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Call for Town Warrants.

Tuesday, Feb. %, 1890. l viii pay the
following described warrants with In.
terest. Interest to cease from date.
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MARIE PERRIN,

for the lots S. G :, Sex. ie, lots = $, MEME
:. Sec, IL, Tp. ss y. X. I ". r, NJ.
She names the following witnesses 10 prove her
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
said land, viz. Henr, Rochat. Eugene Cav OF
81 MarieS Idaho: Alfred p1comnlun. 81 IT
sherman, Idaho; Almond ferrenoud, Of Cour
d Alene, Idaho.
JAMES GRAHAM. 81
maTl+aprls Register.
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NEEAL JAMES A. GAsyiKLD GAR-
]. No. ~, 4. A. 4 n. IT,, U. s. A.
y In Sanders hall, Crur d'Aiens,
., every alternate Monday. at 3
Dck p. NJ. Commander, Henry Van
bn; Adjatsnt. 5. J. Clark Quarter.
FER, Thos. Norris. Visiting com
y always welcome.
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You connect at
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with the Burlington Route for
Omaha, 81. Joseph. kansas
City. st. Louis, chicago and
ALL OTHER southern and
southeastern points.
The No. fac. train from the
west arrives at Billings at Q
q. m. Our train leaves at 0 rs
n. m.
No trouble about the trans
fer. The trains are only a
few feet apart. step OF one
on the other. That's all.
The whole thing Is over with
in less time than Il tzkea 10
tell you about it.
Tickets and time tables at
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All warrants on the general fund
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LAND OFFICE AT CIrR p'ALENr, IrAuc,
March IL, isse.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has alcd notice OF her Intention 10
make final prsof In support Of her clail aud that
said pr,of will he made before the Register and
Receiver at Cear d'.Alene, Idaho, on April =
lSas, viz:
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Church Services.

enfrEgIAs.~-s Sunday school 10 =.
y Morning service at II o'clock /;
ehing service at 7:3D. Wednesday
Itning prayer meeting at 7:3D.
4 q. l.. DEffsSBAroH,
Acting Pastor.
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1905. Feb. 10, 1895.
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HoDisr. Sunday school at 10;
ss q, ] =. Ia. preaching Al I'D p.
rh Sunday. Prayer meeting, Thurs
evenings a, 100 p. IN. Il. e..
nllrr. pastor.
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Occur d'Alene, Idaho
4. d. Charlton,
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No. 2S5 Morrison ST.. cor. 3rd ST.
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~ DALESE LODGE NO. ~. L. o. o. v.
N~ Meets every Tues
> day evening NJ 7 80.
S Visiting IN IN Der =
cordially invited to attend. Joseph
iarno. ncbls grand: 4. 4. Thompson.
grand; u. Z. Thomson, secretary I;
n. Wiggett, treasurer.
OorssAi LoD6E No. Z. KsiGHrs oy
PMAs.-Meets In FrsiSrnity Hall
.rsday evening Of each week.
Ting brothers arc always welcome.
Smith, q. C., +. A. Shaliis, X.
As.
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Sunday school. p.i5 =. TN.
crning prayer and sermon. II a. IN. f.:
rning prayer and sermon. p. IN.
rdncsday, li,any at ~ p. m, and
ssday at I =. IN; choir practice, p.
i: evening prayer and sermon ever,
hdzy In Post Chapel nj +. III.
~. J. Z. skoi,ome IN charge.
5hoi.io. Regular mass at II a IN.
onday school. . p. IN. tespers nj b
nj. Father Becker, pastor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22
PRICES AT LOW EBB.
Price of Hog. suner. Another ns-
ducdon of Five Gents, Although
There WINS n GOOD Demand.

cmcago, April 2i.--cattle are now
selling at the lowest prices OF the sea-
son. Sales are slow at $si013 so for
common dressed beef Htecrs up to $500
4i20 for choice shipping and export
cattle, and large numbers cross the
scales at s3.d0N4,o0, only few sales be-
ing made over $500. Cows and hclfers
have declined fully as much as steers
ana a large part of the offerings sell
between s2.00ff3p0 than heretofore.
Bulls sell at se25Gl31b and calves are
plentiful. active at ss.oO@47b, this be-
Ing calf day" Texas cattle were in
moderate demand at Mondays decline.
There was fair active local and
shipping demand for hogs. but prices
suffered a further reduction Of about
Be and more sold at 1886 than at any
other price. Straight lots OF heavy
aold at sS.2bU3bT 1-2 and butcher
weights and mixed lots brought $4,000
SIQ, while common TO prime light hogs
sold at t3s0Q3s5.
There was a better demand at $4,000
$50 for poor 10 prime sheep. few go-
Ing below $500 and sales largely at
S3,0onS.30 for Texans and s240g3b0 for
Westerns. Lambs were In active de-
mand at ss.6oGi60 for common to
choice fiocks and spring lambs were
wanted nj S5.00ns.75 per 100 pounds
Receipts--cattle. 270o: hogs, ia.oao;
sheep, 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

Chicago, April H.--Thore was good
Whont trade The feature was the free
selling Of May, liquidation being uuIte
pronounced early In the day, several
or the larger commission houses being
active on the selling side. The Nav.
July spread widened little, being IA
10 l-4c. The influences at hand AZ
the start were a little bearish, cables
coming weak; Liverpool being on i-26p
sd, according TO public advices, and
Berlin was 1-i@1-2 mark lower. The
weather was more favorable, fair and
cool conditions prevailing In the
spring wheat territory, with showers
In the winter wheat belt, Illinois. In
diana and Missouri. The predictions
by the signal service, too. were still
better, fair and warmer weather being
indicated for the Dakotas and Minne-
sofa.
The corn market was heavy, and was
subjected TO a good deal OF hammer
ing.
Oats for May closed 1-SGi-i lower.
Business was principally In the way
of exchanging from May TO July early
at l-2c difference, and later at 3-sc
spread.
In provisions there was an absence
of the strain which for a week has
been observed between the longs and
the shorts In pork. Lard was 1-2c
lower for July, and July ribs suffered
to an equal extent.
Estimated receipts Tomorrow
whent, 20 cars, corn. go cars: oats. i20;
hogs, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

New York, April z1.--Evening Posts
London financial cable;
There was further pronounced list
TO Americans to-day, with the increas-
ing activity in them quite feature.
There was a genuine investment de-
mand for bonds, while the speculation
In shares also increased. Louisville
and st Paul were specially favored.
Prices closed a little under the best.
The markets generally were good.
although there was reaction at mid
day on Baron Hlrsch's death, he be-
ing a large holder OF English and al
other stocks. The market finally closed
good, with some recovery In mines.
| gather that more gold shipments
from New York TO Germany may be
occasioned because OF remittanceH from
Berlin to London In connection with
the new Chinese loan, but do not pre-
tend to have definite knowledge, as
the matter is not properly understood
here.
The Indian government has an
nounced lie per cent loan OF Just
over 1000. 900. This is record, india
never having Issued q loan before uii-
der 3 per cent. The new loan Is al
ready quoted at premium. such Is the
rush for flrst-class stocks. In connec-
tion with the further decline In Paris
exchange on London. gold Is being
brought here from France.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

st. Louis. April 2i.-Flour-ouiet;
Wheat-closed weak at s-sa2 i-tc
under Yesterday. Spot dull; Nc. red
eash elevator nominal; track, 6s l-2@
60; May, SO "a; July, bsc; August
" Corn - Futures strong with more
buyers than sellers, but late weakened
on wheats latest break, but did not
decline much. Spot Arm; No. mixed
cash. 20 7-si May. 20 rs; July, " 1-SW
oats-options slightly lower. Spot
dull. heavy and declining. No. cash
IS ia asked; May. II 7-s' July. Is l-s
asked.
Rye-ouiet, SO bid elevator.
Barley-Nomlnal
Corn meal-.s1 .40@1. AS.
Bran--No demand: small oherinBs
offered east track at $50.
Flaxseed--Iiigher. sicl.
Timothy seed--Prime. $40; fair to
good, s.. boa 50. 90,
Hay--About steady: prairie, $500
g 90; timothy. s. 6odi5.5o, this side.
Whisky--s1. %.
Buttere-Lower; creamery. 1905 ~
dairy, 0alp 1-2c.
Cotton ties and bitgglng unchangea.
Professionalism mess jobbing, new,
s.75: old. 3.25; lard, lowe., choice f'ew
ara Ranon. boxed shoulders, SD;
longs. 4.s7 ~, ribs and shorts. bl2 IL,
dry salt meats boxed shoulders, 1.ssi
longs. 5.sT ia, ribs and shorts, Wy.
Neutrality-suspicious. 1000: wheat, l2,Oopi
corn. 7i.0o0; oats. $4,000.
hip,nenta-F'lour, 1000; wheat. 60Oo'
corn. 5000; oats. 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22
Heavy BUSINESS
.rronrnD yEsrEnAy N
n.,LwAY STOCKS
,.,,r. In Lonaoa winning TO
| higher prices for American
n,,,,es--sorthern Pacific i'e-
I,.,,,en. Rooms the Price.

yorh April 2i.-The incipient
!, Not in the stock exchange Sc
!, was subjected to the test OF
:, on n fairly large scale but on
n. nroved superior to the hqul-
u" Thn volume OF business was
"a cvag fairly well distributed
10 railway stocks holding their
pmnnratively well In point OF
,rhe sharp upward movement
Il that was In progress at the
N business yesterday was re-
III The outset today and on an
LII volume OF trading a favor
|auence being exerted by higher
IN American securities in Lon
moderate inquiry for the ac-
4, this market was noted early
|iav The gains IN prices were
III in most OF the leading ac-
Sarcs In the speclnltles more
n ndyances occurred. There was
frsglslarIty IN prices in the fore
III In the latter dealings a gem
[ctiop developed In which Lon
A ronsplcuous for sales OF the
.,,onal listed stocks. The trading
| WAC inclined to work for n
but though the offerings were
IA. a decrease In commission
Laying was noted. Covering by
breyented material losses in all
nm Instances. Sugar ran Off
4 igi rs, but insiders were buy
&he low level. The stock again
entire market in extent OF
! Tobncco gained n slight frac-
Lrly The stock then declined
4 subsequently advanced SIS
closing with a net gain OF
substantial progress made in
Iiiustment of Northern Pacific
&aused a rise OF Ia per cent.
by a loss OF about half OF the
Iment. Baltimore and Ohio de-
per cent. The upward move
4 Consolidated Gas wns checked
|ny reports OF the probable pas
a 81 gas bill at this session.
*ck dropped 2 1-2 per cent to
INK at l6i. In the late trading
liable pressure was brought
n The Changers. The closing was
with irregular fractional net
The bond market was active
eign buying was noted In the
MT lysue. The Northern Pacific
chYon ptcoTded Improvement
HgMces occurred In other di-
Sales, 81, 506.00
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

northern par Dbl, tt.59e: California
nAvois, ts.7504. California seedlings.
t,75as; onions. 2G2 i-to ID; cranbcr-
ries. Dbl. sie: cocoanuts bag OF 100.
s.; Greeley pStasoc,s' ssg s.s2, az rr,lumph
sofa Rose 1bc; Peerless. Csc; Hebron.
Csc: Early Ohio. Sic: red onion sets per
bu., t2.25: yeliows, f2,25: whites, $3.50.
Bananas, si.sO1s.2b.
Flour-Johbers' prices. high patent.
s2 fancy patent, $3.50; family, .tl.7s;
patent, 81; s,raights. si.ss
Grain hags--fsaie lots, New 5-bushei
s-ounce. s 1-ic; new 2 Ia hushcl s.
ounce. corn. 4 Sac; ccntals, bale lots.
I i-2c; La platas, 4c: secondhand oat
sacks. &c.
Corn--shelicd, mixed bulk. Job iois
50 lac; enr corn from wagons zoe;
sacked corn car lots T. o. b., country
points, 2iM2f lie; ear, roc
Oats--rexas rust PROOF. IN bulk from
wagon, ibQiGc: car lots. sacked. {. o. u.
country points. lbqlec.
Hay-Job iota. ss.boQsoo, according o
Bran,-Job lots. COO, car lots, tic.
Meai-.4o pounds. zoe; car lots. zoe;
chicken feed, wheat, job lots. bsc per
bushcl. feed meal, s2ci car lots. 900
cwt.
Sweet otatoes--Pumpkin vans, large
7bc: pumpkin yam seed, SOC; common
eating, toc
Turnlps--Pcr bu, Soc.
pecans--Per pound. s45c.
Poultry--Fat spring chickens, larger
than quaiis 2.5o427s per dozen; fat
fall chickens. s2.50127b; old ROSTERS.
i0c each; old hens. s2.2b; hens. 5000
$50.
Turkeya--Hens. 7c; gobhlers. &c.
Duclks-In suli feather, i2tD per dor.
Gecae-1ruli feather, si0is0 per doz
gamblers, not wanted.
Butter-Sicc mould country Jersey,
zoe; plain country. IL lie: creamery.
But,erlne--solid, sc-pound tubs, ice.
Eggs--sc.
Iflder--Dry nInt. ease; dry nlnt dam
aged hides, 3Isc. Erecn salt hileB so
10: green butcher hides, adal &c; dry
salt. 5G7c.
Prims tailow. 23-4ds i-tc; d,y bleach
ed bones. S. per ton.
Local Cotton Market.
Toward the end OF the season bust
ness shows consi ierable falling on.
Quotations are nofnlunlly as follows:
Low middling. 6lsic.
Strict low mlddlMg. 6 LEO
Middling, Sac.
Strict mlddlinF, e7-s.
Cord middling. &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

st. Louis, April -Cattlc--Receipts,
5000; shipments COO. Market steady and
active, Fair 20 choice shipping steers.
sS6SG425; dressed beef and butchera'
steers, s3.259J.eO: steers under 1000
pounds, 81 25Ms.so; stockers and feed
ers, S2.J0I3.7b; cows and helfcrs.
81 00d35 so; Gamers, 81 5012. 25; calves.
81 O0d8.00; bulls, 81 0O13. 90: Texas
steers, 2.75d3.75, COWS and heifers,
81 00ase5.
Hogs Receipts, 10000; shipments.
1900. Market 5di0c lower. Heavy. ss.25
1885, mixed, sS.2oQs a.; light, $1,000
3. 30.
sheep = Receipts. 800; shipments,
100. Market demoralized and lower
under very heavy supply, Natives.
S2.5oGa.50; Texans. So. s5; Mexicans,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

New York April wheat--ae-
celpts, 10000; exports 134.70O. Spot
weak. quotations ARE for lake and rail-;
No. hard, "a la T, o. b. afloat. Options
were generally weak all day under
heavy May liquidation, hearish crop
and war news. cables and absence Of
export inquiry on the break, The de-
preston was greater IN the last half
hour. Closed, l s-Sdi i-2c net lower.
April. 70 i-2c. May, 70 S-4c,
Hides and ieather--Steady.
Wool-Sluiet
Pig ifon-Steady. southern yi0.75G
1900; northern. Sii.00Gi950.
Ccppor-Dull; brokers', 10 rs
Lead-Dull. brokers $3.50; exchange.
ss05.
Tin-Easlsr straits, SASS; plates,
arm.
Gotten seed oll-Nomlnal.
Coftee-Options opened steady and
unchanged TO points lower. declined
slightly undor unsatisfactory European
news. Heavy warehouse deliveries
were feature today. Prices irally
fteadied little and closed fteady, April
S points lower; others unchanged 20 8
points net higher. Sales 5000 bags. In
Guiding March 1890 Spot coffee Rio,
dnli: M. Z. u 3-i. Mid dun Cordoya
10 3-4TIsc. Sales 500 bags Maracaibo
and 800 bags Central American p. I.
Sugar-Rnw. quiet; centrifugal. 90
test. 5-16c. Refined quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22
WhSBADLY MANGLED
A BRAKEMAN FALLS BENEATH A
MOVING TRAIN
seven cars Passed over HIS Bods
and lie Is SO nadiy Hurt tina, lie
Can Hardly Recover.

Petty, Tex, April Especially
This evening while the west bound
Texas and Paolnc local freight train
OF the brakemen, fell beneath q train
OF moving cars. Seven cars passed
over his body, entirely severing the
left leg from the body, crushing and
managing the right leg, decorating The
body and alro bruising him Internally.
He is stlll living. but slight hopes are
entertained for his recovery. His
they keep q hotel. He also has rela-
tivea living IN Dallas and near Honey
Grove.
Lnter-Lulte Jones, the brakeman
who was injured here this eyebing,
died at 8 o'clock this evening. The re-
mains viii be taken to i. +. Junction
for BURIAL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

FOR SA1.E-ib9 acres OF the very hest
black waxy prairie land In this county.
and IN one and one-hhlf miles OF de-
pot 100 aerea In cultivation, MI ,illable;
good house, stahte. etc; nrtcrinn we'll
school IN 200 yards Of houses ON public
road and u miles OF Fort Worth price
si5 pcr ncrei all cash, and n bargain II
We have several tracts OF land. IGo
acres each. all firat-olnss h,nck why
soil and In EIGHT miles OF Fort Worth.
This land II prairie. with timber In two
miles Water can be Ind IN furfnrc
wells In 20 feet. and nrtealan wells In
400 feet. Railroad station. church and
school In two miles Price $50 per acre.
Parties going on tho land. building
houses and putting one-hnlf IN Guilt
walton need not pay ANYTHING but Inter-
est at 4 per cent unfll the irt day OF
January 1893 Long time given.
SEQ acres OF land within eight mlles or
For, Worth on pikcd road: AL fenced
and artesinn water At least COO acres
OF this land In fnc black wnxy soil, md
all OF II i fne grnes land; extra bar
gain offered; easy terms
Blocks OF ten ncrcH each or more In
one mile Of the city aud on good piked
roads. Sandy loan soil. flne for gar
denins. $40 to $40 per acre. long time,
enHy terms,
goverai nice residence lots on West
Side md on street ear line; $500 each;
any kind Of payments at per cent in-
tcreat,
Lots on Oak Grove street. 100 feet
from Main street ear line; boxiO0 feet
each, with east front; price $50 each;
easy terms. These arc good lots. dirt
cheap.
Houses and lots on all kinds Of pay
menta HUFFMAN a CO,
Fort worth Tex. Land Title Block.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

NO AID LESS THAN TWO LINES.
NO CHARGES LESS THAN IS CENTS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

New York, April 2i.-con'ee Santos.
oniet, good average santos 1920; ieiH
per 100 laios Receipts, 5000 stock wv
o00 Hamburg. Quiet unchnnneu.
sales 1000 Rio, steady; No. Z. l3loo
r.la pcr 100 kiios, Exchange. > $3.50: he-
the United States, Europe none STOCK
fe.Oc0 bags .,... ,ro,,
,rnitsd states, as.sie. including n,70
trn,, Row york New York stock To-
dav I'D g,6; United states atock' ~
10; afioat for the United states, w.
eso. total visible for the United states
2ps,420 against f65.S99 last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

Kansas city. April ~, Wheat--Dull;
featurelesa. No 3 bard nomlnally, So,
No, Q nominally, 5ofl5i; rejected noml-
naily. s514o No. 2 red nomlnally, $50
nominaliy, 81; No. 3 nominally, bIp6O
Corn-Rather slow, 1-sQi-fc lower.
No. mixed. 20 I-sG2s IL; No. white.
90 IL.
osts-steady: demand fair; No.
missed nominally, lie. No. white,
10 H. Rye--No, 2. 3ic.
Hay-Stcady; timothy choice. $1,000
choice, s100Gs.00: others. s3.0066b0.
Butter--creamery lsQiic; dairy. 10
Qipc.
Eggs--unchanged; strictly fresh. Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

Kansas City. April M.-cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500. shipments, 700. Market
active, steady Texas steers. So $50 q 60:
Texas cows. S200a so, beef steers. 1928
G4.o0i native cows. si.7519.sO; bulls,
sl.65QS.50
iiogs--Recelpts. $4,000; shipments,
700. Market steady. bulk OF sales, 1895
i350; heavies. Ss.00d3i0; packers and
mixed, sa.SO0s5o: lights, ss,Sbds,5s;
workers.. ss.50d3.b5; pigs. Ss.75Tas5
Sheep-Receipts. $500; shipments,
1900. Market steady; lambs. ss.00d4OO.
Muttons. s2,75G365.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

New York. April Ala dispatch to the
Herald from Panama snys;
Some fears are entertained here that
trouble win occur whom the elections
OF deputies take place. The members
OF the Liberal party VIII vote for the
frat time since 1855, Engineers repre-
sentlng European Arms tbet have cUn-
tracts on tho canal have arrived here.
Material has also lust arrived Tor thel
enormous wharf which Is 70 be con-
rtructed at La Bocn. the P1clhc end Of
the canal, The work win be pushed for
ward rapidly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

Liverpool April 2i.-cotton. rno,
moderate demand. Prices unchanged
American mIddllng. SD. The salea
Of the day We're 5000 bales. Of which
5000 were for speculation and export
and included 1900 American. REGENTS
osvV, al American. Futures opened
and closed steady at the advapcc
american middllng. |. m. O.; April 1is@
4lg; April and May. 4l7Q4is; May and
June, fi6, June and July Az; July ana
August, l2NiiS; August ara septcm-
Der 4osi September and October. 40.
October and November, S59q3so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22


Tho commissioners court viii meet IN
called HuHsion tomorrow Afternoon at
o'clock 20 conkider the question OF nh.
ing the vacancy caused by the death Of
w. Il, Rogers. The assessors ONCE is
IN nne condition, all the work has been
kept up mothodichlly and Ia weil ad-
vanced-
It Is thought that Walter %. Rogers,
son OF the lnmonted assessor. win be
appointed 20 serve out his fathers
term, and public sentiment approves
II as an appropriate thing. Indeed.
several OF the candidates for the APP
pointment resigned all claims In his
favor as soon NJ this proposition waa
made. In View OF the fnmily left de-
pendent upon the young mans excr-
tions it would be ntting net and tribe
ute 20 the memory OF u faithful officer.
Reserve your seats now for "sfcCar-
thy's MiHhaps." You can't aford to
miss II. At Greenwalfs next saturday
matinee aud night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

Mount Hamilton. Cal. April 81 -
Swift's new comet was observed at
Lick observatory on April 49, II and 10
by Profcasir iiussey and Professor
Altkcn. From these observations Pro-
which shows the following clamcnp--.
Time Of perihellon Apil if.79 Green
witch mean time. longitude or pcrlhe-
Hon 1870 degrees aud minutes, longi-
tudc node III degrees % minutes; in
cllnation 81 degrees: perihtlion dis
lance 1854 about so,oonooO milcs1
The comet having passed periheilCn.
81 now recedlns from the sun. II Is al
most visible TO the naked eye In the
northwest after sunset, and has q
short tall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

To Points West on the Texas and i'n-
cine nrd pccos valley railroad.
on April It'll. April 2ist and May
18th. the Texas and Pacific railroad at
all points east of and including Weather
ford viii sell round trip tickets to abb
lone. pocos and intermediate stations
and points on the Pecos Valley railroad.
ut one fare for the round trip, tloiSeta
good twenty days from 1ote Of sale
for return.
stop-overs win be allowed NJ wea-
thcrford and stations west on either
going or returning trip. No atop-overs
will DO allowed east Of Woatherford.
GASTON MEsiIER.
@. y. q T, A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

Boston. Mass, April 2i.--'rhe sales Of
wool In the market this week have been
a trifie heavier but they have been
made AT n concession due TO some busl-
ness houses disposed to mako the prices
low In order to induce sales.
Texas woods, spring medium, 1iul2c;
occurred prices, soc; spring fne, ~
months, l0Vi2o; secured price. si9s2c-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

neiu 200; stock, lb2.7si. Total TO-DAY
net receipts sssi; exports, Great BRIT
Consolidated Net receipts. 1929. ~ 49,
ports Great Britain, 20,7So France
IA; continent. 20,756. "".s'
Total since September 1. net receIn,s
4,SyS'.esi exports, great Britain. l.oas
Ivy; France, 1885, continent. Iii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

PIx, April Chickering's, s10i,-
|alsnces, st,670.72S: money on
hs l-2gs per cent; last loan
" d per cent. Prime mer-
{Ater ble per cent. Sterling
neavy. with actual business
R bills 4.BS 1-4Q4.ss 1-2 de-
tSI l-2QLS7 "a for 90 days.
',s; 4.SsQi.Ss liz and 4.sg 1-2.
~ pills. 4.S6 a.. bar silver,
F"'er certificates. OF a-4dp6s IA.
collars. SIC. Government
IS Sns state bonds dull. Rail-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

[vrk. April 2i.--Total saioa OF
aax; 2ss.7is shares, including
n al ohacco, 2l,200; American
Y"V"; A Union pacifics, 1900.