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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11


The market for IA road bonds DUH but aside from
few OF the sprc atNc kinds the tone was rather hrn
Erie secOud consols declined 10 53I and West shore
and Buffalo nr,t IS were down y AZ 43l2 Lchgh and
Nkcsnair- cousols rose CEN o 90 =. Louis and
Iron Mountain new - were of \ al g. Metropolitan
frsts and seconds were i easier ~ lOlA and 9iA re
fpcctely. Bat Tennessee virginia and Gcor2a tOusu
~ were steady AT 50, bui the incomes were lower AZ
Isle New YORK. CHICAGO and II Lois hrsls were on 70
a. pG. aud Missouri Pacific cOu>olS declined r 80 92ls
Lake Shore Second cOusOs sold at ll0i2 81 Paul ron
suls vrfr .. h-hct at ll0 Northwe-icu dchcniWr os
wen. finn ui 9Gb0oGir aud the new dcntniuies were
sipad, n 81 Denver. RIO Grindr ana western nisis
were un pr cent ~ 80. Kansas Pacific cnn-us rose
prr ccf 20 0D Hrd Oregon short Line - were INN ai y
fcsa- ard pa,hr nr~f4 Rio Giundr ~ iron wri' on
per cent ~ a-a ls7s and Northern Pacific htss "cie
vrnh 90 lu}7e0 lU3ie
Thr iu-n,-s ~ tlr sub Treasury for tle week ended
touirhi inri,s irripis of flluD}.zO3 ana uiimchlS
~ Y}N 3l1 1rru" the general hilnntc ~ fl3'h'>
Ogl. n.nirs n 3I.-tiOTo pttuiri 3. showing hh hlN
pariif rlln ui f3 IUB p9i But i,rnrn- ii'm hr pay
,u,ns ~ U1u AMI iiOW ih' irrripts H}l tNOOo ii
,ttain irn. rf fir.ie. Witch tNf rrr fht ~lh lith
,ii,ts 4..uunt With ihr urucni Itisuii. as ifnt gain
he aiifn. tl hnrk. 81 tWlu9i iuflni'rupr liluns
,ntntA. iurelps, Fn7ul2l rar'nr"'s. - lVtr }pi
.Wi,tst nnan,.. fp 212 9u3 rn balanrr, - 3u 3is.
1Ie mui,i maiiri ai ihp atra r-thar.p vns ns tasi
r. ttnf aH itas iri tah iNars vtip trin Hunh w.
rDf cent ~ iie tlrat
Inn tafnVlu. ale ihD comparative unAitif eiaip
lngt,ts ol t4D hatipai nauh1 W Np iiA r HtW tWb
fiApHlira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Friday. {

NhwYORK Friday Oct. 10, 1884.
The following sale was held at the Exchange
SalesIOOm to-day:
By A. H. Muller d SON.
lot, sof l6jth-st. i45 # Of Elton-ave 2jxlOO;
IsanC HA-.JurRr l.. ksln
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FALL RIVER LINE,
FARES REDUCED.

FiHsT.CLAss, BOSTON. % 90; NEWPORT AND FALL
RIVER, ~ 90.
Limited Tickets. corresponding Reduction TO ALL FAST
ERN POINTS. J
The steamers PIG RIM and PROvIDENCG leave New
York alternate days. SUNDAYS INCLUDED, at 500
D. M from PIER % Y. r. fo)t Of Murray Connection
by Annex" from Brooklyn ri i30 2. Jersey City
D M Tickets AMI stateroons may be srcIre1 Ncw.Yor.
II all principal hotels transfer and tckc, Offices the oc
Pier - and on III steamers.
borden & Low Ii. GEO T. CONNOR
Am o. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

1hcrc was slight iEccdsc a thc yc.Bmc 81 hsnc~,
done in certificates to-day at :hc petroleum exchanges
over that Of yesterday The ..in r,Aahlf derived
from new "shori sales 10y local traders, besides
cllne al standing contracts ~ tho" operators Who
were disappointed - the failure Of ia" market 20 show
greater d"prCS- There particular feature To-
the hcVs from the OIL Ic9iou lu tAr appearance OF
oil IN the rock stratum q! tie CAr{>ty well yc.-
icr,aY was de-" p;iyc j. - I'm th' SAID m Sc. slow
oil She ut iUcuatinIe today covered
by H.; cents. The naikrt ard u.esi 81
throughout and c.oscd indheicE.y,a sha c above last
n!ghr- figures.
At the Ncw- York Petroleum and Sic, BoaTd The deal
ngs N stocks Amounted 70 2Uli0 share Louisville and
Nt>lyI.ic. ko.ulne. Missouri k.-3s ..aG Texas Cc. M
of Ncw-Jcrscy and Central Pacific have Icon added 60
The list.
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'INIlE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the
l. NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


~ At4ngements OF trains rom Chambers.st. Depot
oamInny '5cept sunlly% Day Express irawins room
COACHES TO Clevellni, Cincnnlti ami chicago p"'
op N any st, LOUIS Limited" ESpp".--No extra charge
Sot M Nasara tnlis M Hamilton, ont. lOid a. M.
t 0sIoI . 2. M senmlnca IS, am cleveland io2 M
Inc trans rve ToeS y ' s q second my ionnecI
{ ~ Day -Ptcirc Express tcr the West SOLID rran >,
mum, nlah W an Sieepns coaches 20 Bin phantom Elnnrn
BBnnnao NeglIa Fuls cincinnati AMI chicago Hotel ami
si5 fmiPianl train f1r the West
li5 500 fG6 yi6 556 rs 5 90 1889 N 70 mi ,5 nq9n
spniiays ZAP $50 ll29 an 40 $50 pm y midnight
9iO53q Si53i0f3os si5 o50 Pm and w midnight SIM
day, AZ s,st 1920 ~ li5 $40 hpm Y m!ipighL
HsWars ena rajerson va NewoftMio siQ l3oa NJ 80
ngssseny sunday, an 3 50 rS''a"s S''"
y infinitely sundays $40 iOqOa lao 6aOs y m ami
warwick 100 lo'nar lqnpm snniav. g91am
hrNpnis ahu ,c'nwnh f5j9a s9ot 3i0pm sunday
Ror on, peA kingston aal Montgomery 9 ~ isOpn,
.tpslei IA 500 ipgo so s,30 a5o iiossi5pn san.
Miletwb At8 i,aDp ~ 9ta IA s'an ina aihpw sNriav
.,ea ns, s,1l' ~ en- ~ We'@ eam .,s is =
,tgV ip'N9 iegp iosNA n, 40 "a sittm senial ai 80
har lpatt yis Jaa,ipf ~ sad aWalleg aNm each tea
Vrlt = ~ ,Af''i, iNie % ever 'N'h inmates 49, hr'
nhss 49, ta''ss, 49, apartments ~ iNsnpg heNm aNa
g., az III h Hs1 ss e 8 WI s ar aSS1
E,rt,a nA.ns l,em ha Wesi ari,s Ia New.Yors At 7io
'''' iGaN e. ihhSoIfE oeup ras.r Aseas New. ya,s.
NORTHERN kAiLRoADofNEW. Jersey;
kyek aRb 10 M $40 4, leo, bab j'.t. a,aal a.
;minsht n sune% s;,I 4 o. IA N and 5i1 N .o,
Manuel sprns NA'ey ana Mohsey y 10 w.. 400 w. ~
JonN N. ABBOTT Gen1 rassr Agent New York
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EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.-passeuger

depo: foot Of COrfanit aud Dstr0s.es
M $40 and Tor Easfon BothleLem. Allen
town REARING. Nauch Chunk. " ikesbarc. 1Oyanda va
verify Ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo AMI the west Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains al N. and $40
y. ~ for EI-ton Bethlehem and Copliy.
Trans leaving at S:IO M anl $40 p. connect for
all points in Nah H0y AMI lIazeoD coal regions sunday
trains local for HauCh c. nnk $40 N. Leave MaIch Chunk
at 4 D. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

CLOSING RACES OF CAGiFJGNii SrOCEE
SAY FRlS fs't OC'. 10. l@.L
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5ereral Eastern Oaice, No 23j Broadway.
T. Is RYISGTON. O. p. 4.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.


triili & Read IR foot Liherty.s.
LEAVE NEW,Y0RK' commencine sept -. iSS' oo -,
100 m ~ 30. 40 20 j.i ? m sgnl'ys
800 - , a. m 100. Penl. EI i:iJ. 1Ob A. IN,
l2")O N, IoJ 200 IN sundays I:lj, 4 N. , ,. ~.
For Matlwan &c, via Phil. q Healing KR, 400 ,aj
100 a. m. III 2:3J f:0J. 43l. 5Db j.ij p a. sun.
DAYS. io9. 81, n. 100 p. via Penn RR. -. 800
For R"i Bank. Loug branch Ocean Groy'. hshuy Park.
Ocean Beach SprlAg Lake. Grit P)in Prasll &c. VIA
Phlla1elphia AMI R.ting RI. 400 ~ loo d M ~.
$50 400, $50 51l y. Hundiys not sf"ppn az 'lch
Goye?r Asbury PARK 800 9:iJ; am - , az VA Pena'
sundays roI stopping at occIn Grove OF Ashury PARK
For FrecioA si Pl,ilielonl AMI ae2ing RR- ~.
lipO a. 2Si 400 900. "a y. FDT kcypOri VA
Pnii,delnhis ani Reading RR. lal .Oop N. For Lake
wood Toms river. aul Har1eFar VIA y. < Il Rt, az u
a M, lis, 43p y. For Tom, River via Penn kR, az
0rOa m. For vine!lul BiIigeton Aulnac city. Sc. via
ri TUS BLODGETT Q. q iAycocK. IN wGoh,
supt q. =. & 4. y, PA RH. q. T. \ y RR
NEW-IIANEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ EEs, C. II NORrIAM AND CoNTINESTAL leave
I'm anday. cNcg,ca S2pnee,laG a yGg'ey c WIN
FIELD. HoIYokE Sc. Tickets sod and hlggisc oheesei
soh to New Haven ani return 81 3D.
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mn PLTEOLLTM MARhET


A most favorable exhibit is scLtcI bv the
oniciai statement of the Na,ohu Transit Company for
September. ~ compared with August. Including the
small figures of the stafmout oi tc United Prc Lines,
there isshowu decrease iva gross stocks a. nearly 80,
600 barrels, bat ~ increase u ac sediment and supu,
account reduces the gain 10 tie vet so 90 3i7Ssl bar
I,s There lbs been heavy decrease u the certificates
outstanding. partly due toa oduc, arou q. frul and
partly increase N the haa""s 80 the credit ol pro-
dGcc.s standing he books of Tie company. There
was alo,lcasc Of 9O3jO barrels ulccoips las mou'hard
increase 81 nearly .G0unp barrels $50 .tLc deliveries
IA" SaionH TRANSIT received uu oil 81 September "iu
iron iaus.' that - from the lidcVHtcr IN" Line He
following tall, compare. "a barrels the icpuus for sep
tcuicr of the National Transit aud liitcd ripc Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

sALESAr TIE NEW.rORX NlNfy1 EXCHA vGE
NEN-YOax. o.. 10 l-'L
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
WICHITA FALLS.
An Exciting foot-Race-lnteresting
Local News-Personal.

special TO the Gazette.
WICHITA FAILS, July IA fif,y-
yards foot race for 500 a side was rqn
here yesterday evening at Q o'clock
between Emmett Albright Of this
place and J. c. Murphy of Bowie. A
large crowd attended and great inter-
est was taken In the affair. Bets OF
one and half 90 one were
freely offered on Albright
Just before the race without takers,
though a nu mber Of hackers accomps-
MED Murphy. The race was very
close, Albright winning by eight
inches. over thousand dollars
changed hands.
The express Office of this city has
been removed from the depot Ia the
Collins d Howard building, much
more convenient building. Their de-
livery wagons will be here In day or
two.
Packages for the Northwest, Vernon,
Mobeetie, Seymour, Davis and other
points are now delivered TO the stage
lines on the day OF arrival, whereas
they used 10 lie in the depot day.
Mr.. /. Goldman has moved his large
stock Of dry goods from Henrietta TO
this place and occupies the Dacus
brick on Ohio avenue.
Prof. j. X. Cole of Bryan is here
looking after investments made some
time since. lie Is more than satisfied
with the progress OF the town.
J. w. Hinton and w. NJ. Bevers,
with their brides, came In from Sey-
m0ur last evening and are at the Har-
ria house. They leave to-day for Fort
Worth, Gainesville and other points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
Alyara,lo.

Special 10 ihe Gazette.
ALvARADo, July 4.-Iti il rumored
that the round-house Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad will be removed to
some point on the road not vet desig.
mated.
Reliable information comes to Us
that Alvarado has been selected as the
place for holding the congressional
convention.
Alvarado knows no such word a.
fail when she sets her head.
Rev. j. d. Murphy and J. r. Clark
are conducting prOtIacted meeting
at the Baptist church.
A camp meeting will commence at
Evansville on the 31th instant. A few
tents have already been put up. Msj.
Penn is expected to be present.
No rain yet and indications are good
for a protracted drouth.
The primary meeting of precinct
No. will be held in the city ball Sat-
urday next for the purpose OF selecting
delegates TO the county convention in
Cleburne. August .. at which time
delegates will be elected TO represent
johnson county in the state, congress
sional and senatorial conventions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
Nyaco.
WUNV
Special to the Gazette.

special To The Gazette.
WACO, July 2t.-The announcement
In THE GAZETTE this morning of ,
call for the state Greenback conyen
ton to meet In Waco next month ere
ated very little comment here. There
are not many Greenbackers In this
county and they appear to take very
little interest In state politics.
The preliminary canvass for county
Offices Ii drawing to q close and pri-
mary elections will loo held through
out the county Saturday. Tonight
all the candidates for precinct and
county offices Except legislature) are
holding forth at the courthouse to n
big crowd.
The Hinchman- Aldrige perjury case
is dragging Its length along in the
United States commissioners court
without any important DEVELOPMENTS.
Maj. Scruggs OF Mitchell & Scrurps
mas been on the witness stand most of
to-day. VI
A reply is expected daily from the
dlrectory Of tie English syndicate
which has been applied to to build the
Midland railroad from Waco, via Pal
estlne, to Shreveport, La.
The heat Of the past two DAYS has
not been so intense as while back
but the drouth Is u matter of serious
concern.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
A Ships Crew Strife

PHILADELPHIA, PA, july 81
" neh tue time arrived to-day for the
steamship Illinois OF the American
me I'M, % sail for Liverpool, the crew da
vmneu 10 go aboard, and were jcined hy
,mmsa.ets, nremen, cooks and inessnsny
,,, neir action was caused by the dstar
mi,natlon Of the company to taka ad
va,n.ape Of the Dingley shipping hi,
Wnlch gives American companiss ~,
Ilgnt 70 ship crews at either or both &c
ME ports between which vessels r,,n
When the American sailors reaIisad
lnat they will either have to take ths,.
!, g at Liverpool or return boms
W. PEI month less wages rate paid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25

being thrown upon his head on the
pike road just west of the city.
The Dallas County Medical society,
of which he was q member, will meet
tomorrow to take proper action on his
unfortunate death.
DIR. Armstrong was about IS years OF
age and stood high, both as physi.
| elan and citizen. He Is to be buried
Mt @ p. IN. tomorrow.
w. III. Flippen, city treasurer OF
, Dallas, arrived home tonight from
Europe, whence he was recalled on
account Of the recent outrageous
assault upon his wife by an unk nown
negro.
Mrs. Flippen has recovered her
reason and is very much improved in
health.
GUN RECEIVED.
The Dallas Rife company to-day re-
ceived from Austin one twelve. pound
Napoleoh gun, caisson and Timber
chest aud all other necessary accoutre-
menls and equipments for a first-class
artillery detachment. The rifle COM
pany has organized its artillery
auxiliary and for month
past has been drilling the
artillery movements. 1.-THE detachment
Is to be uniformed in the regulation
West Point cadet style of white pants,
regulation blouse and forage cap. The
rifle company has also organized a
drum and fife corps of thirty-two
pieces, and will participate i'm the
Grand Confederate reunion at Dallas
In August. The organization will also
go to the New Orleans exposition drill
In December next, and compete for
the next interstate prize both in the
infantry and artillery contests. THE
company will be over 100 strong. It il
determined to retrieve the laurels
Dallas lost in the drill at Houston last
May. 1851
CATTLE THIEVES.
w. j. Scoggin of Ellis county filed |
Information at the sheriff's office to-day
against gang of cattle thieves that n
lew nights ago stole forty-five head of
two-y ear-old beef steers from his farm
I'VE miles from Ennis. Mr.. Scogpin
thinks the thieves and stolen stock are
MD In the Trinity bottoms near Dali
las. A posse of officers and citizens
are on the trail hoping to capture the
thieves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25

corpus trial in the case 81 Chambers.
charged by indictment AS an accom-
plice in the Prentice rape case. Inc
Judge admitted him to hail IN the sum
Of $1,000 aud left on the weSt-bpund
train for visi; to Abilene and other
western towns.
JIM. Staudiferaud ex-Mayor Peck
came over from Deujs0n to-day 10 at
tend the political speaking Tonight
Justice Bullock has gone to savoy 10
take in the centennial and camp
meeting exercises
Mrs X. Rice OF the 0pers-Glass went
TO Gainesville this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25

English sailors), they decided to
strike. The company advertised for
men to ship from Philadelphia to Liv-
erpool instead of for round trip, but
although many landsmen applied
the company were unable to enroll a
competent crew. AT III o'clock this
morning the Illinois had all passen-
gers aboard and a cargo valued at a
quarter of million, but there was no
likelihood of the sailors furrendering,
and the company yielded. The
strikers struggled in one by one,
signed papers on the old plan and at
old wages, threw off the ships moor
ings and were soon on their W ay to
sea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
Paris.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, July 2i.-The genera! asso
citation of the Baptist church met in
the Baptist church at 8 O'Clock
wednesday afternoon. The proceed.
ings OF the session commenced with n
deacons convention, Deacon John
Overall of Ennis pres iding. and Dea.
con j. Il. Rodgers of Melissa secretary
Questions pertaining to the duties Of
body. vi 'he
On Thursday morning at 10 o,clocl,
the convention was called to ordar
with Elder J. n. Malone, ID. d.. nre.
siding, and ID. III. Parker secretary nro
rem, with twenty-seven delegates
In attendance.
Ihe convention elected as it's officers
Tor the ensuing year: Elder ]. r.
Maione, ID. d., president; first vice.
president, Elder w. II. Salridre. sec
ohd Vice'president. Elder j. S. Daugb.
sty: third vice-president, Elder j b.
Epil; ID. Ill. Parker, secretary. and M
w. Sautiy, treasurer.
questions of interest to SUNDAY.
school teachers and superintendenis
were discussed with profit. Upon the |
Question is 1t contrary to bible teach
ing ior unconverted persons to be en-.
sageG o,; as teachers in the Sunday
scnooi" considerable difference Of
opinion was expressed. Sunday.scbooi
convention took recess until $50 D. M.
~, NOTES.
cd Elder r. Z. Buckner, editor of the
Hood Samaritan, published at Dallas
10 delegate TO the association.
Deacon s. f. Sparks was the life of
ahe convention, speaking readily and
always to the point. y anu
., Elder j. II. Boyet, the former pastor
OF the Baptist church, is in attenda s,
upon the association. "''oe
delegates are coming In from all
quarters. A large attendance is ex.
Elder h. K. Freeman at ll:3O occu
p,ed the pulpit aud preached sermon
rom Mark 10, Siv-Suffer little child.
not ~ ,o come unto me. and forbid them
h hos, ior OF such is the Kingdom Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
WHIPS Point.
sreoiaI To The Gnrslie.

Special TO the Gazette.
WILLS PorNT, Ten, July "a
Three thousand five hundred citizens
of Van Iandt and adjoining counties
assembled at Canton to-day to psrtake
of the inequalities Of a Canton bar.
becue.
Your correspondent was early on
the ground and fought, bled and nearly
died to get all the news. All passed
oil quietly.
Messrs. McCheney, Kilgore and
kearby addressed the people ON the
different issues of the day. Col. Kear.
by organized and arranged means by
which Van Zandt county will be well
represented at the worlds fair in New
Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
Denton.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette. ii
DENTON, July a4,-Dr. r. +. Mn,
benny at one tune of considerable
prominence, was buried, in the Odd
Fellows cemetery to-day6ih N&3SIc
honors. Rev. J. II. Jenkins 32 al
an appropriate funeral discour se. h.
Sam Skinner. one OF our sheriff
principal bondsmen, asked TO be re.
leased from OIL his bond.
The regular edition of The GAZETTE
Is anxiously awaited, and IL is honed
you WI nave no more broken cog.
way.o ""
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
SHERMAN.
Died Of Apoplexy-The Question OF
Flour and Wheat.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, July 24,--.John Savage, a
farmer who lived east OF Pink Hin
station on the Texas Pacific road, about
ten miles east OF sherman, was stricken
with apoplexy yesterday at the neigh
borhood church aud died In "A short
time after the attack. Mr.. Savage
was attending church and was leading
in prayer When he was suddenly called
oappear In spirit before that great
white throne 10 which his supplicn.
tions were being addressed Heleayes
wife and several children In comfort
able circumstances.
A good delegation Of Sherman citl.
gems left to-day To attend the centen.
NAL celebration of Methodism and
camp-meeting Mt Savoy, In Fannin
county.
A, II. Andrews, collector for Grayson
county, has made his tlnal settlement
with the state and county, and his
balanco-sheet feots up sos, 50S.O7, of
which sum 500, pa SIS goes to the state
and 500. 2S3 - to the county. Delin-
quent and insolvent list IL 81 700. az, of
which the state loses 81, a0l so, and
the county $3.50, -. This
sum has been collected from about
1000 tax payers, great and small,
with only eight per cent. loss on the
gross assessment. When the collector
had run through his long rolls, aud
footed up u full statement OF r&Ceipts
and disbursements no lacked six Gents
Of balance, and charged himself !
with the deficiency like man. "A
We learn from our Sherman mill |
owners that our remarks about the rel |
alive price they were paying for |
wheat, and that at which they sell
flour, does them injustice aud we
hasten to correct II. They are paving
st. Louis prices for wheat, less the cost
of freight, and sell the flour only In
job lots, vt from So to So per hundred.
according to quality. For the best
grade Of wheat, such as IN used TO
make fancy family brands of
-four. they pay. seventy-flve cents
per bushel, and insist that this
leaves them only living profit on
their product. Much OF the wheat
offered Is Of the red variety and from
this 1t Ia impossible TO make the fancy
brands that sell for the price above
given. Their 20 cents wheat IL mainly
worked into medium flour that they
sell ut S2.25 to $275 per hundred.
Theirs IL not a spasmodic business that
Is taken up or suspended at conven-
lent Seasons, but runs through the
whole twelve months, and must be q
conducted on q strict business basis. q
We met = farmer yesterday with .
Dad OF wheat, who lives half h
way between here and Denison. I
md asked him why he did not trade
here M had understood the price
vas better. He said they would pay
I've cents more for wheat but as he
ganted 10 buy -four, which WAS In
hesper In Sherman, no could and did b.
make MONEY BY coming here to trade. ps
!. Judge AAltbie came up from Nc n,
Kinney last night to hold habess So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
Rowing Contest.

CALAIS, Me. July - In the row.
log regatta here to-day for single sc,ll
race the first heat was won by Taemsr
by q length In 20 minutes and 30 sac.
onds. In the second beat Ten Eyck
~ IN iirst by twelve lengths, Time.
!. minutes aud 81 seconds. Third
neat n won by Gaudaur by six lengths
Zine, - minutes and IS secodds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
New shin Launched.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2i.--The new
IRON steamer ~ Paso, the second being
built for the Morgan Steamship com,
pAny, was launched this Afternoon
from from the shipyard Of VIM. Cramp 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25

| CaualIaI ale9l
OTTAWA, ON.
p paastassI psrssc,sadss
duction Of cholen
UP the st. Lssl's
ness is ON board
Gross tss ! Isle aud
patients taken g "a
Quarantine stsds ~ &
lations apply !. 9
sailing vessel ~ 4 :
has also been
portatIon ofne -
NEW OsLElA
Steamship CsIi 4
Arrived: y !
,do,,f0R i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
AT DALLAS.
Programme for TIE Cszsedsrase Re
union Of A1yaE S.
Dr.. Armstrong Receives FGsal I-iuriss
f-on Runaway TeAz.

HI Brewing il the s,saaaril RAos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25

D4nternal conclusions. Ue
!yy al the Grand Windsor hotel In
an unconscious condition, attended bv
several OF his brother physicians wbn
say ne cannot survive more than few
q. o. haAIlERIDr. Armstrong expired at
g'ov CLOCK y, m. He was a native of
louisiana, but had resided In or near
Dallas the past ten years. " A'"'
"a examination It is found that the
0ase OF Ills skull was fractured by Ills
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25

Gat atpStnIid9 In sni 9ETsit siats Brtt.
esneritttrs fallsabeu G'fitSffr rtresu prempt
trIteiet. SfirHetTt aufmtFliamffit rire ssm
ansidrtittn ssu usetriTasunss llrFuaetn
CDeetis). SseribsIta. gpn,raiisn. sieta,
3slfanifnEn u. I. n. asl8tniI.