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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Fi.ouR y. N,nuardA Royhl Patent tet0
n rnl,, Harks, 81 ilnla ~ " iNN no, cutn meal,
L.ef hlengl tci ii9mlny. ma egiis 4 hll,
wheat, Nn, &c. tnckttg n snua, ?Ngl II, NIX
soda, st@fA% MN SODA. i'fNsea cream
soda, ioAlNl.cs y lenAnn rfNnuir, aNpifc.!
X glngti maps, p9plsc; NN. Rt ioci assorted
cNhon aud mmhicN lait63ilo. Wheat IN light
fvceipt, tcoAtl, ~ TO duality ana condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

HAY Row rNuutfy loose from wagon,
q sOestO por ton; New corn, lNitdu conts ,
Oats, country, AN9Elge,i llfau, 500, rer iOA.
uVpu lgtEV.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
ro0i,r,. Faye aud nutier.

rouirEr-- Hens, ~ 5aaant nor dozen,
oNlfa large Young ciichenn, samSs ~ nut
Keys, % tpbS eji Geese, ea,N tpNtpi Nrks
" bnShA ~.
leuoN-srHr dozen, no,
fiNah country nuttun atnY7l5i old huitNr. 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

nArk, Cinnamon, per uonud, MS 80. herk,
Peruvian, tpr pound, HOW, nDrRA pof y,
ibstiR, IA athunntu nf AulR Scr W, i8ii y ~
perile per % sahil castor ~ puy gpl,, 3, n "a
cinchnnias, Per ne., tiW -s-F nnstle apRp
(mnttlrdl, per n, H,ln, cream tartar, ~ - nrr
tRlomel, r. n w, per pound, incsli csipiuei.
English, per nu,tud. J iuasi ~, nhlpisl hy-
drRio 3hWi w ohloromlm y ~, cNihpua.
ursnln rnltA, poo pound, HMN gum opium. per
punnd, I W. yum rni0phur, Not morphine,
pnr or, " AN mRchme OH golden, sA3fi0
duinine, +. \ Wa per o., W. uutntnn, der,
unn, pur on, ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

kANNAa cry, November 4 - WuNAr-.
McaNer aud nominaii No, rod, tiishid cAslii
IS iNccuhUr
ConS, weelv No, an,iNcd, asle owh, "a hid
November 70 January
nArs~nun Nnd np,ninplt " hid,
hfNN NtouN
rAfrnrs necriptH, 9pta, steady nnd nv.
changed, supply and tsadinE catchy 10 Texas
aud New NoSiro steers,
MINNIE Nrninis, llni NMioi mud nnchNnNad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

qllE rorE rNnonsrp.

Rome, November 9. Arlington IN
IN interview with Cardinal JarobInl
The papnl secretary OF state. and Cnrl
dinal sSimoni expressed the sutlslne.
ton OF the BrItlah government nc Tho
action Of the Pope IN the aiI1lrs Of
Ireland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
ruild,p9 Material

JuMnRi,~-iigusi ipliiber, boxing, " Inches
aud undar, nrsis.lasa, ~, shipping lfaa, exii
boxing aud Ioorlis, clears Hlal ilileA aleaIa,
~ aud ", dssii rough ipaitor, second class
eiR, lOlat aud Hnnutllnf. CUTS, glu
hpIFu fifai rOnintui white pine, ft1 ~,
second do, no Third do, wa poplar, vi W. ng-
i've pine n tsscOef2a w do ss'ssli native
Dnr~iisD iTt;istaa-D0siue ~ inches md
uDdpr, so UlteA Ull do iska, tsg ulAftgH 20,
sesnlilng, lDlst or any aoininpn lninbsr
go p0tlla W, boxing ossr " lpehas, Sjptbiss
~ 10 tbicb nloarh, IA 20 SAND u ~ vpep32 50i
poaond aisAa, amy Kind, so p1atsJ 49,
iinEsHNn AND Matched tIoUHlNn-afifaf
cinas. fy. benond ataaE, tN.
MIitJnflhn FupHIsfftkp buunrussl1, ~.
aud inch WHITE pina. so, inoh do, gsl
IrIbfH6s- ijrAUFn on pLAtEeshifHt com
mon white pine, ", sf2,5lI ~ 10, 80 80 DO, ssl
Ppglls,I, WIZ si poplar, y. sfsS'i nS''Yeplns,
,i'YIghs,, 9.lansa."'i,i. ~. ana iatn, saSi
HiiIruLtg- white plpa 4. q. DO shaded A,
b,and, VI a No j, fiso a., M. !, EsEs IAiise
sawed bsari, ti.pB seps, fi,1i.
pfuh Eih, - White Pine, dFnasnd aud noa ded,
square OF nai, st yellow pine DO ~ laii,, ~
LINZ. GrMEHf, Era, sssIitns, Auth, NsD
per bJi, IslnnIt. Louisville or lDsunalu, ~ ~
per bbIs. p1filapd, ~ ~ per bLi, riasi % pafs,
New York of aiol,lsan,B per BIB,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Strike Threatened.

Cincinnati, November y. --The cigar
makers threaten 10 strike on heconn,
of demand by manufacturers thht
worhmen shall pny for g'.s used morn
Ing aud evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

i. November s. ~ A large NUM-
.ssSss are SIN In the Yorkshire
'.lrIssin which the explosion tool.
s,,mi,y, Friends of the dead
esilhnciih Of The pit
/ MOTHER EXPLOSION
fsA.o November s. An cNplo-
SNs,ned lc.lYin Trubbock col
4. scslAud, Four men were
kasly burned
AZ arrnEfRoM JAMAICA.
Imasa. ynmber q. The West
Fam u,.asson had an interview
kslA I6F sby, the colonial secre-
an ie.,, nd expressed the feeling
n i.sgls cause the people had no
|vciyi sT ihc legislative council.
|lIaxaBk desired In the number
EAaaslmcmbcrs of the legislature.
|Mhat said the home govern
al W rDnsidcriug the matter,
As,hsssas not advisable 10 return
Ne plgial government abolished
W al that the qunsi-dcspotic
Ius@slnow existing could moi he
kssf The government had
l-sdto take a new departure In
|mfmmeut OF jamaica, but IL
U hnnwisc To- declare the de-
gNkent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Nrw YOnN, November Ss-linui, -Ntcady,
WurAr spot ,smh lower options nn,
settled ehmnt lower, closing ipaNNi Un'
Z slenmcr, "a No, 4 nd, ni4t9i "a, red, W
col ".
Cons Spot inwcr, options, AWl9f lower,
4, un0eua.
PMuNtstnNN,
CorrHr-tipoi MIR Rio Iuiu' hnd Wendy
d l2Ri1 optiOnH opened 900 lower and
closed az u decline parity rccuNv.' ~,
HuuAN steady with a moderate demAndi
refined Quisii OF A,39.0J't puNIerud, $40
So; nranulnted, ~,
MdhAs6ts Qnlrt mud steady, Sow orleans
ilNnNl.
ltiuN -Nteady, domestic, i6p0A
lum, Firm aud miriy active 90 10 MNt
n igN,
Uui' MEAtN quiet hut nrm,
IAnp-.MVnlt, y lAaraUO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
A Depoi Burned.

Little Rock, Ark November ~
'rbe i.azelto's special from washing
ton. Ark, says the rnilroea u'pot
burned to-day; believed 70 ne n'co''
diary. Loss 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
TuE kAIsEils CoMrLiMENr.
A roRaER WANTED.

Montreal. November S.-.-Stumford,
the American confidence operator IL
claimed by the British government for
forgeries In England. A New Norl,
jowcler was swindled on, of 5000 by
stamford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

MRArt-slnrar cured halos, itiso, X. g.. q. n.
hacen, Altcl ~, haecn, Wfi lnng clrei ha-
LNiD-,ilefc0a psrf eObnd ~ y cans, nAoi
fnW vans, pNc., 10 10 caua, VAC, ~ oane, ptlc /,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

sails, rates, " 5hl iIous, ~ y cent, oiil Axes.
100. hnnsh shpYels Il doR, tlanR Horse
shoog, Z Reg, latp liat iron, fiiN i9
tA4nNc, TIN rlpte si60s Trace
l.rtaius, 20 40 y doN 'rlnwure, b0F cont. ON,
s'orno mills Nlr cent oil, Muuhlnr h2iA 30
pcdut, ufi; Garbage bolts, ~ ana j a rgnt, on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

sunpuRiSa TIM INSURGENTS,
Belgrade, November s. e. General
Nlcnllc has captured Calafat. the ohier
position of The insurgents, taking ono
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
rNANnI!.
mn CHINESE Norn.

fHf VI ! Nlsrb +N'i A.
W. November S.---Thc Chinese
bNarquis Tsong, said 10 allude
Foposal Of mediation by n power
tdllto France, supposed to bc the
i1lSlatcs, was rejected by France.
TnE DEPUTIES.
VI, November 3. The chamber
sTalies discussed tho municipal
Tue radical proposal 10 refer TO
lIllec the question of the orguni-
81 n communal autonomy for
Was rejected.
RENEWED SUIT.
v, November s. Clemcnccau,
atEing inadequate the Morning
eSponallon of II. publication Of
ileged conversation with him,
|eAewed his suit.
MORE MONEY ron WAR.
u, November g, In the chamber
Equities the minister of marine
ior supplementary grant of / :
|ilin.
|@ofhlR BlLLrARD MATCH.
|m, November ST. Schaclor and
|0aa,x, for The championship match
'lDlatdS. play II balk line game
enleet 2th The date of beginning,
sApe lasts five nights. SchReicr
wv lhe toss. selected an Ameri-
HiNESE FEELINU.
,hHfAovember 4. Hammond, now
'ae reports tho Chinese emperor
aRn9ly TO France, Mundnrins
"'' q
D'icoN'S TELEGRAM.
M November S.--Trlcon, the
n, agPht IA China, explains that
NJ tWp'll relative to the Marquis
M which he sent Ferry, was
KY BY the Interpreter, who
aIleon tny that III Hong Chang
MI NJ Inc acts of Marquis 1seng,
''icoh wrote he dlsapproyed.
. TREATY wIrn CHINA.
" November SIT Is said that
IA proposes u treaty OF commerce
Fp''ia' hngl md 10 he n pnrty,
4, lSpEMN1ry rAip.
'Sen November s. -Advices
'Gn1ynahghhi report the payment by
'flltllfAlt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

MONEY,
NKw oRLrASa, Nuy. S-asight Oh New
York pag steiliugh. htS2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

VnltkuA, November S--fNttiN receipts
Ytoady cNrnris, NasgIat rood 10
choice, 3 l1atgOo common to Mlf, tOo,4a ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

rnN REcENr nNv0Lr.

''' 100 satNA NbN WIZ
Madrid, November S, An OK army
officer states that Gorilla made $40 ,00j
on the Bowrse during the excitement
consequent upon the recent military
revolt, and That forty-tour regiments
aud 5000 officers were involved In the
movement.
THE kAisER's COMPLIMENT.
Madrid, November s.---Thc Eunoror
William has Informed the Spanish
government That he would be pleased
To return Aliionso's visit In person,
were IL not for his advanced age.
ALI SERENE WIN FRANCE.
Madrid, November S.. Tho Span.
ish government has received from
France the vote ofscttllng the French.
Spanish controversy which grew out
OF treatment of Alfonso In Paris,
France ratillcs President Grevy's de.
claraiions IN the official journal, aud
authorizes Spain topublish them in the
Official Gazette,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

iisoil,
400; i)leij yalltlsfs
Aaron J.. Wtlllnii!se
aaa.h flnffx6,e. lflfi0I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

New York, November 0,-Mcnny very
cRsy, nj llt0U2i5 oluAed pi2
tineinurcRuiilp pHpor dee7,
sterling exchange, bNnknhlo bills, nrm,
I MHl; NlWhi iNlh.
Three por cont bonis-l Ol4
CnuponH, liIh--lltt,
Coupons, AA-.l 2lfb,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

.i.A 80. .oss,, ,sea0,nt,v,.s .sts ,..vI,ssss
also, thanking the people u Virginia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
,sspIs gtNurG's ASSETS.

,...,,oa November s.-rhc divi-
w. W. X, creditors Morris Ranger,
lig ,,,"D bmker, Is said TO be very
N s'y Thlriy Of the largest cotton
" !, M XIV assent to n scheme of
'lrrAllf NllIenells.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
FOREIGN.
.nnrANp.

,.s4.,p FoI, vfcERoY'
amber s. Lord Lorne
% Y 81 !, icrps q ireland
~, oogGSsArios',. u, .,,., !,
v,oscn,bcr $. The court .t,' o.
|ani. NS0s,och has granted COM
|ea,s. Iour persons whose v, ,'op p'p ,bc
|pnlc ,S S 6onnrcs OF upon lnc
81 uIs''aIIIng Of Carey by o'poh-
s,rioSAu PARTY
| soyember SIN eonse-
Nv y, ~'rlI's campaign In ! lster
saffo form y constitutional
~ ere apart from Orange.
1ec. Is to unite Catholic,
ffMt,. in support of nw ana
''e' of loyalty, ana 10 op-
Enumeration of nome rune
.,scld suffrage
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Rl3NEWED sIiIr.

~, November s. Clcmcnccau,
ltEihg inadequate the Morning
explanation of its publication of
|llIeged conversation with him,
|ieAewed his suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Powder, nmstinN p keg, e2pl, i,lHr y - ~.
eAut ltllu, y tgl lfsng7a ltihn, pos bAt, fi 81,
Nloi. " 10 ahack, tuck shot. pHiA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

IIVtHp0oL, November h,r-t ult0n -s'3pot
closed duit, oHsior aud unchanged.
sales hNWt. American N,lbh
Imports $50. nll AWoilran.
Orlrnnu ..i,....4G il1
Futures nlUatd duii. pnrllNi l@H lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Nj, November 3, The chamber
srpaIies discussed tho municipal
Tue radical proposal 10 refer 10
|alllec the question of the orguni-
4 81 n communal autonomy for
Was rejected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

,,,nsric PiRE'puds'
xoyember 8. The impe-
bsisl a',Ilate Is burned, II isaup-
E!!sis sllS 'n1 to destroy treason
e ..is,'is, 4 press for printing
i !! ", iI,oornsl was recently dis'
M there ,,,.s.c,,n
n',...m,re, Now 8. Eighteen
P' l'',,', arrested here and hye IN
~ wv N',s"s with forgery OF bank
y , a."y factory hands were mr.
/ !, 4, sn naIt iicipating In the COM
r,aIE.,V',nrr, November 3. IL IL
Y'Gi,gl',sottIirty.seyenth division OF
AZ 's,',I s' army viii be modified
'4, %n,Iacrhs nre summoned 70 re-
~ ihc contingent OF 1877 re-
Y, Immediate service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

.onA...s,a. ,ss..s, "a ~ t,n4s,ia,fs! 40
). Warden llrnsh o. Sing sing prison
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09


lowed by an advance uf nom AmilE North
west preferred leading, ..t
Nrw Nuiit, noon rfM Money chfy nj " s03i,
Primo mercantile, Hsl1.
i3Schungc. Nrn NJ lSipi Tor long. itla Tor
Hight,
1iovernmcnt bonds steady.
state bonds quiet
Railway bonds Irregular.
BinrltH dnict aud nfnti Oregon Traneeopti'
nuuiul advanced IA az; SurthHrn rnuinN
syndicate secured ~, gl,011RhHres ofrfelerfod
stock ANA proAias Tor ratification, new second
mortgage loan i,0luN0l more
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

lsGLAND.
.,n,,y,s uIerI,pAY..

| ,ryIlNANINN .
November 8. Rnmsgntc
q,pt,, d and Illuminated tonight
fii-. .oSsIr Moses Montcnore, who
9 lI,,oo l,Is Tooth year. The queen
\, W. rsntenarlon n congratulory
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-08-13
The Kansas City Journal.
No. 22.

The Kansas City Daily Journal is, as IL =
ways hH~ been, mily abreast of the tines
furnishing it's readers with the latest news
rom all parts OF the world and the very best
selected matter for tho family. "Give your
patrons the worth OF their money" is the
motto OF Il. -''NuCh paper aud we know oi
no concern th0. Lives up 20 its preaching
more thoroughly. BESIDES getting the rcgu.
lar Pres patches. the Journal has a large
number OF ~pc, - reporters ana special cor
1pOndCnit no are everywhere present
when there b. anythlng of interest 10 be had.
The journal has no superior a. q market re.
porter, giving each day the very latest quo.
tatiOus OF Money, Provisions, Live stock, etc
of Kansas City, 81. Louis, Chicago, New York,
Liverpool and other home and foreign mnr-
kcts. I'm home ana family reading ma..er
the journal ~ unsurpassed by any, and the
paper throughout is Il monument To the sa
gaclty And ability Of its managers. The peo-
PIE OF the great West are justly proud OF the,
journal for 10 isl Western paper in every
sense OF the tclm ana in every part shows
that vISor which characterizes Western er
aroriss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

DECISION OF THE FIRST cosrRorzEa on TEE ouEsr1o,

UaClsiON Of THE FIRST COkTR0ILEA ON TEE QC ESTION
OF THEIR PAY.
The first controller OF the Treasury has rendered
decision on the question OF the right OF q Chief
supervisor OF elections to per diem compensation
!or each day he is actually on duty. His syllabus
is as follows: "a chief supervisor of elections is
not entitled to any per diem compensation. Sec
ton 2G31, Revised Statutes provides that .there
shall be allowed and paid to each supervisor of
elections, who is appointed and performs
his d1ty, compensation at the rate of i've
dollars per day for each day he is actually on duty
not exceeding ten days" Section aO25 provides
for the appointment OF the chief supervisor Of
elections. and section 2026 provides for the ap-
pOlntment of supervisors OF elections under the
supervision OF the chief supervisor. BY the law
the chief supervisor is clearly entitled as super
visor OF elections to the per diem allowed supervis-
ors There is nothing In section 23l to forbid this
allowance. The compensation allowed the chief
supervisor for certain services does not preclude
his being paid the per diem allowed supervisors
for he Is per Sc supervisor, indeed the CHIEF
The duties pertaining TO the office OF chief super
,a'. vlscr are very responsible and onerous, and
Involve Involve Judgment discrimination beyond medi-
Ocrlty. The person selected ana fitted for such
ONCE Is entitled to the fees which properly come
within the tariff OF compensation provided for the
ONCE OF supervisor. The uniform usage OF this
Office, SINCE the Office OF chief supervisor and
supervisor were first created, has been to deny
any per diem compensation to the chief super
vlsors, and 1t is now again decided accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 9.-Virgin,a De. consolidated,
3Ns; past due coupons 80; new l0-40s s2s do.
threes, 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. august 9.-Cotton dull and easy
mid Ting, l0S. Flour without change and quiet.
Wheat-soutlern higher aud active; western higher
and sctive; southern red. I, l6al. l7s do. amber,
winter. red. snot. Il sai iTi August ii7,.si. is1:
Sepenber. l9il 1875; October. l2o,4al. Il Novem:
Der, DDS al. D. Corn-southern stea ~ western duh
and easy; southern white. Gla63; do. yellow 63s65;
Western mixed, spot. GIN bid August. sa62 sep
bid oats quiet and essyasouthern. Ssa4s; western
white 4la4S: do. mixed. 3ga4: Pennsylvana, 40al9.
Rye higher. 62a63 Hay unclaimed and firm Prov.
sions unshsnsed ana au'et Butter steady-western
Petroleum UNCHANGED. Coffee frm-kio careoes ordi-
TO fair. 6Aa9A Sugar steady-A soft 81 copper
Freishts to Liverpool per steamer unchnneed. Re-
ceipts-nour. 8. 243 barrels wheat 1ss 900 bushels;
g. 600 bushels oats. ii. 600 bushels: rye 600
bushels. shipments-wheat, ia. 900 bushels; corn.
600 bushels. Sales-wheat 77<. 100 bushels; corns
5S. 600 buslles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09
The Newark Regatta.
THE COLUMBIA CREW OF THIS CITY MAKE GAME
RACE, BUT FAIL TO VIVIAN UNFoRTuNArE FOUL

THE COLUMBIA CREW OF THIS CITY MAKE GAME
RACE, BUT FAIL TO VIVIAN UNFORTUNATE FOUL
The final races or the National Amateur Regatta
were rowed yesterday afternoon at Newark. The
weather was fine and the water smooth. The
eght-oared shell race was the most exciting event
OF the day. The entries were: Ariels, or Newark:
the Metropolitans, OF New York; the Unions, OF
New York, and the Columbias, OF Washington
The Ariels have long had the champion six-oar
and gig crew, and they added the two subs, max.
ing very fast eight The Metropolitan and Union
clubs have been fn practice about a week. Physi-
cally the Coumbias did not compare with the
giants OF the Metropolitan eight, nor with the
good-sized men OF the Aries, but their rowing had
commanded attention and they were In good spirits.
The Columbias drew the worst position Tor the
race They were No. 4, and b I'd 70 cross the flats
where there Is not at high water more than six
feet In depth. A good start was made, but the
Unions, or New York, fouled the Columbias boat,
knocking two oars clear out or their oar locks and
stopping their boat At least fifteen seconds were
spent In replacing the oars the locks were badly
bent. Notwithstanding con equ mt loss or twelve
or fifteen lengths the Columbias rowed gamely to
won tn rlce, by about two lengths. The umpire
ruled the Unions out for the foul.
The OTHER RACES
The other events were as Follows: The entries
for the for pair-oared shells were Mutuals OF
Albany; Unions OF New York; Ariels, OF Newark,
and the Albany Rowing club. The race was be-
tween the Mutuals and the Ariels the Mutuals
winning In 1854, the Ariels second. In the double
crew, who pulled over the course alone tn 9: :08
In the junior single scull race the entries were
Robert III. Bryan or the Ataiantas, OF New York:
j. Killian, OF Bradford. and John GraySon, OF
Paterson. Grayson and Bryan fouled at the end
or the first mile and Killian rowed over the re-
mainder or the course alone, winning the
prize in 0:20H. In the junior four-oared shell
race the starters were the Institutes, OF
Newark. No. 3, the Alcyones, OF Elizabeth.
the Institutes OF Newark, No. /, the Mutu-
ais, OF Albany. The race was won by the Alcy-
ones in s:l6k. with the Mutuals second. In the
single sculis the race WAS won by Lang, OF the
Grand Trunk, OF Montreal In 6:44; j. j. Murphy,
or Boston, second. Tie senior four-oared shell
race was won by the Eurekas, OF Newak. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09
Secrets Of the Fenian brotherhood.


TESTIMONY AT THE TRIAL or THE DYNAMITERs
At the trial in Liverpool. England. of O'Herilhy,
Featherstone, Deasy, Flannigan and Dalton, who
are charged with having In their possession ex-
plosives for the destruction OF buildings and lives,
policeman testified yesterday that he had seen
Dalton watching Westminster Abbey. the houses
OF parliament and Lambeth palace, and that he
was taking notes Various witnesses testih I'd that
Dalton was passenger on the steamer Celtic, in
February, under the name OF Johnson. and that
he had been In America for ten years He was also
reading room, In London. he hadln his possession
plosveA Experts testified that the explosive art
icles which Deasy and Flanagan had Ia their pos
session when arrested were similar to those used
in the attempt TO blow up the once OF the London
Times They said the articles In question
were not suitable Tor Industrial purposes.
The infOrmer Lamie testified that ne was sworn
into the Fonian Brotherhood In 1857 by Sylvester
Kingston. He had sworn to take up arms at q mo-
ments notice In the defense of the Irish republic,
and to obey his superiOrS He had also sworn not
to dtvulge the secrets OF the brotherhood on pain
OF death. He had attended drills at which some
times % persons were present He had attended
some drills this year. Counsel for defense OBJ.
5ected to Lamie's evidence, on the ground that II
was irrelevant but the 0bject0n was 0yerTuled. The
judge ruled that there was no case against
O'Herlihy on the main charge. ana the prisoner
was then formally acquitted 0I the charge, but he
will be detained for the present. a. he may possl-
bly, be charged with miner count The judge
decided that all the other ceses must so TO the
jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09
Depression tu Wall street.

X.
NERVOUS
NEW YORK. August 9.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle says: The stock market during the forenoon
was feverish. irregular, and nervous, the net re-
suit OF the trading UP to 1880 O'clock showing
decline on the majority or stocks. The opening
was Irregular, some stocks being n fraction higher
and some a fraction lower. During the frst
half-hour there was an advance OF !. TO
Z on the general list, with IA on
Denver and Ia on oregon and Trans-continental
But Dy ii O'Clock there was another decline OF n
TO III the latter on Oregon and Trans-continental
But before 1880 O'Clock there was n pretty gen.
eral recovery or 70 Ia 1 per cent, the latter on
oregon and Trans-ccninentaL Western Union
was well sustained anu dii not sell as low as dur
ing the same hours yesterday. The Vanderbilt
stocks were pretty steady, but touched fraction
lower than yesterday. The Southwestern stocks
were less active than yesterday and comparatively
steady. The coal shares and tn Northern Pacifcs
were not so well sustained. and all touched lower
prices than yesterday Other stocks were dull
and steady. The demand for the loan OF stocks
was very light and the prevailing rates were 10
per cert Northern Pacific, however, loaned n ,t,
Indicating scarcity OF the stock, and for the frst
time Tor several months there was some demand
lor the loan OF oregon and Trans-contlnental.
The railroad bond market rejects the general re-
iuctance OF capital TO invest In anything. The
ness was in West Shore and Buffalo firsts at 13Z
3; Northern Pacific flrsts at 1885, 1Os 1881; Ind.
ana, Bloomington and Western nrsts sold at 90
AMI IS. There was no business I'm state bonds In
the forenoon. Government bonds were !, higher
for the 3s and aSS Money was still sup ,rabund.
ant for call loans on stock colaterals at per cent
In the forenoon.