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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
Neu york. stock Market.

New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK. June i--Governments weaA
railways lower, especially for Union IA
cihc issues.
State securities dull.
The stock exchange was to-day Inc scene o.
great excitement, and fluctuations were re
ouent and violent. AZ the opening me
market was lower and prices fell on 4. pei
cent for the general list, and iNssN 'o'
Pacific Mail and Michigan Cen
,,ol The decline was d"e
~ report that a leading clothing concern
WINS In trouble, but was subsequently, denied
A. 1o.l5 II became known thai a large
amount OF Lackawanpa had been called ~
"a he bears INN ediately started to cover
Inch resulted In large advance L"eha'
sauna aud Missouri Pacific were great ieAt
ure, IN incubation, The former rising y. POI
cent 10 los and the later w 10 loo. the snArl
~,.a In Lackswanna and missouri
psclao hat favorable eject on
General list, aud prices rose 10 per cen'
western MON sold up PER cent, Union
pad AZ sk, Lake shors ~, chicsgo' Burning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
To Whom It May Concern.

THIS Is to advertise that the undersigned
has been appointed srccial commissioner BY
The district corrt OF Victoria county. Texas.
TO soil at public sale Tor cash, 10 tns hiehcs,
bidder, ~ the door OF the cour, ousc OF Tar
rant county, ON the frst Tuc,,iay OF July. A.
y. list between the hours OF len n M. AMI
tour \. NJ, Aner giving notice OF said sale by
ndvert'sem,nt thescof published nor twenty
unNs IN daily newspaper OF the city OF Fort
Worth. The siaurh,er,house property Of
the Texas Continental Meat company, situ.
ntcd NJ Fort Worth. la rarrant county. in.
clniinn tho land upon which the same Il sii.
unted Ms dtscribed by the copy or
decree of court attached 10 the
commission OF underslgnei) and
all machinery, fixtures, appliances ana
nppurtcnanccs thereto bclonsiug," Thr
nvove sale wili he subject 90 the approval az
the said court. which sonvcnes on tho cist
day ~ July. A. u. 1884. And ,hc under.
signed hereby gives notice that he will
ncr above set forth.
Witness my hanl at Fort Worth. Texas,
THIS Juncp A u. 1854 IL
II, A. ROGERS,
Special Commissioner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
vital c,nestions,,,

Ist IN. ,....s -. $500 /. -.
~" ''t Wos' tWfNtHt phNStc;uN
VI any school, what Is tho l,est fhincv
In the world fur ,nietip., .,d .ll..s,c
Mi irr,tatirr .,r.si .ss"e CIV "''"NiuS
~, aHv" Va ihe nerves anu curing
All forms on nervoua complaints piviuty
natural, child.likc reyreshin, si.,s,,,,
wayss ''eSf ~
And thax, ,.,,tt a., -.
Nuu 'hey VIII tell you unhesitat.
mgiy
'Nonc FORM o. Hops nm
CHAPTER I.
ASK any or all OF the most eminent
pnyMeiaus;
Mnst IL the best and only remedy
una, can DC relied on to cure all diseas.
es oil the Kidneys aud urinary organs:
sucn rs Bright's disease, diabetes re.
| tentiou or inabilitv M r.tai,, ,.,,,. 80 +,
MI tho ,}iscasos arJ a,,,,,'s .'"c,auu
to Women''--
| ..,i ..-..'t ~ ,sou VApucitty
anu eihPhaucaliy 'Buchu.N
l Ask the same physicians
| "What Is the most relinhle and s,r-
-, 80, r ~ "a, ,,'N' ,N'""'o "uu sur
- e"iV W u.' liver diseases or dyspep-
slH, constt patton, Indigestion. bilious.
4 ness, malarial fever. ar,e ~ !, ma
sh.,, Nil, ,,iI ,,' "s"c' ~c'' anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
Perry, Falls County.

PERRY, June IL. = Rev. +. Won
Schluembach having just finished his
country residence near this place mas
named it "Frederick's-rest.n The rev.
erned orator will leave on his mission
to Europe ON June 10Th, he being a
delegate from the association OF this
country to the international confer
ence Of the Young Mems Christian
association, soon TO convene at Berlin,
Germany. We bid him "God'speed' "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
The Gas Companies.

BALTIMORE, ND, June 2l.-The
Sun says the announcement of Garri-
sons assignment caused good dea! of
stir among the consolidated gas COM
pany people. 1t is well known that
Garrison has been the principal CAPT.
talist behind the Equitable Gas com.
pany of this city and 1t is admitted
that there is no money in supply Ing
gas at 81 to consumers, which IL The
prevailing rate. One of the prominent
consolidated directors said, the out
come from the assignment of Garrison
may or may not be to the advantage OF
he consolidated company, but be was
inclined 10 believe that il the Equl-
table went into other hands, it would
be found more advantageous to deal
with half dozen men who IN light get
control than with one man, as was the
case under the Garrison regime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
Notice to Contractors.

Consolidated sealed prorsxn,~ f,,r N !, ,,.,,,.,
ing ot astone rouft-honsc'for N0nsnrue a., ~
~, TEXAS, VIII be received Ut my ofIlce Il, IN,
s1wn 81 mnnsasne Ten, until so'oiock nm.
h'dder. win he required % fle win THAR
Mus nm approved bond for thilfy tbou~rnd
yNobl dollars, With seknowicds ment Of
sgner ". tore clris of court or DIARY n,,h,tr
aud ccfuncatv ofcierk OF court wls,r bond
" mace, thNt honuslnen are sovtnt md ron
uttioucd for Tho fatthfni performance IN tnr
w ,, ,n aSccrdanec with plans. y, cihca,ions
Plans and specifications can he seen "a nv
once IN Mohtanue, TcS. and AT the ofIico 81
The count reserves the right u reiec, any or
M uids, u. III ToMrKtxs
County Judge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

Special TO the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-Wheat--lhe feeling
was bearIsh and The market depressed AT
first, but later prices strengthened some.
shorts bought rather freely. The close WAS
firm, with prices "A 10 a better.
Corn futures were slow and but little trnd-
ing was done. Prices may be called barely
steady.
Provisions duh and lower In all lines.
Cattle-Bsrely enough In TO make a mar
ket. Demand liberal and prices irnL
sheep scarce and wanted.
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, June 2i.-FLouR-Best grades
scarce ana firm: Others dull
.WHEAT--No. . red, u,Gl OK cash; WH
asked June s29s July; s0Js August,
coss--5!9sa5tS June; S9,s@b2H July; o27s
eo UAis--sg;. @Si cash; 2a,s@2sJs July; :SyS Au-
gust.
PROVISIONS.
WHIsKY-l0s.
CoRshKAL.-2 Ud3p.
PoI,K-ls rs.
BULK NKATs-Long clear "; short clear
BAcoS-Long clear 7ls,9; short rib 200;
short clear 10.
LAGD-Better,7 40.
LIVE STOCK
CATTLE--I.eceiptR $50,
Hoes Receipts So; lower, 1896 ig.
snEET-Keceipts 100.
Chicago.
special 70 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, June 2l.--shorts bought wheat
pretty lively and this had the effect of put
ting up prices from x 10 =; 10000 bushels
were taken for export. The close was firin.
Corn was slow. hut sellers managed 10 push
values y. Offerings were very large
Some August pork was selling at ~ %.
August aud September lard miriy active
ard higher.
Cash provisions duh
Cattle Offering =; o.: quality not very good
prices steady: Texans 70 to6s,.
sheep IN Hight supply.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. June 2I.-FLouR- quiet aud un'
'wiiEAr-June si@ss.; July s'h'sscs;
Cor cosS--casi 5rssB1s June 6i,s95.7z July
| 65a 5s August 555zaS.
o1Ts-cssh q ss-Sl; June siH; July axe
- PROVISIONS.
PoHx--Cash IL s0ois %; July ~ lbeis ls'
| August ~ i2s<e1e D.
I1np-cAsh t,xe7 20 July 100 August
4f97 rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

ton 4 Quincy ~. No,,,,.. o.
Nashville 2i.2 81 panl s,.s q. S ~,'.s
trail ass, Rock lslanis,., r.s,a 1870, Zen
Illinois Central | "a. vc,,,,"ss p .a.- ~
fsrrcd | IS and R.a,pgis's r,sss'. r'e'
brought about r.a,,.,.,. ''"ncs
Missouri Pacific Ss,, ar - Az. ~"a
Lackawanua TO loax. and rs,.s,n.e.
tive listsi,S TO per cen, wns,, ~ ,' ss-
statement was made puhl,e ! man v"ah
movement set In and prices m ,,,od |. ~, ~,
per cent, Outside OF Mlss,,,r, ras,,s y
Lackawanna, which ro,e ~ 10 AZ ," W.
lively. Tho cxhibl, ., oss,,r,.,s., q ,oepeV'-
very faxor.,1. .,a...,- '"""' WIS
SQs,.s-5. wh,.,, So" ~ ieser'eo OF
I,.,, f'"Vcs tho amount
neiu ny the banks above lees,
requirements at 81 Ols.0;s. Iate a, III. go
'N"'s"e"'eeu u story that 4, L. Hunt
A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

WV ORLEANS. June 81. -Corros =
spot closed steady.
hsIs-, l.7oO.
Low Ordinary ~; Ordinary . l-S; Good
Ordinary 10 49, Low Middlins 10 81, Mid.
ding II l.s Good Middling u 30; abiding
Fair II IS: Fair ".
Futures closed quiet bu steady; 10 points
lower for July, points lower for August. one
point hig her for September and others IN
chaOged
a.l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

Why wiLLASy ONE SUFFER- PROM conys
INN 'nnrk can rct hottie OF the StsFVNjNS
SyTN RkNovl En- eyrlsln and ~ N -, REM N.Y.
~ W ro'h ,2sus and huninns- -ct an, ntrs u,
eentN Iherc ere worthless i'm Il siinu. -, NJ
iVxp Y ,,nrtve., IN ssrc soest The Nt.irVxr
ffvnS htIh,tunlN'ts' - N. yRtrTkSlSiN. SSs
s.. 49,. .savn We taiscn slreei NeuNork.
eltNNSSutfN"RS nap IMPROVES rps sx,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
(irandylew.

Special 70 the Gazette.
GRANDvIEw, June 2l.-Morrison
T.. Pankey has succeeded Mr.. Key
noIds as manager of the o. L. Lyons
lumber yards at this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

rev Norx,
PRODUCE.


Nhw foRK, June 2i.--FLopR Dull.
WHEAT spot lots 4 to ~ lower. cptiops
vPenea tritie lower, but afterwards advanced
zto ~ closing tlriu; No. rcd tssif, No. ses
,vyal oies; No. nd, June, quoted NJ NpS.;
july HS4gl or August Oit.eDl OF.
eoHS-Spot lots H. to 81 lower options
opened III TO s.s lower, later recovered most
oi ueo.lne ana osed Arm; No. 3 b7s.@s,sk;
steamer co. -GBOa: No. . eii,tsGssl, M : Inns
uissefs-'s; July 6sss6sk August 6SskaeSsi.
PROVISIONS.
CofFNE-Sput fair, Rio outlet, ottiops s,,,I
Ing greatest weakness.
Sales, 1850 bags.
Rio MOI,
Ss 49, l51s ~
September ,.t,..,,..,.. 49, ios ~
,Su"Ah-SuicE Muscovado ~; centrifugal
o's. ~ ioat aud crushed sSVa7A., graduated
q lt-,de6k.
MoLAssfs-Quiei ana unchanged
nCk--nemaud iair and market ;rm.
Wool quiet
RARLkN -S'eady.
FORK Dull and nominal, cut meats dull.
Lam Strong; spct7 rs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
LAND FOR SALE.
IMPROVED MONTAGUE COUNTY
4 For sale by

G.. g. JoHNiON.
Law EN- LAND and COLLECTING ACT
sso acre w'e p % ,rn ~: County, Texas.
eacn o'her, situated about four miles aas
rom Bowie on Demon Creek. rich ha,,ons
lann. about MY ies OF each tract in nnd
s at, OF cultivation, tweniy-four acres more
being broken nearly all we'll fenced. I'm.
Provements: Good average house IxSs n |.
large smoke'honse good barn, eisss. win,
floors above and below; granary. crib and
stables; excellent peach orchard two acres,
bearing. The portions of each tract mo-, oui.
tiVated well II a,bered. VIII sell with grow.
Ing crops, VIZ. 30 acres wheat, 10 OF Gate 81 Of
oil corn, and "a OF cotton. FERNS: son mar
acre, IN 'luding above; Mt least hair or more
cash, Two years time on balance, One OIL he
best Improved places in Mont apue c,nntv NV
l5S IL acres, situated about four and N hal,
miles southeast OF Bowie: fifty acres In
fence, and for,y-iive acres in good Stste OF
Gultivalon balance OF tract we'll iimbersd.
improvements; Good fran, house, good
Wen and clstern, lots, erin. stable, etc Al
least 100 acres out of tract is good tilIable
land. Plenty stock water within three-ouar.
ters OF = miie nne range on east between
brushy ana Denton Greeks. Will Sc I grow
INK crops with place II purchaser desires
also bushels corn. 80 hesd sheep, Is head
young cows and calves aud some hogs A
bargain can be had in above.
100 acres, known as the I,oveless place al
uated about five and a hall. N II 90 iro N Bowie
between II and sunset, on Big Sandy Creek
Sixty acres In good state OF cultivation, Sc
acres under fence. balance tlmber-neaily al
OF Tract good tlllable land. Good average
improvements, including two dwelling
houses, two wells. lots, etc. Terms reason
sbls
Also has for sale uuimproved lands in
Montague aud adjoining couutlcs; also
80 vie property, business and residence. APP
ply TO or address &C. JOHNSON.
Lawyer, Real tate and Collecting Ag't,
Bowie, Montague County, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
galveston.

GALVESTON. June q - OorroN-Spot closed
dull and nominal, lower.
Receipts, 30 bales.
sales, 70
Exports, none.
Stock, $500.
Ordinary az; Good Ordinary Ipi. Low
Middling l0}S; Middling NJ; Goou Mid
ding ilJ1. v. ding Fair II X
Futures opened steady. ruled barely steady
ON second call, closed steady and unchanged
for August, November and December. 10 7
points lower on other months,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
|uoy wANTED.-FEsIALE

rsGL,DY WHO Is a First
A situation with some good
| MS 6. D.. this ofllce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
INCIDENTALLY HELP.
IJrED-FEsIALE HELP.

t-A YOUNG GIRL FOR GEN
Adp In kitchen. Immediately.
DO Ton Ccilee saloon, two doors
iEiek hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
Nl.lhle snrply OF COTTON.

Visible supply of cott1 in the world on
saturday. June 81, according 10 the New
York Chronicles
THIS week. Last week
Total supply to-day........ 2.sSl.slS 2,sSl,fip
Same day last year,,...,2, NS62S 2,'ss,SJs
Decrease ....,.,.........-. 2l2,7Ui 225lI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

Tn. POLLOCK, l n o; ao Si,,ss Over :.
Pnyscisn and s nsHa Once MAIN street :.
one I siSo1W vssssSsriord street 9n "a IA
rom Il 70 il n. and y ss e Tslsphons
spsel.:lSsy. s q slsssssis rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
Ia RE WARD FOR THREE

3on RE WAND FOh i IL REE
MI houses and twenty lots.
v,ese reward 10 any person
~ n buyer for three houses
si,unted on East Second and
nart OF which is opposite
= srhool-house. south side.
i.s,arge as many others near
nire little cottages on them,
~ occupied. Two groceries
.I'ork. | have been holding
,i,ore,her until now. I viii
.,,ss wish, into -, 10, 20 or l0l
These lots are all 100 feet
ss,ot alley between, which
= vsry convenient In the rear
I, fol a stable or o,her con.
,-hy keeping the front yard
~ These three houses have
',In All, with n iine cemented
',srj. Nv reason for selling is
move ON my Lake Park place.
..rmy work In liking up what
I1s solong needed "a pace that
rrch note have; n place that
<.nre for every one 10 visit
s,;hed. 1 will sell these twenty
4. houses Tor $500, one.third
IN time: or Will cut 1t up aud
AZ on,-half cash, balance on
nd see me ON the place, No
"A street. These lots are the
| mi ward. See them and be
Esspecifully, j. l.. TYLER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

Sales, first call 80: Second call 10
call -. Total sales, 2.s0D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

The celebrated Fry truss at the
Southern drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
FOUND.

IA least PIN WITH PHOTO
|kGsas, Owner can have same by
once and paying charges
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
COLUMN.

,rosr this head will be In
W. ~ ave cents n line, each
Nv - IN the line. No adver-
~ less than Is cents. Par
NJ ~ ave n y running account
lance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

UNEMPLEToN, wYNNE Il cAPTER, AT
L torneys NJ Law. Office over fort Worth
National Bank, corner Main and First streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

DALI 4 McCART, ATTORNEYS at LAW.
ID Office over First Satioral Bank, corner
Houston and Second streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
ROOMS FOR RENT.
AsALE-REAL ESTATE.

49, 49, >=>s---
NJ OR SALE-RESIDENCE OF
soms; large lot; splendid water.
lhtrees: Burnett street. Rent
tA. II. N. Conpor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

HYDE JENNINGS, LAWYER. OFFICE
III over banking house OF Tidball, Van
Zandt & Co.. Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW CARDS.

~~>>~>~>>>-~~>~--~--~>~>-
Members OF Fort Worth Bar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

COTTON RkcKIPrs AT ALL usrrxD STATES
PoRra.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VERY FINE BUGGIES WHICH
ssold at n great bargain II sold
thirty days. Cali ON w. r..
texas lnves tment Co., limited,
e pleas ure in showing the bug
ae Wishing to buy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

psD A. STEVENS AND +; y % d tbs o %
Rss sr Occupied BY prs pna az sin s sirss.
on .shs hcI they can be found day 81 n'Sn''
phone No ~. -..-----------------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

\ AYE y NJ LOST rHEKEY TO YOUR
Il al nae, a. j. Anderson, 10S lIous-
Y us rn.pply You with o new one
" hs,anee q At. Locks, hinges,
y ksnS single or TO match,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

Doss & ROSS, ATTORNEY 1 AND CoUN-
III sellers al Law, Terrell building, Main
street. Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-22

NJ d. PRIEST, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
| wi. ONCE over Barnes grocery, corner OF
| Main and First streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-16

Sey ral OF the Philadelphia newspapers are en-
te:lng On bTeak-necl competition in prices SINH
lar "a that begun recently By their New York
neighborS. with thus far only partial success. \
number % new, fow-pTiced journals have been
started, and others have been radically changed
IN character ana cheapened in price, and TO meet
thS attack several OF The more conservative news
papers have cut theirTateS and all have stripped for
race for life that viii result in the suryivaI OF the
ht-tst Meantime Phiia1cIphia'S family paper, the
f't1'ic LeiG@f. purSues the even tenor OF its way
secure IN its hundred thousand subscribers, and
its hold on tile OF the advertising Patronage
O. The city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-16

MI and Mrs Schellihg have returned from their
wedding trip up the HUDSON ana are quietly set
Tied down at IOlkeTs; Mr.. MOrOSni who was
going to shoot the ..bab0on-' coachrnan AMI then
go 10 Moscow. has done neither: Mrs. NorOoni
who made a desperate effort To die OF shame is
rapidly recovering; and now 1t IS to be hoped that
the newspapers WIZ let this very vulgar family
manage Or mIsmIIagc their own affairs withou5
further Interference. The whole incident has been
chiefly remarkable for showing IN what q narrow
groove metropolitan journalism moves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-16

Inc democratic protection newspapers are show
ing a petty spirit in rid.cuing Mr. Nielsen as
'lir ana a 'cTank- because he has said that Gov.
Cleveland sympathiZed with the revenue reform
element in the party, and used his influence in
Their behalf II was generally known here at the
time the Morrison bl vas under consideration that
Cleveland IA 0Fel the course o. tie majority OF the
state Ieie-atipn which supported the bill Ii was
cliined certainly by NcSsIs. DorsIleiIner, Hewitt
and Others Of the delegation that such was the
case. and these gentlemen were supposed to be in
communication with TIE governor, 10 know his
views and voice ms sentiments. speaker Carlisle
and Mr. Morrison % understood his position and
Mr. Nelson's sources OF information were the same
rs theirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-16

j; was m2nifcst1y unfair that all the defauting
Cashiers should run one way. At that rate Canada
would soon monopoiize our wealth and the conti-
ntlt become tOp-heayy. Hence. We should well
come our sues', Mr.. J. 2. Herbert. OF Montreal,
who has come down To New York with $4,000 OF
good Canada bank money. which lie proposes to
spend amongst U%. In this way the balance OF en-
beienent is preserved, and neither nation suffers
too much from an interehange OF cashiers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-16

The enapeTUrS OF Russia. Germany and Aust ria
with their trusted ministers OF state have met at
Warsaw. agreed on q secret program against
liberty. and r turned 20 their palaces. Reporters
were not admitted 10 the conferences, but there
can Or httle doUoi that the meeting was called in
the interest OF Imperialism against the rising tide
OF democracy But even three Mrs. Partingtons.
helped by tlEee vigorous maid-servants, cannot
sweep back the Atlantic ocean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-16

General Wolseley has engaged the services Of five
hundred Canadian eanCeists to pilot his expedition
OF boats up the quick wafer" reaches OF the Nile.
IL Ee Wre able 10 attend our canoe regatta to-mor
row he might call on our local talent for help also.
And some or our amateurs might be able TO show
that society young men could pun up rapids as
successfully Us they buttei into ice walls In the
arctic.
C5aoetHg IS q noble sport. and While 1t Will be
found one thing 20 paddle ''birch" the streams
q Canada AMI Maine after trout, and quite another
10 force heavy boats up the Me, among hostile
saVd-es, quite likely The vCyagers VIII conquer all
difficulties and land The expedition under the walls
OF khaTTnuIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-16

The Fashionable Intelligence Informs US that
young ladies' waists are 10 longer from eighteen
10 twenty Inches. but that from twenty-five 10
tSenty-iOur Inches Is the proper size Arms are
beiG. heightened TO suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-16
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PIECE GOODS
IN WASH NGTON
FROM WHICH TO MAKE SELECTIONS
STJTINCS

OVERCOATINGS and
TROWSERINGS.
All Garments made in the best manner by the best
tailors Trying seldom required, and that only on
difficult FORMS
Pantaloons TO order from 80
Suits to order. from S35.
Overcoats TO order. from S35.
al the best styles Of Broken and Simple flads for
Suits. and stripes and Checks for Trousers
Care has been exercised in selecting goods OF stable
coors
Trimmings not neglected in the general provision.
but the best only used
have recently met with Worsted Braid that has the
appearance of sill and the wearing qualities Of worsed
No colcred hraids used. they invariably fade.
In Silk Innings nothing but the best Satin de Chine
will do.
II E MING
ILOT HER
se16 40 SEVENTH STREET
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The New YORK S,0. ROW predicts that Cleveland
VIII tt defeated IL New York state by ffty
thousand majority But the >,U, is not infalnble
q witness is prediction that Cleveland would be
defeated 81 Chicago.
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As tbs Is 4 year OF peace nature has turned
Ma'ha>ian. and While pestience devestates
Europe hood PUSHES over the province OF klanr-
str, drowning s,Nty thousand people.