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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

&TARIN'S
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
once Pier lS, ". r., foot Of Cortlandtst.
Consgnmens OF freight forwarded directed TO any par,
~ the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and NOR
chandse to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly Shterd 10 any point
In the harbOr at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers JOHN IL. sTARIN ana ERAsrUs CORNING
for NRw.HAvEN leave Pier Is N r. foot OF Cortland ST.
atep m daily saturdays eIcepted
Freight for points on ID. L. w r. r. received 1T Pier TO-
For New-Haven and points East, at Pier ls
CENTRAL sHlPYARD Communlpaw. N. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appersinng
construction and repair OF vessels
Branch once 7th ave, 42dst open daily until D. M
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DOPULAR SHORE LlNE.-FOr Providence,
Roston aud the East All raj from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston a.
O. iparlOr attached aud 10 p m. with palace
sleeping sundays az 10 p m with palace sleeping
leaves Grand central Depot at
7. arrives at Newport 1885 P3ror cas- attached
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PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILROAD
Il
LONG BRANCH
and the
SEA SHORE

SEA SHORE
from stations foot OF Llbery.st and foot Of Rsctor
SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.
MAGNIFICENT PARLORCARS
and the elegant steamers
ST JOHNS, CITY OF RICHMOND and JESSE HOYT.
CHOICE OF ROUTES by Sandy Hook or AI.R
Leave New.Yorks from foot Of RECTOR-ST, PIER No
g. n. week days, 40 9, IL ll5 Si5, 445. $50
D. m: on Sundays 0, IL a. m, 6l5 pm.
Leave from foot Of Liberty weekdays 76
. IL m ~ las $3.50, 1, $50. 5;ij 1870 p.
days 4. S:i5. a.. m, l. m. y. m.
Direct connection to and from Brooklyn via Anner
Jer-ey City and Bridge Pier Brooklyn. Tick.
cts baggage checks and fu Information may be
the following Offices Of the Company.
NETWORK:
Nos 044 and 1923 Broadway 7S7 siTth.avs, l2s East
125th st. station OF Rectorst and station foot Of Lib
ertyst
BROOKLYN!
Brooklyn Annex Station Bridge Pier Courst, $50 Pull
ton-st.
FOR MONMOUTH PARK RACES
on each Tuesday Thursday and Saturday until August a.
Leave Nev.York from Pier No N. H. o. IL q in 1915
ll5 p. m.
New-York from foot Of Liberty st.. r., 7i5 o. IL
p ~. II ~. 1915 l2.is
J. L. WOOTTEN. ca HANCOCK.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt
II. BALDWIN, q. L. p Agt. IlD Liberty st, ny
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SPIRITS OF TUnPENTINE

CHARIEsTOS August S-TurpeLtne quiet Of GIG. bill
SAVANNAH August S-Tmpentine firm at 2Si9c
WILMINGTON, August s,-Turpsntine trim ~ 25iaa
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The United States Treasury at Washington today re-
ceiyed 100000 in National bank notes for redemp'
ton. The customs receipts wore f1I3llo anu '"o -"
tetnal revenue receipts were %29I OBJ - a
The foreign exoh inges are sll dull bu tney are NM
leave quot tons for business unchanged rs follows:
mixers bills 81 s24 and - sia for long ana sn3r.
and pl7s for rec6na ks 39Ts and 4op for Guilders
In nd Br ish consals were weak ara g .o~er ~
100 SIG for M ney; account thH 1lgucs Wcir vi.
cha ved ut 100 ZIG it'd ss'cs Is dec incd 3l6 TO
1924 and 4las were SIG lower 1l5is AmeIcS
riways again werr lower, I'm Response to yeslerua,
further dec i've prices and the LONDON o n
sures we're r IN % to per en- blow os "a
at so 1851 per ounce The bank Of Engilnu ,os
100000 bu o on ha NEE Al Pm. F@ncm on London
was stronger at 25. II francs othe ., ~ odvor,ise
mem, in O. Inmn 81 the Conror Of te e. Of
NewYork Which invites bids for So U1i t ras ca
sodo ed s;k Of the S Sy d n rate of per
annum which exempt from cry ana 'oun taepi
For particulars reic encc Is made 10 the "u'o'''S
RAILROAD EARNINGa
NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
$ $s%a a 5#% sS5 pee Bee 'sT8
Yctoaminy,........ s6i5,722 ssl2705 Doc. s9o2,9o7
oct to June 80 1888 isss;N Inn eqoo ,oG
G 6psrs Gnrn eapensc, 5soc inc inc @
Neternr. for mossI Go8 lII s3o9 2Os Decsi 2oi2i2
Asuppcmc ,tlry state II OF E~ie's opcrn ior- eXcn
sve ~ tnose OF the Ncw-Yo X, Re nsylv mia ONO
Az Vauio and Ohio for June 1884 WIS AZ 1873 agd for
The nj g mon Ina ended June 80, 1891. S32l.93S;
that ia nc earning OF tric proper fr June were
$3.50 62s "a decrease ON June, 1888 OF SZ07S3W ana
,r { @ nine months ", re 50 G3l lG0-a decrease oil
SS7O,3Gi
Imports Of dry goods at Now-York.
Entered tho port. .. s3l61l63 s2G3llib sA2I3on2
Thrown on MARKET. 3OlO,lT 27077lj 2o-'ooo
Entered Of The port .... e3.7GlO 33 7posspo 7AnlaMt
Thrown market ..... S1,56u.s07 7ee0563l HuA12to
EUROPEAN rfNANUtAL Nt1V5ra
LONDON Aug S-i2.n y. m.-C0nsols 100 blB for money
and 100 710 for the account United states -Four i CIV
Boud', 3}i4; do Four and uaf Per Cent 40 "a ilDa
Atlantic ana Great western fifsl Mortgage tuHtcos Ool
30 Second Mortgage ne Eric loo 10 Srnhh
console Gla Ncw.Nok Central 1lOa Illinois central lJl'f
Pennsylvania o. Al reading i34 IT. Paul Com non SIS
H. m.-Atnnic Great Western y rat Mortgage lfus
tcos Cortincaca JG1a NcwIeTaoy Central fHl Moitgaso
IondA Erie Second Con1OlH o. New YORK ten'ta,
lOtSI Mexican Ordinary. @'a Canadian Paclhc A's ~
D. M The amount Of bullion withdrawn from tho nauS
Of ENGLAND on balance to-day Ia 100000. .
Paris aycCa quote lhf0p Per cont Nonea NJ lrah'n ~
confines ot the account.
MINES AND MINING
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LIVE STOCK MAR <HPi-BY TELE1RAp'L
CHICAGO. August ST> DroD,rS Journal reports HO0f-
Receipts COO mead. shipu'nts G.npO neat mar6ct ~"
mi over. Rough Packing, - jl0teu Packing
and shipping - O0fG D. Light s. 40 % Skips - -
Il
C1l>-Recepts 800 head shipments. 1900 head.
Export Grades S6 5on-7 % Good Choice
shipping 81 ~ 81: Common 10 Medium, ~ o.. - 80
Gr - trNtns>, G1a-i %.
Receipts $500. shipments, market steady
Inferior Fair. - jOa - Medium to Good - %
o. Choice 10 Extra p 0Odf A. Lambs, per mead 81 30
a q -. Te , sheep - 5uHSl0 o..
ST. LOUIS August S.-taHs-Recelpt'. loo. shipments
easier; Exports So lOd 81 rs Good TO Choice
shipping ~ gDqSG ini Common TO Medium ~ 1JGSj -;
Grass Natives, t5O0dsi o. Grass Texans, 5000
SASsp-Rceeipts. 700 shipments 200 Common to Medium
~ . - 80. Good TO Choice 50 judS 90.
Receipts, 300 shipments, zoos market quiet
Yorkers 90 Packing - 4Oaso 3d. Heavy 50 40
Ia
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rrporr,y rtyAyut,t NA1x;r,
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT THE NEW.YORR MINING ENCHA NGE
NEw-YoRK Au!us 3. 1881
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FALL RIVER LINE.

MT DPsEsr s route 70 ,hs WHITE MONTANA
sorts o. and Province. na'd and 'e'"r' 70
st sspsrb , new Ip2n world.renornsd
Leave Now Sundays me " ID. :.
Election via Amer Boat from Broosyn D. m isr.y G2
SPLENDID BAND or MUSIC
s1Sn s
long water Route Fun Night .R... Five xorunsrr.o,
FOR NEWPoRT, r.. !. DIRECT
"'ETpAs oYgIFHsgyas4 81
M AsNb ENr sTEAMEnso vi"
Leave JS9 g on alternate days Sunday. ,p ~,
These steamers make Newport their Eastern ermlDa,
Ss at &. o. House k fyens os and s g S.
.s G' At M S; On f Gnn rs e. s9@ q
y yap Not a. 49, ffprs. o Sre.Gv sy 81 AMI
NEsEy CITY a. pt1 o9e rs 100, o o, Fl99Ssog
ri q Hsnfs' Land no o. 1c6Gs S5S
D'""'Ai, soa,s n Z. Goni PAS AsoniSY
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
~ Ems. 9 II NoRTnAM AND CONT yEvTAL lSr,
PECK SLY Pier 30 70 = g. atSg a. sunday, oIeopi.d sod
sH'y 5P'sftf Mhr} S'T1 sPsI N;
aE Gt 80 T,se's o ,9s and S,ss,s' checked
sop 70 i "'@.H"a 3 So '"' ''"' "'''''' hi'ur
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, wORCRs-
TER "a nTA ,r, r9nrASp ,, % ., s ygn
cars favorie leave. Pier No 40 Worth vs 100, x
.s% ms papSs % on moSGay w.ns
ImtSG sad Eicnr,ion Ticket, a, rcducod s,s,s
rooms may bo secured NJ s7 Broadway aud a. Pier co. su
prior adyanass arc offered ey !hi. line .. q. rAsr
70 '"''''"'' W q. ". BRADY AEoaE'
NETWORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
Wa NeuY6rs Ontario and Western Railway and a,ov f..
Of steamer, from O.wegO Including snndayj toichiss
Kingston Canld0) CLAYTON Aletsndfia bay Pleassnio.,
seeper. leaves Now York IN M arrives Osycro as @
boat leaves arrival Of train Day express leaves
Drpols and ferries NewYors foot Of Cortland Dssbr,
,es sta aud west s2.L fhnetsblns ticket, and copies
RToadTSy No 737 Sthsye 1853 Esst i2sos, J ii5
s9gsre In Brooklyn Couri.. Annex Office 1913 fuon,L
j. c. AND RsON, General Passen Agenr - siae.L
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
4, ,,., ,,o.,. )Pennsyly,na ~ font Cortandt
LEAVE NETWORK commencln Al ,i,st T. IsS
e For 7G15a AmGGy va 5a1 Reading r. 80 saD5 5a
$50 SIS 100 l:o6p m via Penn r. e. 81 :. ~ii
For Matawan. &C.. via Phila & Reading RR, 800 745
AZ y a0oa m. l9'O' $40 800 80 p m Sundays
For Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove Asopry PsEs
s. ; ~ p. m Sundays mot ,tOppips at ocean Grow.
vi via f fsDn,ylya RnH RR - Is 7o 10 m ps
2: D - -.i0p. IN. sundays mot stopping at Ocean
oI%Ss A:%y G Heading GR M
via phl adj anr reading mr. IS! s5 200 V'2Ro'
p. M For TOMS Rivcr via Pean 4 r. a. : a m 10
p For Vineland. Bridgeton Atlantic city. sc. Phia
cp g A A. r. nR r. &P?R RR hLoD'E sa.
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STEAMBOATS, ano ilalroa0s
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
~ Albany Day Limo Steamers.
ALBANY and e. VIBBARD.
Daily oICtpt und1ysL

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Albany Day Limo Steamers.
ALBANY and e.. VIBBARD.
,, Daily except undays.
Leave tnlton-st BrJOAlyn by 300
nestIy,t pier New-York. ..................s35
For ALBANY anli5g at Nyack and Tarrytown iby f.rry
mS'i nont Ne"burg Poushk eepsie Rbnebeok CstsGiD
CONNECTIONS,
fniINEBECK-by ferry With special train on n. and D.
r. for The resorts OF tho Casklls and with II and o. w
Al, "a LII. Win special train on CstskIll MI u.
an Ds4S.With Boston aud A. r.. r. for Chatham, Pits
,ALBANY~WiIn Del and II { 20 r. r. forsARATooA
LAKE e0rge aud he North and with ~ T. C. r. H. for Utica
Buhslo Niagara Falls and tho West.
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
p,... 4, =. DREW andSI. JOHN 49,
teavo pior VI H.. loot Of Canas. week day
Now York Central t. r. aud Wr,l y or ltaurlal rraD,t
20 hu 90 0f hove rad are eattcd 10 passage and
talei0om Deith W. W. ~ 49,,
President.
A 81 50 TO SARATOGA and RETURN
~. Il 90 10 LAKE uEOHGE and RETuHNi tickets good
dnrinF season Troy lots CITIZENS Line steamers cirY
OF Troy and SARATOGA leave Pier a Nortb RiSaL FOOT
th'topher dnyetccgt saturday ~ M connecting with
tOu, hos VI Albany.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE 10 rms WisT,
NJ Via Philadelphia, Baltimore aud " Ashngton
itAn' lcavO rom Prnnnylynnia H. H. Depot
7 p m, DAILY FAST EXPR ~ through sleeping
coaches TO- Chicago Cincinnati 81 Louis Connect, f3 al
MIDNIGHr daily FOR Washington and an point. we,t
n 2y ine laDies iiokets Shopping Bchs and ba.gs9o
"uft'al. Hroollyn lonnsylynnia Railroad
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on liOU-
leave Catherine Slpst 4 p. NJ; .3dst East Rlyor
3lOp. H. Fare lower than by any other route
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
/ ONG BEACH.

uver-annex Boat a4hst' 7tist and lanes Sip ferries
conn ct rally, except sunday, .0j 1905 IL IN 30 .
4o5 6O5. sos, 70 $40 pm sundays only $780, 935 lO:50
T. in.. l, - o. $685. 4Oj D. 7lO SD D. m.
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nrFW-YORK CENTRAL, AND HIvDS


~ RIVER RAILROAD -CVnWencng June %, 1873.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot. go
8 a M. Western NeW-YNk and Northern Express, With
thr draw ing room ".ie-t OPP ' IN MOI A.
$40 Fast LD ed Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping at Albany Ttca Rochester Buffalo IL
Gaa rails Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
10:ll Am next day.
80. a. ~. ga Lake George ard Montreal express
{ rov~r d " n -.oou ~
1880 Chicago E1Dress dravins.room Canaan
daisua Rochester, NaTrl Falls, BuralO and Itchrd
81 connects for Oswe0O III
IL m. We'tern New.York and Northern Express with
drawing
nm, Albany, Troy saratoga Lake George and Utica
EIpress. thrJu ~ drawing room cars.
4 D. m Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
'6 ST. Louis Express with sleeping cars for Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Except saturday., Toledo Detroit
$50 M Express with sleeping to syracuse and to
Auburn road a. = r+tO also to Montreal
IN. Pacific Express with sleeping FOR Rochester
Buffalo Niac,ia Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chicago
St Louis Oswego; al.o | (eIcent saturday ,,
II Night ExI-ess with sleeping TO Albany and
Troy Connects will the morning trains for the West aud
North except saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot, No Bowling
OnlCes Pa place aad 7S6 and 042 Broadway NewYOk.
and s} Washnsou and $50 Fulton Brooklyn and 10
Foutthst, WILLIAMSBURG
draungiOom and sleeping can 10
procured any Of the tcko offices Newly CITY and
5J3 Wa9hingaOnst Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residence
7 NJ IOT1CEY g.. IS MEEkER.
General Superintendent. Gcnera PASSENGER Agent.
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trains depot foot Of COTtlanlt
At s:lO M $40 and Tor lason. Bethlehem Allen
town. Reading, Mauch Chunk WilkesbaIre Iowands Wa
VERIFY ithaca Geneva, Lyons BuhalO and the West Pullman
through Goa hes daily Local trains at m. and $40
p ~. for EaStOn. Bethlehem and CODlay
Trains leaving al $40 NJ. ! and 340 p connect for
al points in MahanOy and Hazleon coal regions Sunday
trains local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
at4 D.
GeLeTal Eastern office. No 23j Broadway.
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NEW.HAYEN STEAMBOAT cos srrIM

~ Ems, G " NoRTHAI AND CONT VEVTAL iss,.
Peck slip, Pier 30 as D. g. ats ~ SUNDAYS eIoaptsd IA
. Sundays incudsd connecting AZ Nsw.Ifayen viii
special trains for MERfDLN. HARTFORD sPRtNG
FIELD HOLYOKE so Tickets sod and ba9gase ehect "a
a. p4i broadway. y y and Courtst. BrOoslyn EIcar
to Nes-.ifn~rn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17

possession TO the main corridor
Sledge hammers were used to break In
the heavy iron doors, two in number,
that interviewed between them and
the cell room. These soon yielded.
The prisoner had been confined in
cell No. 3 on the lower crridor, and
the crowd had little trouble in finding
their man. He was taken from the
cell and dragged into the yard. He
was identified IS the man who di | the
shooting aud the ofiicera, when APP
pealed 10, declared that the crowd had
the tight man. Numerous men were
soon climbing TO the branches Of trees,
and In minute rope was thrown TO
a man. Every thing was made ready
for the execution. The MUIR
derer declined to say anything,
except that he was the man who shot
Burton. The mob seized the rope and
made strong pull but
THE RUFFIAN FREED HIS HANDS
and the rope broke before lac was
raised from the ground. In less than
live minutes new rope was
thrown over the heads Of the crowd
This was adjusted. His hands and
arms were firmly ted, and In another
moment he was hanging in the air
with his face closely pressed against
the limb OF a tree, and the terrible
tragedy was over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
A WOMAN
Gaining NOtOrIe,y in the Flynn
Fend.

Gaining NOtOrieiy In the Doran-Flynn
fend.
special TO the Gazette.
Hot SPRINGS, ARK, Oct. 16.-Miss
Rosa Dickinson Of New Orleans, the
former lady love OF Mel Doran. one Of
the principals in the Flynn-Doran
feud, has recently become quite con-
spicuous in connection with that
deadly contest. 1t will be remembered
by those conversant with the history
OF this case that n deadly difference
sprsng up between Doran and
this woman in New Orleans
,asJ summer which was carried into
the courts. Since the cases against
Doran have been called in the circuit
court here, this woman has appeared
In the city and has taken up her abode
at Flynn's house. II WIS rumored
that she would divulge damaging tes-
timony against DOran, but a reconcile
iation is said to have been effected
between DOran and her since her
arrival here and she has quietly lefI
the city refusing 10 testify. The most
romantic feature of her maneuvers is
the alleged fact that she succeeded in
abstrocting $500 In money from Flynn
as price for her assistance in prose-
cutting Doran and after securing
this money deserted Flynn
and has divided the funds
with Doran aud aided In
dtfraying the expenses of his defense.
II Is rumOred here to-day that Nose
Harris of notorious fame in connection
with this deadly f.ud, whose conduct
was so obnoxious to the citizens of this
city that he was made TO leave town
by a committee Of fourteen leading cit
lzens and the police authorities, Drought
a heavy damage suit against this eele-
braied committee in the federal court.
Harris ia now publishing an evening
| paper in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
wIcHlrA FAILS.
Commissioner 10 the Worlds Fair
Around TeWn improvements.
correrp lnoelco OF tho Gazette

Corresp lnoeIoe OF the Gazette
WICHITA FALLS, TEX Oct. d.
The governor has appointed J. A..
Foreman, Esq, rs com missioner to
the New Orleans exposition to repre-
sent the northwestern district of the
state, adjacent TO this section. Mr.
Foreman has for eleven yeRrs been
president OF the Muskogee, /. Il f,
Fair association and Is most thorough.
ly equipped by experience for his pres.
ent work. lie Is u hard worker and
well worthy of the cooperation Of all
who can aid him Mr.. Foreman urges
all citizens I'm this direction to COM
municate with him regarding any ar
ticles they may have which may be
added to the Wichita exhibit. His
address is Wichita Falls.
The Methodist and Baptist churches
are progressing The former will soon
be ready for occupancy. Work ON the
courthouse goes steadily along in q
very substantial manner. Improve
ments are being made on all sides, and
new corners are daily locating here.
$. Mayer of Dallas beer garden fame
Is opening up a branch here and others
are prospecting
w. X Kellum aud his son w. O.,
prominent citizens OF Waco, are here
thoroughly boxing over the ground.
Temple Houston Is here smiling on
his constituents; also o. Il. Finley Of
q aham. Mr.. Finley Is candidate for
district attorney OF this judicial dis
trIct and many are pledglng him their
support
w + March South western passen-
ger agent OF the Mckenzie route, is
here, taking his first look and is
pleased.
j. w. Murray OF PHILADELPHIA is
spend ne several weeks la Wichita
and will remain all winter Ia Texas.
Il. Stranorn. the o. ic ago cattle man,
an I Col. Ho ace Tucker OF the Illinoii
Central road came up to-day on spe-
clal train.
A prisoner named ]. l.. Crook,
charged with horse theft, was caught
on Red river aud was to-dsy taken to
Denton. via Fort Worth, 10y Sheriff
w. II. Kindred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
PILOT POINT.
Special to tho Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, TEX, Oct. l6.-Dr. A.
X. Lankford, we'll known practiclDg
physician in this city, and Miss Susie
Jones, highly esteemed young lady
In society mere, were married this
evening at the residence of Mr.. V. III.
Montgomery, four miles west Of Sher-
mar, Rev. Ii. +. Bone of Whitesboro
officiating.
Mrs. + Newbury and her little
son returned yesterday from a two
months visit in Iowa. Mrs NewbuIy's
aged mother, Mrs. Upon, came with
them to escape severity OF an Iowa
winter.
Rev. w G.. Conner r. M. Baird,
w III. Ellington and Bat Pondruni
went 10 Sherman to-day.
The farmers IN this vicinity are
anXlously awaiting rain for wheat
seeding.
The new hotel Is receiving the I'M
lshing touches and will soon be ready
for business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
Convention Of thu National y
Steam Navigation.

NEW York, Oct. l0.-lh'
teenth annual convention q
tional board of steam nayigalp
concluded to-day. The COW
adopted the following:
RESOLVED. that the mississippi ~
mission be AZ d is earnestly requ, ~
tura and put into operation sucn VI
their judgment will soon res ore s-
tain the navigatio OF the OLD ~,
end that the volume of water LOT Z
river be forced into the MlssissipPt,,, =.
Gen. G b. Hamilton and \
Dumont were thanked for tns.'
procuring a reduction Of w
fees in steam vessels and the me- Z,
Of hospital fees on sailors, XVI ".
OF the New York and fpln
association In the matter wa, =, J.
The following officers were s y 7
theensuing wear. Presidtn'' 4, Il
er, New York; wee .presidens Z,
Howard, New Orleans. any \
Clyde, Philadelphia; secreIn,,
Bryant, New Orleans; treasu'''
son Lisle, Plttsburg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17

Children's Union suit ". Z,
B. Q, Evans Co. at por'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
Rumor That the Post WIZ Suspend.
special 10 the Gazette.

HousroN, TEX, Oct. l0.-It Is ru.
mored that the Post viii suspend p,ip-
licaiion alter tomorrow. The trouble
grows Of disagreement among
the owners aud not financial troublef
~ many suppose. A Temporary sus.
pension occurred last night from This
lause, but laier arrangements We're
made by which the paper appeared IN
half sheet form this morning Other
paftles are here aud anxious 10 tske up
the succession OF the Post az soon az
he present owners ard managers lei
II go,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
THE PRESENT CURREl
Circulation Compared With II
n Year Ago.


WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.-lhet
or of the mint has presented Al
ment in regard TO the presents
ofmoney in circulation in The .
nine principal countries Of the :
as compared with the circulahcl
ported a year ago,
shows a decrease ID
gold circulation OF about $50 e0l9
increase in the silver circuiAlI
$4,000, 600 aud an increase n
circulation of 100000, 600. \
tributes the loss in the gold z
ton to reduced production
increased use of that metal I
mentGtion and arts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
The Arkansas State y
speelal 10 lhe oaaetie.

special 10 the Gazette. u
FORT SMITH, Ark, Oct
thousand people attended W. 4.
to-day. The exhibits Of ~
cereals were the finest ever s M
state. Seyenty.eight var var WI
Piles and many varieties % y
were exhibited. "a,
The celebrated Weeielrlhl, \. X.
MlsA Copper aud Miss VIM WI, n
"A two.miIe race to-day, ml'a
winning. nan,
The other races were; !. ~
best two ia three, won ~
Jr., IN 2;20. ,snIsl
Pony race, running, nn, .o',ll
won BY One Eye 10 81 ses 4
Swee pstakes, mile uA''
Tom Marshall In l:46
s-4,-s
Children's Union sni.ss NV Z
" ~ Evaua 90, az pOlpi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17

the stock Exchange club, the Coffee
Exchange club, the Mercantile Elk
change club, the Cotton Exchange
club and the dry goods clubs.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
Marine Intelligence.

GALVESTON, TEX Ost. 18.--Ar-
rived; Steamship Guadaloupe from
New York.
Sailed; Schooner Matthews for
Pensacola.
The president yesterday signed an
order dislnIssing from service Capt.
Geo /, Olmsiead, Jr., who was tried
and convicted ny couItuArtial, on
charges OF emhszzlement while on
special duty In charge Of military
telegraph line IN Arizona.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

MOTE SOME OF THE PRICES AND COM
IN pare them with what you have been
paving. On and after this date l will sell for