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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 5-l2!30 y. m.--C0tton nrmi. Mlunlng
rniands Old, Middling Orleans 6asi. salcs-l2.OOo
6aes including 900 bales speculation and export re-
ceipts g. 500 ba o. all American. Futures nrmi oPanus
Low Mddng clause october delivery 2ota ac and UStOH De-
ceInber delivery 2664d do December and January dnnv
cry 20 3d. do January and February delivery
also 2UOId do February and March delVeryV oi'otu.
do March and April delivery 80 64di do April anu Nay
delivery, 376ad do May ana June delivery %
Tenders delivery at todays clearing Zooo oeS ho"
ket and 100 bales old do. n ana ,o,.s
American. futures hrmj Upands Low mir na avem
October delivery SOGid buyers DO OctoDor anu
delivery y7B4d buyers do November anu sry
December ana January uohf
S216td buyers DO January February delivery ~
ald buyers do February and March delivery 40
selersi do March and April delivery, 3o6td sellers uo
April and May delivery JS64d Sellers DO May ana 'uh'
delivery. Al .04d sellers . ,,,.... r o,- MA
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fair amount OF business done I'm Southern State
bonds at steady figures Louisiana stamped As sold at
6s7sq6s4 Tennessee Is at 50i2 North Carolina special
taxes at 606 south Carolina Us non-fundable at Ole
and Virginia IS deferred at l2is4l2. or City bank
stocks only United States sold (10l at 10.
nnmber of issues but IL was OF retail character and l.
nm5 The speculative kinds sympathized little or
second consos largely traded In between II aud
81 sot, s5a evening" Central Of NowJSrsey conso
sold nj lO2 1903 1924. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Ohio firss series b, OF per cent at GGi9 Canada
southern seconds declined 2 10 a. e. LOUIS ana iron
Mountain Is u lower AT SOLE Metropolitan nrsts
were started at about 10 and tho seconds rose - 10
1868 East Tennessee, virginia and Georria consois
up 3 at so and the incomes were nrner az
ls Richmond and Dsnvilo r,is rose L to lO9 ana tno
debenures we're up y at ~ L@s'i mn - s NJ
and the collateral trusts were Il higher at 9J4 New
York Chicago and ST Louis first declined from y q to
sO7 al and West Shore certificates barely steady
Of IA St Paul rsts Missouri aud Minnesota rose & TO
1913 and the 23-year debentures were Up - AZ ~
Denver and Rio Graude cOnsols were y higher ~ - ana
rsts Denver Rio Grande and Western rose 10 o. Kan
sas Pacific consos barely steady at %. Atlantic
and Pacific rsts. Western division. were from 9 10
72ha72. Northern Pacinc hrsts rose irm at lO1 "a
iO7ia oregon TranscOntinental rsts sold at sOd7D.
The sub Treasury today lost on balance Sl5l 29d,
Tho DAYS operations covered: Receipts. 81 l0H.sOJ
Payments. sI,35l.lO5; and resulted In balances OF
81. 9SJ,l III currency and SlJ2.JJO.lJO coin.
Money was more active and fl smaller supply Gail
loans ranged from to s. and closed at per cent
Exchange Si23I s7OSI balances. Sj.OE, 1872.
The United states Treasury at Washington to-day
received S3ll 900 National bank notes for redemp-
ton
The receipts were S7lS1oI ana the internal
revenue receipts were S746.0Jl.
The foreign exchanges were dull and easier In tone
atquotaons for business as follows: Bankers bills
81 81 andSi for long and short sterling respectively
52l7s and 5l9' for francs; OiA aud Oll2 for reich
marks: 397s and 40 for guildeis
London British consols opened up lilo AT % l5lb
but reacted and closed at 90s for both money and ae
count United states bonds were not quoted American
railways all higher after the fashion OF saturday
markets and further advances In response to our
was ll0d. higher at 47l9i. per ounce. Tho Bank OF
England gained 1913 900 bullion on balance. ~ Paris
French 3 per cents easier at s0.2Oa sO.22l2 and
sight exchange London was off TO 1921 francs TO
H.
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STAINED
Cood ordinary IL. / Low Midlllng .......... SIsia
S,rt", Cool ordinary Miidhng ............. 0'ts
Futures were more active rreguarty closed
4 10 ! nnlnfa hlchrr. Sales l2iiOJ blles.
Market closing firm. Transferable notices. o.Sjc.

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUR- Market less active and
ii9 Es ad IN and nd'n'S the
%sn19 Sales, mP1iS ps nc %d sS Gg
ytra At = % s. o. nearly a. at So o2 sSov h9.
Wheat Extra t' Is s5asj 60 900 b5is Extra No
= 6oS$S Il for sPrn2 and S l6S$s 50 for
Wheat 700 bills Fine 54sS 30 latter for choSe Winer
Fine neat at 3 - SSsss 49, suPSrnc % o6dsS Isl Extra
49, o So G,E S w Fs"Ss k1s saif
to Far ExTn One - 80 90 90 GoSd ~ @eS
clear iS@$i rs rye Mixture q i5ssi as straight
- St Common Far Extra 81 500 - o0 Fair to
W ga = Wheat %S xr g. G Nil for West
d .Rs Ggin PeS Woat
dec I'D change mG 1qRy 10Th ios oSp9T 2m me o
Good Extra, at ~ jgaa oOi Good to Choice do; - %
ass 80 ......RYE FL0rE-stealy in prcc. with more
SNAIL lots hoice at nut more money a. BuCKwHEAT
fAF r'Gp qod,i o. - o. t2 ana
Quiet AMI steady sales go 6b at 81 % 81 80 to we:
Observation-Disclosures without decided change Tor
S" 'g ao sS qSco wh o f ~ q2Ry cn 5
closed steady at "a &c aeqTc h' iGshe prrFs far
moderate business In options and some little doing % arrive
e1 CIV y'S WS SP o bnsE sas 100 bush
future 100000 bush spot and 70 arlive Including no =
freight ard Insurance; Unsrldel Winter Red ia
be on spot 92e 70 sTyG c9s eiS! 2 and m nee
rll receipts in elevator 97 White state private terms
for november e7ad1si-c' closing At 57... do. Tot
December Il closing az bflfc3 f0r January.
81 ops, al Gli- closing 81 ul do for May. 81 GA
~ ~ closing n - RYE-Market Gurt md
steady Western %. CT .c state. 81 n &c BARLEY
Market puict prices about s'ciiy ... BARLEY HALT
Dull unchanged tOf.N-Mafkct trmct cash lots
have advanced n &c and closed sc'dy OPTIONS Opened
Grmcr then avaJcNd &c then tell on slightly AMI
closed heavy Hndcr the beat prices npierat"
for export and home and fairly active bust
ness iu OPTIONS. Shippers bought $4,000 bush. fuurr4
Sa-s - n0l hush fuu-r $4,000 bush and
rive Including Ungtadcd Mixed at ga OLc: 40. 3
A. he also $500 lnsh 20 arnyc In Dec mhcr a. - ~
No ?. 4Gifd 10 In elevator BOZ 'O'iC. arnat
5oIc JDLc. IN nrttvr- yellow, 5nc m elevator No .
Mixed october s-@4f9ic. closing az i'hc. do for
November A. L,ai2ic. closing Ut f9dsci DO. for Dc
cemnc. 4si4 l-'c cosIng at 4s'c do. Tor January.
4Gl, cosinc i1c.. do FOR February. iG !bac
closing al ttaic. do for May ilHa'o3ie. cosinz at
OATS ia ~. better, clrTur steady at
about the prices sacs 100000 bush. future $4,000
hush fpot intending Nc MiIod nj -ia@2s SCI 40. =
3UI n si -: No. ] nominal Flc. 80 3 white. &l2
3I DC. so. - slid $50. No nominal At 3gci Nitod
W,stcrn. - 1Sgc White do. ~ atOc. white state 3
SIC: MIei for october aoi. ~ closing al o e
DO 80 = ~ &c, cl'sur ~ i To- do Tor De
cembrr .-d3ti.r. closing NJ ? p I'D Receipts
asiug and market wclk 80 o. and 90 n Go ~ c
20 h. - soc: lOl n SOC! shlfps 81 OOdsl lOi Rye
Feed. 7j0-lc.
Sio ~ IN store IN BROOKLYN and Jersey city
sr4in warehouses aud held IN railway lighters cert hcaic
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON oct 5-l23O D. m.-Consols, 90 1915 for both
money and accounts Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates SO Canadian Pacific S0a
Erie Is second Ccnsols 1874 Illinois Central lSyS
central i02S; Ponnsylvania 6S Heading. 0. .
3O D. m-Paris adyicos quote Three Per Cent entes ~
40 francs 30 contlmes for tho account ~. .
an ul-Consols 0gyp for both money and the accounts
and Western First Mortgage Trustees Cer'
t6cates Ys ERIC second Consos 1884, Mexican Ordinary
22la, ST. Paul Common, BUj New. York Central. lO2|+
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Par North Riy.r. Vesiels ant RIurl1is
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Spot Rio duh and nominal az Shc for far; no
sa.es options quiet and closet barely tady SAFES
10000 bags closing follows: OCTOBER dsO6OSJ 80.
yember. GS06G.s5; December. 6s5gG9O January 59VG
G0ji February. 95G7OU March. 7OO07OJi April 'io
Q72O May, 7.l50I2O. Mild grades wore quiet s,.
COTTUN-Spot Cotton quiet. firm and unchanged sales
OF 4Jl bales C6I Saturday evening" all home consGmp
Receipts ports today 1866 bales agalns'
33S2l and Al 35 last since september l.
49s 2O9 bales az 900 for the same time last year,
The quotations. according the American clas5ihcatoa
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There was no chhnge In the quotation or refined oil.
OIL CITY, Penn. Oct. 5.-Crude Oil-Eational Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1908 and closed at 1908
highest price, l0ll4; lowest price, 1908. Sales.
2,425, 900 barrels clearances. barrels runs
67429 bbs; shipments. .62,Ss5 barrels; charters.
59.365 barrels.
BRADFORD Penn. Oct 5.-Crude Oil--Natonal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1908 and closed at 1007s
highest price, 10Th; lowest price. 1908 Cloarauces
4S6 900 barreIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

NETWORK. Oct. 1885.
ITO THE HOLDERS of Car Trust Certificates
L OF the NEW-YoRk, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY COMPANY:
The First National Bank of New. York ready
make second Of twelve dollars and half each
thousand dollars OF sertihcass whsther the is
the Ognpl Car Trust Certificates the certificates
ofGepOsit sued By the First National Bank the
be pald 10 be stamped the coupon due Aprl !, 1888
The committee think II very important for interest OF
all concerned that the Car Trust Cerdcae holders should
post their certificates with the Fist National INK
Desired in former notice and receive negotiable certiheas
for tho and this be lily done st the time
Of receiving the above payment The committee d. sire IT 10
be understood that they only The holders Of the
cer8cI who dep sit in
National Bank Of srbjcct control
Of this c. mmittc3
majority of tie holders having deposited their
above hereby given that the for
G-posng SAID tcltes will expire october 20 1885,
GEO I. BAKER,
w. II. MALE. Committee.
A Y POST Charm1n.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

HAY ASD sTRAw-Prine grades continue IN demand and
quote HayENo J. foda;c5 SO . soc No. 8, 7Od7ic..
ssppaf s" ga c?y5r 30 5oc G Cat N a. sS
HoPs-rnmo state lsNj. oontnno 10 receive attention
nnchanard state i-s5. re do IIsi. colo California
Metals on Change Iron ecrtlaeate, sqm on bids o.,
- S I'm onai and ."ady al 20 go Gos not '5
2oi5 INJURIES closing Or An"I "a ca ~ tons 0cion,t
i atS dnir bat n AZ Tansiefa6ic notice,
s%s at ss 0F ' .ssd 3s ef a
Lead quet IA Laoc domestic spelter nrm at I $50
'MoLIAssEs-Quet ami nominal
MAEA i ri zoo %Tp'n s gSs a Gr on he
osns sfc auici al 81 Olasl o. Tor conn on ami II 49,
% strained . Good strained Tar and Ilieh quiet
tim d'y u T The gen A 1. TsaE n' sTr S P
aHelp3i2 GgrniP mp UI pSrpa o tT c ur T
phia british BARK sos bbls crude Oh - IvE,
rLATE. rom Boston, bark with lumber so 90 T.,
Ien hence f nens bush Grain from 'ors
October and cary N9yeInP,er shipment hosAl!Io. from
private terms oXTlNINr. hence q German siP.
iiS@ Calais. Tfsh brig lumber. q 90. PoaI
from CALAIS a brg win lumber. ii 90
rRovIsIoNs-PoR There IS very nh, doing, win
100 bbI, Mesa % 20 Mess quoted tO5cdtlo 90 Tor IN.
sYS 75asi o5i L1tra rrSie so5o: Clear Back 81 ocG
Ira India Mes 90 ti1oo Ila Mes. o0 racEa
$ll ooasi2Gol Family fl2 o3qsi3 nE BEL HANS
Tue az steady price, with mOdeIati demand. sales, -
Green Hams private tcrHs pcRed Bellies - average.
quoted at Gbc.. Picked Shoulders iad4aC Smoked
Shoulders, Picked Hams lOdlOtc: smoked do
llLDl. ~ IpDLE~Du iu d,CIuiug. Long clear
in NewYork &C. for cst,rn delivery Long clear. 6iac
Clear, TIC Dki S~ED iOGS-IiOld o stridy
prices with iLr demand lleavS Ia Light. 5zdGLc Pigs.
Ditc The market Lad weaker look to-day an!
pricrs dccincI 40 points, closing easy. Cash trading Ia
the speculation moderate
graded &c October o. ~ oc. 5000 NOycmlor
closing GlSnu.2Uc $500 tCs december 20 PC.
closing C2UDC-2c 4.2sO ts January, G21GG3jc closing
f.2,UG.z.c. L"OOtcs. February. GojdG31c clOsng $3.50
n IIi IT,.
steam Sales. pl ~ o.5c. Refined Continent
quoted at GGJc ana south American, GDuc Sa.cs TOO
cs ,ImcDt pryatr tc.Hs CUTTER nj add
do iaa2lci Elgn do, 2cs state Dairy haLhrkm tubs.
lGUI Mrs" Factory. Gal"cj Limitation Creamery, La
re. CHEtsr-rtm and - ,air genani STATE 90 a
Gle; Night SKINS 52aGaic.; Western nat EGGS
sie'dy an IA mofcr,tc dennL state. sO3 -lc Canadian
lsUl- &c; Western. lJNlt i.c.
oUgAh, law Hull ana 9omnay unchanged no new sales
7G7lsci cut ,Laf at@ e.: Powdered. se Gan.
GIii64G9.c Standard A. CSC; on A." ole; White
Extra CT 3lCc Extra G." 5's0 1otcj C." j2G5 Ic
sTEARiNE-steaiy sales, 100000 n CITY. CSc. olco
TRLLOW~In far demand. PRIME city quoted 5isc. sales
ln 10
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ding clause October delivery 306id. valuoi DO October
anu November delivery 2lGid buyers DC November and
Decem1er delivery 27Gid sellers do. December and Ja
uary delivery 27G4d value January and February
delivery 264d. value; do February amt March delivery
32-6id sellers do March aud April delivery 3i6td.
buyers; do April andMay delivery 3764d buyers do.
May aud June delivery. o 4U-6id buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

SALES AT THE C0ysOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRO.
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
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LIVE sTocK MAnKEr-nY rELEnnApn


CHICAGO. Oct 5-The Drocer1 journal roporU rlnls-
Receipts s.5OD head shipments 1000 mead market duiet
EIports 81 3OD86 30 Cows MlKotl 76HS4 OOi stock
50asJ SO Feeders. 81 50Gs3 81 Texans 81 900
$3.50
HoOiRecoipts 90 800; shpmenta 10000 market active
Rough MIed. t3 b0dS3B0 Packing and shipping SJ 80
81 20 Ilght 80 7O0si 80 skipA 70 0ONs3 20.
Sheep-HeccptA $500 head bmDinens 1000 heal; market
quet Inferior f275 ass % Natives s2 25as3 80 Texans
s. 00Gf2 90
st LOUIE, oct b.-Cdtte-RcceiDts 23OO shipments
900 market steady Fair 20 Choice Native shipping steers
"a 25df6 15 Butcher Steers 81 50dtl Grass
Texan Steers. s. jOdt3 90.
Siteep-ReocIDts 800 shipments. l.40O' Common 20 Me-
dunn ~ O0GS2 5 Far TO CnOce So 1888 5O LmO 81 90
df3 90.
Hogs Receipts. $500 shipments 1900 Light 81 000
81 IL Packing. 81 5OHs3 90 Heavy. ~ l06si rs.
BUFPALo Oct observation-disclosures to-day. 5000 heads total
for thus far $500 head tune week 5000
head consigned through 1928 dull and steady
Good 70 Chooo 5toer S. 700Sj 49, stockors and Feeders
- 26df3 90.
Sheep Receipts TODAY 1000 head total week thus far
q 900 head for time week 1000 head conssnod
through market Inactive and STEADY Medium ~
Good 81 O0us5 90 dood TO Choice 81 s5' western
Lambs 81 O0dA rs. -
ogs-Receipts 1900 head total for week thus far
$1,000 head for time last $4,000 neah ron.
signed through u OF which 80 20 York Market
steady Medium " Fair Workers. 81 2ossA 30 oosa W
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA sTOOKs
BAN FRANCIsCo Oct K Iaa3

~ % cents Der share. ~ "''''''A0"'
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINR.
CHARLESTON. Oct 5.-Turpentine firm at 32n
SAVANNAH. Oct b. -TnrDcnt ine steaiy NJ 80 &c.
WILMINGTON. Got e.-Iurpentine firm &C J2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

There was barely line of news from
the oil country yesterday; certainly mono OF
moment TO the certificate speculation A stronger
tone attended the market up to the last
hour, but the trading was only moderate and salcs
were provoked heretofore by slight advance The
bulk OF the traders prefer 10 risk loss OF few cents
on a possible advance by waiting till tho speculation
Indicates positive tendency than docs at pres
the time prices resist the pressure sales
with surprising steadiness The market Ia cents
from the final OF Saturday the extent OF the
the close only u cent The end quiet ana
may DO called steady. UN
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the Con.
solidated Excbange.were as follows:
Opening. ............100Hs Lowest. 100s
Highest. Final ................1O
Sales barrels. ,S02, 900
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Net earnings for months OF 1885 under 1881 lg3
Net DDgs for months OF 1885 under 1885, 33GCG7G
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

q olec si45ai so Butchers Grades. $. 45SsisoI Rss
81 90 Q54 81
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MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY FIR
MORTGAGE BONDHGLDERS,

Copies tho plan ADJUSTMENT the interest on the
boncs OF this be obtained application TO the
undersigned.
w. w NEyIN, 32 Nassaust. New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

NUUYVII VI
1000. y
y y Lack & " LIST
o non 101b
= J Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

CIyCINNATI OCT. . -FlO1T 0ulet aud steadY Fnmy
81 3OGs4 50. Fancy ST. 5fsi 81 Wheat hrn' Ma tIoi'
DC shipments $500 lush Corr firm
No > Mixed. I4d44l4c. oats weak No. Mixed &c.
Hvc-No Fall BIc Barley steady No. ; Fall. S2c.
Pork dull 50 %: Iard easier At 50 900s5 0!tg.
RuEmcats steady: shoulders, IS 25 Shortrib s. 4O
DScon Gnet and arm shoulders 81 = snorrb. 81 ~
sL0rl Uloar ST. S. WhisKey firm and stcpiy at 81 O3
uogs uuet Common ami Light. 50 2l0Si 20 PACK
Inc anc butchers coaSi 30 ceceIpts G7S heid .lo
u,eut.. I4y hrso.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-09

wv ANrED- BY A GERMAN ANN mn,
" A Situation to take charge ~ L
ranch or hotel; b nh understand The h1Si1,a
thorough y; best of ref renees can he III,
Address +. H.. postotice. 49, - On y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-09

uess }, year Of sl,GoO,OC0. He was
once a slave, and, ragged and bare
footed, followed Sherman and his troops
in their march to the sea. Cincinnati
has a col0red furniture dealer whose
check is good any day for 100000, al
though q years ago he was a Kentucky
slave. The late Robert Gordon, Of Gin
cinnati, owned 80 tour story residences
at the time of his death. One day he
entered Queen City bank and
asked for government bonds. The
cash. or did not know him, and, when ne
handed out his check for $4,000, The
cashier appealed in astonishment to the
president OF the bank. "Give him the
bonds,n said the latter, "his check
good for three times that" San, FL an
cisco has 10 colored men assessed above
SIS 900 each. Detroit has a colored drug
gist with big store on Woodward ay
enue. Jones, of Chicago, is worth hal
a million, and Buffalo has several no
groes who pay taxes on $4,000 each
| Robertson, Of st. Louis, who latel.
died, owned barber shop whose tit
tings cost So, 900 and was acknowledge
to be the finest shop in the world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-09
WEALTHY oolored Mon.

There are 1893 coloreu men In Washing.
ton who are worth over $4,000 each, 90
worth $4,000 each, and nearly 1000 who
pay taxes on 5000 each. George l..
williams, ex-member of the Ohio as.
semb!y and author OF the history Of tho
colored race, l. worth $4,000. Frederick
Douglass has $30O,00O, and now lives
in and owns house opposite
Washington, formerly. owned by a
man who ~ hated the blacks that he re-
fused TO sell anything 10 them. John Il.
Cooke, TAX Collector of the District OF
Columhia himself pays taxes ON $3.50 1000.
John NJ Langston, United States Min-
isler 10 Uayti, has SI50On. John Lynch,
OF Mississippi, who presided 80 ably a.
the Chicago convention last
summer N very wealthy. So y
Cougressman Smalls. DIR. Gloster len
$1,000 900 when he died, and has n son.
in.law worth $4,000, besides a ion'
story drug store In New York. John Y
LOWS, OF Boston, makes the clothes OF
The Bescon Hill dudes, and did q bust
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-09
CITY ELECTION.

MAYORALTY, DALLAS, MARCH 4, 1888.
MI In accordance with the Charter Of the
city and resolution of the City Council
adopted on the third day of the present
month, an election Is directed to be held IN
he several wards OF the municipality, on
TUESDAY, APRl W, 1885, the same being
,1. first Tuesday after first Monday in sald
month, for the election Of the following
named officers, tO-wit:
A Mayor.
A street Superintendent, should that of
lice be created prior 20 said election by the
Legislature now In session.
One Alderman from each ofthe six ware
| for full term Of iwO years.
One Alderman rom the Fourth Ward to MI
| the uueS tired term of y. q. smith, resigned
| One Alderman flOm he sixth Ward To I'LL
! The uneXpred term OF John Henry Brown,
resigned
one School Director from each Of the six
| wards
The voting places AMI presiding officers
| will be rs follows;
| In the First Ward, mt the Court house; G.
| NJ. Terry, pres. ing officer
In the Second Ward NJ bests StOrei VIM
| u. Lennon, presid & officer
In the 1hiri Ward, ut Roy's Grocery store
corner of Ross avenue and Harwood street
| W. u. Best, Presiding officer.
| In thc Fourth ward, at the corner Of Err
way and Polk streets; David Goslln, presld
ing officer.
store, a. theiutersectton fCommcrce,J uck
son ana Preston streets; John j. EalIin
presiding officer.
In the siAth Ward, AZ the Store, west cor
uer ui Live Oak and Hawglus streets; W. II
merton, presiuing officer.
Snid election shall be conducted in accord
+. ance with sections three and eight of In
Charter, aud section SIX, article seven OF u
i State Constitution, ptCscr bag The qualilica
ton of voters, as shown ON pages lOlrtee
and fourteen the printed "Charter an
Ordinances of the City Of Dalias."
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
f Mayor pro tenn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-09
Tim RennI, Hninl.

Mr. S. f. McIlhenney, the prince Of
hotel managers, formerly Of the Grand
Windsor, of thi} CITY, and late Of the
fremont, of Galveston, has leased tho
Beach hotel, of that city, for period OF
five years, and those who visit the Is
land city and know him, are certain to
stop with him, spring, summer, fall, win.
tor, rain or sunshine, for they know lull
well that withersoever he ia there Is a
good hotel also. lie is the Same under
every and all circumstances polite,
courteous, accommodating gentleman,
and, last but not least, one of the few
men on earth who know how TO run a
hntal
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By authority vested in me by the
Democratic executive committee of the
city, and through It's directions hereby
order primary conventions for the pur-
pose OF selecting delegates to Demo-
cratic city convention, to be held ON
Saturday, the Ath of March, At the
courthouse, at o'clock p. m. Ward
conventions for tho selection of dele
gates to the city convention are to be
held on Wednesday, the 18th, at
o'clock %. M, and shall he held at the
following places: First ward, CITY nail
Second ward, corner of Lamsr and
Camp streets; Third ward, ut klng's
store, corner of Ross avenue and Har-
wood streets; Fourth ward, Young's
school-house; Fifth ward, Bogle's brick
store-house, 1926 Main street; Sixth
ward, corner OF Live Oak and Hawk
ms street. The representatives from
tho First ward shall be six delegates;
Second ward, nine delegates; Third
ward, six delegates; Fourth ward,
seven delegates; Fifth ward, four
dolegates; Sixth ward, seven dol
egates, this being one delegate
to each 80 votes cast for John Ireland
for governor at the last state election
The call for the city convention Is tC
nominate a Democratic candidate fol
mayor. The ward meetings on Wed
nesday night are instructed to nomi
nate one Democratic candidate for al
derman from each ward, respectively
and, in the fourth and sixth wards, tC
nominate candidates for aldermen u
fiji the vacancies caused by the resigna
ton of Ed G. Smith and John Henry
Brown.
The ward conventions are also in
structed TO select one candidate IRON
each ward for school trustees. The CAL
for the city convention IL also made
that an executive committee Tor Jnt
city may be selected for the next t"1
wears. w. IL. PRATHER,
Chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee of tho City.