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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
New Orleans.
PRODUCE.


PRODUCE.
NV ORLEANS, October 3l.-BuLK MEATS
Fair demand; shoulders ~, long clear ana
clear rib :.
BAcoN--shoulders quiet and stenoy nj ~,
long clear and clear rib higher ana scarce
81.
HAMS Choice sugar-curod uanyassod
scarce and firm alto sGE.
Wn1skY-Stcady ana unchanged.
CoFFEE-Actiyc ana firm; common 10
prime 1870 1871.
SuGAn-Go0d demand and lower. common
70 good common 4kqjk; fair To inily fair
$780,; prime, 6ls; yellow ciaiifCd. "a ~,
wnitv clarified, 74nT3S.
MoLAssts.-ActiVe mir ioSf2; prime 10
choice $3.50.
RiCE-S on,ly and unchanged.
BHAN--Duli NJ ~.
CorroS SEED Crude S5@SC; summer yell
low refined i2GI5
FLouH-pniOt: family higher nt loo co.,
high grades firm b@5L.
Cons-F Primer; mixed %, white aud yellow
%.
OATs-Dull end easier.
loGH MEAL-sscarco and frm at G0a2 "a.
PoRK--tiood demand and lower az ~.
LAHD-Sieady; tiercc, 3; kos. ses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

Flour StppardS Royal Patent, $50
Nonl., sacks, g SsstS 20 \, 100 MS. Corn meal,
per bushcl, SIC; iiominy and rrits, " hi,
SOC Oatmeal, y haif bill, sI7S israck.d
wheat I'm, &C, CinckerS y soda. Tast 80. NN
soda, sStiNs NNx soda, slsN ., cream
sNon, lpHlVacs y lcnon creams, esoptkc;
y ginger snaps, pagiSc; NIX, 0ispio,,, assoried
cakcs and iumhlus, iS$Slic. Wheat in iiKhi
receipt; SOC Ssl, as TO quality ana condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
SCOTLAND
rnEcArrloNs rAKEN.

Glasgow, October 3l.-precautions
nave been taken here against explo-
sions ON the railways. All the banks.
public buildings and prisons are close
~ watched, and extra warders are
placed around the prisoners when ex-
ercising.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

isSHc; halves Ice .punr,ors. Ice. indigo, Sc n;
sl.iQsfssho dozen. MaccAroni, irnputlet,I iser'
American, 500 box, Buckets. Two linnps'
saio dczen; We'll buckets. si.& dozen MOONS.
ei,,saS.95 dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
EGYPT.

HICKS rAsHA's VICTORY.
Cairo. October 3l.-~Hicks Pasha, az
ter two battles, entered El-Obeid. The
false prophets forces are broken mp.
His fate is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

Nery nrnl.

MkAIs-sugar cured hams. 1899 s. q. G. II.
WAGON, zoe; :, Z. bacon, W., Long c,uer ba-
con, 81, :. G.. dry salt, sAs,
LARD iorccs, pl1c; i0and - y caus p1e.
so cans, aAc; 10 10 cans, p,sc; SD csl,s, $50:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
l.. y. BRrNswIG.
w. Il. SYAiINGTDN,

Fort Worth, Texas, November / 1883.
Thanking my friends and the public
generally for their liberal patronage TO
Us during the past year, solicit IA con-
tinuance of same for the new firm.
w. a. SyMISToN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
rouityy, t:rg. and nMttcr,

POULTRY lions, e. s5esa 90 per tn-en,
extra large Young chickens, ~ 0i,s8 "a T,ir.
Keys, y 0ossS "; Goose, sSO0 ESQ ucks
k1os--por dozen, NC.
Fresh cogntiy GUITAR a5aesl, old butter. H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
Seems So.

Iee M, Marlin Rau,l
d aaai,'ilhger of.Galveston is ra-
lppoin,,,an boom over the state
ID. i a Of federal Judge.
EMIT - 40 doubt tbs choice of
" The bar OF the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

HAY New vnnutrs loose from wager 4,
s. UO@0n poe ION; New corn, istr5y cents !;
oats, country, 3S@a'lsc,; Bran. SO. Der leu
Chops, ~ 70 per lW, harley, 90GS5,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

l5whcat, choice CSC 0sl ol, medium Siap0;
intorior, gSdtS0o, Oass, 3ss185isc. lNtles ins6
ioo. Corn, ialsSpc. Rye, J5aSnc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

CArrLE-Rcccip,s IN o, supply fair; no
good shipping oiierod. but would bring
stronger prices, exporters TO i6rd 10: good ,u
choice 5Jaew6 COZ c1mlnou To lldr t065 ~;
Texans en- Ter butchers and iocai dealers pres
Iefing natives, u, 3 sjts 20. Indians easier u,
5Ctai ~
-itsu- Receipts s.so,, quiet, common 10
medlum stQe3m; dr to rood , ltgos IS,
prime p S1spiOl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

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10 vi'
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
Kansas city

KANSAS cry, October n ,--wup At. Lower.
No. rod ~ asked cash, Ssie bld NoVen,
her SlAiepSif. December
CoHN--kuiet; SIS cash, 5git bid NoVemhev,
So bid year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

rated Id
giyepisssl
pr ara}|
l'rlemI
|ls RAiI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

Barnes House, Albany, Texas, IS the
central, changed hands and re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

ENTHUSIASTICALLY NJ H.
CORN MrAh-Quict ut = ..
PROVISIONS hRsicr. only small lob trulC.
PoRK-l.oNor; iobblng ut 1898,
Day SALT MENtS -Ens,tr hoNus Iona clear
~; short ribs OK; short clear f@5,s.
BANoN--Sipw: long CLEAR sA6sh3Al short rib
~; short clear 81 hans li@i6.
LAIRD Nominal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

CATTLE Receipts. 2bi0.g0nd mn ives steady
but none hero; natiVostoci,ers, 3 Dutt8ng half,
brood 1908 IS; good To choice Texas steers
1908 SW Gamers ; tud3 y.
StErr- Receipts mono market quiet ma.
lives averaging % pounds, $ Is,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

Powder i'ias,ing, 2 ker, 81 OF Bine, y % N.
800: Ride, Z i2ts ms. sgc Ride flhi, M 81 "a;
hhotasl 10 q hiek, Buck enot. q -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

fnutuus Oassese, y 4.
snfance company among the Iscinbsfs,
The schenie IL 10 have every nefnber
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

GALVESTON. October ai.-cotton =. spo,
closed quiet at lilo lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
GERMANY

Nf'fRo-GLHCERINE SHELLS.
Frankfort-om.the-Main, October n.
While the debris caused by the ex-
plosion at the,oilice of the chief of po.
lice was being removed, eight shells of
shrapnel shape were discovered, which
were filled with ni.ro-glyceriue.
Several suspects were arrested.
NOT \ KtNG-NAKER.
Pesth, October 3l.-'Fhe Pesther
Lloyd reports that the Orleans princes
have sounded Ger amy in the matter
of asserting their claims to the Erench
throne, and that Bismark's reply af
forded no hope that Germany would
approve such II course.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
New York.

New York, October al.-Ioney closed
nt ~.
Prime mercantile paper Ca.
sterling exchange, bankable bills, dun,
! Sllt: sight 81.
Three per cent. bonds-l0Jl%.
Coupons, slEs--l.iiA.
Coupons 3's-.l 21tE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
ralnt.. oiis ana yarnI.hcs

rAtNrs, per lh--whito load, re y; yellow
ochrc, dry, 70; burnt auiber III oil, lSc, dry, 70
utIlS-Honcd linsecd In hills. -Sc ner mi.
raw &c; noatsfoot nycrSl; tish, 5cct05r: spirits
turponlinc, oJo; coal OIL - cl,ses, nriliiant.
W ~ liant, bills, lee, Brilliant, ls-l 50 Is:
POI gallon; Nnpion, - eases. 81 WI; Lard oil,
s., e,Npsic; West virpldia, aosSaSc.
MISUNDERSTANDING, GDcttsl Is pur gal,:
coach varniah, O. sssa6 10. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

Henry & Peak have the finest assofIi-
nent OF shelf and heavy hardware IN
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
New York.
PRODUCE.

New YORK. october 3l-FLouH-null.
WltEAr--Spot &c. lower options =. TO ne
lower No. Sired, ip0'SSl V2i,, No. red, 0SsI
al u.
CnHS-Spot, 4 10 itc lower; options u TO
lie. lower M. ., 1b' 1907.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..

The cotton market is iirmer, though
quotations are unchanged from last re-
port. Receipts yesterday were larger
than for several days and a greater de-
gree OF interest was manifested among
buyers.
Try goods show no change from last
report worthy of special mention.
Cotton goods, both heavy and light
weight, are very firm and higher
prices are anticipated, Sales for the
past week have uoen exceptionally
good.
The drug market is without material
change, and sales for the past week
have been exceptionally light.
Wheat is little of and receipts
very light. The mills for several DAYS
have been supplied from the elevator.
Oats and barley show shade adj
vance, and rye is very firm at market
quotations.
Wool and hides are substantially the
same ms shown in last renort. But
few hides are received that would class
above No. ..
NEW YonK, October Sl.--Goycrnments
Raiiroads quiet and irregular.
States quiet.
stocks. rs compared with last night, closed
y 10 ia higher FOR oregon Trauscontincntnl,
Central, Canadian Pacific, Sorthwcstcrn 81.
Paul, Louisville ~ Nashville, Lake shore,
Michigan Central, Missouri Pacific. Kansas 4
Te1ns, New Jersey Genital, Northern Pacific,
common, oregon Navigation, Reading, Man
itoha, Union Pacific and Western Union
while Cana 10 southern, Central Pacific. Rock
Island, Denver, Illinois Central, New York
Central. Erie, Omaha and Wabash Il TO y
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

s,a,, frees. slirubbery, etc Esds NJ In s,ar
sn srsiesias. order and Ia Inc me, g -, NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
Wool steady with moderate demand ;
TeGas li6921.

BEEvrs- Ieccipts. 1850; market extremely
dun which closed heavy mud Ne. lower
for dressed weight and nearly all the grades
\ small number of fancy steers sold NJ u 5lm
u 90, but ~ was about The top price, com
halEbreod olorado stock; unuc mmouiy good
Texas sold AZ ~: Colorado hplf-brocds ilao
. -, the outside price FOR the hest shown this
season.
SnEEr- Receipts, l,0o1; market dun; lambs
quiet aud steady: extremes sheep U0,nj NJ;
lambs %; few choice sheep ~ lslG
choice lambs al lxJe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

CoFrEf-Spoi, atr; Rio ilrm aud IN better
demand; options . 10 Zoe. higher aud flitly
activo; Rio No. :, spot, 10 40 Snlos ,d5O bags.
SuaAK-Dull, weak ~ Il lower; fair 10 good
refining Bll-lBae6 Grli: extra G BA4spIL vel.
low dabA; OF A 7lS6t5es; standard 4 ~; con,
icctiOners a SIS powdered S3ANsfs; granull.
ted 6.lGGS3-.
MobASsEs-null and unchanged.
MCE--Quiot aud steady.
poRk Quiet and steady nj III GFil1i.
Cur MEArS-yNominnl, long clear a
LARD-Higher, at Oon1 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

Suffi or kH
z-alied wtre given
i,roas, fhq history Of q ID
iaee ei,'ild be summed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
Now orleans.

fuiures closed weai; ne !ower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01

way4 e1nEuoffu fuH esgssstss Unr st4t
material sfio.Ild always be OF HE best.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-01
New York.
rw YORK, ociober 81. Spot cotton close


Oclober 0l.-l olton-.not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
BUSINESS TROEBLES.

Dispatches received in this city state that
the Exchange Bank Of TupelO, Miss has made an
assignment 1t was incorporated and has been
business since May, 1870 r. NJ Goar being the presi-
dent. Tue authorized capital 100000 but only
$4,000 was paid lu The Chase National Bank is the
Nrw.Yorll correspondent President Thompson said
yesterday that lie threw out the drafts OF the Exchange
Bank lew days ago as the bank was drawing 100 fast
and as II small bank he ola not care 10 carry them
OF lot IL OyeTdraw.
Frankie and Butler dealers in clothing and dry goods
a D,n;cr and Ltadya Col, and at ShelDyylllc Tenn,
who formerly Ia a Office al No 472 BrOa iway, were
preferred creditors IN the assignment OF Levy Bros.
& CO. TOR $50 coo accommodation paper given to the
latter ulm with whom they intimately connected
in business, Mr. Batter being relative by marriage
with the Mos,r5. Levy. Yesterday dispatches were
ccyed stating that FrIuke Butlor had sold out their
clio nnZ bualnessu Doa'ertO tie Frank, Butler
Mercantile Company, the drys)ods Business at Lead
vale 10 Ere Irrici Butler aGd tle clothing business at
Shelby vile to Marcus Frankie.
BO,rOy Oct 3-lIu ( Rowe, boot and shoe manu-
facturers have failed. Plrtcullrs withheld Iutil
meeting creditors can be had Up 10 January last
the credit OF the firm unquo,tOncd but about that
time tho different agencies IN which the firm was raed
demanded statement o; It's COHd!toa, which was re-
uIsed uy nm * Rowe. Consequently their rllug was
scratched from books OF ali tue agencies that had
previously carried IT, The house continued 10 carry Oh
IN. b.pg-, y.'tn apparent success o. arr tac u has
been largely southern trade, and, 10 Is understood,
us uu4suulIous tA,rcl atye been unsuccessful.
BosroS. DC, 3.-ylu;egJucy Haskell boot and shoe
manufacturers, OF No. , Highest, Boston have sIs-
pended The firms liabilities will aggregate about
500 900 OF when $4,000 Is accommodation iudorse
lucuts Oh the pay,rol Z. SHAW BrOt4aIs is aSscs
are uUm.laIy about s--V,yJl
srRI>GFILLD Mass, oct 3.--rhe Glen W0ollen Com
p,ny, Of HampIcn, Mass. mado a statement TO ITS
creditors today a. follows: Notes and accounts pay
able 3d. s24; payroll for5eptemJcr, 3 45OI advances
from Grosycuor & Carpenter, Now-IOgk commission
rr l. making tho total liabilities S6Si I5. The
assets are S49,3jG. follows: Inventory, s20l9oi
caan 50 500 finished goods IN the hands OF GrOsYenor
trp.ulr so. Il. Iic cred tors present. represent
iu .y 80 Of mo compauys indebtedness, agreed 70
,s 3D. - Der Ccug OF their claims, pay aOe IN cdSl on
Nayn.g l. provided the goods IN lhc hands OF GrJsYe-
nor & carpenter cover tuat uTm's advance, Is tie
..ft cd. ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
JUDGE J. p. KIDDER


Sr P,rr. Oct. 3.-Judgc }. =. kiddcr,
member OF tho DAKOTA Supreme Beuchdad last evening
the Merchants Hotel age -Nty.scvcn. II" was Lou.
o; Vermont one term. and moved TO ~
Paul In 1897 and altrrwrrd 10 Dakota. In l~G' he
WAS appointed Judge by President Lincoln In 1870 he
WAS elected Delegate 10 Congress lie was a'i'r"ard
rrarpo,n'cd Judge which office he held at tIc time Of
Lis death H. lived az llnkton.
Judge Kldier's naIsdy was Inflammation OF the bad
der lie came hero aud had an operation performed
Yesterday m1ruug II was believed to have breu su''
cc.-rilu until noon when violent pIns oct ln and iHc
r.f,rut soon came unconscious. lie vas ih" urii
Delegate in Congress 10 fora diyison of Dakota
bv an cas-: and w,st lue along the fOriysNin parallel"
he V.is we'll Known ~ Pful. wA. ID" PItC.c#y -
elr.lci ~ his home from 1873 90 1900.
mo ortru OF IId.r KILdcT viii seriously com rI 'dtr
.pe Cula contest ~ Dakota Nlth inl boach OF tour
TlH~. n requires the -m"ut Ui Ihrc" % reverse
darsiyu cumIug up fgJlI District Court bui 10 vii
nos be maintained ly .Dm" OF the nj uls oi BsmtT'k
t tine death OF me four, LEAVING only three, VIII
mako Tvs D majority o. the brn"I Iuf appicI lon pi
IN, would yr mat appeal from tho de'7iou OF Judge
IIgcrluu uu-.iug the capital Commissioners ~ GIT be
reversed bg Judges Hudson aud church J1lnnB iu Az
opposite view.
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now UDoyyELL W1LL III DEEEyDED.
: TAX WITH GENERAL PaYOR-ENIPLOYED BY so
CLlouE-THE Aes.CIATE COUNSEL.

: TALK WITH GENERAL PaYDR-ENPLOYED BY so
CLLQUE-THE ASSOCIATE COUNSEL
General Roger A. Pryor sailed for Liverpool
tsrly Yesterday moruing w he scyha TO take part In
The defence Of Patrick O'DOuHelL who killed James
Carey the informer against the L1uE Park asssssns
To TRIBUNE reporter ne said that he afraid lie
Gould give little information about the object Of hs trip
''"hat viii probably be the line Of the defence -
asked The reporter.
That cannot be told until the witnesses and counsel
are all together on the other side" he replied. But IT
has been outlined In the preliminary examination aud
will be- presume, that Of mInslaughter or justhabe
selfdeience II the statement of ODOnnell published
In The Boston Post on Sunday true, and it IL straight
forward aud put IN good language then he viii be ae>
quilted. He asserts that he has Witnesses Of them
In Donegal, who saw the killing OF Carey and who will
testify that the latter. having become incensed At
ODonnclPs execrations drew his revolver simUltan-
eolsly with ODonneL They viii also testify, lac states
knst Young Carey came on the after the ARRAY ano
picked up his fathers pistol. Several witnesses arc
going over from this side 10 testify % ODOnnePs ne
hd character but not knowing the extent VI their owl
oenee cannot judge how important II is."
tngf
4" You can guess on that as vel as can"
hlO engages you as counsel ~
Aeannot tell you that, but emily that 1 am engaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
TIE HURRICANE At NASSAU

Further particulars of disasters by the recent
hurricane at Nassau ~ P received yesterday by
the arrival OF sixteen officers and sailors OF WIeckcu
vessels WHO came from ST. Jago dc Cupa
on the steamship Cieafuegos, OF Wards Line
Captain f. A. Dowse and four seamen OF the BTU
Ish brig Peerless, owned in Long Reach ~ De-
were among them. The brig sailed from Saga
for New-York with SOL hogsheads OF sugar cary III
August and stranded Beach cay one OF tuo phs,t
IsIands on August 90 After dscharghg "A pn1 s
of her cargo into wrccking vessels sue eaE
6oated Off and put into Nassau a -, Sen
ofIerward for repairs While dscharEng cargo ou IA
tember She was nearly capsized by the hurr'sanef
her masts had TO be cut away TO prevent nei and
rolling over She so DaCIY slI5'n'u '
otberwise damaged that she was condemned. -, ,bo
Elmer sbue first mate, aud four sal0IS bI from
American schooner Melissa Trdsk owned 10 Ior IT
Me were also passengers on the ClenLuogoa. of
vessel was caught In the n on GNSonrman's
sSpiember 8 and was driven ashore on Nor H tbS
cav one of the Bahamas. snc was disnasteu au" ,bcn
Efforts TO float her were without avail Inc crew en-
sbandonej her She from Nassau Dounu ~ 900 in
IsIand and the only insurance upon heE was @A'o'0 "
rho Merchants Marine Insurance Con pany. .,-, tho
Contan John Peterson and five seanen Werc Iroh 90
Anstcan bTig Giles Ioring She sailed from hSFc "a
Hatorzas on August % with cargo OF OH ~
rnoCbinery and was dismanted in the HURRICANE 9
feuboT q she put into Strr1p Bay Bahalnt p" rg6
and sent TO Nassau for assistance, put ohlS Tue '9
Was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
OBITUARY..
SIMON CAMACHO.

Information was received in this city yyest"r-
a If the death at Caracas September 20 OF simon
Camacho late Minister Resident OF venezuela at n"on
inrton He returned to his native country IN May "
- NJ. ,rivata busiuess and TO meet his family he
had been ang some time before his return but lateg
b baob had been so poor that he had to be supporter
whenever he went about. lie was nearly sAy'"o !o'i'
old. ,u,
As representative OF the Venezuelan Govern
mont ne came TO Washington in the last year
Of the HAYES Administration. Charge d'Aha,ie7
at frst he was made Minister because Oh MS sEll'
MANAGEMENT Of the affairs OF his country lie hah 'eu
in tbs CITY many years Venezuelan Coasu ana was
familiar with American life and manners Daring MS
residence at Washington he the intimate irend Vi
SECRETARY Blaine His amabilty and generous dispo''
II him, tho fayorite OF the diplomatic corps IN
WasbnTton society. trained lawyer ny proiG,ssiiou
he v-as journalist by choice and was formerly Lu.oI
~ la CT0uicl lie was the editor OF L"e ulniia
organ or the Peruvian Government uuIS , aftatn
ments and was tho author OF several Do1AS Gne.
much liked 10y the people OF MS county i''' ''''
cOug.sIs OF a Wlfc and three SONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
NO COUNTERFEIT COINS.


4 PUBLISHED RErOGr DFNIED-w'iAT IS SAID Al
HE sUB.TEEAsURY.
A Washington dispatch published in The
FJd Yesterday stating that dangerous counterfeit
hat recently been discovered at the sUbTrca,ury IA
this CITY, Is absolutely without foundation. Tie
only false coins received nj the suD-Trcat
ury lately are not cDuutcrfci's Genuine pieces
are splt, and after they have been
literally c,cavrd they have been filled with base al.
when their edges have been rc-mcd the apt
10 deceive the public. Ohly man who ma an apiur,s
for te business can detect sometimes the spurious
from the true coin. Tho weight IA correct; the
impression is exact; the surface Of tho coin rrsi,ts
au acid test Yet there several gold CONS at the
guJIrcasuGy which arc SAID to be spurou, In spite Of
al these superficial virtues.
81 cannot tell you how ranlv picks out these bad
coins" Assistant Treasury Acton said yesterday.
a. only know that ne does It, We
have several on haad which hs hns
pronounced false bat we have no proof beyond hl4
staicuruf They appear SQUAD res, but | Will wuZrr
ten 10 ono that when the coins huyo btcI broken
open they Will show base hl.iug At any
ra:e. Handy has never yet mad" "a mistake
II takes too mucA capital ana tac risk II
detection r. To IaJS CONTRIBUTING profitable.
The field t. limit 10 coin. Tor the fibre paper which II
made By the Government, has proved too much for
CouutgTJtcIs. Tie tuS Of coin dOcs not aHosu large
profit"
one OF tHc subordinate Officers ai the s0b,rr-0FurY
who handles large amount Of specie, said: " Here II
dangerous counterfeit aiuat, - far as know. As
u It's having b"en detected because r. rang
note ridiculous some OF the boys must
have been stating the Department men at Wdshiugtu
don't happen a. this moment To remember any metal
which iin-s LaltTate above silver That Is only IL