver and there
were bullet wounds In his head ana
breast but not necessarily fatal. The
ambulance was sent for but before It ar
rived the woman was dead Indications
are that the pair were on wedding tour
and tue inscription inside her ring indl-
cate that they had been married June 2
The bell knob IN the room was bloody
indicating that the shooting was done
before the bell rang.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
WITH A RAZoR.
Ma'ldictcn oeden, Traveler for n rnn. !.
daiph,n House, Suicides.

sisfdlctcn Ogden, Travel-r rer eno..
deiphin House, suicides.
special TO she Gazette.
ALBUQUERQUE, NJ ~, Juue i5,-- Mid
dle'on OGDEN committed suicide M ~.
San Felipe hotel last nlSht at . o,olock
ho arrived Sunday nlghs from El paso
put did not show any symptoms Of man.
tai trouble, ihongh no complaiued ~
oelng nervous and wanted To SEQ 4 dnc'
tor, nr. wrath was sent for, and cave
hlm some powders for Insomnia. Yoster.
uSf AFTERNOON he appeared To DO feeling
an right but would not leave hls room
ttatlng That ho would rest IN bafore n
iendlng TO his work. Tho doctor callea
~ the above hour, but after snpplnp sew.
eral times without any response fran the
lnsloe, called ON the night porter. who
securing an extra key an entrance was
onlalned. There stretched on the floor Inv
the man, having nearly severed tho beaa
from the body Ia his right hand was a
nloody razor, the instrument With which
tne deed was done, The evidence was
clear That he had just got up from eating
mis- supper, which had been sent 10 ms
room, walked over to the mirror ana
while standing before Il out hls throat
10 lett no note behind him that would IN,
llcate the cause OF the suicide. lie waa
travelling for d wool commission house 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16

one o. hc proprietors OF the Capltal ho
tei, the faest hotel In the CITY. Mis-.
Davis Is Me daughter Of Col. w. s Davis.
me principal ltverY-stable owner a TIt'
We ROCK, The nuptials were PERFORMED
~ the First Presbyterian church i,g tine
presence o. a large crowd OF lny.tes
guests Ten bridesmaids attended Inc
ceremony. u was an AFFAIR complete n
every detail, AID one OF the most re-
enerche ever taking place In the capltal az
tne state The happy couple left on the
midnlehs irun for Sc. Louis on an o.
tended Wedding tour. y" -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16

MINNEApoLIs, MINI, June i5.--The
supreme lodge OF the Ancient order OF
United Workmen began It's session here
ihis morning. All the supreme lodge
representatives, headed by the supreme
master-workman, John Brooks, were
present, and delegates from grand lodges
Of thirty-one states aud territories aud
ORtario TO the number OF 2i6.
The report OF The supreme MASTER
workman showed a healthy condition Of
the order. The supreme recording secre-
tary's report exhibited the following
financial statement for 1885, Receipts,
1884, 900; disbursements, 1926 $40; bal
ance on hand, S5G8i relief funds re-
ceipts, 5,8il disbursements, sGi, 55g;
total beneficiary assessments during the
year, s25S,0iGl losses paid, 81, 5GG, 453i
total number death losses paid since or
gsnizatlon are zoos, amounting 20 Sill
975lf7
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
GALVESTON.
The Damage by tho Gale Not So Great
MS Supposed

The Damage by tho Gale Not So Grea,
MS Supposed.
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, June lb--The dis
ostrous results OF the heavy gale Of Mon.
day morning are rapidly being overcome.
The street railway company has nearly
completed us tracks along the beach, aud
the workmen are busily empl lyed on tho
Santa Fe track puttiog II in shape. tits
thought that by Friday their tracks will
be alright again. The impression seems
TO have gone abroad 70 the state and
Eastern cities that the gale WAS far mere
disastrous and serious than IL really was
The entire damage will scarcely exceed
fifteen thousand dollars az the outside as
the two saloons which were swept away
were very cheap structures in keeping
With the business they did The gale az
one time exceeded ffty miles al hour
according to the signal service In
struments, though doubtless along the
gulf shore II reached nearly sixty.
There are large number OF buildings
In course OF erection along the burnt dis
trict, including two churches, one OF
which has q high steeple going up aud Is
surrounded by ordinary ecantliGg, vet
they all withstood the gale, which at no
time took on the character Of cyclone.
Several foreign schooners entered to-day,
having rode the storm In safety.
The steamship Alamo, which sails. IN
the morning, will carry heavy passenger
list, including goodIy number Of people
from the interior.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
Ola scnDdni.

NEw YORK, June D The report ofthe
referee IN the action tor divorce brought
BY Mrs. Alice O'Keeie wynans against
Ross X Wynans, tho millionaire, Is now
IN the hands OF Judge lngraham Of the
supreme court II was submitted 20 the
court to-day on motion made by coun-
sci for Mr.. Wynaus for confirmation Of
the Referees report. IL Is IN favor Of
Mr. Wynaua, who claims that though De
lived with the woman be has never been
married 70 her Plaintiffs counsel OPP
posed the motion. The mettcr war spb-
mitied without argument aud decision
WAS reserved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
St. Louis t,aces.

ST houIs, Mo-, June i5-Tho weather
was hot with heavy rain after the arst
race which left the track bad and slow.
Attendance good.
FIRST race.~-Oae and one sixteenth miles
starters Gold Flea, Ranchett, Porter
Ashea, Anna Wan, Boot Black, Warren
ton, King Bob. Porter Ashea, won; Boot
Black, seconds Gold Flea, third. Time,
1924
Second rsoo-The mechanics stake,
three-quarters OF mile. Starters
Rose, Steve Jerome, Carry, Fugalo,
Joubert, MonTose, BiXby, Laredo, Pro.
cTastination Carry won; Montrose
second Laredo third. Time, i:l93.
Third race One and one-eighth miles
Starters Revoke, Cuban Queens, Rebel
scout Lemon, Blue Stone, Sovereign
Pat, Hilarlty. Hilarlty was first; Sover-
eign Pat secondj Blue Stone third.
Time, 2.07i.
Fourth race eal-estate agents. stakes,
one and three-fourth miles. Starters,
Claypole, Lucky b, Claypole won. Time,
8;2li.
Fifth race steeple chase, full course.
Starters' Aurelian, Fox Hound, George
McCullough, Hop Sing, Judge Burnett
George Mccullough won, Fox Hound,
seconds Aurelian, third. Time, 1850.
Duffy the jockey, who was ruled off the
track Thursday last for alleged impert-
inence to President Charles Green, apol-
ogized this afternoon, was remstated,
and will ride Tyrant on Friday ia the
match between that horse and Yolaute.
Tyrant will reach here tomorrow even
Ing, and the race win be run notwith.
standing the numerous rumors 20 the
contrary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
SPORTING.


SANDY HOOK, n. ", June lB.-At Q
o'clock this morning the wind is frssh
and the weather cloudy ana hasy The
prospects are good for ane race be.
tween the big sloops Puritan, Priscilla aud
Atlantic.
Inc Priscilla passed the lowor beacon
at S;45.
r M.--Ihe Priscilla reached the du.
ism I'VE minutes III advance Of the Puritan
and has won.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
NIGHT GOWNS.

Pointed yoke of three rows of inserting
and four clusters of tucks, trimmed with
embroidery, at zoe,
Night Gowns, Hubbard style, point
yoke, entirely tucked with wide and mar
row tucks, trimmed with embroidered
rufile, French sleeves, aue quality and
very cheap at sl.OO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
Taylor, is'sin s na.,rop.

TAYLOR, Tx, June 70 The AuFysvlna
party otsae Taylor, eigin 4 Bastrop rail-.
road, including a. q Weeks, Ii. W.
Weeks, a. I Barry, j. G. Furguson. =.
H. Il Ping aud T. Gaian, spent tho last
two nights at the Taylor hotel, they
being now within sight OF our town.
This Il Tho second route surveyed by this
party from Elgin TO Taylor.
Chief surveyor A, Q. Weeks says that
a. soon MS their work here Is finished they
VIII proceed at once 20 BastrOp and enr.
yey out route from there 70 Cnero, 10
Which point this road win be extended
very soon.
our people are very much enthusod on
the subject VI this new road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
nnrnnelInr ID. llnlmn..

LoNpoS, june l5.~-Mlnister Phelps
aud other American residents gave
banquet last night 70 the Aaiocrst Of the
BreakiastThble, Or. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, AZ the Drnry Lane iheater.
Fifty leading members Of the LOrdon
Literary society were present, and several
cordial speeches OF welcome TO Dr.
Holmes we're made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
CORSET COVERS.

Corset Covers OF Diamond hin cam.
brio, perfect in finish and ct, at csc.
Corset Covers, richly trimmed with
embroidery, at COO.
Corset Covers, deliberately trimmed
with Torchon lace and embroidery, per
feet in At and finish, over 20 different
styles to select from, at s1,OO to 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
kERS--- Mote the Low Prices.

srs, tucked or tucked and rufiled,
kslIty and made with yoke bands,
Rriul bargain at 25c.
H. deep ruflle of Hamburg EN-.
md two clusters of tucks above,
.y and offered as low as soc.
h, at 75c. Four different styles
dee, embracing tucked, RULED
knldered, and embroidered with
& to match; others claim a bar
kl2s, we offer this week at 75c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16

NEW YORK, June ls.--1he Holman
house parliamentary fund committee held
a meeting last night, 81 which ell 900
was subscribed,to be sent at once 70 Par
nell, and AZ meeting Of the Brooklyn as
ISOLATION sGlsG was subscribed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
THE RAILROAnS.
Mount Pieanan, on the Loohoa,.
'rrespondenco OF tho Gazette.

"""H' f1'"HN'f on the L0ohout
Correspondence OF tho Gazette.
MouNr PHEASANT, Tx June ii a.
y Brooks Of Mount Vernon and s. w
Summers OF sulphur Springs were here
last Thursday talking up the proposed
line from this place TO sulphur Sprlpna
VIA Mount Vernon. A committee OF olti.
nens from the above named places will De
here In a few days, whom II h expectcd
that derlslve steps will be takon toward
building a road from this place 10 SULPHUR
Springs, utilizing the old Texas 4 81
Louis Dallas branch, which IL graded "a
within few miles 81 sulphur Springs
Bridges ARE built and ties enough 10 law
halt the track are scattered along tho
line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
MISSOURI paolllp nneine.ra.

Uorfefpondence OF Ono Gazette.
SAINT 10, TEX, June 1.-THE englu-
ecring corps Of tho Missouri Pacific Rail.
road company, engaged 10 locating the
line from Gainesville west, reached 81.
Jo TODAY. Their course from here II not
known, but 4 ~ thought they viii follow
the line run by Mr. Chapman IA 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
Conditionnliy uonllrm.,.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June i5.--1he sale OF
tue Wabash, 81. Louis 5 paolGc railroad
by tho United States circuit court 10 the
purchasing committee Of the bondhoIders
was condtionally confirmed TO-DAY.
The court approves the sale on condition
that the balance OF 1862, 900 purchase
money be paid on or before August \.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
hInde I'M Ieatate 40 un.

ap"oial 10 tho Gazettc,
HENRIETTA TEX, June l5.- The pros
poets q thc Missouri Pacific railroad OK.
tension from Gainesville TO Henrietta has
made real estate In Henriotta worth
double what " was six months ago. Our
railroad committee are now in Dallas 10
close the contract with MIR. w. IL, New
man for tho immediate extension OF tho
road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16

special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEx., June lk,-An 49,.
sore IN 'he western part Of town lnowa
IS NE Waite honse was DESTROYED bv tlrs
THIS evening The house has been npoc-
capled ios several months aud the origln
OF tne ire isa mystery. There "a some
insurance on the property, bat the amonnt
could not be learned, Tbs ioes 10 ahon,
800 800 Iheproperty was owned by Judae
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
UNDERWEAR.

H.. corded bands, good muslin,
i periect in finish and At, at soc.
y, square or pointed yoke, ex-
mods and offered as low as soc.
"a, square or pointed Jokes, Of Q
4 Inserting and four clusters Of
|aImmed with Hamburg embroid-
Ia value at $500, we make the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16

QUEBEC, June LILA Justice says a
reliable person informs them that the
Dominion government has not renonnced
its intention Of sending lying column
70 the Northwest. Kumor mas II that the
Indians are again giving cause for alarm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
The santa ia Icstonsion.

7TNVIHI y IHF uHftII1l
GAfsEsyiLIE, TEX, jane l6.--A force
of raiirOad hands ara nov Al work only
mile and half north Of the City, and
force VIII DO put 20 work gu the depot
grounds this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
ouNTESsENCF OF ELEGANCE.
A most Rsoherchs Anair with Ten Isrides
maids,

special 70 the Gazette.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, June H. Mr.
John w Deshon was married % Miss
Mary Bemlett Davis IN this city at $50
O'Clock tonight. This was the consum-
nation of the qulntessence OF elegance.
Mr.. Deshon is large cotton buyer and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
VOL. XII NO, s2l.

, non o. thc-city, Some have already eet
building material on the grounds ~
REiiEF PROM TORONTO.
ioRoNro, ONT, June i5.-The mavor
transmitted to-day by telegram sl6oo
Tor relief Of the sufferers by the Van.
couver ilre. WV '"n'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
INFANTS ROBES.

We begin the prices as low as roc, and
up the finer grades to $3.50,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
!. G. EV ANS
COMPANY

Monday, and throughout the week viii offer the fol Co,
~ sa,o IA,
Rgains on clean, fresh, new goods, which will he
r prices than the goods have ever been offered