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The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
PROFESSOR DExTER'S REPUTATION
Testimonials From the Press OF the
City-His Business Integrity aud
Medical Success VOuched for.
OFFICE EvENING CRITIC
wAsn1NoroY, D. O., April is, 1851.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 10, 1881. i
Professor Deater: Y
In all our experience We have never had
more pleasant business relations with auS
one than with you. Your bills have becn
promptly met generally paid in advanee
and your business transactions have all bsen
liberal, upright and honorable. ~
l have seen many testimonials from y1hr
patients, many OF whom / know, anu AT OF
whom speak In the highest terms Of 3our
wonderful cures and give you oil praise. %One
OF your patients know personally and can
vouch for the efficacy OF your treatment N her
case. She has been N invalid for years and
has tried many eminent physicians Without
benefit. Under your treatment sho h4s I'm
proved rapidly, and is to-day nearly 81 we'll
woman. From my own observation IN this
case, and from the many testtmoniald1 have
seen from eminent persons, have nj heslta-
tion IN recommending you TO all suifaking from
disease. Yours truly, NJ d. helm,
Business Manager,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
OFFICE OF Taf SUNDAY GAZETTE,
" AsnING.rhN ID Il Anrl 10 90

Prof. Delter. 81
DEAR SIR-Upon4 your arrival In this city
some weeks sincetyou submitted to me tostl-
monials from REPUTABLE newspaper men in
Minnesota and ItSrida as TO your character
and standing. F$ndeayored, In my own way,
10 ascertain tho ttpth concerning YOU and your
business, and noT, In reply to an inquiry on
your part, havqdhis 10 say In every Instance
when have wriften to people concerning you,
the reply has befn favorable TO you.
The testimoniEls that you have shown me
from residents d. this city l have every req.
son to believe ate genuine.
Very respectfully,
It. G.. MORROW,
Editor and publisher the Sunday Gdsette.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
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wills Filed To-day.

Tho viii OF tho lato Thomas Weaver was liled
with the Register to-day The deceased be-
queaths the Income from his railroad stock
ana bonds to his sister, Rebecca II. Weaver,
during her natural life, and at her death 10
the children of his brother, Samuel Weaver
who Is given the stock, &C., In the Capitol &
North o street Read; TO the children OF Charles
weaver the stock IN tho Metropolitan Rail.
road. All tho residue OF the estate Is to DO III
vlded equally between the children OF Honl ?,
Joseph, Charles, Samuel and Daniel Woayer,
The Register also received the Will .ak'tffo
late Mary Queen, Tho testatrix Antff6s her
sister Elizabeth as executriY .sNEfd leaves the
entire estate to her. sst
Shirts, COlIaSRsdnd Guns Done Up,
e 60, nri to .SSsysSprGth'ssto0m Landry Low
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

1t was too much for tho virtuous Indianlau,
that 100000 appropriation for the erection
OF public building at New Albany. He could
wicked Members sat upon him, This beautl-
ful scene forms the subject OF the cartoon In
tO.mOrrOW's YQtchCf
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
The De,cctives' legal Tactics.

Meesrs. Christy, Riley and Brady have given
notice 10 the Government that McDevitt and
Finder will appear before the Criminal Court
for the purpose OF submitting their pleas OF
ments found for the alleged robbery Oft the Ma
tlonal Metropolitan Bank. The recent trial
was upon the last two indictments, four In all
having been found.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
MARRIED..

ALLEN-FERGUsoN.- April 10, 1881, by
the Rev. Il. g.. Addison, OF Trinity p. Il. Church,
Mr.. II. i. Allen TO Miss A. V. Ferguson.
BARRETT-PARKHURST April 10,
1884, by the Rev. j Il. Nourse, at the residence
OF the brides parents, william Claude Barrett
to Mabel A. Parkhurst both OF Georgetown,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
railroad Notes.

Mr.. A. j. Galloway, tho travelling agent OF
the Atlantic Coast Line, Is In the city to-day,
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The return Of the Florida tourist travel via
the Atlantic Coast Limo is very heavy, and they
all speak in glowing terms OF our HItaly Of
America f" and the delightful route. ..sups-
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
OFFICE OF ~
INTELLlGENCER,
WASIIiNGTON, ID. o., AnrIIa12, 1881, =

WASHINGTON, D. O., AprIFl2, 1891,
Prof. A. j. DeTter: &
II affords me much pleasure tdSsay that my
business connection with you dnrlng your 80
tourn in Washington has been o6fhe most sat
isfactory character. Your bilL3 for alvertls.
ing, which have been considerable, have al
ways been promptly paid, andfI have found
your word as good as your bousf every time.
/ am pleased TO know thai your profess
sional success In tho art9jDf healing the
afflicted, as shown by the nIehy testimonials
OF well.known citizens whiclphave been pub.
lished In the columns OF thkpjournal fully at
test, has been commensurate with your ac-
knowledged ability as an energetic and relia.
BILE gentleman. M
am, very truly, Your,
THoafB. KALBFUs,
" Publisher.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

In ono Of the rooms OF the Treasury, contain.
ing eighteen employees, OF whom four are ex-
soldiers, vote OF preference for Presidential
candidates was taken, with the following re-
sult Arthur, z Grant, 8; Blaine, 8; Logan, l;
Gresham, Edmunds, 1,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

The unanimous action OF the Senate Com
mittee on Library, In reporting against Wat
terson's News Copyright bill, is considered by
members OF that committee TO be conclusive.
Senator Voorhees,, chairman OF the committee,
lhlnks the matter u forever burIed.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

THE Hatchet has rescued from oblivion
and tomorrow will tell and illustrate the true
story OF Columbus breaking the egg.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON CHRONICLE,
i32 Ninth street a W., p. o. Box go,

WASHINGTON, d c., April 10, 1891.
m. A. j. Deater-DEyH SIR-If you deal as
squarely and promptly with all the news
papers as we know youtfo have done with us,
you will be the "petted Child OF the Amerl-
can press from Maine n California before you
reach your first gray hfir. And II all the folks
whom you doctor ton the truth about you,
miraculous and wonderful. II the world had
a few millions OF wite-awake mon of energy
like yourself, II wdpld move along without
half as many troublesome ups and downs.
HdstIly yours,
81, o, THOMPSON 4 Co,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
CFFIcE or THE wAsuIEGToN POST,
WASHINGTON, d, o., APRIL -, 1881.

PTOGeSSorH. j. Deter:
take Measure In saying that based upon
tho credentials from the conductors OF we'll.
known newspapers, presented 20 us on your
arrival 1n this city, we willingly accepted
your Advertisements and have found you
prompt "a tho settlement Of your bills. From
tho chafActor OF the testimonials exhibited by
you from residents OF this city who would not
lend themselves 10 n deception hf tho public,
there can be no question OF your skill. That
these testimonials arc genuine we have taken
painB ID assure ourselves.
respectfully,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
blIlNbN NJ lAlllN'l
Publisher Of the Washington Post.

l can giyo references of over two hundred
people in this city | have cured, including tho
most prominent mon and women OF the United
States PROF. DEXTER.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
THE RATCHET
TOMORROW
Is a Splendid Number!
It's Anecdotes Of Public Men

Comprise stories OF Ex-Governor Curtin and
Alex Mcclure; Ex-senator McCreary; Blaine
Etherldge and Andrew johnson Senator George
of Mississippi; General Grant, and others.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

kB-For sale by all News.dealers and News
boys. Copies for mailing at THE RATCHET
office, sl1 Ninth st. NV.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
FINANCIAL,
stock Quotntions.

The following observations OF the transac-
lions in the financial market to-day, together
with the opening and closing quotatlo ms, are
furnished by the clearinghouse OF II. d.
Cooke, IT., & Co., 1920 street, Washin gton
d. c.:
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
AMUSEM ENTS.

H"O oLm ~ aSH
THE NATIONAL THEATRE,
The "Dlack Flag" continues In It's popular.
lily at tho National Theatre. A grand matinee
Will be given tomorrow afternoon.
FORD's oPEBA-uoUsE.
"Frou.Frou" was rendered In perfect man.
ner last evening at Ford's Opera.House by
Rhea and her admirable company. This even.
Ing "rho School for Scandal" viii be given.
Tomorrow afternoon Rhea appears In Dumas
masterpiece, Camille"
THE THEATRE coMIQUE.
TheattHcrrUhs the Theatre Comilue are
WITH iA spa TGiR s5 aaS RGR
anN the audiences delighted.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
The Dime Museum presents a nne BILL this
week. Performances every afternoon ana
evening.
LECTURE,
Mr., w. NJ, r. French th's evening delivers a
lecture Illustrative OF the relations OF ideal TO
decorative art, at Hamllne NJ. T. Church,
THE QUEENS LACE HANnRERcHIEF.
Next week Strauss masterpiece, "rhe
Queens Lace Handkerchief" Will DO present.
ed at Ford's Opera-House by splendid COM
pany. The sale OF seats has commenced,
EMMA ABBOTT,
The sale Of seats for Emma AbbOtts engage.
ment Mt the National Theatre next week has
terlstically attractive, Abbott being as,
sisted by the most extensive and artistic oonta'
papy In the history OF opera, IlNaoFehtng
night Monday; win be esResla.sy brilliant,
fourth act OF SiSsssscre."
EAsTEI,soa4BB at ]. j. aould's 42l 9th st.
NRssRs. AHos. FAHEY aud VIM. Il.
Ishley were td-4ay accepted as talesmen TO MI
vacancies intne petit Jury panel.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
The Relief of 81. LuItes Church

The bill for tho relief OF st. Luke's Profess
taut Episcopal Church was favorably reported
TO the Senate to-day with ono amendment.
The amendment provides that all taxes and
Interest now duo and unpaid for the years
1876 TO 1850, inclusive, on three lots In
square 1O1 be remltted. .sssl
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
Aneedotcs hr RNblic wen.


The Hdich6t to.rlaIro~ Will contain lot OF
choice anecla1sS'of our public men-Grant,
Blaine, Gsstfh, Senator George and others.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
In Our Readys8sas,sss.'S, Sr,meu.

10 have a great maksPstyles, specially de.
igned for us, Wlabe6hrA exclusive ana cannot
e found opisns6 OF our house. Eiseman Bros,
he mQRisfcpular clothiers and tallOr5, corner
akugffh and Il.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
OUR STORE
1eI NINTH STREET.
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Dlstrlct
Of Columbia VS.. Metropolitan Railroad Com.
pany; on trial.
EQUITY COURT-Justlce James. -McBlalr
VS.. Ten Eycki appearance OF absent defendant
ordered. Leake Va. Sharretts OF al; same
order. Williamson vs.. Walsh; order appoint
Ing Judson II. Gull trustee TO Conveys
"Alderney DRlHNeNVagOns."
Ing and deliyerestfh "a 10 "Ward" prints. d5c.
por 10. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sHeetnilk, DC. por qt Cream l6c. per pint.
ABRAHAM BLAoKMAN was acquitted in
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
BOARDING.
NON>JNNNNNNNNNN.NNNN-NN. -N-NNyNNNNNNNSSNNNNNN~
FRED. w. EVANS
DINING ROOMS

oIo + Street Northwest.
Furnished rooms for rent
yI,HE LoCHIEL, 5i2 NINTH ST. NJ W.,
Il with pleasant rooms, good beard at reason
able rates, Is commended to permanent and
transient boardera. aug1l-l
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

ABRAHAM BLAoKMAN was acquitted in
the Criminal Court to-day OF the charge OF om-
he22ling so from George Creyellng.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

EAsTEIfpnpB at j. j. doulds 42l 0th ST,
NRssRs. 4Hos. FAHEY aud VIM. Il.
lshley We're to.day accepted as talesmen to MI
vacancies intne petit Jury panel.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
ron EXCHANGE.

WIZ ANTEp-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones ut Buffers Stove Exchange,
cor. 9th and X; smoky chimneys cured or no
bought 27
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WAKTED--HeIp--FemaTe.

Advertisements Of Three lines under this hea
Inserted three timea for % cents.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

F nc, ~. T arSgs an an
Ol6 SeyenLh.stfeM
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

"ATER-POWER FOR SALE AT THE
w Little Falls on the Potomac, three miles
from Georgetown; about 55 feet head and fail. in
Guiding 10 acres of land. This Is a fine location
for public resort or tor manufacturing purposes
OF any kind. The power can be increased to
2,O00'horse power, II necessary, by the of the
Potomac River For full particulars and plans
call at or address No. Az 9Th st, H.. mrlStf
TOR SALE-RARE BARGAIN-SUPERB
II toned, rlehly.lnished Upright Grand
Piano; used but very little finest maker GA&fU
and highest grade. For nearly one-half W ~
taken hs part payment. Can be seen at Piano Ex-
change, i22 9th ST. mr2i
NOR SALE
II ONE PRINCE MELoDEON.
Handsome rosewood case and In perfect order.
VIII be sold for go.
+. q. SMITH,
fel5 1903 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

INoR RENr-To A PLAIN. SENSIBLE CoU-
~ pie without children, who desire TO keep
house, a 3dstory floor neatly furnished; pleasant
and comfortable; SIS month: nice BATHROOM
and every convenience. Address Furnished
Floor, Critic office. apl7.3ts
I,oR RENT-To A SINGLE LADY-oNE
II unfurbished front room on LIST loor convent
ent to the Departments In n central location;
with n family of three; rent SOL advance. Adj
dress f., Critic Office. apl6-3te
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

TxTANTED-A SITUATION BY AN ACTIVE
w colored man to drive grocery wagon or
n light delivery wagon; Ia willing to make hlm-
aelf generally useful can read and write. Address
~ a1nlv al ii2i IGth AZ n W. api7
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

yXTANTED-A SITUATION BY A CoLoRED
w girl to nurse q child in nrst-class family
Apply at 11i 10th st.. between Il and NJ SITS. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

.s4s,.a SR1S Sl s. A. p S
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

Chicago Grain and Provision Fla.
lures.
The following summary by u. X. Plain &
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and Il streets,
shows the course Of the Chicago produce mar
ket IN 10 / d, m, to-day:
The Evening critic., 1884-04-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ron REHT-R0oms.

Tor REYT-UNrURFI sHEp ROOMS FOR
Critic Office. aplS-3ts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
AUSTIN.
The Temporary Capitol Too Small
Lana Cases for Fraud Dismissed.
u,...as,.., 10, ~. faavassa

The Temporary Capitol Too small
Lana Cases for Fraud Dismissed.
Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Oct, l6.-A rumor
that the governor intended to abandon
the temporary capitol on account of
doubts as to its safety and rent an office
In another building, proved incorrect.
He Is very much annoyed concerning
the reports nhout the temporary capt.
tol aud chRracteTizes them as entirely
sensational. The only basis for the
reports Is that tho building Is entirely
inadequate to the demands of the
state authorities and that the next
legislature will find 1t necessary to
provide additional room either by
rental or building.
In The district court to-day all the
Iand-frhud cases of the State vs. w. II,
Randolph of tho treasury department
which created such sensation last
fall, were dismissed for lack of prose
| oution.
Chartered. The Protection Hose
Company No Of Bolton.
The Houston & Texas Central rail
way and its branches paid In $3.50 taA
on passenger earnings for the curren
| quarter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17

IuxBrR- Rough lumber, boxine, n annnas
and under, urat-claan, e2o. stripping. HxR "a /
boxing and iooring, clears, e2S thick clearS,
~ and ~, t3l; rough lumber. second MAS
tl7, ioiht and Hcantling, cullA, CTS.
bfnfN0-Flrat common white pine $50 So
second do, ESQ third do, e't; poplar. r18 o0S
rough, Si6O0.
DRBaEp LuMpHR-Boxinx lqinohcs an
under, 80 co9pS 90 DO Nh, GO O0agB o.
ecantllng, Joist ca any common lumOsY
$50 uVegA %, boxing oVar n Inches sso,0Qe
~ Oe thick clearg, ~ 10 iiSRnd 2, $40 O0o0 ~
second clasn. any kind. en- o..
DRnasFp AND MATCHED rLoonfNC--Firut
n,naa, vi; second class, t7i.
MMfTHpINE lfUHNnHfKo LuMnnn---ltf, IN
and 3inch white pine, $40, inch do, et6.
CnfhIN0-RrADED on PIAIN--lfrEt com.
mon white pine, 4, ei2.s0: "a do, B8O; ~ DO, So
poplar, u. so o0D2f,S0 poplar, y. esL jOeI5 %,
native pine y. 6klho; do, y. e29 10
P9fl.Aa LuMBEn.--l5f, ~, anda inch, pes
snIFeIEH-whi pine A. e5; do shadsd a,
li.2o. DO extra No. i, sSbc cypross, b, VI any
brand. IS; do No, ., N.6U; do No 3, es.6Q, native
sawed heart, et5b maps, e9,6.
PtoKEra.-White Pine, dreaNed and headed,
sgnare o. nat, 4 yellow pine do. o; iath,
LIaE, CHNnET, F1u--Ims, Austin, q. IL
per Dbl Cement. L9uisyiile or Rosonale, Sa5S
POT beld Portland, e1s per hbl. Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan, - 80 per Dbl, Plasisi
BSroT.--FlrO-prooL ava perm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17

AnaIB-f5ugar cue hnmH. 49, a. .. q. y.
Rseon, iioi =. c,baeon, l2Re, DO. dry salt,
r;iAp--Macks rel. ION kits, NO. !, u.lB; NO.
x ti0j half bblau No. j 800; No, 2, ta.ln,
White nsh, No J. hlf. bbla,, gl.26: No. 2, p1.25.
IARD-Tisroes. sJ.oi I'd and SON cans, 8Ke I;
&o cans, esse.; loa CANA s5Soi Oh esnA gJsc;
d cans, ioc
fair, l2o.; primo RIO, lae; fancy, ilc; old
government lava, h01sc.
rEA-Inperisi, ioOe0i gunpowder. b0c70,
hais Sbis.. ei4c.: cut LOAF, o5so; ErnnuiSted
staI lard bo.; Louisiana granulh.ed, 7sko.ae--:
standard 4; re: choice white. TO- yellow
.I.ousaiEnA. ga7c.
BAsS--CoArre, In bags, ti.2SDl.t0; nne ~
bags, -; iako. 10 dat hoop bbisp tzl0
o1sEsB Go5ns.--Priess per dozen, Pine
apples. ntandard, gl.05 Peaches, atnndard. 2
M sss = S r. sse . ssSSass a
corn corn M.ioeifE Green pssl, Sl.ss oooss-
S Ss5sss All wsieS S.i J fS iisSi
Telgsir , liD9 60; ? p. a.0 hsslmor' . r.
Imported, 81. bOebll.0 90 case. Strawberries, D.
! ei.4ieDlse. BlAckborrios, l,po: Green cages
sl.toi Kaele oondsnsed milk, sa.e1i crown
HASssa 'fowDxn.-silvsr Loaf, ~ cans
per dozen. soci IN: DO. 81 69' ID. DO, ~ DO
! Sb. do, q; On. do, IL.
lISc. 0eEmAn olive, SIC. Candles, full boxes
| i65zn, halves, ., quarters, q, Indigo. $50 D
Blasllg el.oo dozen. golensans m1 IN tsiSl
| Anesican 81 90 box. Buckets. two hoops
G2.e0 aoaen;wsll buckets. tt.lJ dozen. BrnGfnH
/ 6l.Ibeta 6doEen. Brilliant Oil, bbln., No; ha
pion, do, sin., do Is cnoSs. % 30: Brilliant
I 70 oslneA. "a 40; do, l-l2 anecat u ~.
FlOUa = sianardih Royal Patent - )
per 100 lbs. 81, No 2 % u. no q 20. Oorn mea
per bnsbei, 60; Homipy and grita, y Dbl
Is OF Oatmeal, y ha1t Dbl, 81 15; Crack 8.
wheat, 3 o, &c; CrRckspa' X soda, 01<Dc., A.
s0dn, 90; XXX coda. Ftkc,; cream Lon, gln
ser snaps. 81; lemon orearos, Dc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17

BAR IRON, o. % NORWAY, So, No, n b
sheet ircD, $50. No "a q aheet iron, 6Ao.l
galvanized aheet iron, "a B,<o.i No. y y soda
TO; No. u do, 1bo.; 0x2B Toonng I'm. ell 81
@lb 90; ifx2O and lOEi4 pat. do vi 1898 5Ot
unner'a wire, 80 per cent. on: tinn8rH stock,
forty per cent, OF; cooh HioveS yith ware
$40 1908 90; doi with trimmings, Slt b0dB50O0.
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlea BOc. Qbsl CO.
tongues, 80cDel 90; alngletraea, 81 n; bOlatarB,
bOo. GpokOa f27bGs Boz folloeE, 81 G532 IS
DoubletreeH, ~ 2ot9t OOt nack yokoA, u O19
400; pillow beamg. b0oebo.s pillow handles, 81 70
@2BO; handler, VI 7bel9 50.
NAILS. 81 lbkeg, basia iOds--Burden horse
shoo, per key, % y, Perkins do, 60 80; Walk
or do, 81 so; Burden mule, ~ 30; Northwest.
eTn horse shoe nails, No. 4, 300, No. O. 49,, NO
D. 2io., No. ], 2lc No, &, 20o.; "Lake'ap do, No.
&c., No, ., Do, No. o, 2as., No. ], 2Oc No. 8,
2io., No. 7, lOc., No. d lho.
~ 00@a b0t Haahensaek. 90 S087 00l boy'R,
REFIfGEtlAToRfs.r-N 1 Climax, vi D0,
no. 2, do, sls bOi No. do, SIS; No. do, s26i
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chains, tarss
pair, i6e7c,; pillow aingleireoa, per dOH., o.
plow doubletnces, por dozen 81 OO, atoek
bells, 10 per cont. on; door locks, f8 28fbe %,
wood Eorewh, % and 10 per cent OF; LIP cast
door butts, 40 and 10 por cent. on; cut and
| timed tackh, ~ per cent. on; oonee mills, ~
/ per cent on; blind hinges, 90 and 10 por cent,
| or! carriage bolts, % and 10 per cenL on
plow bolts, a5 per cent on; pioco thu ware,
| 30 poT can't. on; deep stamped waro, 80 pei
| cont off shallow stamped ware, 90 per cent
oni iapannod ware 80 per cent On.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
ON CHANGE.
The Stock Markets Loose Yesterday
Provisions steady-CottOn
Easy.
The Grain Markets pluctuated Oonsid
erably, Closing Irregular The
Quotations.

NEW YonK. oct. a. Governments strong
Railways lower.
State securities quiet.
Speculation opened Irregular but shortly
after tharp raid was made on Vauderbuts,
which broke TO 500 for Canada Southern,
for Lake Shore 30 5aN, y for New York
Central to piss. Selling was dull owing to
the reports that the Canada Southern and
Michigan Central had Just barely earned the
nxed charges for two months OF 1854. A re-
duction In the west-bound passenger fates
accelerated decline. The further statement
that the West Shore would sell tickets at per
cent. per mile led 20 falcs. Tho general
list continued until the close, when there was
a rally OF y 10 ~ per cent, Lnekawannp
rising to lO6N Northwestern to s99s, Lake
shore to a, Pacific Mail 10 $50, and Union
Pacific to ds.S. Compared WITH last niEhts
closing prices were ha9s higher for Central
Pacips, Laekawanns, Delaware a Hudson
and louisville & Nashville, and y TO 2,G
lower for Canada Southern, quincy, North
western, Lake Shore and Michigan Central
Kansas q Texas, Missouri Pacific, Western
Union, Texas & Pacific, ST. Paul. Northern
paciflc and PRoiHc Mail were unchanged.
Transactions, 2iiOoO shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
VALLEY MILLS.
fair

special 20 the Gazette.
VALLEY MILLS, TEX, Oct. To-
Five hundred bales of cotton have
been received to date, and the promises
for four hundred more are good. The
nroapects are decidedly more favorable
Than was at flrst anticipated.
business good, Confidence has m
creased In the mercantile line. Build,
ings continue 10 fpriDg up. Several
are now under construction,
Mics u. Cooper, charming young
lady Of Morgan who has been. Visiting
Miss Lollie Jarrett, returned 70 heE
honey esterday. ar,
THE Valley Mills institute, IN
prof Gill at the head, opened Tues-
< great deal Of wheat iisiill IA tne
country, but there Is no m rket for "
which Is dIscouraging our farmers ~
10 next years. crop. .,a :,
Big political speaking is booked q
next Monday. .
Every smoker should try "hlttl'
JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

special to the aasotts
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, Oct, To-
Our eighth annual fair has so far been q
success. The. attendance has been
large, and the exhibition Ia all de-
pariments Is very good. There n
more fine stock here this year than az
any other fair. The town - iull oil
strangers from the adjoining towns
Two ireights were wrecked near
town to-day. Nobody was hurt.
The weather 10 delightful for tn'
fair
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
rev Orleans,

PRovHtONh.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 49, FLauR--I ull,
high Rrades 8seAl 20.
CoRN--Dull; white eS0TO.
oArs-Westefn QuicG prime 50; choice 30;
Texas duh.
Corn MEsI,-scarce and arm at 270a275.
HAY Quiet but In moderate demand;
prime u Olfplb ".
10 80.
lARD-steady; uorce refined ~; keg slS
BULK MEATs--In good demand; shoulders,
pack Il, nrmer at o 50; long clear and clear
rib 10 STk.
BAcoN-steady and in good demand;
shoulders N: long clear and clear rio 10 "a
HAMs-Uhoice sugar-eured canvas lower,
l8Oh
wniskr-sieady; Western rectlned lr59
"a.
CoFFEE- outlet but steady; Rio cargoea OF
common 10 prime 7Amil
su0AR.--S tendyjunchnngec: old common To
good common, 3i@4f; fair To fully fair ~;
prime 20 choice 1AgbH; yellow clarified bo
5k. los barrels new clarified received THIS
LassEs- quiet; unchanged; old common
20; refined s0a9l
Ricr--Dnli and easier Louisiana ordinary
To prime 4L@b9s
BRAs-Quiei; 5000.
CorroS-cEED Ou.-Prifne crude 233Bf
COTTON MARHErB.
| COTTON RHUErPrB AT ALL UNITED STATE
] PORTS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17

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