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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
[LLAS.
We IAN ATray-Mrs.
Acquitted.

y lS.There was an
nude today to have
nue. granted in the
,ainst w. 7, Ksin, on
rjudice. Nearly all
slness men and repre-
were summoned a.
dye Burke cut short
yerruled the motion
case To trial on its
Tapher Is taking down
lse on appeal to the
|Kain's Cases involve
aggregating many
70.
er : game ofbilliards
hotel about . o'clock
CASTOR Armstrong
Morris severely in
q heart. DR.. Arm
'Comnissioner Me-
Gns In session all last
G'eIsck this morn
Il nony in the case
Carr of Lawrence,
efting The mail, Mrs
ID. She has had three
ld nv the Kaufman
y ngainst Postmaster
renee, One charge
and Que with in
of E,sf<aDn.
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AsA-IiABBA.
Tho Chief of the Coinanches on a Visit 10
the Paiy Faces.
fMobeeiic l'annandlc.l

Mobeetlc Panhandle.
Ass-liabba, principal chief of the
Coiuanche tTibe, wua ii bronze statue
here most Of the week. Qusnah Is
generally regarded as the boss chief of
This once terrible tribe, because of MS
speaking English ana 50 taking II
principal part in all the pow
vows Of wine men with them,
but he IL only chief Of IA baud. Asa
Habba means milky way, hut is ia
this case rather IL inisnomer. He is
large and heavy and has been power
fui Indian. but is now suffering iIou
wounds which he carries as niemen-
toes OF little pleasure ,rips down into
Texas some years since. He has one
wound in his breast which he received
twenty years ago. and which has
never healed. Mr., Asa-Habba speaks
no English, wears hat
very awkwardiy what little
time he wears IL for appear
ance sake, and dresses in an ancient
stSle not now ia vogue among the
ultra fashionable OF our own race His
strong point Is his dignity. He ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with
lhe treatment received here, and Will
probably call again. While here he
visited at tie Residences OF john Pow
ers, Mr.. Grigsby, Mr.. Browning aud
! Judge Willis, lie was regaled with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
bURSE.
|eaco Bnrned-An At
|ncend larisln.

Aryl0. Mr.. r.. q. b.
1iles northeast of the
|e aud nearly all his
destroyed by fire last
originated in the
,Osed by fire from the
bn the floor. About
Sain was reused by
flames. but the fire
lch bead way to be
GOULD be done was
amount of furni-
krowho was sleeping
not Wake until pull
ds8 Is not less
not D cent of insu-
undaunted by mis-
own day and pur-
reblild at once.
i being another de-
luckily averted last
sph Operator named
along Caddo street
ington hotel at about
ID an unusual light
Amos McCulloch,
rear of his grocery
side OF the square.
vas something wrong
Investigate, and found
pen and the flames
n the wall of
He gave an alarm,
{ p6rrous arrived on
kiy sxtipguished the
94ttOn, who was re-
odge meeting OF the
= was the first PERI
ceae After the alarm
n1h that he found n
brn Earning and the
n wall between Nc
bry'6 store saturated
3 wall was in flames,
"a mt been so long.
putout, an oil mea
the floor, and u tin
open in the
osed the incendiary
hext to the door and
bar which barricaded
lie an Entrance in that
was out of town last
ii ct Alvarado until
e has no suspicion of
curt A. J. Stenly oh
against the Santa he
r u horse killed by a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

WooL-Medium. according 10 grade oua,,,y
and condition, l71s 10 s0c: 1ne nccor,iInr Ia
grade, quality and condition, i8 10 70; coarse
according 10 grade atty ana condition ia
To ltc; Mexican iInp-nv ii according 10 gr,nde
quail and condition. 10 10 IL; Mexican, no.
cof1ihg 70 grnde, quality and condition, IL
burrg " IMMUNE '"
, iDEs,,No. ,iheayy Mint, dry n i4r., No.
MAY ~ ~ i,,nii uty, ~ re: No /, light flint,
heasy, inl' nged, Y ID 9gec; calf skins aud bnd-
~ damaged, = n a DO; Rreon suited, sound,
green, u ID blsc. -
Funs-sltunk, Io@2oc; naccoon. GOA 100
e,alyoteS' @oOc; mountain wolf, i6c@sl; fox,
ELItiEs-- Nominal. season over. Door
skins, ID Sla21 antelope skins, " 10 100 70
TO amount " wool, 2JcGenp; phcarlings. nc.
,orting 70 L.nonnt Of wool, iOopt5c: Mexloan
ss iir nenlH, 7 ID s@iqc; Mexican sheep peita,
q = '''''"p '''N'f't's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

SuG ,R-Quiet and nominal; refined fair;
yellow ilSm 81; standard A ~: confertionefs
7NT1F sut loaf ana crushed So granu
lated SlsgSI; cubes ~.
huLhs>rs-Q quiet and steady: New Orleans
70 81. Porto Rico @ij: EJgllsh ISLAM ds ~
@in.
RIcE- Market sieady with good demand;
domestic 4A97is; Rangoon ikai3S.
Brl f-(guIci.
cur MATS Quiet and firm; long clear s.
Lam Lower; prime steam 10.
PORK--Dull: new mess liA@li5.
RosiS-Firm at 62ls
MISUNDERSTANDING at 30.
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Rehearsal Tonight.

Those holding parts IN the Chimes
OF Normandy TO he produced soon VIII
please meet tonight ut the Texas Yves
hyan college isr rehearsal, at
s O'clock sharp. A full attendn ce IS
earnestly requested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

New Orleans.
PRovI5IOsS.

EEg ORLEANS, January r. FLOUR
Market steady and unchanged: family
i(ni5s; higher grades { Sl6tb 20.
oRH NJ AI.--fiigher and scarce nj 20.
ponK---Steady wish fair demand; old 1870
LAID slesdy and fair demand; fierce re.
fined ~: key w.
BULK MsATs--ieady, with fair d"mnn !:
shoulders hacked i11sao 2 long clear and
clcr ribs. ~.
BACoN---carce and firm. no shoulders
here long clear ana clear RIB ~.
hAa--choice sugar-cured cahVa'seo duii
and lower NJ u a..
WnisKY-steady; Western rectired oj@
%.
oFFKg-Sieady, with fair demand; Rio car
goes ommun 10 prime lOlS al3A
aUoAR-Market dun and steady: com
m n 10 good comm ~ ~ falf = iuily
iilr $40 *: primo 10 choice 1a@oM: yc-
low clarified GNas7; white cl4rihed 71<@
MoLAssfas-Q quiet; centrifugal 1892: com
mon soa2s; fair s3q2s; prime 10 oho;co 3ia
a..
RICE steady WITT fair demand LouiHiana
ordinary 20 Drime, i5sG15Je.
BEAs--Hlghrr aud scarce ~ %.
cor or -aED Oii.-primo crude ~;
summer yellow @iJ.
GRAIN.
Con.--Quiet mixed and white 81.
OATS 81 odeTate demand at -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
Chicago.
LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO, January ls.---CArrLE- Receipts,
s,Ha; the market ~ weak: All below bast 10
6Si5 lower: exports 1896 30; good 10 choice
shipping 8 3ja5 10; common To medium 100
as 20.
SuEEp-,II Receipts 1900 weak; common 80
lower: Inferior TO fair G59 vi; medium 10
good 25ai %: choice 10 extra 0JG5 10.
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on.


MEArs-Sugar cured hams. lie: Y. G. @. II.
Bacon. l2lsc; y: c. bacop, va; Long clear ba
cou, 81: y. G. dry caltJ
LAHD-Tiercea. l0a3 40 ana 70 n cans, l0c {;
20h cans, lDNc.: I'm cans, &c; SID cans. l0lkc
NJ cnfa I0bkp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
STOCKS.


LIVERPOOL, January ls.--rotton - Spots
closed steady and unchanged.
Sales lO,,Ug American 6.75l.
For export and speculation 1000.
Imports 20,SU; American II 30
Middling uplands......,.... ........ ...... 3 5lb
'Tleans Us
Failures closed firm, l@p2 lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

NEW YORK. January ls,-FLouR-
WHEnT--Spots To "a lower: options
declined lsl@A at opening. but advanced y
Ia and tnen weaker towards close, leaving
on sicndy, ungraded rcd 81; No. red o5aDs
No. red i3dl "a,
toRH Spot No. steady others = to low
cr; options opcrod y 90 X lower, later re.
acted u 10 1, & osing barely steady; ungraded
i9A@B2; M. 3, 30; steamer %. No. 2, 0i@G2
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEr--Spot, fir; Rio dull and lower:
orti""s '0ng5 'ower, hui steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

PHINrs.-.AlDion, solid black, o; simpson,
solid black; "; Albion. hiivorgray. y, Albion,
shepherd plhi1, q: Americ IN, fancy, u; Al
lens, fancy u; Aliens double Oink, 6lE Ar
cfbockcr fancy, 0; hcrrinack fancy, Gts; Mn-
rlOn fancy ~; Orion furniture, q; berwick,
~: Dnnkirls. ~ iamilo on check, 3.
bLhAcHhD SufhrIs1 AND SsltEETIs0.-
Lonsdale 4iIpch. 81 Lons,lale cunbrlc. M;
T. nit OF the Loom, 81; New York MllE lUly;
Wamsutt., l0Ig, Pembroke 81, 10. Re broke
- IL: pembroke ~. ~ Pembroke ~, 22ls;
sud s6inch, o. King Bee cambria. ~
Blows silgETIH0 AND SHIFTING. --Atlon-
lis a ~; Atlanta a az; lndinn Head y; In
q AN 1arustick ~; Pocahortas 10 Piled
mont !; Lowell lO-i, ~; Pembroke o., 20
Pembroke IOi, 2lIs: Enterprise T.. +. ~
~: West Point goz., II West Point n or. H.
('oLonED DUcKe--hncbor EE. Sci. Anchor
ID. ~, Boston Oh. 10; Boston xh. 1875
TIcEIsa3 tmosaeag AGA, is cents Con.
estoga re, ,5 uordis ACE, 49, Merthun,
"A. 10; Onega a, 10; STANDARD X, II
rhorndikc D.5Il; .Thorndike A. 3: Stand
ardE. ~; Bangor. sI ,..
!nmbia, 8; Jewett, q: .Ainoskoag, fuH.
4 JrAHs-A bboti.iord, II 3 cents; Loyington,
70; Long Island, Nj; Elkton, y Crosby
vile, 32s: Humboldt. IS; -. Nicholas. y;
Bl !; g ,s $40 ", wh, y, s2s W. 7@ a 3
pair. Economy, colored, s-lb., el.s3H pair
DO, sib 800 pair. Rocky Mountain, CO..
ored, ilb., si.sl; DO, Glib, ~ ~, Cambridge,
Siis syer g arsy b., s2s5 DO &lb, q, 10
Glib, s31i: do, s.lb, 81. 20. Scarlet, SAC, 900,
!. o 70 600. Blue, $50 40 To $40 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
Wool Dun: re ns liaT.
LIVE STOCK.

BEEyfs Receipts 1870, included 3Dl OK.
port steers: mnr ct about ttcady, with large
percentage of poor Hni common cattle: c ,n.
mon To good steers b ~ O.; prime 2J67 b.,
81 ~. -ltecoipis 500: market easier
2Dab .5for poor 70 prime she p; 3 : al 2 io'
49, MISC a few extra lamDs sold for 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

collins, si1 0U; Blininons', sid %: Hackipaeck
y 90; Aipes's shovels, d dox, 1920. Horse
shoes, keg, s,e5; Bar Iron, s. IS; steel, IL;
blsaglSc. Tin Plate $500: Trace
chains, $500 Y doz; 1inwsre, 80 u cent. ON:
Soiee mile - Il cont. on Machine bolts 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
Poultry. Egg az. r,ul1ar.

PoGi.Tn, Hens. 81 0otpa rs psr doyon.
extra large young Chickens 10 OJH 3 a5 TnI.
keys, s3ooetS ~; deese. VI 80 epoOJ Drcks
HGps--Per dozen, 15c,
Fresh country outer, choice, o.: Creamery
foc.; old butler, iO@loc: oIeoniargaine, 1876.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

Gaiyest on.

GALVESTON. January IS. -CoTroS RI.
eign, -; coaS wise. O. Great Britaiu
Morgan ity -: stock " 52S.
spot closed quiet and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New York.
MONEY.

New York, January ls.--Moncy quoted
at ljs@2ls; closed offered lls@2
=. Prime mercantile paper 5lpU.
Sterling exchange q. u. steady Mt IS;
sight SIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

sgw ORLEANS. January u sight ex-
change on ,ew York per 100 Premium.
Sterling Is. H., $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
Latest styles.

Stetson hats Of latest styles and col
ors at Dahlman Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

CORN MEAIe-Qulet al 2 IJGr2 3D.
Provisions Arm but slow.
MAT.
LARD-Firmer Mt sGj.
PoRK-old II Ok new II ~.
BULK MEATs-ouuted Icing clear GEO
1865 short rib 65p7 10; short clear gi,
BACoS-F Firm; long clear SEX; short
rib so short clear Is.
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLF--Rcccipts I,a0 hest grades firm;
low qualities dull; exports 8 2lqd So good 10
choice steers i10G %; common To fair co
ar 81 butcher steers 90 @5 o.; cows and
heifers 5O6Di so.
SHEEP Receipts go: best grades strong:
Others duli; good To eNtrn 5Dt95 -; common
10 fur aOp35l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
tdical College.

anuary IS. The
College Of NJ edi-
were rejected by
18th, have insli-
, ptoceedings in the
opel the board to
a pm As. Onirical
lks q To sue the board
. Manages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

northern Dbl, 81 " GA Do. sweet poiatoes h,ss
@ per bnshol rnrnIps ioesisc y bu. Beans'
n, y; ,neu., bbls., boenta; largo lima, 8a6Isc:
small butter, f1se96c. Pickles, medium, 81 81,
\ eb,.; hs,i bbi;, IS. Pigs feet, kits, 81 "; ci-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
|. e.. EVANS COMPANY,

elegant luncheons and evinced a great
Ell degree of pleasure than Indians are
wont TO show.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

FLOUR = Sianard's Royal Patent, BOO
Fbbl.; sacks. o. b5oay 10 " foo fns.; No. ,rcxes
per 100 lbs. ~, No 2s2 20. No5 % 60 Corn meal
s Ser ouans,, voc; liomin, ana grits, " Dbl.
wheat, Fh, Co.. Crackers; X soda, Gmc., NIX
soda, OAeec; XXX soda. 6,sc.: c:eam 90: gin.
gei snaps. Hfc.; lemon creams, Size Wheat
IN Hight receipt soc@ 81, mn to Quality and
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KaDsas city


HAssAs CRY. January ls.-- WHEAT
Market steady; SEA bid cash, 6lSsYSis FEB
Tuary. IS May. ....,
oArsDDuiI and nominal at ~ bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

:, Powder-B Blasting. y key, 50 90; Itife. v Is N.
ahot--y2 10 y sack; iInck shot, 81 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19
B,illdIng Material

JuMBER-Rough lumber, boxing, I, inchcS
and under, nrstclass. s2i; stripping. Ifx3, s2i;,
boxing ana flooring, clears, ss5 thick clears,
"a aud rs, SIS: rough lumber. gecond class
VIZ: ioist and scantling culls, SlB.
SfpiNg-lirst common white pine, q3q 5D:.
second do, $50; third do SIS; poplar, s2y so ma
rough, s1T So ."
DRESSED LuMDEn-Boxing l2fnohes ana.
under, s26 0OepS' 90. do ikx3, gaG 00V12i 90,
hcintling, Jolst or any common lumber
w vuepS 90; boxing over ~ inches, $50 aa-
W w thick clears, to sand 2, $50 OOetg2 81
second class. any kind. $50 UptD2l 5o
DRESSED AND MATCHED FL0oRiNu-Eirsf
class, t2H; second class, SCI.
WnirhPiHE FuHNIsHIHa LuMHrR-Il1 IL.
ana inch while pune, $40; | inoh do, SsgS.
CkiLlNG.-BEADED on PLAIN-Firat COM
mon white pine. ~, $3.50; I'd do enc; 81 do s25:
popeslnng sn.b9 poplar. ~, $3.50; native pine,
do inch, $50. NN''
s 9 White pine A, 81: do nhaded A,
Si.2n, DO extra No. l, $3.50; cypress, best, any
brand "; do No. ., 81. 90; do No, o. $500; native
sawed heart, si.5E amps, sl2j.
p.cSErs-Wbito pine, dressed and headed
oqnare or hai, VI; yellow pine do. g.; Hath. %.
LINE, CEhEsr, Erc.---Lime, Austin, y225
per bbi. Cement, Louisville or kosenale S3J
per bbl.: Portland, SO 80 per Dbl. Pistnrs,,
new YORK or Michigan. IS per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

Observation-Disclosures Imitation walnut
each 81 i0ea3 10 NIL walnut 81 60saiG 80: Chairs
wood scat, y doZ. 81 T5as7 90: cane and rattar,
sent, y O0eD0 10; cane scat, dining, SIP o0@e0 90
snwseyl 90; camp and rockers cnch. ~ 900
IM Mirrors,. arch tops, Y dor, s2eOc1i2 80,
tables round, s20oanSuO; fsli leaf, 81 50e55 so.
wash stands, Il 2Seeb so bed springs 50 75ae7 SO.
Baby Carriages, 50 50en?D
aged, ID DC: fallen hidcs lep2c lcss; dry saited.
b loc; green salted. 10 ID 7c; green butcher, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

~ Blast night
* Policeman Bad
u on The steps of a
II Austin avenue,
j white male child
"a. The child was
M hnd is healthy
<Wlo The paren tage.
by subscription
Dyer the grave Of
y, who willed n
the b 81 book OH
Dsnison public
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

KAHsAs Cry, January is.--chTTLE-
Receipts lbf: the market Is steady
fr good slow and weak foF med uin aud
common native stee 100 to l.2U ounds
.sLa5 20 stockers and feeders 3759i5j: COWS
riiEp- Receipts lse steady; for gool
natives averaging VI pounds, 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

biilpie DfugH.
BARK, Cinnamon, par pound. lsa-o: bark.
PERUVIAN, per pound, Ibeb31: borax per b,
l5c1ls: bi-carbonate Of soda Der h. sn.tiE c 70.
peras per D. 2Qci; castor oil per GAL, 6j5ei ~;
no,tIea per X. 49, eles t 10 ss'lls soar
pound, go; chalk. lump. per pound. 2s4
draia. 7bsi ehiororyesa2 = CO. c,,,an ny
tiOn powder, 3Od9iQ dove ~ povd 2.s3----:
s ppuna WI p1r s eaphSs gun 1pian per
per o., .5 y, machine oil, golden. 85f140;
qninine, !, q ", per o.. l O5: aninine. Ger.
man, per o.. IS.
Grain.
Wheat, choice Sc 900, medium, 75aso;
Inferior, Doesspc; oats. 5Dsp32ilo harley .sDy
siOHi5
Esef;siuHs.
Hay Row country loose from wagon
" DDSbfO per ton; new corn, 3ygSafO cents
oata, country, a2,Eassse.; BRAN 10 per lO0.'
chops slz nor ~: bnrley. s19H; eniion
seea meal sl.oo pes lOo; miliet, per bAie.si0Gll.
Lquora.
WHfsKY--Hectiiied ~ iDpitI Al per proof;
1s SsS ysss s0 I'D y 'ES rae. Sa
.sisssi s s "A, sg,oss, 4. es.asa!;
sss SAX, eSS5 oS Witt w Slns, 10 Eases cases.
cnAnpAexsG. H, Mp,nm a CO., Extra
Dry. $50 etftaj W: ueidkirk, In sl sH 100
~ 10. KruR, IN basket, w nlas8O 90 noinAstio
chainpaane. y 9o@il0o. Geo. Gsplet. extra
llr--siocs Ale, psr dos ~ soag Isl Porter.
nor dor, 81 0Gies2 ~.
,1 81 saewess, quarts ia W. s ~ Il 81 gs
4 Erlanger BIER, quarts, sle "; Pinth VIZ "
Hchiin M..wausce, apETts sia no: pint w q I;
An.aons sans ats , s s ser ouss
si2na, pints sl2D; Falk's. Milwaukee, qpasis
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ST. Louis.
pEODurE.

sr. LOUIS, January lS.-FLouR-wealS and
lower to sell.
MHfaT-Opened better, advanced. but
br kc. closing nj lowor figures tnnn ON yes
tcfdaN; No. red l VI 4 cash; ! 0)lS Jan.
nary; - February; p291 March; 0j},
MAY.
cuRS-Openad unsettled; went up slightly
declined and closed :. to u under yesterday;
t1l5p rs cash; A. January; f6k February;
~ March: 8 X May.
OATs---opeucd lower and slow; 3l7 $685.
March; SGtS May.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

CoRs--Quiet mixed and white 81.
OATs--- Moderate demand AT -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

Hay Now country loose from wagon
" USbf0 per Ton new corn, 3yl<@f0 cents
choDs 81 x, nor W: barley. S1sia: cniion
seed meal siC0 per 100: miilet, per bale sl0Gll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-19

Wheat, choice &c go, medium, 5000 I;
Inferior. 6OsfbJc; oats. 3D.p32iIo: Marley ilDsS
sjc; corn, T,fgsoc; rye, l0@c: bale hay,
siOGb,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Thcrewasan enthusiastic meeting Of the young
Republicans OF the ivan Assembly District on Tuesday
evening at standard Han ~ East Broadway Speeches
Were made by Roger Burke. jr Morris J. golden, Louis
s Chilean aud calling upon the voters Of the dl'-
uic To uphold the principle OF the Republican party. II
was voted 10 a man 10 support the nominees of the
Chicago Convention James o. Blaine and John \. Locau.
TnE TrBt NJ was commended for its Loyalty 70 the best
interests Of the American people. The following ar,
the officers of the associations: Anthony II. Wells, prssi-
cent; Roger Burke IT,, ycepcsdent john Invite and
Morris T. Golden, sectaries; samuel Kemrner treasurer
Tic Republican County Committee Of Wostche-trr
County had meeting at white Plains yesterday to MIKE
preparations for carrying on the Presidential campaign
The memberr said they wei pleased with the out
LOOK and expressed entire confidence in successful
result
The Ossinng Blaine and Logan Club vas formed AT
sing sing st night with about fifty 'i-ner' to the roll
g. A. Brmdicth, chairman Of the Town Committee pre-
led and made speech bcn, followed hy thn Rev. L.
A. Sou.e ana &. q. Clarke. No officers have yet been
'I5Vin Packard Of the First ward Brooklyn has re-
Committee fos The reason tr"t hs VIII be absent rom
town during most OF ID" campaign. VI nam ~. ray
has been made uea .tutr oi the committee; t, .
Tine cJ1Ict Republicans. or Orange, ~ J, organized q
TIE ny Central. Ou.git'" There was llc gathering
and sryrrI. addresses were made by eooi speakers.
ing meetings in TIE wards and township, VIII Wow 10
an early, systematic ana thorough prosecution Oh th'
ilo Molly Pitcher Club of Bridgeport Conn. hung ont
handsome Blaine and Logan baun.r ltS' ui-ht inrrr
were Ied ilc aud good speeches MlhaIJ officers were
Ihc Unor Glee club. winch If the great meeting
ia the Grand opera House on lUcsia ri-ni wa> formed
500 and has sung for the Republican plr, IN ever
I. taVa-u since. II i~ composed Of j. u. aud
G. T. Audc SON. 1r- and ecpnd tenor'; Liner j. Po..,
baritone ard Hermann rrns ba-.o Ihe first three have
min uI up
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AlIEmcAN INSnrcrE or pHiLoyopHH
4 rArrn NY rnntrsrnM nayla on Az o1n rnrMr

4 rAPrR IVY PROFESSOR pAvIs oN ~ OLD THYME.
KEY EAST. s. j.. July l6.-Thc second day's
sca.lou ~ the Seaside summer School ~ tho American
luuiluto Of Philosophy Was opened THIS morning by tho
Rev. IN Paddock. rector OF H. Andrews Protestant
Iplccoph Church of Philadelphia Professor Noah X.
Davis, or the uuvorsty OF Virginia. lcouisd upon the
subject Am ttcoW or.id II WA an old subject -
the problem OF the audit yet remained unauaworrd
what ain l. n not ffcci Comtc namrr freedom ~ tho
Will the cud ~ all philosophy spencer Aiy- n there ho
freedom there can be- no science Tho speaker said I'M
less there he freedom theie Dee science Philosophy
Ii not search or tuh, nor for morality nor religion
nor conscience. nor God The crsstaran argument
every change Is caused. yoliton is change There
fore Nolion is caused Like effects are Produced by
Ike cause, therefore, whatever Is caused necrs.ated
t. be what 10 f. bf is cause; e.. YotSn /. caused
views are: Flrsi, am conscious OF freedom second
will In uuctlsrd cause; thId, cauAaton modified In
the mental sphere fourth, causauon not applicable to
mind hftb. liberty /, freedom to act oue wills Volt
ton 10 compound and consists Of cause aud effect Effort
l. caused aud ncces-ated Choice 10 not change or
event and Therefore, not uccessated Choice being I'M
caused unCOustraiucd What 10 uucOLstraiued /. frer
for freedom the absence OF CONSTANT. Freedom "A
real. II freedom j. real, chsce l. free Hence choice
real and human liberty IS real, and AN free.
The afternoon conversation participated in by
many dist suIshed diVlnes and others.
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rnE cnASGEs AGAINST r. c. csmPD En

CfNciNNArL July 10. The case of Tho d''
harmcnt ~ r. G, Campbell was called IA me D'u'
Court Ia day. and The charges real jude haeA"A's9
one ~ the iud-rs having previously bean law paris"
OF Campbells, declined 10 sit IN the case,
The charges cover long period ~ TINS me hf'l oe~
IN ls74, while Campbcn was Prosecuting A1iofnn nv"
Police Court In which no Is charged win oomFN'
Josephine Minnemayer, 20 pay $1,000 To N"'or uVN
under threats that n sno did not L. e. hhh'mp"
charged with cmbezzement. would 20 to the pl"s
tary. The second charges him As attorney Tor
Holman, indicted for embezlemsnt, with entering -"
a conspiracy with :. II. DreY, pr0sscutDg'att0fuu
impede the court in obtaining an impartial jury, 40
place friends and associates or Campbell and hoHh''
the Jury The third charges perjury In tae sahie -
Another charge that be denied the identity Of IT,
Meade as surety in case In the United staIes ~,
when he knew he wac the same person. AnStns IN
copspiracy with william Eames 10 suOJIn hgssvVsss
To swear falsely in the divorce Sc OF Hal
The sixth charge Is similar o. the ease 10 tse u
Court The seventh charges unprOfeS 'lousi 81, 90
yolving moral turpiude In entering mo az -. n
pact to obtain his emp Oy aent as counsel III sip,yG
setting aside the Judgment or court on iaso tes t
The eighth covers the famous Bsrner case IN 49, al
CHARGED with improper conduct IN oDt tnihs ~ saJr
the ninth is general as 10 his bad reputation A. -