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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
THAT HORSE WHIPPING.
A Statement From Those Who Han
died the Whip.
FORT woRrn, TES,, OCT, II, ltSi.

died the Whip.
FORT WORTH, Tx, Oct. II, ISL.
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
Inasmuch az an article appeared In
the Dallas Times Of the 10Th, in which
the facts concerning the horse whip
ping OF certain f. w. Cohen, by a
party of young men Of tLis city, were
grossly misrepresented, we deem 1t
proper TO set before The public the facts
In their true light, The facts in the
case are, that the said +. w. Cohen
went into a store of this city on
Thursday morning, the 9th Of
this month, to show samples
Of human hair goods, which being at
tended TO, he went ais way TO call on
other business houses, In the alter
noon Of the same day he came back 10
said store to get the proprietor to go
with him to the bank aud identity
him, as he wished to get some money.
Sad Cohen and proprietor came back
TO the store together and went back
into the Office, where Cohen remained
ONE minutes, and started as though
ut NeIt RpiHB ~ iIahb tbp stHANi wv
stopped IN front n jewelry case
near the front door, behind which
stood a young lady. After pretending
10 look at the jewelry for q moment,
he asked the young lady 10 90 out lid
ing with him after supper. Now be IL
remembered that he had never seen
the young lady in his life before, ex-
erpt Ia the morning. when showing
bis samples, and then did not have an
Introduction 10 her or q momentgcon-
versa,ion with her.
The young lady told him she could
not 20 as ehe had to go TO the depot TO
meet q friend who was coming In on
the train, and moreover that the
was not In the habit of going
out riding with young men after dark.
But said the persistent impudent.
''if you are going TO the depot, can't
meet You there and afterwards see you
to your room?p Mo- said she, "Mr.
the proprietor of the store IL going
to take me 70 the depot and also take
me home, az am llvinga at his house,
"Oh! / thought you Toomed at the
store. Well then can't you come 10
my room, No. 81, Plckwick hotel, "
said the lmpudent seoundrel, laying
his card upon the show case. With
that the young lady turned
and walked away from him
and bufst into tears, unable
any longer to bear the modification Of
being 80 grossly insnIted by such a
brute. He also Immediately left the
store. A gentleman friend and mana
ger of the establishment, seeing the
young lady 10 tears, came up and asked
her what was the matter. After
repeatedly questioning her he obtained
the above faets and started Immediately
TO find the gentleman and give him
the punishment he 80 richly deserved.
While debating in his mind ~
t. the best thing TO do he
met with friend who advised him 10
write Cohen note telling him TO meet
the young lady AT certain place,
which was acted upon Immediately,
and the note written giving him fun
/ instructions rs to the locality, time oil
meeting and how TO get there. Cohen
answered back that he would GER
iainly be there at the time appointed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
Personal.

Capt. Thos. f. West Ct Jack county
is in the city.
George Delhi and wife of Galveston
are in the city.
w. II. Willis of p. j, Willis 81 Bro.
of Galveston is In the city.
Col. A. w. Hilliard of Sweetwater is
spending a few days in the city.
]. B. Pendleton, heavy stocIman
of Strawn, was in the city yesterday.
Col. w. l.. Crawford passed through
the city on his way to Colorado City
last night.
Moses Harris, editor Of the Evening
Mail, has gone 60 Arkansas on brief
business trip.
Col. II. G Bedford, one OF the
largest stockmen Of Seymour, was in
the city yesterday.
w. II. McLaury, esq, made a fly
ing visit to the village of Dallas on
legal business yesterday.
Col. Geo. Noble of Lawrence, Kan,
formerly superintendent of the Texas
& Pacific railway, is in the city.
Harry Chaplain, Jr., general agent
for Barlow & Wilson's mammoth min
strels, called on THE GAZETTE lasi
night.
Mr.. T.. l.. Fosdick, for many year
engaged in railroading and lately EN-
| ployed as ticket agent for the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe at thi
point, has returned from the Eas
where he has been enjoying vaca
ton. Owing to the consolidation o
the Santa Fe ticket-oflice with tn
Gould lines at this point, Mr.. Eos
dicks services were dispensed with
and not desiring to leave Fort Wortl
he has entered into the Insurance
business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
The players win be assigned as fol-
The GoIdens.

The Golden Dramatic company
scored decided h't IN the opera-house
Inst night. The play ran smoothly,
and the stage decorations were tine.
The play WIS the four-act comedy
drama entitled "lhe Planters Wife,
and the various characters, without
exception, were well sustained. The
play itself Is above the ordinary drama
and IL filled with many strikingly
dramatic tablenux Rella Golden,
as the prosecuted Edith Gray,
gave Il splendid and finished
representation Of the character.
The female support was fair; Miss
Emma Butler Crisp, as Angie Gordon,
WAS pretty, yivacious and ran through
her part with the smoothness OF a
flowing brook. Mrs. Lizzie GRAY as
Mrs. Gordon, aud Miss Jennie Mich
OILS rs Dora Graham played their roles
credltably. Martin Golden as Albert
Graham could scarcely be improved
on. Mr.. j. II Cook as Harry Living
sion, was the best villain ever
seen IN the new opera-house.
MIR Frank Coy az Simeon Hlnc0e
WIS very funny; Mr.. w. Il. Williams
as John Walters; Mr.. q. 4. Martin US
Arthur Blake, and Mr.. VIII w. John
son as Tom, completed the male sup
port, and at no point did the play lose
interest through their acting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods I;
Steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere PlOws; Double
ShOveIs; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, etc, etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOrators Tents and Wagon Sheets !;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
AnnuliLle MnRnER.

GAYLEsvLLE, ALA, Oct. liza
double murder occurred here few
days since. Mrs, Mary 9. Davis and a
bosrder named G, G. Jones were as
saulied in the house OF the former by
her uncle, J. II Dorsey, and prosti-
titute named Jane Wade. Jones was
killed by mistake, IL being thought by
the murderers that he was Mrs. Davis
husband. An attempt was made 70
lynch the murderers, but they were
secretly conveyed out Of the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

seemed to have no leader and the nom
arrival Of the mob from Troy diseour-
aged the party.
SAVED FROM THE mon.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Oct. ll.-At 2
o'clock to-day the officers in charge Of
the prisoners at Counellton got them
into covered express wagon, took
them 10 the river, put them ON board
the steamer Henry Logan, which had
been chartered for the purpose, and
steamed down the river with them. The
people pursued and would have pre-
vented The accomplishment OF the res
cue II they had had an idea OF what
was transporting. When the boat
reached Troy II mob OF about fifty
gathered to try 10 head the boat of.
The boat Rugged the Kentucky shore
and passed down the river,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
BASE RAIL.
Dallas vs.. Fort Worth at the Park
this Alderman.


this Afternoon.
The base ball match at the park this
afternoon promises to be n very inter
esting and holly contested one.
The Dallas nine has been
strengthened 10y the addition Of
three fine professional players,
SloclSwell, recently Of the
Cleveland lengue team, and Hunter
and Fisher OF the Louisville team.
Far some unknown reason Crothers
the terrific ball twister will not occupy
the box for the Dallas Browns, but
his place will be filled by Murray who
shut the Fort Worth out In the II 10 o
game in Dallas. The Fort Worth
boys are In good trim, better
than they have been this season, and
with ordinary luck win play strong
game.
The players will be assigned as fol-
Iowa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
GONE AsTRAY.
specIal to the GaAette.

Special to the Gazette.
COLORADO, Ten, Oct. ll.-One Sam
Phillip, who was confined in the Gala
bose, was taken out by Officer Wood
to see IL he could make bond. Sam
strayed off from the officer and has
left the woods,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
a srnANern rAKEN In.

Special 70 the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX Oct. liza. p.
Halliday, astranger in our midst, was
taken in by three confidence men at
the depot yesterday to the tune of 500,
all his available cash. No clew to the
willy ones.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
A NFGRo LYNoHEp.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. ia
Vicksburg telegram reports the lynch
ing of Doc Martin, colored, who killed
Il. N. Pleasant, colored, at Rolling
Fork. A mob of colored men over
nowered the guard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

NOgOn Bows; WheelbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; Boiling Cloth; Scotch Har
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Stretcher-
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck Shell.
ers; Kennesaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
NO MORE SPEAKING.
The Candidates for District Judge
Will Canvass No More.

Will Canvass No More.
FORT WORTH, TEX, Oct. i. 1854 -
We do hereby withdraw all our ar-
pointments for Joint discussion as can
didates for the Office of district Judge,
and agree that we will not, either of
US, make any additional appointments
or speeches during the canvass, and
we also promise and agree that we will
not, until the election is over, publish
any written circulars or other printed
matter concerning the canvass. This
agreement is entered iuto by us both
by mutual consent.
A, ]. HOOP,
r.. Il. BECKHAM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
A MASON DE JOE BURNED.
special to the Gazette.

WACO. TEX, OCT 1.-THE maison
de joie of Stella Hartridge burned at
> o clock this moruing, being, with all
its contents, total lose. The girls do
not know how the fire originated, aud
II is generally attributed TO accident.
They rushed out en- dishabille aud did
not save anything. Annie Williams,
one of the inmates, who roomed in the
upper story, was severely burned
about the face and upper portion of
her body. The total loss Is $1,000, in
sured FOR $1,000 in Germania of New
York and Southern OF New Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
BIMINAL CALENDAR.
Dynamite Explosions in the New
arliament Building at Quebec
No One Killed.
|,als q Bowie Arrested for Theft
r. Hayes Shot by Unknown
Parties Near Step Springs
|Jounellton Prisoners Taken Down
he river in a Steamer to Save
Them from the Mob.

kxpIosIuN IN THE DOMINION.
EBKc, P. @ Oct. 1l.-Atl o'clock
evening an explosion at the new
|ament building destroyed consid-
| e norton of the machinery and
|pindhws. The explosion was at
suppressed to be the boiler of the
ne used for hosting material, but
proved not to be the case.
IMPRESSION appears to be
the explosion was caused
|ynalnite, but rs more of this ill-
|ient was used on the work, the
|teYv d how IL came there. An In
cation is being held. The work
All being ut dinner nobody Tut
|ran was injured, and he escaped
slight cut from piece OF stone.
shock was very severe all over the
The windows Of the houses were
|sntly ahaken and many shattered.
DYNAMITE WAS USED,
JEREc, T.. q Oct. / The explo-
this afternoon did considerable
noe. All the windows in the sec
where the explosion occurred were
|iarpd. Mortel, a workman, and
| rioa Bois, contractor, were the
fefsons injured, and those
lily. There were two explosions.
damage by the first explosion is
|iderable. A hole twelve feet
We wide was blown out of the wall
| he third story and directly over
entrance to the assem-
chamber and near the place where
|speaker's chair is situated. The
| nd Explosion occurred in the
h.east corner OF the same building.
corner stone forming the support
le building is badly bulged, and II
doubtful If 1t can be- re-
| ed without letting down
whole wall. Whatever
be the reason for wishing the de-
elton the building, there Is no
| bt that dynamite was used. A
ching investigation into the cause
be explosion Is now progressing.
|fything is quiet in the neighbor-
ID and a section OF battery is patrol
| the grounds about the building.
government was waiting the
pIetion of the building to
the house together for
dispatch of business.
arding the explosion, the employees
e that the work was done by Irish
Amlters, while the opinion is
| red by a great many that the
nch workmen did the deed with a
" Of injuring the contractor, but
what reason is not apparent, as II
aid that the contractor and the
h we're on the best Of
Us. Serious trouble is feared
ween the French and Irish fac
|ls II the discussion be carried much
|her.
SING PRECAUTIONS AT OTTAWA,
rTAwA, ONT, Oct. 1.-THE sub
Of conversation tonight Is the
wing up of the parliament build
3 It Quebec. Precautions have beer
| en- here in the way of extra police
n at The parliament buildings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

REMARKS Room No. s, building
No. /, has not single tardy. Rooms
and /, building No 5. had not tardy
last week. Second school month be-
gins Monday the 18th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
WteklY Statement

Of average actual enrolment. attend
ancs aud hardness OF the city public
schools Of Fort Worth for the week
Guiding Friday. October 10, 1884:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
a SENSATION FOR BOWIE.

cial 10 The Gazette,
sowIE, TEN, Oct. ia profound
sAtlon was produced in our usually
ct and orderly little city on yester-
afternoon by the arrest of our city
rshal. j. w. Haskew, and of our
marshal, John Brooks, upon the
bryce Of theft of property of consld-
value. There was no little excite
| ut among our citizens when Sheriff
mpbell, with Deputy McLain, after
|rching the house of Marshal Has
", returned with some six or eight
rs OF boots, watch and chain,
|tmonnaie, and other articles
.jewelry found in the
| se mentioned. The boots were
|ognized as part of lot stolen from
rms, the proprietor of boot and
1e shop here, some ten days ago,
d the remaining articles az the same
Heb one Matte had stolen about
0 weeks since. The prisoners were
Ken 10 Montague, the county seat,
sheriff Campbell and Deputy
sLeins assisted by two raogers, late
'sfefdny evening, and lodged IN the
| lnty bail. While we refrain from
|nmeuting upon tue affair or an
pating The result, we viii say that
u The officers (including Mr., A. p.
| phans, deputy sheriff. aud our citi.
il showed a iaudable anxiety TO up
ii and enforce the law aud to ferret
the natter, let the guilt fall where
may. This sensational affair fur
hes The sole topic for town talk
ce its occurrence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
A. J. HOOD,
r.. Il. BECKRAM.
CoNFLAGRATIoNs.
A MINE ON FIRE.

SHAMoISIN, Pa Oot.1l.-One of the
chambers Of the Henry Clay shaft. op.
Grated by J. Longday g. Co. of FL.
mira, is on fire. it is supposed TO have
been igniled by q blast. Water is being
poured in, but they hone TO extin-
gulsh the fire without flooding the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

Special Inducements in black gros
grain silks At Randall & Chambers Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
Guns ana Pistols.

Any stylo or make Of gun or pistol
ut Anderson'a gun store us cheap Al
they can be bought In the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

Every smoker should try little
JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

Yoa can buy At Randall 4 Chambers
Co. coed quality black gros grain
Xix for % cent?.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

Satin berber, a most stylish goods ia
plain colofs. can be seen at Randall q
Chambers Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
THEY IACKnD a LEADER.

TIL IN 2 It'd = Eff3EalIK.Its
s. NsYII.LE, IND., Oct. liza tele-
ena from Councillor At $3.50 o'clock
morning says that The mob from
p aid not come there last night, but
7 mob OF $50 people formed At
aAs llon. and was very threatening,
~ not do anything because 1t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
sHor IN COLD MOON,

|,ciaI 70 the Gazette.
|soNANcHE, TEX, Oct. l1.-Again
L county has been the seat of most
body tragedy. News comes from
{ vicinity of Step Springs, village
the northern part OF the county,
|at u Tuesday night about bed time
+ J. : Hayes. who lives near Step
|riuga, on hearing seven gunshots
the public road near
/ house, stepped out into his
I'd aud was riddled with
LETS, causing instant death. His
s.erln law, Dunlap, was also seri-
|afy Wounded. On receipt OF the
~ onr sheriff started with his dep
e 1u search OF the parties who CONF
!led the crime. At last accounts. he
= arrested j., A. Powell aud one
kerr whom the ladies who were In
Z house at the time of the killing
I've ldeniified IS two of the crowd,
|aleli Is supposed to have numbered
Teen men. Others were recognized,
Il the sheriff will make more arrests.
Q aifair il supposed to be the first
|ltion OF the sequel 10 pre-exlsiing
IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

Gllbeft's plaid dress fiannels Ia
modest patterns At Randall d Cham-
bers 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

Any kind Of lock can be lifted
with a new key at Anderson'e gun
store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12

Free Grass Tobacco.
1t Is the finest brand OF plug tobacco
In the market. Try H.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05

SATURDAY, oct y VI
Tho transactions IN stocks today Nso,iOO shares were
1900 shares more than they yesterday, but there
really Is little 70 bo told of the market II was opened
with an unnatural boom IN fgurcs, and after
fhc opening prices not permitted to sag b"ch
L. those of yesterdays closing The business of the day
however was done by spasms. Grcatacuvty ana large
transactions with advancing prices, were followed DN
utter staenation and droopng figures. And soft was
dozen times during the day. Three si"c"'-
8, Paul IL 600 Union Pacific 30,s0O and
Northwestern 90 500 shares contributed "s''oo
e Ia the days total business. ST. Paul was specially
monument n the dealings because it, with its large
transactions advanced from 7es 90 7J7s and closed al
5gas Tuion Pacific. however, made little advance
rriucjpally late in the day-from 53ls TO o''
And n closed at 5l5s Northwestern got up
70 0e4 Int lis final figure. 92as. shows
3 gain of only q per cent Lake shore
after 77a at 7674 records advance of : per cent n"t
tcpt,al and Hudson dragged although its final price
shows a gain Of q per cent The market was so well
handled and so well sustained the limited Interest
taken I'm it that reports Of renewed cutting oi
rates for both passengers ard freight 10y
The Eastern lines aud OF further complications between
the Western lines had effect upon prices Iahin- the
market "a. whole the dealings were even lees general
than they were yesterday with the smaller volume 'i
business. but he market closed strong al the fgl"-
fail, srunrfut nf business waq done I'm Gov crnWrnt
bonds ld tno bids for the 3s and 4lg were ls higher
Annexed ara the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
THE PETROLEUN MARKET

NEw-IoRK, Oct a.
Another dull and featurcless market dis
gistcd the traders In petroleum certificates TO-DAY
There was no authentic news from the johnson we'll
which Is being played for all IT IA worth by the
owners and their allies. The Transactions have been 50
small that no important change can have been effected III
the spcculave situation in the last cw DAYS and 10 say
that prices ruled from - Il 14k down 10 3 ana co''
rally TO 74as cents IS merely TO record the result %,
with tone OF strength that decided by the general
trade after business hours. .
The dealings in stock AT the New York Petroleum EX-
change amounted to ll.slO shares today. 81,
The range OF prices and the total transactions 1T Oh
certificates follows: -
y Y Pet Cons. Ey
oncriuc 7IIt 74ia
Uighes; ~ IA 7iA
ia,,"., ~ 80
i,roi -i5a 1ia.
sai"s harr,i. 3oiGOOO 5.ls7OOO
1ir.r,rres yesterday .,nnOoOO G17OOoO
EI.~vhcr. tho clcar,ncc. were: oil CITY. GJlO.OOO;
Bradford - 1000: and Pitt burg 2,l'OOoo barrels
Refined OF was unchanged
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05

There vas no business dome IN state bonds nnd hle
Wa ai,maiAal' nn9'n,' "i i, uu,i,I .I o .i ia and
th, f,1irte 81 IN, railway bond market vas better
ti'rs ot ihe sp,,uisiito Lnds n sympathy Win the
thaft mathrt and dunrs= in p uihrt hird7 liio s''
Nost rhofo ntsi 5s ,lnscd IA higher 81 dl
Chesapeake nnd uhio ntsis, srti's H. wrin
lef rrut higher ~ ~ ~, inus nnd Iron iinnnialn
iui lot of ~ 600 were prf cent higher a. Slot
iopoiian Lie,aied nists Nrlo easier al lulon New
Northwest debenturc 10 l01b we're up = ai uhA aud
the new dc9'itnra dgoo w,r y hishcI al DIN 80,
Wabash general Us lose percent i"ap ana irsl- hi'at9
division sold ~ do4 dGb Denver, mo "rand' % ana
Western hIsis were higher at 80 OREGON rh"rt lAn'
d advanced y 10 80. Texas and laclhc incomes wore
higher AT 35 and hrsts Rio Grande division were on
Al 494 Atlantic and Pacific Incomes rose li9 10 lo2
The eckly statement Of bank averages IN part re-
tects the large treasury disbursements FOR the week but
the deposits ar reported increased and s5260 more
than the of increase which the other changes call
ioI The circulation i reported decreased T2U4'"op
100000 the other banks increased their circulation
t4l60o0 The statement results III gain to the surplus
reserve Of Sl,9G0,C0O
Following are the comparative totals of The statements
NeeptemDer - and october 1:
Loans .segs5c ig G Sfi Dec DlssI'pss;
s.ssnd see:S 5S3 f.. .S Sg SS
tsSiaaon 20 s4tSO 100 }5s55co SSs @ Dec 5o:5oc
The following shows the relation between the total
serve and the total deposit liabilities;
@ 5s4$sss 3; In: In; Sa;35:; i5s
5Seis reserve si0l222,5OO $lO6s74sOO Inc s2752doO
ss.inst depts 7e2sG575 77.O77,225 Inc 7eOGso
Surplus .... s27,OS5.725 So .s97G75 Inc sl.e6l95o
Imports OF merchandise at NewYork
=; :;a, s;i' s5;ss.: ss5s 5:.s.5
s'ssa1;t .s:ss55llsS 5ls
Io'N since Jan sSsOo59S7s ss54sOs7os ssJ5,ooys7O
Exports Of specie from New York
{W the week - s5s20O s33q 600 s2s02l
xisvdy reported. A,l62.I3o l2i04i0i 4sllO'5si
Total June l.... s44. .22O $3.50 si25O4O9l s4se9g I9i
imports of specie IN New YORK.
forthe week 600 ose s6o. An, soae 400
Previously reported soss.a5 I2'SiS.iSo l4'oSSi5i
1''A since Jan l.. s3560.t4i 800 si44Oe.sl3
Inc Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
.ehahgee ga. .70s 100; balances ~ I735 500 For the
Exchanges. F554 662 500 balances, S32, ,65e 5l7
,ne ocs money market ruled usual easy at lie
VI cent for call loans.
ss asse subIreasury 70 day lost balance 5000 3s7
" py currency loss Of f22s $780, and a coin loss
,ct,..t,ool but the general balance sweed by the
i.. 70 100000 OF legal tender notes from Washing
pyrasys me lays operations covered Receipts 81 273002
EXIIsnu tI2It.04pj currency balance, So All 1897 ,
~As Balance. Sac. e.463.2g5.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
Brooklpn Dropertp for Sale anS 10 Let

nor SALE or TO LET.-No. $50 Macon-st
Brook yn ootagoniront brick and brown.tone house
gOx.7 l3 roOns every Improvement cabinet Trimmed
clio ce nelghbOrhood; thirty minutes from bridge frlce
s'''o'' A' WV L. j. GfA NIGER, 23i Broadway.
q. = 0nn CASH and 81 1000 on mortgage
PC.OOO will buy The iour.story and basement sem oras @
tanlng y ROOMS lot 25x9O 26I00 Address r. L. r..
Tribune once.