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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

HIpEs-Aga gain IN moderate request At generally steady
PmfoPs-Unohansed and very duh at 7alocr for state
HAY AND sTRAw-Trads was rather moderate. bit no
further changes OF moment took place We quote nay-
No 4 gOa II 90 No ., 30 gUc.i No 15d0uC shipping
grades ~ a75c straw-No l. 7oG7be DAT and Wheat 4oa
MoLAssEs- and and quite nominal at l7al7hc
for coo test boiling SUCK - ,.,, =, e,.iaere
po eesHsS S0 delivery Issued az s5
Tin nrm reseins a. e3ss 70 noi,c se1ed AZ 20 soc
Tin Plate dun AMI weak 90 asked Transferable notices
Tsit more depressed cSSEe TsTstsos PSSs'
lo29c LEAD ri sed spoitcr quiet and steady at 4+@
EAvXT sroREs-srirs Turp,eatine about steady
though dun At 4i,c.. on he SPOT There was no ,pecula
strslned 10 GOOD rainei Tar and Pitch quiet
oII.s-IB moderate iobbng sale at uniformly steady
t6cfhN FREIGnrs- The movement as whole vas llsht
however steady prevailed tho decline IN The price OF
wheat team n ss sIie wse TO DSSiSm PoT
from rh@deb German a SaS sg TS ssf rsns OH b
refined OIL Oh private terms vessel TO arrive BREM
G Gsne Oh =. 5o" MEAN iio@ PhSs
pa an lR RsT G GP Sci hence "a T.h D1f
4 90 bbs. refined OIL "a III - hene9 Brnsh
Mimi che bark With deals Od contract .... DIRK
-. d. on Tito direct pOri in The United Kingdom 81
IA o. hence an American bark Tiih general cargo at
The Leading items were 10 h ibd, hence.
Sap SI grain S%d iSS goods.
canned meat. Is. - Li;iBoN hence .a 100 cases
wUoden are quoted al LIVERPOOL hence steam
wax I5s ~. II liz sram hence 10 boxes bacon. los
49,. BREMEN. steam hence. bD tcs. lard. 40 pigs
PRovIsiONs-PORR-1hcre ~ moderate demand from
Sales 80 bbls spot Su $3.50 30. Mess quoted
80 0sI1 30 for Inspected and 80 for uninspscted
f.a1 nss Mes $40 o ~
sss: ST. ST. Gcss iSoc 90 no 1 a S'n SO co. a 1
$50 o. Family. si2 cOssis %; bEEF HAMS
MEA1s--Hayc fair inquiry. with most attention to
Picked Heiliss IL IL average &c; 800 MO u and Is h.
6ise; go Picked Hams, lh0ll Ao 300 Picked shond
& ee sm ase' sSo.de uS S rf ah
l. al &c ......MIDDI.Er-Dul Eun ~ IA ell -
8s t Clear IL News ss S5 Clear s Sr os RsfTey
HOGB-io,ds sIeaGy prce vain fair demand. CITY
Heavy TO Light, 6staG gci Pigs. 30 6sc LARp-Ine
as ponts closing with the best figures ruling
hrm Speculation moderate but cash trading continues
for export G5uc $40 reptember 642o6 4sc, closing
64SGG.blc. $500 October go d0btc closing 6.,-4
69lc. November closing 90 900 c. l. % tea December
CITY steam firm Sales go at 0.4Oc Rcnned
quoted at 676c and south American q. 90 zoe
Sales. 900 tcs Continent private terms 30 TIER
qualtes rule dull. state Creamery a. ~ az CT western
sSbs ssi E Western sS pay sie Western aeo1
6GlSc; Imitation creamery, l3d lOg CIi EESE--las
not varied since last E,,h Es demand STATE s7c
iec' CANADIAN faii ri western. Isi4Ie.
HiCE-In small demand and essential changes In
sUGAR-Raw grades quiet, but steady at bts5ac,
grades 400 Lice reported Refined
and Cut Loaf and Crushed quoted at cyclic Cubes
6aSgIsc; Powdered. 6as@01.s u..o,o,,,
T1LL6w-stesdy and in moderate demsad. Prime City
quoted AZ DC. saies $4,000 ~ DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
COTTON MAHKErs-gY rELsyeAp1

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 24.-12:3Op m.-CotJon dull Middlng
UpIands 3D.. Middling orleans, 61i saes7000 bales
Including for speculation and export receipts
bales Amerc Futures duct Upands Low Middling
clause August and September delivery. 25Gfd DO sep
tember October delivery k36d DO october aud No.
yember delivery. 2964d; do November anu December
livery ly64d do. December and January delivery 40
ruary March delivery. 2364d March and April
livery 8 25.O4d.
docket 400 bales Old do
d. m-cOttOn- Of the day included $500 bales
American Futures hrn; UplsRds. Low Middlng clause
August delivery 1890 buyers do August aud September
delivery 2564d buyers do september and October delivery
Sad sellers November ana December delivery. 1900
sellers DO December and January delivery. lg4d sellers
do January aud February delivery. 2UGid yalue:
March delivery 2304d. sellers; do
AND Apr delivery. b Zl-b4d. buyers.
m-COtton- Futures closed quiet Uplands Low Mid
ding cisnse August delivery 2b64d buyers DO. August
aud delivery 256id buyers do September and
delivery 20 sellers; do November ma December
livery l064d sellers do. december and January delivery
l9.f1d sellers; DO January and February delivery 20
sd buyers February and March delivery, 2J-64d.
sellers do March and ADril delivery, 25.6id. buyera
GALVESTON August 2A-COtt0n euiet. M.ddling, 9se
Low MlddlDg, Gig Good Ordinary, 1916 net receipts
5s5 bales: gross 62 Daes Exports Coastwise 638 bales
sales. $50 bales stock lofo bales
SAVANNAH August ~ -cotton firm Mddinr. 9a@ Low
Exports Coastwise. OH bales sales $50 bales
NEwORiEAxs August 24.-Cottou dull, Middling, GIG.
Low Middlng 9ss GOOD Ordinary. 9s receipts $40
col bales Exports the Continent 256 bales
sales, 200 bales; stock, ll40s bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

FLOOR AND MEAL-FLoUR1continued ir,esnpat, en.
are lower but il is dut 70 how much lower IN the
R afSsr doG and per the market Is
s end t ,sS T Mn q 'f EIT 81
snpern 80 for spring g. soSss 90 Tor o w hh
M Tns 4 i. y 5 Sss 51'i1 oacaCnsFne
I rsHcy RS IS s1ss:S SS Ss S
emsl ooasS - Common TO Far ~ one - co~mon
G gss : annsscts So Gas co. Clear o5qs
s sss 5S BAKERS nIa y common %
Par Extra. 81 IodSi 90 Fair toSo9d ~ Se t FYtra
city Nm iOr Wet I9S,ss - sssi 30
sgSIs Common % Good Extra at sa5sI5 Good to
Choice DO 81 0es5 RYEFLoUR-, S eo, sales
bbIs sqprne at 81 SSG w T. y, iS 81 80 and
lots orr ls2c with
doing Tor export, aud light trade try Milling Options
have been active very rrsuT heavy ae eq then
advanced = @ then ruled very irregnlsr anS aeIsd "a
TIE dsy which decline o. l Ks ss es,aIf, , NTH
s 600 SssS. spot AMI 70 arrive ncludnE 2. 90
Ole 90 ees hsisht AMI l laiusSs do cost freight and
insurance. ~ Ic No BED sas t, 40; a. SEP
tember Poa0e &C. closing a. snssi DO OCTOBER cs-,ns
at * c DO December y1a -. .'iI rssr,,TV so.n1
npI SO 81 o So l. ciosins o' Nav closing al
RYE Wa dull and nominally. unchapgca BAhLEY
6sd fr but quiet Win United buslnee, export and
homo opuons have been Gun An t6n eeIne1
a &c then advanced &c OCTOBER only The otee. months
ioNS.t nccs Of The day whi-h ~ &c under the
co.ing prces 81 safursy salea ~ 900 bush. fninre
~ O0o beh spot Including Ungradei Mred nj dSt gci
No 69sld e. In elevator IS aroat un Fiadrf Grow
no 2 DO september o%a
52Isc closing 52c 40 October \ o. g. e"slns n :.
cember lgi. d4gc closing 80 &C.. OATS ash lots
bsv been moderately active and Ia c lower ana IN -ono
OpflOnses- and opening weak AZ
decline OF &c further declined ". ADJUST &c on
SENT ,ber and October and closed steady sales fooo
bush. including No AZ g 957o DO Whit .-e5 80
SI5a r 40 White 8ic. No. ! and No. White, nominal
Western Mred 3 d3gc; White. 81 dtac state 40 le
No August 81 d8l &C CLOSING ~ 3lc 90 epteinDeI ~
2nisc elosng AZ sc do October, yO $50 clorlna At
n Ia do November closing at Sic. bd-f ED udlct
steady.
stocks IN store in New YORK BROOKLYN and Jersey city
grain warehouse and held railway lighters ccrlneate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good Prime steers sold year ago 90 70 ds7 90
The average wss estimatedat 90 90
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The arrivals tho past week
head than last week and lAlS head more
than corresponding week last year
supply OF Cattle has been liberal tho past week ana
tended downward but the demand for homo con-
sumption been fairly good with FREQ call Tor export
early In week. The decline Wednesday did not
eeed the better grades MI Eastmans large purchases
for the European market sustaining prices beyond expect
With only 100 Offering Friday the Common an
Medium grades ruled steady and Good 70 Choice Cattle were
tribe stronger, and everything sold 49,
There slight Improvement Ia British markets Win
best American Live Cattle selling up TO l5c and Refrigerator
Beef At loo
yesterday and today 21s at Jersey City
81 ears 10Th making ~ head against oey head
Monday Mt Eastman received 90 cars ana
stern Metzger o aud only transaction tho
sale Of 10 state fulls at2lc -
arrivals at Jersey City all the market but 20
tho trie not vRFded -1Il 10 a. m lano
opened fair but prcee md and with no
help from exporters ths VsrSe coud not DO
cleared BIZ over 30 oarltaiA Coed to Choice steers
sold early In the oy well to Tdsys preee but closed
lower Other grades Of Natives Declined from 10 70
200 Mediums showing the greatest falling on and Texans
and Coorao were rated ~ sellers ali shswU from 20 20
6Oc per 100 70 lower -.
Coorados and Half reeds at 81 25Qs0 go per 100 ID Very
sales Of Natives below So and prices hinged nom
chicago selling TO 50 Sso a. and tops at % DO Bus
Ehe Egyptian Monarch viii be laden with 1.-Two Cattle to-
,,, - - d. ,,-...,
Beef AM Mutton were As follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL dARxEr,

EUROPEAN 1ANNETt
IoxDoS Aug 2i-12.30 m.-Consos 100 IL o for both
money and accounts Omitted states -Four Per Cent Bonds
116s do -Four Hall Cent Bends l14s. Atlantic
and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Certificates
BAL do 8i Erie Second COnsois CU7s
Illinois Central 1877 u Mexican Ordinary. 25 81. Paul
Common s2s. NcwYorE Central, 1913 o. Pennsylvania 81 p
paris quote Three at 81 francs
II - confines Tor the account
Rsr silver is quoted at 4ssfi.
lpm- Onsols. 100 isior both money and tho accounts
Canadian Pacific 46ss Erie Second CGnsOls $685. Illinois
Central 1915 Mexican Ordinary, "a: 81 Paul Common ~ y
New. York Central 1882
4so D. In-The Of bullion gone into Of
England OF balance today ~ &5.OU0
advces quote Three Rentes at 81 francs
centiihes for the account.
Canada Northwest LsndCompany. 2ls Hudson Bay Com.
nam lq1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
MONDAY, Aug. PAR. N.

Il MONDAY, Aug. PAP NJ.
ne stock speculation entered UPON the week tame
Ebne ard dull In volume Of business. Some hitch in
London market caused failure send us from there
quotations Of the buoyant character that had been
nged for and such small advances as Tiers were 70
sed were without effect upon our opening prices,
zen AZ rule proved to be little lower than cur last
Fss on Saturday. Total trsnsactons of only lb3l07
reject the general stagnation and a
taaung decline from the opening and generally
sest prices Of the day to the closing and generally
'owest ngurss Of tho day denote dyspeptic con-
. Tor the market There was no particular pressure
seocks. and IL fortunate thing for prices that
vas not, because the market to-day was In NO dts
VOC 10 take any greater load than It now Ia carry
4 Ferhsps ssscks were withheld from free offerings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
LIVE STOCK MAaKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Aug. A-7hs Dr0Ders Journal reo0rts Cpis--
Reeepis 500 mead. shipments 210O Gezf market nrn
Exports 30 15f5 90 Cows Miref 81 7b1st TO- Stoek
81 1904 0O Feeders 81 769s4 0oi TeIans - 500
81 90
Hsss-Rsceipts $4,000 shipmentz 6O00 FIRM
Rough MiIea " 0aSl So: PACKING and shipping 81 80
"a 70 Iight - 250ss 90; skiDs 81 mass 50.
Sheep Receipts Loo head 5hipnents - heaf market
inferior 90 ass sz OO073 10; Jexa
81 lass
auPPALn Aug 2lCeitc- asceipts TO-DAY 1000 head total
for thus $500 mead q ~oez 100
head consgneo tnroIxn. 10 cars market lover
s. 0U0t3 40.
SA<sp Receipts today 500 for thus far
10000 time 5000 head consigned
threush- 0 cara maFEst dull and stssdy, Asdaam ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. AUGUST 25 1885,


GOOD 1888 ss Good to Choice 50 ooos4 2S Western
Eoes-Recesprs today 10000 head total thus FAR
1900 head for sane dina LAS wees lsoo9 sssn com
Sfeady, Medium 70 Fair Workers 81 061A 70 0ood TO
thece - soS0oo Butchers eradeA - 7oessso Pigs'
sr Logs AgE -cstls,- Esceipts Zoo ship%snes
g eoaSs so seye Butcher Steers 50 AoGsA ooI Grass
shesp-Reoslpps. 100, shipments 1900 Common 70 Ne
dunn 81 90 6s2 so: Fslr 90 onoice 81 rs asa rs -
a 76 PscfiSs 81 o3SS 30 HEAVY HEAVY. 81 gc9si so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

CHICAGO Aug A.-Flour duh and unchanged Choice
Winter 5D1sJ 25' SDrln9 Wheat 81 oO1sa zo
Minnesota saksrs s. 50ost so Patents 81 l5Ss5 6o'
~ Oh 81 80 400sJ 40 In barrels
Wheat active and lower sales RANGED August %
eIosins AZ 7sos september. 7SAgie'sc siosnK az 1875
octoner 10 y ds2c elosing sOs; No.2 surne 7sc No
9 sprinr Tie. No . Red. "a 9o No ieh yl2c Corn
active and higher Cash. 44sc AuRust ti040S closing
1sc-s septsmoer s4st5he eosins az .c. October,
Az dI4c at IS c oats stfonR; saies rankel:
Cam lille August 26as27c eiosma &C 26hc; septsni-
Dor. A2d2l &C. ooeing At "a hye e,ssIj 30 30 30 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pr yorA Rsssr. Vessels and Railroads.
Esy-YoRR. Aug. "a. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-YORK. Aug. q. 1888.
COFFEE-Rio In legitimate was quiet but eteady at
elc for old fair cargoes sales 900 bags OF Bea on
private terms on Change Rio was steady with pass
sold closing August 6S066 s.; September 67O9bIoi
October, 6.7606sO, November 8s016S5 December $50
$780, January Transferable orders, 5oOc MIG
grades quiet and steady.
CoTTONon the spot the movement was allow put prices
remained steady. Sales. 24O bales, all Tor nome use
Dely cred on contract 1900 bales.
The quotations. according TO the American CLASSIFICATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
ugust So s2bsss 7s cosnrs 90 7s september g s7so

$50 si0sns - Fishsss7S 6giobsE g s.b
; sss: rs y .sn g 90 AssS.s . & seq
shoulders 81 0ode4 26 Short RIB sides IS 45eso o0s
Short Clsar. oo sS sods9 50 asceipts-Pour 1000
10000 sasns Rys $4,000 onshs ssr,ex eooo shpmsass
eusna osA $4,000 ousn. dye 1000 busn barley LOCO
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

PsomA m y, ans 2x-Cosn active HIN Mssa aaisetsci
&c; New 40 Mifed 2se14Sa RYE dulh No. $3.50 NC
ReceiptsCorn. 900 bush oata 900. Rye 1900 buses
1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
spIHrrs OF ruRPESrrNE

CKkKLEsTox Aug. 2l-Turpcntine. hrm 81 a2ko
eAvASNAH. Aug ~. -T'urpentine arm nc Jziec
wnAuofoS. Aug. 24--Turpenune firm &C lsse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

Good Ordinary ... 1l.16 Low Mifdlng........ 5.le
strict Good Ordinary. Ss Alddling .----..-- Vioio
Futures opened points decline early and points al
the firm az points advance on near and points
months Sales 81 900 bales IranseraDe orders Az
10 CSC The nnal figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
Financial.

20 wALL-sr, NEu-YoRk. Aus sst II, lssA
HAVING RECEIVED the assent Of morc
IL than q majority OF the s5O00O0o0 Pint Mortgage
londs OF the NewYork West and Bu9Aio Railway
90 70 the psa q and lease contained n og
Ut the close Of business Tuesday o.
the privilege OF accepting the osr thern made foef4n
holders deposit bonds that date with ,.
iorgan Co. In London rcnparAFy receipts VIII ~
10000 each. presentation at ocs and sfsr
DRExEL. MORGAN 4 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

HLEsAr TIE coysoLTDA TED sTooR AND PETRo-
LEUM EYCHAYGE.
STOCKS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03
Hood


as to derive their greatest medicinal effects
with the least disturbance to the whole sys-
TEN. In fact this preparation is so well bal
anced in its action upon the alimentary
canal, the liver, the kidneys, the stomach,
the bowels and the circulation of the blood,
that 1t brings about healthy action of the
entire human organism that can hardly be
credited by those who have not seen the re-
markable results that have followed its use.
If the Sarsaparilla does not prove sufficiently
ly laxative, take few doses of HOOPS VEG
ETABLE PILLS. 1t is well in all cases Of
biliousness to take these pills in connection
With the Sarsaparilla for the first ten days
That dull. sleepy, sick feeling can be wholly
overcome by the use of these remedies. VIII
you give them a trial and be yourself againf
An ex-alderman of this city says of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, 1t Is the strongest Sarsapa-
rilla ever saw"
Each dollar bottle contains one hundred
averages doses. Sold by all druggists.
Price one dollar, OF six for FIVE dollars.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, prepared only by c.
l. HOOD g. CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
" Use HOOPS TooTH-PowDER.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03
NEVER

In the history Of proprietary medicines has
any article met success at home equal to that
which has been poured upon HOOPS SARsA-
PARILLA Why, such has been the success
of this article, that nearly every family in
whole neghborhoods have been taking 1t at
the same time. Every week brings new evil
dence of the wonderful curative properties Of
this medicine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE U.V.M.
Thirty-second Annual commencement Ex-
ercises-CouierrinS Degrees, Awarding
of Prizes and neutrality-suspicious.
to the Class by Hon. j. W.Stewart.

The exercises of the thirty second an
nual Commencement of the Medical De
partment OF the University of Vermont
were held in theHoward Opera House Mon
day evening in the presence of IA large au-
dience. Upon the platform were Presi-
dent Buckham, \. u. Grnnell, NJ. d.,
Dean of the Medical college, and members
of the Medical faculty, members of the
Academical faculty, Senator Justin s.
Morrill,, Hon. John w. Stewart of Middle
bury, ri. Rev. Bishop Bssell, Hon. j. ID.
Hatch Hon. Daniel Roberts, Hon VIM. g.
Shaw. EX-GOVernors Fairbanks, Farnham
and Proctor, Rev. DR.. Clark of Boston,
the Trustees OF the University, DR.
c. p. Thayer, members of the clergy
alumni of the University and representa-
tive citizens. Music for the occasion
was furnished by Sherman's Military
band, land was of excellent quality.
The exercises were opened with prayer by
the chaplain, Rev. f. J. Parry. After Il
selection by the band, the usual ceremony
of comforting degrees was performed by
President Buckhams The following are
the names of the graduates
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03
Continued on Sth pageJ

The most stubborn cases of dyspepsia and
sick headache yield to the regulating and ton
ing influences of Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try it,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03

Combines the
BEST Remedies
Of the vegetable
kingdom, and in
such proportion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03

we have conscienceS void of offence toward
you, whether we have done Tor you all
that we could and Ought To have done,
whether by some fnaT word We may in
some measure correct any mistakes, or
make up for any deficiencies of our past
duty to you. If that might he 50, If your
Alma Mater might at this last moment
speak some word that should linger long
in your memory and come up to your
thoughts in your brooding hours, and give
shape and direction to your whole lives. |
think no safer or nobler maxim of life
could be commended to you than that
which the great apostle set forth. Strive
to have an unrebuking conscience toward
God and toward men. Give to God the
first consideration in all your plans and
endeavors Not to make Him supreme i'll
life is to start with fatal misadjustment
which will mar and disorganize it all the
way through. To make godliness the
centre of ones life is to give to the whole
life consistency, sweetness aud power.
But in all your judgments and activities
have regard also to men, to their needs
and claims. their rights in you and all that
you call yours. Let nothing human be
foreign to you. Let it be said of you by
some others, If possible by many, che help
ed me in shaping my life; 10y his opinions,
his persuasions, his example, he encour-
aged me in right believing and right liv-
ing" So may there come to you by and
by the Masters approval and reward
Thou hast been faithful over II few
things, be ruler over many things"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07
Honey Grows.

HONEY GROVE, De-. 6-[Spec lal l.
The past week has witnessed busy
scenes IL the cotton meiksl here An
average of $50 bales per dsy was re-
ceived, making total of 100 bales
to date. Prices to-day ranged from
So to o. Among prominenl nuysra
more are w. Q. Reed, Il j n Rpbpott,
A. Il. Wood d j. Kiucsid, wilkins d
picseus, q. NJ. McGlassen. Culbgh an
u Robinson and s. johnson. A ma.
iority OF the buyers nay spot cash.
Gtoaltney d Co. aro dsing Is srpwing
business In buving heed Gotgnn Tor
shipment TO Denispn ana ols.watre.
Hymen will further ihls ,gcpk Cu
pid's work in tho msrriafe Ot Miss
Maggie Pirtle 10 Mt. W Erwin,
Miss S,llie l., Bell to Mr. L. ~. Nallo,
~, ard Misc Matte GodbeD q. M !.
w Brame, The last two couples hsvo
arranged for double woidiGg &c take
place In the Methodist churoH Fhurs-
day evening.
Among the depnriures FROM Honey
Grove are Mrs. w. u. MOuniAaslis 80
Mckinney, on n vi-it W falallFRs; Il.
Kincaid aud j, BALDWIN ior Nash.
vile, Tennessee, 90 prter thg meIiea,
c1llsred; Mr.. II G. PinHt fdr BIO N.
wood, Texas, and Mr George - ps.
ley for ST, Louis.
Mr.. George Hendersp8 h8u rctaru.d
from Poughkeepsle, n v York, bt ar
ing an Eastern busiuts college al.
plUnia of u high ~ de-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07

s''o cnly shout 90 mon astemn,sd IN
esoape. Nine others Were wounded bv
No Snoss pouring Ia on them by- mo
tusr,lS STATIONED around them, and
only ili"e men succeeded in getting by
~ SCsroS, three OF whom have Been
nl!oe fecsptured, leaving only SIX in
wy WOODS, There were about l75 men
"a Tue eAtap, snd al OF them were at
h1s. y 10 ~ said, inclined to run, but the
en2sir5at G action Of toe guards, aud the
SiiliuG aad wcpudipg Of ths lesdars.
usLsrfvd them Greatly. THIS guards
~ I. I a3ptyins thotr guns, USED their
s4N-Shnotels, and several wers wound.
ed with pisIoi balls. The prison
surgeon, Dr.. jamison, thinks thas
carry az OF th0sa wounded will 10.
cover' The prison Officials hnye
psen anxious 10 finish no tholy CON
tfact OF building tho road 10 Lufkin
iot some titao, AID have been S9udiuy
sIl mo spato men down possible. and
sinoug Che number IA iotOf long termed
0espS -aie man. l. ia thought tha;
illa5 at ,Ge Slx eae&u,ui eouvirts will
% steap ,ur0d, a. uaD are in pursuit.
~ perA,tandantG nr8e ia anxious 10 gst
tina men oil the railroad 10 enable hin,
!" 1Ao he iurnacs here to its full CO.
pGcity
Al Immense supply OF Gre, coal and
llIa6 rs being brought il, and the aim
"ili % 80 make 70 tons OF pig per day