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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10 -Proysons- Bacon Cumberland Cnt
s. g OF: Long Clear Mdde.. IS sd short Clear Mddes
51s I'd short Rios iI ShDIllers 30. pes
EcetlO.s cd. for Extra indian Mes' Prime Mca' SIS
sls. 81. Dbl, Ness, Eastern.
16s Western. GJs Lari-Amcrican j9s OL frine West
Shoulders j-. Butter. lis c~ tor lay tuoi St eB
Cheese American Choice bis Gl Whelt-ltel Western
sprinsGa q,s. I'd Ret Winter. Ga. Al aGs. 7Lpos
tai No Spring "a ID. New Western Winter 49, ID, New
Mixed western 5s I'd; California No. a. odafs %;
CalifOruia . IS 81. ia. sd GENITAL COrn-NlXei
Old. 80. 4Lgl: do New - 3'2Lper coptu Produ,e-Sps
OF rurpentine. 2s cd; do at LOndDn 2ts bt. per cWt
tcuucd Petroleum 7v Gallon. Clover seed Aucrcln
Red i3s per TdlDy SOS. ii. per cNt ROsin-NOm
IS Sd. Pale %. Oh UlOs 3D. Ln5eei Oh. 2ps 81 per
cWt ...
The receipts wheat for the past three days $4,000
centas including 1000 American Receipts Vl American
corn. II SOC ccntals
LONDON 10 Produce irseed OH p .. % los;
per calcutta Insced if4. Cd ms. o. pes quarter,
in-eci cake RSGs - los per ton. Nclncl PotrOcu NJ
eoi aG3,d per ealon spirits OF rurpntine 2'1 81 per
sperm on GjJ ton. Rosn-t omnOn. Is od -
Pale a lis. PrDvisipus-f.trl its OF cEt Tor
American sugar la. OF per cwt. f0r cuba Centrifugal
loarilng g6 AMI 1855 G.s 3D. for cuba MuscOyadO fair
, fin off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON, STOCKS
gBosToS. Nov. 10, 1884.
MONDAY, Nov. 1O-P. NJ.


At the Stock Exchange the new week opened
with dun markets and generally some depression in
values Later there seadness, fluctuations. ir-
regular movements the different classes of stocks and
final closing that shows gains than losses The
chief factor in the improvement from the lowest prices
for the whole list the substantial support that was
accorded to New-York Central and Hudson and Lake
shore stocks; they firm even In the early hour
when the general market was weak That hrmness was
followed by report that the Lake Shore, Michigan
Central and Grand Trunk Companies had restored
passenger rates west OF Buffalo to the old
pool schedule and that report the prices advanced
from sjis for Central and Hudson and from G35s
to 90 for Lake shore The report n true. probably Is
subject to some special explanation because 1t ia fact
that tickets from New York Chicago hours after the
rcoit was circulated sold ut lower figures than
before The two stocks named ended ut close TO the
best figures Of the day Northwestern was specially
weak all day aud although closing with rally OF 'e per
cent from its lowest price, still shows final decline OF
y Per cent and st. Paul closed unchanged at l after
decline to Jis aud rally to IN Louisville AMI Nash
,ille was specially weak on tunot that the com
pany probably would tasi into tho hands ~ =
torriVrtl its price foil FROM 2lh to glig. and
ondod ~ glig Union Pacific was active and aftot ~ IA
and rally to 40. ~ isis shows gain "f y lei cont
Tho dealings Ia Western uniun 10,opo aharal Woia nh
Install, largo and ia price declined ftum "a To- od'a
and after u recovery On closed a Nfis Delaware,
ta,laWann, and Western nuouatrd Within range ~
per cent ani ito hnal price of ios shows sain ol -
per cent There not sale az Reading STOCK us
1untatinn Is g2ghs against 2dis, Tho figure of rat
urday - last sale Central Pacific weak on In report
Of earnings for tho month OF October and closed win
decline OF per cent There little discussion AT tho
Exchange OF the political situation and II probably sd
no elect upon the markets. which were made up ehufey
by dealings of professional traders And Is more ha
usually difficult TO characterize the closing, beyond say
ing that IL was feyerish.
Government bonds dun, but there was some
pressure to sell at concessions and the bids were re-
duced for the Is Il and the lis Is per cent Annexed
are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

sailor contested the legality Of no charges msdeny nis
shippins agent was tried in the United States District
Court yesterday. On August IL two sailors from Maine
went to the occ Of Charles g. Junior. shipping agent
Mt No 40 southst and asked him 10 get them berth.
He did 90, ahipping them tho schooner j. MOI
bound for San Domingo Tho legal fec for getting sa{
chance In 81 but Junier charged one OF the mon 70
and tho other g. and tho money advanced ~ tho
captain Of the schooncr out Of the sailors wages When
the schooner retained TO this port and the crow Wero
paid of before the shipping Commissioner the shlors
Hurley and Dunning objected TO having moro than ~
apiece taken from their pay. 80 the captain had 10 lay
them the difference between what he had paid the snip
ping agent and the legal fec Then suit was brought
against Juer to the penalty for violation OF inc
Law regarding the shipping Of sailors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

LIVERPOOL Nov. iO.-l2:3o mCotton active and price
hardcning: Iddng tplands. Did do Middiing or
l,aua Bd l1.ou0 bales including 900 nales
Fuuits steluY
The A. i,nnrrs. Upands Mddug clause. November de
livery a1-Gidi also 36Gilj December aud January
dolivefv Sid also asst February and March drly
NV b 4jGtdt also 4Gliid. March and April delivery
inGiIt asn D 80 Gd Aut and May delivery, J.bidt
and June IN liyeTY, 5u-Hiu.
Tendora deliveries NJ todaVs c airing were 400 bales
ne " doc ke and 500 bales OIL docket
On ~ -tntion-fip guutat American CotiOrs hpve
nlai ni ,ancel iGdi Mddlns Cplanl9 -lGdi Nwdlne
p,nna a. Ihc snl o n the hat Wrlulnh lllOl hlle'
American luiutpa inllnda Low Ntldlne clause, 80
vrnor delivery. Bf.BiL huNtla November ana December
del yrrv ma huipia ntCrmhor anl january ueNtll
HlHid huvetai January and February delivery % Oth
huvrts, February AMI Narrh dnllVeiV. lNil hutris
Match aud ANA delivery. q hnuth value AMI aul Way
delivery ~ ild arpis MAY and june deliVt, iuld
value tunn an1 July hrllNriV - ~ tid Waite 49,.
~ "a tututul ruanl steady nnnl7 NV VIZ
diinp ..ua" Snvrinhrt delivery 2 ~ Hih 'Hlnn Nn ~"
,cmh,l anl n.''n'i o"'N l,t nu VIZ n .',, and
inhnaiy ,iuiivniv tuid suria i ihiueir inl MANN
dttitty al I'D hnui1t hn Match hhd Ann IriNrti 10
Ahuii aoleia do, Api ani May delivery ilutl anl'la
in Nai and lunp delivery o 80 uil srliea do Ihhs enh
htiN y, % 10 tii. H'litih
uAtyfatOs, Sow. TO- -Citlnn steady Milinh ~ Low
Miadilns h.iu tnp Ordinary ~ nrt huh stiss Receipts
a7il ha, sales LA uaiaa s,osa ih11 aAo' 10" stouH
a. a iitluf, ~.
SAVAsSAH, Nov Cotton Irn. Mitilins pli Low MA
dlnI Ia Good ordinary ~ net ana gross le'rP'il
uubb bales txpIrs tuAstNise, LOB baies, ntes 'uoo
bales last evening 500 bales -to,k, u ln9a uaies
SFwORiIASs Nov. 10, Otton nrm hdtliGf, O'a Low
MIdulng 30. Good Ordinary ~ not receipts W hhi''
To France, ISIS bales Sales 1000 bales socA' -SooI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

Elsewhere the cearances for Saturday were, OF City
1864 900, Bradford lil60O0 and Pttsburg ll5iOOo
barrels The dealings in stocks at the New York Fetr0-
eum and stock Board were L., 800 shares.
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRADFORD Penn, Nov. 10.-Crude oil sluggish ana
unchanged total United and Tidewater saturday
and Sunday AS bbs total shipments, Ii S25 char.
ters ,52l clcarlnces, 2,22O00O. National ITansu
Certificates opened 73 and closed at 1873 highest price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

The business In state bonds covered by small sales
NJ south Carolina consol ia at 1906 The DIS Tor the
other issues liberal and the offerings were lneagre
az citv hank stocks south National 90 sOlxit ITO.
The market for railroad bonds was irregular with
small dealings second cOnso!s record an advance
~ 70 AZ 5OIs and the gold cOnsol Is - higher at
IlOIs West Shore aud Buffalo first IS show .
gain of "a at 4Oas Missouri, Kansas and
reta, issues weak the first consOl - de
cned from 99a. To 90 d99is the general IS were off
per cent % and the 5s down from 03i2 10 5Oi2
Ip5Ors East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia conso 5s
were steady at about 81 Missouri Pacific consols de
cned from 90ls TO s9A ST. Paul hrsts Pacific aud
Western Division were of as at 934 Manitoba consols
were down per cent at lOO Union Pacific irs5 wero
barely steady at llO4allli Oregon short
Line 0s l2higher at s2is. Texas ana
Pacific rsts Rio Grinde Division, OF per cent
at A. Atlantic and Pacs rss, Western division, were
down Is at 49, aud the Incomes Were OIL Z at IA 90,
The sub-rreasury to-day lost on balance $Z.loZ,
made up by loss of 25.s23and currency gam VI
s22,36l. To-day operations covered Receipts fd3-2'
s}3 payments, 81 37j 995 currency balahee, So'o''
O3y coin balance. Sl2O. lO5,3iL 1870. ,,
There features In the money mdrhe's i",'s
for call loans to day ranged from y to per cent anu
closed ~ the lowest rate. ,u
The Clearing House statement today was AZ ioiV"S'
Exchanges, 81 : ,O29,sl0 balances, To,olOl2H
The United states Treasury at Washington TO-DAY ro
ceIved 900 National bank notes Tor redenptlo
The customs recept<were s49I 0lO, and the Internal rev.
receipts were S7l0.0oo. . -
The foreign exchanges while dun are again weak and
rates are reduced evidently bankers are DESTROYS OF
buyne commercial bills as low possible aud In the
absence oil mercantile demand for their bills they have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
CHIEF ENGINEER LORINGs REPORT.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Chief Engineer
Vasres H. Lorng in his annual report to the Secretary
" The Navy the operations of tho Bureau of Steam
engineering says that Of the 81 900 900 appropriated
Ior steam machinery last year. s903.765 expended
.he sum Of S3274o4 expended for the machinery Of
Soueie-turrctod monitors. balance Of $534. sos
VIII be required 70 complete the engines etc., for
.mouitorx Puritan, Terror and Amphtrite now under
~~~ss~ Tho total expenditures Vt nAvy yards aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
PAINTS FOR THE BOTTOMS OF VESSELS.
W.surNcToN Nov 10 The Naval Advisory

WASHINGTON, NOV. lO.-lne Naval ADVISORY
Board has submitted to the Secretary Of the Navy its re-
port the Of the samples OF paints made under
The invitation of the Department In 1883. About thirty
different paints tried by the immersion Of painted
Iron plates at Key West, Pensacola, Washington and
portsmouth, y. H. and the bottom OF the speedwen
Inc plates remained immersed about nine months. The
pant of r. g. West, of Wilmington Del, is reported
we most desirable and having stood the test best
Elat OF the Gould Elastic Paint Company standing next.
Nyiew OF many applications made since these tests
tests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Miss Minnie Cummings, the actress. discon-
nucd yesterday her suit against her drcssmaker Della
Murphy and Policeman william BDecves. for $4,000 az
damages for false imprisonment. 80. -.
The liabilities Of Rein A. Wight arc S612 46s 80
nominal assets SOL 49s AZ; actual S5i 407 o. worm
TO the assRnor only 81 907 tho asses are NANNY
alass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

', TO.
The report of the National Transit Company
for October made public today proved 10 be what had
been generally expected the daily reports of the
pipe lines ~ posted at the oil exchanges An increase
from the previous month OF 100000 barrels Il
gross stocks but the decrease ia the sediment
and surplus account makes the falling OF in the net
stock. only 5s6.463 barrels. Tho following table ndi
the different changes In the September and Oct0.
Der reports Of the National Transit and United Pipe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
REhL TIE.
NEw-YoRK Monday Nov. 10, lSsi
The following sale was made ut the Exchange
SalcsrOOm to-day


The following sale was made 1T the Exchange
Salcsroom to-day:
BIZ Louis MsSier.
lots SIS East 1llhst, rs It c OF 2davc eaoh ,o.z7
2oIluOll; Constant io''''
RECORDED REAL Estate rkANSFhHE
l25tist 500 # OF 3d-ave. 5IlOOll Caroline oooo
Chesterman 7 q 49,. -. -VVV
Isl lam, and v vic Io II T. Frazer 1890
l3th-st. "a n of Ave-A, -5xlu37 -N'no"' 1oo
gn,,r ~ AZ, T., az -, a., IN In, Ko.ensoin 5000
l2st-st, 10 It OF 4thave l5IlOOll Johu III ooo
lam TO Eliza Lynch. ....-.-.. .......; 49,, INV
5thsyc cs 100 It of slsts, 100 RI Dun ana 600
~ lie 10 Louis stern =; - jfs ia Sin.
losthSt - i'i A hnuy anu 1900
l5th.st : Isl II OF 2dave 3eIlOS3 Female u qoo
Christian Home 10 Jacob sclmitt ,,;o.ii0- ~
Foresi,2yc' e $ 10 T. n Of Ged"r' "OAiiO' $500
Clifton.st, 2Opb n ~ ItntDnave ~ 3hloV NJ
Decker To Il IL lark
5ith,st s. 100 u w"i 9l,ave' 2ooi'''o N 1855
lOu,,,t ms 1851 Of 26ave 2SVi0''o' h'i'" 400
ffoiner u Margaret Schaeier- a. al,
Courtandtavri ~ 20 Il OF G0uyerneu ~ 5te 65OO
sOngulnrki an wife to Chrlsiana hu'1 INN
l7th:.is, i5i7 f. " Of gth ave 20hS- vi" A'np 1900
EsseIst No 81; hicnael frOmmer anu WIG ~ DC 500
Raedig 49,;
l7tn,i - r. " Of gthaye S'i'1 na''"e 1890
l29thst 80 II eOf7th 2OIv0ll ls@a' hoi 900
lcimer ct al 10 j h Kaiser - ,;..h' w.
gthaVe n OF Goth It. lOOIlOj,S Chas N"nn-
ct al to Baiey oo,,
Same property r. ) Bailey and wife To " f.iIh --'
o2dsi So d5 9 q, Staye ~ G5oOo
9thave cor WIN st. 10 oAio" r'A' 5000
rotenay ses i75 II of ront!ac.st, 2tIlo5, AKA
LAlsDeth PsIAsi and another " john heeias'' ''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
TRYING TO UNITE THE BROKEN CABLE Ta
No / formation about the breaking Of the

second cable had been received the Office Of the Com
mcrcal Gable Company yesterday. The steamship Fara
day has secured one Of the northern cable which
broken several vock ago. and IS NJ dragging for the
other end George g. Ward general manager OF the COM
pauy said that he expected to hear from the Faaday az
any moment A. communication with England
was rccstab-cd the locality of the break in The southern
cable could be fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
LOSING PRlOls OF olLIFoRyu sro0gs
TIE PETROLECM MARKET

Tho Belmont Mining Company has levied an assess-
mcut OF 20 cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

control Of tbs marKet We revise quotation: ror eusine
follows. Bankers bills, o. 79la and - 81 for lone
and short sterling respectively; 625s and b2Se fo1
francs, 84a and 90 for reichmarksI 39s and 20 for
guilders
In London British consols were weak and y per oene
lower ct 100 316 and 100 ZIG respectively Tor money
and account United states ~ steady 1T 1881 ana
l9s up 1-l6 at ] IL 3l6 American railways werQ
the declines ranged from L 10 cent Bar silver was
weak and OF led at 5Oisd. ounce At Paris French
3per cents declined from 7s45 TO 1925, and sight exc
change on London roso To 252o2 francs to the Tho
weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany
shows specie increase Of 3,4200O0 marks.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ct. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Minnie, ., m,.. is sgi is 9sS 'sysgss
( ssssSS$ii s$$
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
N 0%S'9 Of O. ssoscSs se,ssSS
an to Oct ST.. 2l.b03. $50 1073loo4 ls,s7s009
TOLEDO. ANN NORTH MICHIGAN.
Month ., oss... 1889 1881, IS. lsii Inc. $3.50
an. to Oct 81. iG09s3 l9S,i03 Inc 1920
MILWAUKEE, AID NORTHERN
to os Oct ssss o s ss9 Gn ss ssso
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
- LoypoS Nov 10 i2:op mconso. 100 2ie for moueI
Bonds 9 Atlantic aud Great western First xortssS1
Trustees Certificates 81 Ere Second Consols 81 T. New.
53 esaans Meresn Ordinary AZ Il teO Pss conn.,
ip nconsol. 100 $40 for money and 100 eis for ths
Certlacstes 3ls Erie Second Consols 81 NewYork Can
trial us Illinois Central 49,. Pennsyivana 5ls Repns
IL q MeIcan Ordinary. %i4 Canadian Pacific. ass 81
quote Three Per Cent Rencs francs 2fh
centimes Tor the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMAVAC

MINIAIUEE Al IANAV
sunris>s 699 ii1 Noor ri O33 Moonsass. ~ "a
HIGH TO-DAY
<u-sanay Hook 2:l0 Gov Islanl, $50 Iel Gats. 430
PM.--sandy Heck. 233 Gov 1Aani, 8:ly Hell Gate. 5US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
given IN barrels.

The petroleum market was a dull and waiting one TO-
day in consequence OF the pOstpOncmet OF the opening
Fisher wells about due I'm the Thorn
Creek district Prices ranged between 7l7s and 1919
cents and the market closed steady and quiet at near TO
the prices of the day Ii idle 10 what tho
oil field dey eopments may he tomorrow or "Wednesday
aud the only Of the speculation to Offset possible
bullish news is the almost universal uncertainty aud
depression existing in speculative circles.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
ASSISTANT POsTMAsTER-GE GENERAL.

WASHINGTON, NOV. lO.-lne PRESIDENT to-
DAY appointed Governor Schuyler Crosby Of Montana
Be First Assistant Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

The Attorney General Of Kentucky offers TO
send 900 armed men 10 seat Cleveland. 1hls s not
the first time Kentucky statesman has made Tool OF
himself by talk OF this sort though MattcrsOn was $4,000
men the bigger fool Philadelphia Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
MINES AND MINING.

SALES Ar THE NEW YoRK giviyd ExCHiysA
New yoyp Nov 40 ,oal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

NOVEL SHIPPING LAW CASE.
The first case ever tried III this city III which
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
Altentinn, Attention /!

The attention of water consumers
who have not paid their dues for ths
current ousrter is respectfully called
TO the following rule of the company
|. Water rents will be due ana pay
able on the first day of January,
April, July and October, in advance,
at the office of the Fort Worth water
Works company; If not paid within
ten days after they shall fall due, five
per cent. will be added, and
II not paid within twenty
days after they foil due
hesupplywill be turned off without no
tice, and not turned on again until all
back dues are paid, including the time
il is cut of; one dollar extra will be
charged for turning on again.
IL there are any who are using our
water who have not made contract
.or it, or have received no notice to
call and settle, they will confer favor
by calling and settling at once.
FoRT WORTH WATER WORKS Co,
Office, Main and Fifth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
New Market.

a GAZETTE man had the pleasure OF
meeting Capt. Tom Aston, who has
been absent some time, making his
home in Waco. Not unlike many
others, he has returned TO his first love
and associated himself in the beef
market business with Mr.. Tom Wit
ten, who Is also we'll and favorably
known to our people. These gentle
men have fitted up in elegant style No,
30i Main, between Second and Third
and will open out for business in first.
class style with all the fresh meats
known to this market, Thursday
morning of this week, keeping tn,
incest and best roasts, porterhouse an,
tenderloln steaks, chops, etc, so whei
you want something real choice, cal
on the popular Aston and be supplied
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
NOTICE.

~ scaled rroposais for Plans and speci
ncations for n School House
no no erected In the city Of Henrietta,
Texas. Building to be OF brick q,
stone. or both, to be two stories, WIN
or without basement, and cost not 10
exceed $4,000. ..u,oa .,
or before April the 2lst, 1881, o'clock
n. m. Direct to J. i. Conn, se cre.niS
ccity of Henrietta. The city counc q,
reserves the right to reject any ana al
proposals. -, o,,,s Mayor
mo. +. Conn, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
Mother,

II the little darling is spending such
sleepless nights aud slowly and plti-
fully wasting away by the drainage
upon it's system from the effects of
teething, procure bottle Of DIR. Big
gers' Southern Remedy aud fluid what
many other mothers huve by It's use
complete cure rs II will in all bowel
affections in both young and old.
This, with u bottle of Tayior's Chero-
kee Remedy OF Sweet Gum and Null
lein, combining the stimulating ex-
pectorant principle OF the sweet gum
with the demnlcent healing one Of the
mullen, for the cure Of Group, whoop.
ing-cough, colds and consumption
present little MEDICINE CHEST II,
household should be without for til,
speedy relief Of sudden and dangerous
attacks of the lungs aud bowels. Ash
your druggist for them. Manufactures
by Walter A. Taylor, proprietor Tag
lor's Premium Cologne, Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

believe he was little overbearing and
inssy. knew Dallas Logan. lie mas
q good character -,
Mr.. Elliott: al knew Peter SIN tn.
He was considered quarrelsome and OF
bad character go
Mr.. Little: al knew Peter Smith,
and know hc carried pistols. lie was
considered an overbeariDg man."
The defense here rested It's case and
the prosecution introduced testimony
in rebuttal TO prove that Smith was oil
u general good character.
q. Il. Chrisman: 81 know Peter
Smith. He made my house near Mans,
field his stopping place. His general
reputation In our neighboi hood was
very good. He carried pistols some
times. IL was the general custom Tor
cattlemen to carry pistols at that
time.n
Mr.. Curry: ~ was acquainted with
Peter Smith five or six years before
his death. In our community he was
not considered dangerous man."
Aaron Gibson: al never heard any
thing bad about his character until af'
ter the difficulty in which he was
| Killed.
Mr.. House: 81 was acquainted with
Peter Smith; his reputation was good
so far as i know, in the Mansfield
neighborhood.
Mr.. Bratton: ~ live In Mansfield
knew Peter Smith; never heard any
thing bad about him; i was a mer'
chant In the iowa when he was
killed.
Capt. NJ. b. Lloyd: III knew Peter
Smith several years he had farm OF
Village creek. l never heard any
thing said about his reputation in hi'
own neighborhood."
Judge Hovenkamp: II was ac
quainted with Peter Smith in his life
time; he lived in the southern part o
the county. never heard his reputa
ton questioned"
John Grimsley, Jr., was then called
and with q pencil and paper he mad,
rude sketch of the scene of the kill
ing and illustrated his former testi
mony.
Both sides rested here, and Mr.. r.
Bowlin made the opening argumen
for the prosecution. He made very
able speech and was followed by Mr.
Furmau for the defense, who had no
finished his argument when cour
adjourned until $3.50 this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
Rebate on Tobacco.

The following circular has been is
sued:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Office OF
Internal Revenue, Washington, April
=, 1SSi.--Claims for the rebate OF taxes
on tobacco are examined by the first
comptroller in order in which he re.
ceived them from the auditor, and
drafts in payment of them are at once
drawn and mailed to the collectors fol
delivery to the claimants. For this
reason the claimants in one distrc;
may receive their drafts earlier than
those in another, and some claimants
may receive their drafts sooner than
others ia the same district.
(Slgned) WALTER EVANS,
Commissioners
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

Trains on the Memphis &c Little
Rock railway are running regularly
between Little Rock and Memphis.
No transfer of any kind. Time from
Fort Worth, 70 hours to Memphis,
81 hours to Corinth, "a hours to De
catur, Ala, so hours to Chattanooga,
Tenn, aud to other South
ern and Eastern points In
correspondingly quick time. Rates rs
low and 10 many points lower than by
circuitous routes. BE sure your tickets
read via Memphis. For time connec
ton rates, call on or address Z. ID
| I4usk, ticket agent Onion depot.