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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
CLAY COUNTY.
A Sad Death Candidates for City
GlIices-LOcal and Personal.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
Henrietta, March 15.-Mrs. Georgia
Loop has gone TO Decatur visiting
friends and relatives of Mrs. I. Il.
Gates. Both will be gone a week or
ten days.
The sad news reaches Henrietta to-
day of the death of the little son of MIR.
Davidson. This little boy slipped and
fell on the ice during the last sieet and
freeze some twenty days ago and sus.
tanned injuries from which he could
not recover. His parents carried HIM
TO your city and placed Linn under the
skilfultreatment of DIR. Beall. His
remains were brought up to-day and
inferred in the cemetery. Mr.. d. is ia
New York.
Just fifteen days and then the fol-
lowing named parties will see who
among them will be the city officers
for next year: Mr. D. Bruner and W..
A. Squires are candidates for mayor,
with chances greatly in favor Of Mr..
Bruncr. John IL. Mcclure, A. i.
Jones and Mr.. Mundy are running
for city marshal. Mr.. Mcclure stands
in no danger of being beaten. All
know that he is efficient and will be
in the future as in the past, an honest
officer. Mr. j. f. Conn has no oppo-
nent for city secretary. Mr.. q. A.
Archibald and Lem Barber are candi--
dates for treasurer. If Mir. Archibald
should be elected, but no such thing
will happen, he would have his hands
full. Lem is good man and Is one OF
the boys and is IRE of an election.
The city finances will be faithfully
cared for with him as custodian. Can
didates for aldermen have not shown
up as yet.
Mr.. VIM. Acers, a gentleman ad-
yanced in years, has been quite sick
the past week. lie is thought to be
much better to-day. The complaint
was hemorrhsge of the lungs.
Miss Annie Grundy is confined TO
her home with very severe attack Of
acute rheumatism. Her pleasant face
and CHEEKY voice are missed from her
frequent haunts, May she soon re-
cover, is The general remark by her
many friends.
a subscription paper was being IN
dustriously circulated last Friday iot
The speedy relief OF Mr.. Jacob Werts'
I The cause OF this was the entire de-
struction OF his household furniture
and wearing apparel the night before.
Mr., Weris came near losing ms he III
attempting TO save trunk that con-
tanned some keepsakes. The trunk
was saved, and Mr.. Werts has bad
burn on the top of his head. No cause
can be assigned for the fire.
This IL the most backward spring
ever seen in Clay county. One man
remarked that winter was reposlng ~
the lap OF spring. Another thought
That spring had no lap for winter u
fepose in, which, from all appearances
] The remains of Mrs. Cardwell, q sic
Yer of Is. M. Dinson, were brought u
iate Friday evening and buried IN th'
city graveyard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
MILAN COUNTY.
Forging Marriage License Minor
Notes Of Local Matters.
Correspondence of the Gazette.


Correspondence Of the Gazette.
Cameron, March l5.-Antone Strel-
ky, a long-haired, festive Bohemian,
living in this county, attempted to
practice, or rather did practice, nice
little piece of fraud recently. He went
down into Fayette county and per-
suaded a minister to perform mar
riage ceremony between himself and II
young lady of that county without
producing marriage license. be told
the minister that he had the license at
home and came off and forgot 1t,
and that he would send it to him for
signature as soon as lie got home, and
that the minister could return II to the
county clerk of Milan county. This
was on the 10th day of last January.
On the following 18th day of February
he applied to our county clerk for a
marriage license and got it. While in
the clerks Office he surrepiitiousiy OBJ
tanned sheet of tie county clerks let
ter heads and, unnoticed, impressed
the county clerks seal on it. There.
upon he wrote an order on the sheet of
paper bearing the seal to the minister
In Fayette county, purporting to he
from our county clerk, and forging his
name thereto. ordering nm 10 sign me
inclosed license, the date of which he
had changed from the 2Sth of February
TO the 10th of January, and return
same to this county for record. The
license and forged order were received
by our county clerk yesterday, and the
whole affair was given away. Our
county attorney Immediately fled
complaint against Strelsky for rape,
and an officer is now gone TO arrest
him.
A gentleman Of our town has 9 well
preserved letter in his possession, writ
ten by the great statesman, Henry
Clay, to the father Of the possessor in
the year 1882.
The death of Ben Thompson caused
little surprise here, as everybody eN'
pected he would meet his man sooner
or later.
An old darby shot and killed an ALI
gator in Little river a few days ago.
1t appeared TO be ten or twelve feet
long. The gator is seldom found in
this county.
Candidates for the various county
offices have made their announce
ments, and are grooming for the race,
which promises 10 be an Unusually III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
nhn nest Dressed NIen

Tn Texas are those who are wearing i,,
s,its made by Douglas Bros, leanlhg
s sur of The state, at Dallas. They
, nno,s Suil new stock ofall the latest
l nnsu foods. including the very fash
spIihs s ersnls corkscrews and chevi-
OTIS. They employ ihe iI' cst,e e and
tent workmen and shii n,a nan satisfy
iitters TO be secured. They can an sa sales.
anyone the business man. wv, ,nechanic
man. The travelling man, tne n InyI lie
or HE stockman. When III laiiA' ~
s u, "a. IN call on Douglas Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
Attention, knights !

Manners of Queen City Lodge ~ w.
o, m IL W P are hereby notified 70 ~,
IND he regular meeting Of this ioag's
Wnnday night at 1880 p. M, a. y wJ ha.
!. Mo ~, ne deerees will be conferred, p =,
~ !, ~ s .1 BUSINESS OF Importance W
sues ~. ttssa Sv WIN be glad to nave W.
l s, , ,Iia,isms brothers present; by or
~ s ~ the G. 6. Attest: !. oAhSS' &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

A weu assorted stock of goods
atfards pleasure to the purchaser, who
nat,,rally wants the latest styles in
assorted patterns If they, come that
a ~aw we are here to satisfy the de-
nands OF the public, and that we az,
il l. proved by our stock, our sales and
o'i '1'' WASHER & AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
pargaina.

! have determined to sell goods W
package only, and what baye op snr
oai hi'o' G.. L. GLENN,
Onnosite poetoillce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
ElLLER COUNTY.
h,alh Lesser Homicide Sean
|al uAjh Ended In Death.

|lll Which Enaed III p'"'"
|x,,,,s Of The Gazette.
~, March FL shall en-
4 Ike YOU an account of the
|. rhsrles Lesser on the 3rd
|sitb lhe circumstances leading
|, inredy. Mr.. Lesser married
Is, daughter Of John Tag *
trrtten months ago. Their
| n, pct 4 happy one. 1t seems
Nh Bss, one Of Mr.. Tagg4,rt,,s
|l,sl. was the object of Mrs. LIS
W.. consequently she was not
to her llege lord. Her
nylei to a separation of Mr..
ii User. Bass and the muir
I.A Curtis, had made some de-
rrn,rks about Mr.. j. g inter
With bis wife, and also
bin 'fsggarl's thing" which
1 10 Losers ears, he took
siuk sbouti i. on the morning
EOiug. Curtis and Bass at
IN. Int ailerward owned to
Ashnyusgs.referred to. Lesser
m What be thought Of them,
y.a Be had caused him n life
mvaid he could whip both
nhMa, but said he did not
lramAsn, and would not if
ahlplt he said that the fuss
b. Sild, that he would not
silAen to anybody, and for
abhlk about him or use his
ID iny way. TO this they
sid aid that settled the fuss.
lstlt 90 then to work on the
tstls, Lesser and NJ. Levan,
ilsl worked together awhile
FIRM the other hands. Ed.
l, aler half an hour or so,
iook with lesser and worked
.rsn and Curtis until about
< when Messrs. John Tag
lir and junior, aud Durham
tane along in a wagon.
Carts and Hendricks were
had. Curtis called to them.
Tome on, John; come on,
VI. iaggart, you come: all
aAille Lesser has been abus-
rs morning, and | am going
y mean business: / will do
'aail have slid.p Taggart,
q u be could turn round
sad he did not want to
leaad the backache, and he
aloye back down the public
w sol into the wagon with
as and kneeled down Lv
ntl u, for a while, then
lsaled forward and talked
hssaff, ST., aud Dunham.
81 within about sixty.ive
sasie NE E! hands were work.
ead, Taggart turned his
~ y, NE road and told Curtis
wv there and not have q
w Y ne crowd. Levan said:
!, urn your wagon and
aaa don't have a fuss here
y 9tead;it will cost You ali
isssart made no renlv
IN Y vuills called and Lesser
4 " wagon aud asked what
NJ, "a \, curtis 4 said, "yyhat was
= ". iaggart this morn.
u. 1, isspiled, "Just what /
lsss mere" Curtis said, al
H. Lesser replied, "You
y s,ioaare a id mother ),
y e ,l, 70 the wagon and
ti. Y llEe hold Of Curtis t,,s
M ~, IN, Elm. Curtis stepped
ia qleg a pistol from his
s. y ,h eseking i stepped for hie
ia,s SS'' y his hand, up Ms
SDoalI,O y :. ward off the pistoI
is,.s ala thrust the pisto to
Instantly. ~ anu nred'
md Durham svoro a,
dns i ,Su that they did MOI
sI,s,,s0ss pistol, nor N see III /,
dee T. although a they had
squl,s y KS, see a fuss or fight
isl'S discharged the BAR ar
tnas,aHalu trial as aces See,
!, b. si e I, Taggart, ant
tsnS ~. y his service, al al
pa E,aaaa s BEEN aware Of tn i,
bdi.S,ssisI.ssna and his daug d ter
sssl'," i us from Tarran
sat w sIasr lives a few
lind | + : city, and ii ]
As ss, Il , ! i9r some years
vusiness.
SAA COUNTY.
I'm ma i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

Are you made miserable BY Indigestion. con-
stipation, dizziness, loss Of appetite, yellow
skim ehiloh's yitaiiEer il d positive cure.
L. N. Brunswlg a Co.. Wholesale and retail
agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

Hose, hose reels, nozzles, etc.,,, also
ornamental bltching posts, at Wa'er.
works company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

Order a sample box OF SILVER
LOAF BAKING POWDERS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-06-21

What do you. think the Old granger
did Z He took the pocket beck with ore
hand and took ne BY the neck with the
other. and called me . thief, and said l
ought to 20 to the State prisoo, and he
took me into q stairway and set mo
down and stood On my coat-tail % l
could not get away. and kept me nn
til he counted all the money in the val
let. cus.in' me between every ten dol
lars he counted, and when he found it
was all there lie put the wallet in .
pocket inside his shirt and gave me .
lecture about boys growing up to be
thieves, aud finally he gave me this lead
nickel, took his f"ot of my coat-tail
and let me 60, and then tried to kick
me a. ran away. l don't think that
vas right. Only for me he would have
lost hi. wallet aud probably gore era
~ over the loss. What do yoa think
of that kind .: encouragement. to be
good !"
':Welr that granger was simply =
hardhearted old simon, and you ought
to have taken the wallet to the
police station and let him hunt for IT,
said thegroceryman. 1.-THE world is full
Of people who have no gratitude, and
who suspect that everybody is a thief
until they find ont to the contrary. and
then they reluctantly believe it. What
this country needs is confidence. W.
want Ia feel that everybody is honest.
When people 50 into u grocery to buy
coffee they want to believe that they
are getting pure coffee, and"
"Yes. that's Ill right said tho boy,
As he was paving over sOme roasted
coffee in a barrel, ''but here are quite
y !ot of peas. l notice. in this coffee.
There's a dozen peas to every handful.
Somebody must have cheated you. or
did you put then, in yourself ! l thou
4ht it my duty to tell yon; Al we were
speaking Of coffee" And the boy look
I'd asto"i.hed when the groceryman
kicked him ont dOors. ~ . customer
came in, aud h~ went OF with his hand
on his pistol pocket. saying, "Tried to
do three decent things: stop . boy
from drinking, retur" . granger his
pocket. book, and show the grocer that
his coffee was full of peas. and I have
got licked twice and hated Once. Don't
know whether there il any money in
being goodo or not"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-06-21
MAJOR BURKE AND THE IN.
NECTN,

While We ara in tho mood to re-
prosch those whom We like and adj
mire, let Ne pause for . moments ex-
p0stslatiou with Major Burke for pay
ing any attention to the pitiful attack
made upon him in tho Legislature last
week.
If Major Burke does not understand
by this time that he can afford to IT,
nor such ebuIlitions of psltry enmity,
be must set slight value up"n the pub
lie s~ervicss he has rendered and . very
poor estimate upon tho good sense Of
tho community. W. have forgotten
the name Of the Statesman who offered
the resolution to inquire into the mat.
ter Of the State Treasurer's absence
fiom the capital. 1t is not important.
The episode simply typefied = senti-
msnt and b0rrows its whole sigoi6-
cameo from that. 1t represented the
smalli jealousy that attaches to Major
Burke's eminence, the pitiful envy u
his distinction aud his services. Eve.
rybody understands it. Why should
Major Burke take any notice I The
measure was intended simply to an-
noy and embsrrass Major Burke. Its
author did not claim or pretend thst
public interests were ~euffering : that
there was any irregolarity or impro-
priety, any lack of vigor Or effect in
the administration of the treasury. He
simply gave notice that some small
lakewood nonenity could not under.
stand . bigger man than himself. No
bod expected him to understand it.
Nobody cared it he exploded in the ef.
fort to do 90. Az it happened he did OK
plode, bat the report wat not load.
Major Burke was about tho only ono
who seemed to hear it.
. The fact il that insects Ne always
numerous and annoying at this time of
the year. In April va have the Baaa-
10 gnats, then the deer 6ios and moo
quitoes, and At last tho breed Of boxxioe
singing mannikins who think heaven
intended them for statesmen and law
makers. We admit they are the worst
nuisancas Of all, but still it SCENE to no
that . man with a. much on his hand.
~ Major Barke has. would scarcely
have time to get annoyed. He is en-
gagged doing this State and section the
greatest service that has been done
them since the abolition OF slavery. The
people know it. They are depending
on him to complete that work and 70
realize the grand prospects now open
ing before them. He has no time to do
more than brush away tho insects that
light upon him. He has bigger work
than chasing gnats and breaking bat.
terdiea.-N. o. Figaro.
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TUE sian
FIFTY YEl1

A. nea1ssa 00A
0od3a1ne - Dloek ~A.}
mAo06oeaFoa q 0nnn.c
fean.s ~ ~ lAeoaaHa
ossA- ~ d. 4. q 0>-s
IL AAou1hoe~ - =. 1
Medicine. - sasiy - lsooL0S
00qD0 0oag CAA11nA~
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HOW TO WOO N WIN.
NJ j. G. SAKE.

81
twould yon play the manly lover I"
Said q graybeXrd to his son ;
''List, my lad, while l disoOver
How . maiden should lie won.
"Woo her not with boastful phrases,
Lest you teach her lip to sneer
Still . s~uitor's warmest praises
In his conduct should appear.
"Woo her MT with senseless signing
Maidens love a laughing eye;
Tell her not that you are dying
Lest she, laughing, bid you die.
woo her not with weakly whining
O'ei your poverty of pelf;
Lest she answer by declining
Both your SORROWS aud yourself.
woo her with q manly wooing,
Giving hostages to Fate.
All tine hearts devotion showing
By its strength to work and wait.
'.Woo her not with idle prattle
Whom you fain would make your wife,
But with proofs that in Life's battle
You are equal to the strife.
Like the knight whose simple suing
Wou the lady (says the tale),
When, despite the wordy woOing.
All the rest we're doomed 10 fail.
Lady quoth the bold knight-errant.
Brief tho story I shall tell.
l would we'd thee here's the warrant
1shall love and keep thee we'll
"And, behold. his dexter fingers
Crush . horseshoe like q reed
And within her lap there fingers
All the gold the twain eau need"
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This 1ARMo D~nh--a
setpoesoas OysDspG1A -
esas 11vss Cs0elalnl 80
Liver 0lsaAsoeL - ~G
eeoseane - ~ - 80
my ysass - = 0ao
to-day t1sao Ov@ hAA
aoae -
ssaGi.aa 90 osoa1~1
sarsd ~ ~ CAs1laas~w
e1no Co., - Cha11aaoA~
Evssy pesaaO sss1saaA u
1...a sssaaWN@An
t i
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"A. Riggs 4 Bro, Cisteen Ma
kers, 27 Delord street. N. o. Send
or price list.
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! am faithfully youra,
Kcndau's SPAWN Cure.
Cincinnati. Ohm Jure

Slnclnnatl, Ohio, june ), 1852
B.. J. Kendall T. Co., Gents: Being q sui.
ferer from the rheumatism. l have tried 4
great many remedies for that complaint. MS
ing everything that | heard Of or my friends
knew Of, and being trea ted by the hest pbysi
cisns in this city without eject. / had be-
come discouraged and had concluoed there
was no help for this disease, when I fortunate
" met your agent. Mr.. john Fish, Who told
me " Was unnecessary to suffer any more, ~
Kendalrs SPAWN Cure would do the Lns;ne.s
and ~ Was Of the same profession he pre.
sented me with q bottle. which I used. and /
must say without any faith, in one week I
am able to walk without y cane or auv other
CRITICAL help. l don't know that the Spavin
without Kendal's SPAWN Cure .ss;n. :. Z Z
thoroughly believe it deserves its pcpularitv.
anc has unqualified merit. write t6is ent;ns
" unsolicited. Yours trnIr
III. II. SN(lW n n
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Kendall's SPAWN cure.

Fort worth, Tex. March 18th, 1889.
Ale:srs. B. J: Kendall IL Co., About ei,b,
montos ago there was . valuable etsliion
brought to the stable Of Farmes and Henry
one years growth and Of pronounced sise. mi
having learned through outside sources thst
xOur Imminent known 70 Kcudalla Sn.v;n
Cure was valuable, I commenced usipg H ~
s.1 en.et9omont and after six weeks using
s.4 PAVING spilled two bottles the horse Wa
...a ent're'y' leaving the leg perfectly
CHARLES HENRY.
Charleston. 8. e. Suly g. 1881.
Dr.J. b: Kendall 4 Co., Dear Sirs =: i NM
chased ct Louisville, Ky, = verv Ana NJ
cot. aad In shipping be got bic heck hail.
nats on the ontside Of the joint winch csuse3
~ sIest tnree Or four t,mes tho natural
Kre:t many liniments which failed TO hcnest
zoe injured part. At Last when disgusted. md
49, 70 give up tho colt ~ ruined, I hspoen
- ~ 20 zee your advertisement uf ..KondslIe
n.aster and SPAWN Cure" and thoueht I
~ ~~", ~ ~ u 2 trt.l, I 9sst applied the :sBlis
como calloased. and to my surprise fo.ud e
Hos.ea ne 2 charm. LII twenty four hours
ne pese that Was hard became soSf ..S ~
I1.senees began to leave. than rot 'soms
q ~. SPAWN Csro, and an
r rS u ecc9rdank - directions, which ~
sss.s = ~ hofee alive. I merely vrito this
eyer 70 Zou: - I think it . duty i owe to von
~ ~ foI .oe me god OF tho puIlic 1t large.
80 Aese 3oang statement I will MIA ia.
w e, 2 can also have the saane yrr;led ~
~ - - heesemen IL ear city Who ~ sSs
co.'s before and sfter trestment. ~e
10 veey RssPsetlally.
Price. q. per bottle, ey6 bottles fo- RI An
I'll Hs.sss ...s i se - estiit foe yos, or it
- 1ssFsss O receipt ofpries
49,, :ak.osharsA 1slls.,s ssd Or iilsssrassd
sold By ALE DRUaGIsrs
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Ne~b ~ sins - advsrtiee &
tie 6ENTM1L.pa tt~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-27

Per steamer st Nicholas, from Fernandina
ana way landings-l2 bales cotton, / sack
wool, bales wool, 10 bales hides. bbIs rosin
.. b IS sugar, Dbl syrup, Is pkgs mdse, boxes
fer Charleston ana Savannah RAILWAY
Aug 26-4S boxes tobacco. % bdIs iron. and
mdse. -iO"' anu
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way Aug 26-S7 bales cotton. % cars lumber.
l,uao Dds rosln, 5l6 bbls spirits turpentine. /
car wood, car jug ware, 4 cars cattle. 4g0
SACKS oats, 10 bales hides, bales wool, and
FER Central Railroad, Aug 1916 bales cot
Ton. - Dds spirits turDentine, 293 bbls rosin
z,Io' pieces bacon, l,2l7 sacks flour, I55 sacks
cats, QUO bDls flour, ST boxes tobacco. rs bbIs
gflts, 40 empty kegs, 81 pkgs furniture. 62
cases eggs, 90 cases AK handles, rs pkgs truit
u casks clay, 2S bales dOmestIcs 20 bOXes
| wood, 20 bales yarns, 81 bales paper stock, 20
ca49ies tobacco. % pkgs rims. Is pkgs mdse. 10
M Dds clier, y bales hides y doz buckets "a
DaIes plalds, ~ sacks peanuts, boxes wax. 8
boxes glass, } lots car material, cases empty
cans, trunks, lots goods, 2 cases shoes ,
oales Wool, bbs apples, l Dbl grease, cars
slaves. ~
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nABkETs BY TELEGRAPH.

FINANCIAL
Lesa'N, Aug. Is, uOon. -COnsOls. loo SIG
~ +. .-rE. -Oy3s for account.
80. Doe m--LuusoTs. 1908 for money! loo T-l6
w account.
.. H55ALlN. Aug 25.-The weekly statement OF
- tl- prrial Bank of Germany shows d de-
--.7g ~ specie Of 302s.0O0 marks.
7NL" lCAk. Aug Is, nOOn.-StOc5s opened
4, +oney, -g5 per cent. ENchauEe-lOng,
~ % 81, short, 81 Sl3f.Gf IS. state bonds
-.- Hlsefument bonds strong.
49,. p. m.-EKcnange, - a. Money, u
S. cent. SuJ-Treasury balances Gold.
- - 100, currency. Sl3,S40.000- Govern
49, bonds =tI Ong; four per cents. 1905; three
eL-7. ltJiS. State bonds quiet
tle Stock market to-day was very irregular,
81. y lie main weak. At the opening Union
----i was conspicuous FOR rise OF - per
--- The remainder of the active list. after
-.teltgual decline in the first sales. became
f. -'T2-l- aud higher. in sympathy with the rise
- 3 mon Pacific. the advance ranging from =
- ~ Der cent. Before II a. m. Union Pacific
, ~ forced down to 500, but later on rallied
So, ana then dropped TO 492s. The coal
49, - i also Weakened especially LaeSawanna,
1911 Druke per cent. and the remainder OF
80, ~ llst declined 1ztgI3z per cent. During the
f--efnoon the market was first firm and then
~ .eflsh- After 2:30 o'clock, however, many
1913 were at the lowest figures Of the day
- tlese prices the decline from the highest
ss-It was. equal TO 1zl91l4 per cent. In the
- sales the market was weak at the lowest
-s@ses Of the day. The hc-roWing demand