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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

WAsHIKGros, Nov. 26,--West gulf
generally fair weather, east 10 south
windp, becoming variablei stationary
temperature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

While in the city don't fall TO visit
the Fort Worth China Co. Their
sales.room Is as pretty as picture and
this II their exhibition day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
ME- q. ID. Brown

has just received another shipment OF
plush. seal. eatin and beaver eioAks
Russian circulars, and newinarkelHi
laiess styles, and very elegant aud very
very cheap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

DRESS GOODS, NEW AND EEAsoEABLE
Mrs. G. ID. Browns stock OF the
finest aud most elegant new velveie.
hrocades, silks. eatins, c0shmerea and
other new dress goods rs now fol- and
complete.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
Organizing a Protective Tarlif clnb

REABIHo, PA, Nov. GA move
ment has begun by the Eastern Pig
IRON association, Of which Henry s.
Fckert OF Reading Is president 70 or
ganize a general tariff club. ~ y pro-
,,osed 10 include every industry in the
,,,untry Ina the interest Of protection.
EngInnd's Golden club was organized
~ dI.eeuinate free-trade doctrines.
The Intention Is to effect general or
ganization and uniiieAtlon Of All indus
friss in the Interest OF home as against
foreign manufactures. A meeting Of
the committee 10 deliberate upon a
Man ot organization will be held Ia
philadelphia December 3.
--a--e~s------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

YORK, Rov. Alt Is AM
IN IA !. t n a. q meeting Of the Texas
nv ~ Hallway company the Phila-
-, s.ockholders accepted the
-, ,s'oli Tor the reorg, nizatiOn. Mr..
= o. pennsylvania agreed TO
le - wy seventh man In the board
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

ROrse Blankets, stable Proof,
lust what every man should have for
his horse, at Tackabery's cheap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

the fancy goods at Dashwoodls drug
store. 3i5 Main street, before buyiDg
your ChFintmas presents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
The Finest Imported

and domestic perfumes aud toilet wa
tiers at Dashwood's drug store, 9l9 Main
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

f1fAkANtaA AAsAfNf $3.50
I. boADFfELn: Dear Sir-dy dRuther
ssn suffering for many years with that
tpl tfilctlon known as Female Disease,
has cost me mspy dollers, aud not
Ending had the best medical atien.
could rot hnd relief. have used
olher kline. Of m, d,cines without any
had Just about given her M, was
hsa't but happened N the store OF W
sler several weeks since, and ne, snow
ny daughters afiiiCiion, persuaded
Coy bottle Of your r male hesu's
'as began TO Improve at once, wes so
'ed with its effects tina, bought sew
I1'e bottle uf a. and knowing what /
slii, II to-day one OF my family Was
y With tina awful disease, would
w u olst a bottle, FOR can NUN
. ~ II has cured my daughter sound
ny and mysslfand wife do most heart
''nmond your Female Regulator TO be
a. u Is represented to be.
II, u. FEArHERSToN.
.eAs on thu Health and Happiness OF
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iAE hRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Box q, atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

srArE OF GEORGIA, Troup County,
'telaminUd the recipe OF d.. Josiah
Pa, and pronounce it TO be combine
medicines OF great merit in the trea,-
q All diseases Of females for which he
fniends It WM. +. BEAsLEY, NJ. ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

See DahIman Bros. for claw-hsrn-
mer coats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
no wi A NJ /!
Halt aud Happiness are Matters
Great Concern TO all Mankind;

NRAE MARI TIA, GA.
lsnonths ago I bought r bottle OF DIT.
ldifld'a Female Regulator, and used II
Ianily with great satisfaction lhave
lnended II to three families, and they
iound /, TO lust what Is claimed for It,
lnAlss who hay us ditRre now In per
Ralih and nblo To attend To their house,
luileE REV. II. B. JOHNSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

The best nnoking I0OAooo 4 "Liiue
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
Plsysur Ray Rum,

iifly cents pint at Dashwood's drug
store, 3l4 Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

WHlTELAW REID,
Secretary,
caneral Office ~ the Assoc .la.
p,lss New York, November 20, iosi'
Ahs Journal Of colamsres l's,r-'' a..
NEw YoRK, Nov. s'--sonls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29


GALVESTON, TEX, July 2S.-Concerning
the present drought and the condition OF
me crops In Texas. the Ncrs says: "The
accounts from the growing crops that con-
unue to reach the Nc,rs are anything bur
encouraging. In some districts full crop
q corn Is assured, but In many portions Of
tne State even the corn crop Is not satisfae.
Tory. The yield OF Wheat and smal grain
mas been abundant wherever plsnted. Cot
ZOE IN all sections Is in pTecarious condi-
uoh from The continued drought.
" The heavy rains OF the spring and the
e.1lY sumner retarded plGntlug operations.
snu TIE crop, such as II IL, Is very hight.
ILo drought Of the past six or eight weeks
has stuhted the growth, and everywhere the
ely comes up for rain. Should the drought
continue for two weeks longer fucaicullhle
lnlury viii be done. and The cotton crop
WIZ be cut short disastrorsly. On the
other hand, with general rains within
week or two 4 fair cotton yield may yet be-
made. The situation Of the cotton crop in
texas Is CcTtaiviy critical"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
A Connection. Tragedy.

10y Telegraph % the DisIatch.l
BElrGEPoET. COM, July 2s.-Andrew
German, Of Fails Village, was shot and IN
sfaniiy killed at his house, In that town,
carly yesterday morning. by Edward BAL
stead. The later went TO Germans house
and asked 70 lie admitted. German and
his wiie were IN bed at the time, bat Hal
siesd gained admii,ance and d scufile en-
sued. when Halstead, drawing a re-
vo'yCr, fred three shots at German,
Which took eGect--one through the
heart, one in tho arm. breaking the
bono, and a third through the body.
Drriug tie scuflle he fred another bail,
Which entered his own leg. Hslstead then
went to the house Of Hon. David Brewster,
sel1cman OF .he village, and gave himself
rp. lie said: a. have shot German three
times and killed HIM" His face and hands
wore covered with blood, and be presented
A irlghtIuI appearance. The parties bear
hard Populations in town, and their quar-
rels bad been occusioned 10y a woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
Cholera Notes.
IBy cable to the DisSstch.I

PARIS, July 2S.-There were thirteen
! deaths FROM cholera at Marseilles last night.
/ at TOulon there were fourteen. and az La
! yalette, village near Toulon, one. The
mistral, strong wind from the north
west, Is prevailing, and the weather is
cooler. The rate Of mortality is decreasing
in the cities but increasing in the country
among the peasants.
PARIS, July 2S.-There is a mild case of
cholera in one Of the hospitals OF this city.
Three deaths from that disease occurred ut
Toulon to-day. In that city there are
tbrty-one cases at Rencontre Hospital.
Three Of the latter are serious. Two T0u.
lon Cmigrants have died OF La Seyne OF
cholera.
PARIS, July 2S.-The Government has
organized posts Of sanitary supervision on
Lyons railway and on other lines.
TOULON, July 2S.-Fugitives are now
prevented from returning to the city. One
who had returned died yesterday.
MARsEILLEs, July 2S-NoOn. There have
been five deaths from cholera here since 0
O'Clock this morning.
MABsEJLLEs, july 2S-7 y. M.-There
have been five deaths here from cholera
since noon.
BERLIN, July 2s.-It is stated that the
between Germany and France will be
stopped for Tear OF the cholera.
ATHENS, July 2S.-The steamer Tiger,
belonging to Messazaries Maritime, from
Xaiseilles, arrived of Piraus yesterday
with two cases OF cholera on board. Adj
miitance 10 the port was refused, and the
steamer departed for Smyrna.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2S.-Secyetary
FTelinehuyscn has received a telegram
from Consul Mason, ut Marseilles, rs fol-
lows: There is marked improvement
at MarseilleS and Toulon in chOieric deaths
there. From i daily average OF 60. 1t has
islcu 10 80 Wednesday, IS Thursday, SO
Friday, IS saturday, and 80 Sunday. Last
nirht there were 10 desths in twelve hours.
He mortality from all causes is also de-
Ching. At Toulon the average fell from
20 70 -. Isolated cases are reported from
vcrious paris OF the district. Epidemic
declared severe ut Aries and AK
WAsHINGTON, July 2s.-The surgeon
General Of the Marine Hospital S-ryIce TO-
dry received the following telegram from
Joseph II. Holt. president OF the Louisiana
state Bosrd Of Health: "An exhaustive
Investigation fails 70 establish even the re-
mote Suspicion Of Asiatic cholera rs The
carso Of tie death OF The infant Picalotlo,
passenger on he Annie =. silver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
RICHMOND MARKETS.
McS0ty, July -, 1884.
COrNIHT psQDrcE.

'',''.' '.''.'.'-'
sW.E. -sr. rr pound.
apples: Choice eating 24as2J0 harg5l5
c-c.'u- -'ae.'l Icr barrel
I,er1e. ol-lei Boxes cHoice, ~ .l)a
$3.50, bu-a-I uoEe, fim' 5LaJi half
Dn..e' .oN.-t IirI
oaca-Ott n1ia; i.1s'e', Sll.)D per
3.-4. pounds, t'E.. FL, - per 5000 pounds.
oH'br. strictly nnlr, -ue.; good %
prime, i..iJt; nor % 'H.r, lal-r.
Cu.uuu". Na1'rl.,
.t.alse: ArD r:ry York, 2i3'. per
.E.i.
Com 1.e''; .l,. ,.f 1u'-c' i2f -oNnlfy :
Soc. 'r r..T -I...s.
Drst full: Apples. -l3ie,; hIafNner-
Geo. l'., atrt.-. i1a,-t. F-.cIt+-
irr.e t.-. nhntria-, t'2'. 1l droI
fra ..uiu.. buyers holding Oh ior new
-.os.,
i.ye Fou Ler1e Aca-. 2jt.; small
.c...,. -N '''e'' -'-'.'.''
ss. Fre,r i4ai2ta.. uir demand.
Irrt,.t4, Fr.-e us -coOsc, j9a)2c.,
cCuuo1, -lc.
9A-oc: e'.l.--'..5 pcr nn7Hei.
lIryt Pr.uo to choice timothy, ga Boa
i5
tomatoes; b1aaei box, slacl.Jt'
lrrG: lC-.rf. sfl0e.
Nm sis ~, t19. -l.n-.r9 a7e ns, ' f,a
l9red Oqtr. Sorirai
pofaf0e.. Irf-a choice rot,toes. q. ,5aSa.
hrrel. choice pa bn,hei. ,5l50c.
Roofs Ginseng. 20 .J1q3l.6O per pound;
Ssnoc-. free a tops, llatjc. per pound.
ONIONS. SPAS ID per barrel.
P,aauts. 18Jt. 1850 quality, and searce
Pears: Chnicc-eafing. e3gSf bushe box
cs. other kinds. slaa2 hushcl boxes.
RIVE. sOagjc. Der bushe!.
S;,niac: Prime. 81.
shucAs: 59,5j,.
Bsled straw. 4oa45e.
Ta.low: 7a7lc. por pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
COsi cr The Greedy Relief Expedition.

10y telegraph tO@iae Dl~pItch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July 2S.-Thc total
expense Of the Greedy relief expedition i
estimated 10y The officials Of tue Navy De-
Tarjment 81 about 100000. The original
estimate WAS 100000. OF the amount
expended Sl37.5j3 was for the purchase
and repair oil The steamer Bear, Sl71,lGJ
Tor llerurchase and repair OF The Thci-,
225o,C00 for suppics, $4,000 for bringing
tue vessels - New York. $4,000 for the
instruments 10 be used N making obs.rya-
iion>, Slj,lGJ Tor repairs made to The
Aleii, s21,C00 FOR the transport Loeb Gary,
and $1,000 for coal.
II Is believed that in disp0siGc ii The
vessels The Government viii secIre an
amount about equal TO the sum paid for
tLcm. 4 large quantity OF the provisions
is suitable for tie navy use, aud VIII be
turned over 20 tire sgrvirn.
The Conuect for the Loch Gary. now in
port in New Imk. which WI, obtained
from English parties. expires on the 9Th
loXimo. Captain Schiey has informed
The department. ihaf the Board OF survey
EXAMINED her at -. Johu- and found her
comparatively uniniurad. There was no
representative oi The owners of the vessel
% toord, however. and new board will
make IA examination 10 New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29

| Pork slow a sis.aSaela.7s. Lard 10 sssr
| demand q S7.23. BnIk.n1ests ernDes
shoulders, SAT-; shsrt RIB, $50. H.
con firm: shoulders, MON sboFs rib,
e0.S71: clear, 4D.g7l. Whistler higher q
1l.C6. eugnr easier, hard re6nod. 1ls7ts.;
New Orleans, 5s6c. Hofs firm eonason
and lIght. es.s0asS.7o, packing and butch
crs', ss.scsSs.so.
CHICAGO.
CmcAco, July 3s.-Fiour unchanged.
Wheat strong and tate. higher. closed fc.
higher than saturday; July, 6Sasite.; M
gust. sSiasslc.: No. 2 Chicago spriog, sts
s4ics Corn In active demand: opened
stesdv; closed taic. over sturdy; cssh.O
as6c.; August, 58fa55i. Oats ira and gen
orally higher; cash. 3Js303c. A'iytisi. zlf
a2Sc. Pork dull; cash, sij 5DseiG.5e; July
and August, ga. Lard In fair desn3nd
and stronger; cash, S5I5aS7 20; August.
s1.f0sSI.2O. Bulk-meats IN fair demand,
shoulders. GO; short ril'. es; short clear.
ss.i5. wniskey aud sugar steady aud ua-
cbspged.
MILWAUKEE.
hn.wAuEHg, July -. Flour unchanged.
wheat tame: No. , milwaukee,, csi.
nomiualat 56e.; rejected, 62.J3. Oats steady;
No. 2 white. 3la35Ae. Provisions firm.
Mex PORK. Sl6 cash ad August. Lard
Prime steam, 81 20 cash and August.
Sweet-pickied h1nis firm at iiisi2te. H)ys
timer at Sj.I0-S5.c0.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NKw YORK. July %. = Cotton--Gross re-
ceipts, 80 bales. Futures closed bireiy
steady; sales. 5000 bales; july and An
gust. S11.03a2Il.0j: September. St09si
sl0.Ss; October. Sl0.e7aSiO.p; Noyem.
Ter, $40 54sSl0.55; December. si0.ju
Sl0.56; January. sl0.Cis3i0.65; febru-
sry, siO.75aSi0.Is; March, Si0.s)ssio.9D;
April, sil.Olssli.o2; May. SiLi2tsli.k.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND.
RicHxoSp, VA, July 2s.-prlces THE
week Hanged a. followa;
Bcef-Ca,tle--Ncry bes. on the market
this week, 5G5ic. medium TO good, 3i9
see. common TO fair, 2lG2sc.
Sheep, 31ic.. gross.
Lambs, 4@itc.. gross.
Hogs. rosie, net.
There were pa head % beef-cattle. IL!
bcgs, and 1913 sheep aud lambs, including
$50 stock sheep, on the msrke, during the
week.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July s.-Beei.csitlc-M,r-
kst very slow; prices lsAc. lower; very
test, 5iaGc.; ilrst quality, ila5lc.; medi.
nm, Sta4lc.; ordinary. 2la3.c. most
sales. 4a5lc.; receipts, 3 s2i head; sales.
i,lii head. Swine-Fair supply and fair
10 good domend; receipts, 5000 head;
quotations. 0iasc. Receipts o. sheep and
lambs, 5,Si2 head; quotations; sheep,
3ai;c. lambs. la6c.
PHILADELPHIA.
WEST PHILADELPHIA, july 2S.-Cat'le--
Market delnora!ized; receipts. $500 head;
prime. 6la1c.; good, 5,a6le.; medium.
s;Lac.; common, 3taitc.; Texas. 3iisc.
Sheep-Market demOrSlizel Receipts. a.
Geo hcod; prime, iiljc.; good. 3iaitc.;
medium. 3A5ac.; cvmmon. 2s3e. hm5,, "a
&c. Hog Market fair; receipts, 400
head; selling at 1laSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
~ B.ic,IayeEs' Asrl,e n Nor Torl..


NEW YORK. July 2S.-To-day begins the
'eeond week Of the bFicklqyers' and labOr-
ers' strike for nine hours per day instead
OF ten. Reports as to the number OF men
on the strike are conflicting. The en-
ployes ssy about 5000 altogether. and the
employers claim that the number does no,
exceed 200. The strikers drew no money
las. week, but beginning with to-day thew
viii be paid certain amount each week
until the strike j. declared at an end.
This money comes from the treasury OF
the Bricklayers' and Lab0rers' Unions,
and from SUMS Of money donated by other
trads and labor organizations.
In order 10 aid the strikers in gaining
the light, nearly all the pIlsterers In The
city engaged on Jobs where the employers
refused TO accede to the nine-hour demand
quit work to-day, ana will remain out tin
the strike il over. There are also a mum.
Der Of hOd-hoisiing engineers who have re-
fused to work until the difficulty is settled.
The strikers met to-day and assigned com.
mitiees to various parts Of the city. with
instructions to report 20 headquarters in.
medlaicly any job on which hon-unior
men had taken the place OF strikers. 4
large number Of trainers also s;opped
work this morning. and viii only return
when nine hours l. conceded. The Mason
Builders Association will meet tonight.
The strikers say that q large majority OF
the employers will vote 70 yield the nine
hour demand. This is denied by many Of
the employers. They say they can stand
the strike as long rs any OF their employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
woman Successfully Pleads Her
Own snvsQ
nv cable 10 the Di,rnt.h.

Nv cable 10 the Disuatch.l
LONDON, July GS.-Tbe trial Of action for
damages brought ~ Mrs. Weldon against
Mr. sempie, 4 medical man. who bad signed
certificate for her scciIisiOn "as person
q unsound mind. and as q ft subject for
care ard treatment" under which an nj.
tempt was made 10 take her to n lunatic
asylum, YVES concluded to-day. 4 verdict
III favor Of Mrs.. Weldon for 81. 600 was
rendered. The trial took place before JUS
lice Hawkins. Of the Court Of Queens
Bench, and 4 common lury. The defend
ant was represented by able counsel. but
MIS-. Weldon conducted her own ease. The
uirl attracted much attention. and the
court was throrged with people during It's
nrnrross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
FBIGHTFUL loss or LIFE.
Gre Hngd~cd aud TEif'y Persons Perish BIZ
the Recent Ocean collision.

the Recent ocean collision.
rBy cable TO ihe Disratch.l
LCND0N, July 2S.-Fhe survivors OF Che
British steamship Laxhaln. which collided
irst MONDAY night with The Spanish steamer
Jon not far from Ccyunna. report that
on the evening Of the collision there was a
bigh fog. The LaXham was going slow,
and both tcaucrs were sounding their
whistles, when tue GG0n struck The lax
hsm amlGsblps ana The i',ter was neariy
cut asUnGor. The funnel sa.l. and the
s.eam-Wpe was burst The chief engineer,
in reversing The engine, was horribly
scG'dCl.
Most u the LaXhan's crew b1arGcl the
G.on. Captain Lothian tied his wife end
child 20 himself. ard all three were thus
lag'cd aboard TIE Gijon BY q rope. TIE
La2ham sjnk twenty miGutcs after tie col
iitiGn occurred. II was not tong before
tie G jon began 20 settle. Terrible con.u-
sion prevailed on board. The captain stood
With q revolver la his hand, bu, be was
analGc 10 Keep order. The passengers and
crew were Eghiing for their lives. The
boats were lowered aud filed to the gun
wales, but they could not accommodate
bail the people. Those who were so iostu-
nate as 20 secure places in them were
Obliged to keep OF the others with knives.
The Giion sank boW arNt. The quarter
deck was crowded with men and women.
The captain and officers standing on inc
bridge. 1t is estimated that 1870 persons
pcrished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
g,eDosed sanitary conference

~ ielc-r1ph % Tie Dispalchl
NEW York. July 28.--The following no.
ice has been issued
E6o York. July 2S.--By request Of the
member. OF lhe State Boards OF Health OF
Illinois. tennessee, Kentucky, New York,
and other states, a conference viii DC held
in Washington, u. c.. on August tn, 10
consult with Government officials as 20 The
best methods u meeting and astering the
cholera 81 The event OF rs appearance in
the United States. Marine and quarantine
hospital officers are respectfully requested
90 take part ia the conference.
ISignedl ERAsTUe BROOKS,
Of New York,
Chairman OF the State
Boards oi Eeaitl! Conference.
y. y. fcCC.mict, 81 Kentucky, Secre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
The Egyptian Conference.

n 80 . Ne t'-aie-..
LoNDoS, July 2s.-The Egyptian confer
Cncc met to-day at the Foreign Oillcc at
O'Clock. and renamed in session three
Lours and half. II then adjourned to re.
assemble for q short meeting tomorrow.
Nr. Gladstone stated this evening In The
House OF Commons that an important
point arose IN the conference to-day which
The delegates thought IL necessary 10 refer
10 their home Governments. They would
ask for an immediate reply, and they ex-
pccted 60 receive This tomorrow, when 4
conclusion would be speedily arrived at.
All the delegates were anxious to press
matters TO settlement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
Affairs in pannrnn.

10y ttlcfTNpb % DE DlspatchI
PANAMA. ria GALVESTON, July 2S.-The
Panama National Government has cancel
led It's orders for the enforcement o. quar-
GDtine regulations.
The canal company is opposed to any
quarantine. Or. Lopez, the company's
physician, died from dysentery saturday.
The hospitals are iillcd. The canal COM
pany has advertised for tenders for the
new hospital FOR Colon. Heavy rains are
seriously delaying the work on the canal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
Governor Cleveland to be Notified

~ telegraph b lhe nI.nlteh.

IhFlrtgrap pa 20 Inc HisnItcN.l
NEW York, ]uly 2S.-The Democratic
National Committees headquarters have
been engaged in the building adjoining the
Hoffman House. The state Committees
headquarters will be In the Hoffman House.
The committee appointed by the Demo
cratic National Convection at Chicago 10
notify Governor Cleveland and Thomas \.
Hendricks OF their nominations assembled
at noon today at the Fith-Ayenue Hotel.
NCarly all the members Of the committee
present. Before calling The meeting
10 order Chairman Villas announced that It
would he Necessary for each member
present to sign the platform adopted by the
Chicago Convention. This was done, aud
the committee went INTO executive session
20 consider their business.
The subcommittee appointed at Chicago
10 prepare an address 10 the candidates
submitted their report, which was adopted.
Alter a brief discussion the committee de-
cldc1 20 leave the city for Albany to-
night by the steamer Drew. Tomorrow
the committee will rCassemblc ct 10 !. NJ.
at The DelaVan House. ~ 3 L. ". they
viii wait upon Governor Cleveland and
formally notify HIN Of his nomination.
On wednesday tie committee viii proceed
to saratoga and notify Dir. Hendricks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The RsccEs Advance In Wall street Too
Rapid for the Balls.

New Yonx. July Speculation AZ The
Stock Exchspce opened weak and prices
declined lslt. New York Central, North
west. 81. Paul. Lsckawanns. Lake Shore.
and Missouri Pacific were the weakest
shares. Before HIS A. M. there was a
sharp rally and an advance OF l.iI took
place. During the remainder OF the dag
The tendency was toward lower figures aud
i WIS the general impression that The bulls
encouiaQed The re.tction, rs The market had
advanced too rapidly within the past week.
The rejection ranged 10 81. Missouri Pacific
fell az 20, Canada Southern 2, Northwest
q, 81. Paul g, Lackawanna -, Like Shore
p. Michigan Central q. New Jersey Cen.
trial II. New York Central n, Northern
Pacific II. preferred "A. Pacific Mall II,
Texas Pacific 1s, Union Pacific y, West
cru Union g.. Late in the day small
beer failure WIS announced and prices
rallied s9. The msrke. closed steady.
Compared with Saturdays closing, prices
are ta5l lower. Sales. 2Ss, 600 shares.
A00H.--Stocks steadicr. Money, ia2 per
cent. Exthange-Loag. 4s2afs2l; short.
4S4ais4l. Governments firm. States dull.
EreHipe. -ESchange. 49,. Money. u
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances Gold,
1921, 503; currency, S9.3ts. Governments
bim; rer cents, f20s . per cents, 100.
State bonus Gull.