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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
rev YORK.
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New YORK, Jan 26 -Flour-dull.
Wheat-Spot lots to u lower; OPP
tions opened J to lower, later closing
at inside rates; No red IS; No 2 red
9ll0935; No 2 red February 9l69l@,
closing 81 March 92l@93, closing 923;
May 95s@96l closing 95s
Corn Spul lots o. ened to q lower
options I tn II lower, closing weak !
No 3 58s@54l; No . SO; No 2 Janu-
AIRY $50 d. k..u; ehru,rN 503@5l, clos
ing 5uf; Much 49s@50s, closing SO,
U"ffre-5pot qulrl; RIO dull options
stead, and moderately active; Febru-
AIRY 7 7O(97 rs; March 7 S597 so; April
00@S %: May s zoos 10
Sugar-Q Iiet but hrm; powdered
81; grRuulzted 81
MOIa-ses-Qu but firm.
Rice-S eauy and fair demand.
TalloW-Sleady.
Rusiu-Qniet
Turpen iue-Dull.
Pork Quiet.
Beef-St, ady.
Cut Meats-firm; long clear mid
ding 81.
Lard = Higher; spot 1597 2Oi Feb
rusry 14@7 Is; March 2S@7 70.
LIVE STOCK
Beeves-Reo-Ipts 400, mskicE H.
$50 for the week. FAIR trade al forue
prices TO near close, WHEN SONS cnu
cesaiOns were made IN cl ar yards Ex
tremes, natives. 4 90Ca@7 25i stage, oxeI
and cows s 25(a5 90 Five car load
corn. fed T-xAu steprs sold at 40
sheep r, ceiDts Is 200 making $500
| Gor tla VvaLk. dull ana 10 ger Oue car
load Texas sheep sold ~ 2 IS; poor /
mime native sheep zoos 60; c jmmoi
to choice lambs 25@6 20.
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Furniture--heRCateadn, initiation ualn
each, ~ t0pS ". All walnut, % 5OblO 60i Chairs
wood esAt, y don, s. 1907 90; cane and rata
scat, 81 COOS co. cRno seat, dining, el2 oQ020 D
CbildB and rockers s. Q02ia 5N large rockl ~
%; Mlrrorn, arch topa q don, " eOnla Y
rnbloa round, 0lOORS69; NIL leaf, W bOA5 "
Safes, oAon, s. 2Ssg7 10; bureaus, vs. b109Q v
wash stands, 81 gSfo8 30; bed springs. - 1891
BabY CArringea, " 60a2n
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sEahtern TexsE cattle At aDout l4nes, Anp
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle 81
about two dollars per head less than tbs
above quotations.
Tine above prioos are for herds OF 100 head
and upward of best NORTH Texas cattle de-
llVered on the tTaiL
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A Good Investment for Z Catiieman Or .
Han With Honey.

For sale Or viii trade Tor cattle oab SAIL o.
whole Interest IA 0Qe N the beas~pAt Ing Jew
elrv allfesIn Tazsa. 10 8 Town coEtelnfnK tza
lnhabltauts, with sfFg littlo pppp4itinu. hAyH
fsga q yea ola8f n * peueee cong ln4ee on
4Fofh uian 81 fhe bench For fHfthff peftie'
aiafs addFess ne fnAnnsekq u tait p4pfa
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sales 4l.sOO hales.
Vow York.

NEW York Jan. os.-CoTToN-Spot
closed dull, / l6 higher.
Sales 1874 bales
Ordinary 0 4: good ordinary 10 -;
low middling II 3 10; middling II l'2;
good middling IL lll6i middling fair
10 IA
Futures closed barely steady, 2 TO :
points higher.
Galas lao 600
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!, ran 25 governments
steady.
rites quiet,
msrket opened generally
: advanced ! to /! during
NJ, better on Missouri Pa
- 20 he coal stocks We're
,n,er and advanced ! to }
hour the Missouri, Kan
was stronger owing TO the
Of tile coal compa-
mosred with satur-
prices closed gen
|Uhsr. Central Pacific
RI i! Delaware & Hudson
K.n,ss & Texas 4 Lake
| |,ni.vill- & Nashville !, Mis-
|h.l New York Central :,
rp , Northern Pacific pre-
bllnan Palace Car ! st.
| oltoOs , Texas & Pacific !,
l6c }, Western Union !
were lower were Burling-
En- !, Ore yon Transconti'
dst Paul preferred
MONEY,
III. Jan % Money 1@l4
s,oiile paper 4C9s; steillng
IA. b. frm at 4 Sd; sigh
EXCHANGE.
LEANS, La Jan 20 Slight
New York 81 90 per $1,000
sterllng b. B 4 S34
nm AND RAILROAD BoNDs
Xxx Jan. &c -Hhe follow
le Ollie al clusing quota
| New York Stock exchange
on, as compared with those
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wheat ono,us IS 20 60, medium 50; ini,
iye, t0r; onrn B5iatoo; haY, loose rom Tn
Fagup, b7 COOS % per ton bale hay, IS 0Os
10 %; bran, Soc, Per l0O; chops u OO0l ?
per loo
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DhiCngus
special 10 he Gazette.
CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan. 26.--The grain
market was dull aud uuinteresling.
Prices huciua ed but little. Dealers
are cautious and do not know what to
do next.
Wheat declined corn the same
May pork active and higher.
Lard futures steady.
Cash meats higher.
The cattle market was very dull and
somewhat lower ON all grades.
Sheep lower.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Q Quiet aud UNCHANGED.
Wheat--Jaunarv 7SS@T91 closed 79S;
February Tsl@792 closed 79l Marrh
79}(3S03 closed so; May S5l0S6l
clos S5s.
Coru-tash S7l@37I closed AZ 81;
March S7s@S7ip clustd at 37saS7s;
MSy 4l@4ls cus'd ~ 4ls
Port-UNsn 70 20@l2 Is; february
IL e0@l2 2h; March l227l@l2 80; May
IL 45@l2 $40
IL -t',sh or FEBRUARY 50; March
6 92l@6 90; May 1907 l2i
Buik M.nts-Spuul efs S5@4 90;
short ribs 6 2O@6 25i short clear 9 GOO
665.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports;
Hoge-Rec, ipts $1,000; 4 1904 So
Cattle n ceip's 7nO0; exports 8 00@
6 %; gOtd to choice ehippiny . M
Ga5 40; common 10 medium 00@5 20
,ru-fed Texans 4 00@5 90
SHEEP Receipts 800; steady; infe
rinr to fair 2l93 90; medium to good
256D4 90: ehnice To extra sheep anC
lAmns 5O(G5 90
The Druv-rs' Journal Liverpool
special quotes best American cattle
cent lower; tops Ia; dressed supply
large.
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LOCAL aARRETs.
cotton.

Good middlinE, gx; strict middling, w
middling, 81; strict low middlingi 81; low
faiddiiug. gX
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jan. 26.-Cot-
ton -SpOts closed firm, l-l6 higher.
Sales 1000 bales.
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COTTON mARHErs.
orror Receipts AZ ALI uNrrHo srArr.
PORTS
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CHANGE.
market opened Active
. Dlc. steadily to the
Cotton Higher.

was Done in the Grain
E hest and Uorn Closing
= Provisions Quiet
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@oiYidend. emo sales
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!, IAN % -Governmenls
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THE RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
1t Meets and Ptgb$tss t0 TExs ri.
nal Action.

A large and earnest Meeting Of Tie
committee appointed to consider the
railroad projects How before the peo-
pie was held at tie court House at
Shelby on Monday Maj6r- II. D. Lee
presided, M. George A, Prick was
made secretary and there were pres
eHt Maj, H. r. scEsthcki Cap.. t. j
Hoylei Ex-Shcriff ]. q, Fans, BIZ, W;
" dllbert, Mr.. R. B. Miller, MI, VIII.
H, Miller, Ex-senator Jas. L, WEBB,
MI. W, 4. Wray and MI D. D. Eatti-
more, Several other gentlemen also
conferred With the cothmittee. All Of
tie railroads proposed Mere flllly dis
cussed, each gehtiehiah stating his
views frahkiy and ff;eely. II Wis de-
veloped that tie Committee was iihan-
imoIsly in favor OF going to wofk up
on the roads very soon. At the same
TIME it was deemed advisable to Have
all Tie light possible and to MAKE The
plans, as definite as can be d6he; be-
fore The County is asked 10 vote Gboh
the APPROPRIATIONS, Tie ttomMittee
will Work together haarmohidHslS With
these ends III VIEW.
Messssrs, "; A. .Wfay; w. II, Miller
and Geo, A, Frick We're appointed a
Sub-cSmlhiitee to CORRESPOND or con-
fer with other committees and gentle
men interested in tie roads to Spar
tanbbrg,. Aston and Cranberry
Messsrs. Jas. L. Webb, R. MeBrayer
and r. B. Miller We're appointed a
sub-conl lnittee, to investigate the char.
ters Of the roads and tile legal tcondi.
tons surrounding the same. Both
the sub1coomnmittee will report to the
committeeat a meeting u Be called
by, the chairman.
The following resolution was unan
imously adopted:
Resolved, That this committee i,
in favor Of clsGelaHd county extend
ing material aid to. the proposed rail
road lines fr'om Shelby to Spartan
Burg, Aston and Cranberry Iror
Works and that, as soon as practica
bic, this committee win ask TIE coun
ty Commiiissiioiln5ers to order a vote up
on proper appropriations therefor b.
: Cleveland county" GEo. A. FkfcK.
Secretary
, Shelby. IN. Co. AurOrd.
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Col Gregg, the new collector OF in
tcrnal revenue for this district, made
the following appointments on assum-
ing the duties Of the Office last Mon
day morning;
Chief Clerk-George Cannon, Of
Knoxville.
ASSISTANT 'cleart-p. 5. Bower Bowers, 81
fKboxyille
,GgIaiiJIfSIl xtGreEssap Keepers sheriff
Morrow, Of ,J05Ihiiess,6oro, Ex-Counrty
Court Clerk Phillips, II M5nroe 'coun-
,'Ncity. GuagGr-kb5itSgafit Keller, d
Rf pspusS fsr fin iE.s tD5iS vi.ish. Aihen.
Hugh Moofe, 81 Athens.
Deputy 'for Second, Division, Knox.
Fitle-J, A. ADAMS, Of .Careyyille.
DEPUTY fqr Third Division, Morris
'town-W. S. Kyle, Of Syhitcsburg.
Deputy for Fourth Division, Greene
'ville-E. P. Reeves, q Greenreyiilie.
Deputy for Fifth Division, Maryville
T-Harrriiso'ni sidsletq'Hh, Of HM,aGfSyS2iille.
Deputy Tor Sixth lDfvisaio55nri, 9B}Fifsstotl-
George Mcclellan, Of Blonnf3ilie.
Deputy Tor Seventh piYishoon, Chat.
.tanto;oga-Ex-She McPberson. O,
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skrgtVt. q tS.s.,4rs,
Railroad Matters.

/, Wepublish two articles in this issue,
one from the Mcdowell, N. c., Bugle
and the other from the Shelby, N. c.,
lAurord, that ought to be OF interest to
some Of our readers. The people of
North Carolina are IN earnest in their
efforts to have a railroad through to
Cranberry Iron works A large meet
ing of the citizens, Of Cleveland
county was held at Shelby few days
ago to cchhefiEe4r ithe matter. We pub
lish the PIF!ooeeediiiHgs of the meetings
and II WIN BE f seen that + resolution
WAS adopted fa'yocir'iintg an appropriation
by the county to help Guild tie road.
Thatl6oks like BUSINESS, and We 'tfTfink
it means Business. If the road should
be completed to Cranberry, then it's
extension TO the Virginia coal fields
and the Ohio river is a forcgone con
.clusion, making a shorter route by
two hundred niles than any other
now in existence ' TIE o5utt,iiono'k for
Cranberry 'copinIicctiio1'nr is certainly en-
'eouragins. Watch I HI CoMEr and
you viii hear more Of It.
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The President and Fred Doug.
lass at Church.

WAsHINGToN. June 1.-The First
Presbyterian Chufck, Which is stu
ated in an questionable dIiarter OF
the City, was chosen by Tie President
as the place Of S%i9t}fSship for His house.
hold. This Gdhhlblrrcth 'bSSd deetditiitnHed in
popularity, "a YgFr9Gat deal Of it's old
strength g6 tJiiiHEg to bf Baltiqttfs fdAKihirch
at the West End. SECTIONAL Questions
had seriously affected DIR. Sunder.
lands congregation during the war
but it was believed that the Presi
dents cohhection with the church
would restore its original prosperity
and bring sack an e iii 'ofi3syooood feeling
The effect Of that Influence was i'm
hee{diitaItdfy Visible III Increased attend
anitcSe and a large dehiahd for pews.
Thfee weeks ago Fred Douglass APP
peareea, with Ills White Wife, in a pew
near that occupied BY the President
fdHHiiEiy.. His ipir;9sss a!iice caused senya
ton, hot "a so 'hmGdh from his color as OF
account Of the 'PrdjGdicc against hi
MARRIAGE. ;,
On the following Sunday Mr.. Doug
lass and his wife were again present
but the congregation was Gh6sudll,
thin, Adsenteeism may BE the meth
Cd adopted to express dissatisfaction
I.Wilh the incideht 81 the Ipijreyious Sal
bath. Yesterday the Gdttandance wa
fstill more liMited thai q On the last oc
casion. The attractive power Of tn
President does, hot seem to be a
strong in Church politics as Inc pre-
udice "SgaiHst miiscegenation.
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IN. CO. Aurord.

l. l
.,.i from MI Ill the information that can
get thG projected riallr0sad IT. from Cali
ny :;yEs CltS through K,nthsrfordton'
Maroon, Rakersvilli e on 70 tennessee
u, Is a t deaa issue; one o., those waves
q excitement winch rni1lc the bosom
OF the great ocean OF business and
only laft so long as the gale Is high
80 thls beng atlIlng OF history, and
there ,, beinga sggbtSSf;asiPStiop in Mellow
ell COUNTY ~ to e, build a road, the good
pon Of t A.. .S;,odnIt.y are belginning to
discuss tRc PrdPFiety ,i6f tHFnIIhg the
s subscTiRti$n III. to TIE SFeThy, Ma
rion aHa ! T rEs ,1 KSlIr"Sa All we
want Is 81 q I }ysa through our. county
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Marriage Of StOnewnII Jack
sons Daughter.

RICHMOND, VA, June 2.-The mar
riage Of Miss Julia. daughter of Gen
eral Stonewall Jackson, to Mr.. Will
liam Christian, took place at the Sec
pnd rrcsbSterian Church this even
Ing at 0 o'clock, Rev. DR.. Moses d.
Hoge officiating Admission was
strictly by card. The Church was
packed
The doors ollie the c cthHHFFth We're Se open
ed at s o'clock.
The wedding PATTY we're we're ahtettain
ed tonight 1t Col. Fred. K. SCOTS
and the bride and gloom left 1T two
o'clock in tire hight Of the Richmond
and Donyille train fol- North Carolina
where they will Meet lie vitginii
Midland train tomorrow, and vii
then proceed on an extended northern
tour.
The affair was very quiet and die
net excite general comment.
Mr.. Christian was one of the mos
respected young business men of thi
city and deserves in the fullest til,
beq9iuitiiul yyootgiiag ,briaes he Ills S Won.
Tie people Here send after til,
daughter 81 Tie great cohfedeTrat
'chiefftaabttn tie hearliest good Wishes
but there was no public demonstration
81 any kind at their departure.
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A Noted I.ottery MAN Dead.

The death of Charles T. Howard, of
New Orleans, the largest stakeholder
in the Louisiana Lottery Company,
occurred on Sunday, at Ills country
seat, at Dobbs' Ferry. New York
While out fiding on Wednesday lie
was thrown froih his horse; receiving
injuries from which he never rallied.
Howard was bofii in this city about
1880 and after some schooling in a
local institution drifted South, and
after various ATTEMPTS to gain liveli;
hood took up the occupation Of lot
terry and policy dealer: In 1866 lie
Was commissioned BIZ the Kentucky
lottery firm Of G.. H. MtrFay / Co.; to
hpply to the Louisiana Legislature for
4. Charter fof a accompany in that State.
There WIS for 30 years much opposi.
ton manifested against granting the
charter, but he finally obtained the
charter By means Of bribery, the en-
Tire stock 81 $i,B60OO having been
given away In Gofrapting the Legisla:
tdFe.
The louisiana Lottery Company
Was formally ofgahlaed On August 26,
1893, With Howafd is president and
his partners as aifectofs. Popular
feeling was against HG&drd as presi-
dent and his hSihe was withdrawn.
fkeh TIE hahit d n A. Dauphin was
placed Oh the bilia and circulars as
head OF the, concern. Dauphin was,
however, only i Clerk III Towards
employ. HoTard's income from the
latter. Company enabled him to ac-
cumulate an immense fortune, which
is estimated to be About 100000.
The sharp management 81 Howard
frequently saved the Louisiana Lot
terry Company from wreck. When
the trouble occurred under Postmas.
ter General Gresham regarding the
carrying Of the lottery matter in the
United States mails he engineered the
company through and checked the
threatened interference.
Howard suffered many Social re
Bluffs, He tried to gain ad'mittaAntc:'e tc
the Jockey Club, which owned the
once famous Metairie race-course al
New Orleans, pit his. dii;sif'efpSuttablt
business caused a majority of the
members to ,bI&ck-ball HIM He swort
that he Would turn the course into (
: cemetery and constructed rival race
track. He ruined tie Metailrie Clut
and purchased their land In a shor
time he turned it intQpa burial ground
He was also ack.balled as a candi
date for Tire La Varieties Glib. II
q New Orleans he aspired to be tn,
leader of society, but was continual,
foiled, the, old Creole families refusin:
to receive rim.
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Great isartY.din1aiE;e.

C;A}5fctUririiA, june 9-ReppS0rtss Of a
fearful earthquake iii Cashmere have
just been received. Since Sunday
terribly destructive Shocks have oc-
cured at Intervals Of about ten min
utes. The loss Of life is enormous, but
is at present unknown. The cavalry
barracks at Shrinegar, the capital Of
Cashmere, have been destroyed. Fifty
of the inmates were Killed outright
and great number wounded. One
part OF the city has been entirely de-
molished aid many hundreds of PEG.
pie are supposed to be Buried in the
ruins. Definite information is unob-
tainable. as the place is almost desert
ed, the citizens having become panic
stricken and fed
The river witch ,AoYs through
shrinegar, as well as, the lake of Cash.
mere, are crowded with boats which
are crowded with refugees. Many
others have sought shelter in hastily
erected huts and tents Outside of tn,
walls. Hundreds Of animals have
been killed and the destruction o
property is enormous. The distress
which prevails is, appalling and tn,
. dispatches which b roJiui9ghit the first in
telligence Of the disaster Contained ur
gent appeals for assistance i'ftiit'si
At last accounts the Seismic dis
turbances continue uinitabated anc
the complete destruction Of the cit,
Of Shringegar was imminent.
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AYERS PILLS,
PRKPXKED BY
Dir. j. G. Aysr 3 ,ob:, raven, -.
'Sold'by 'ail'Dfhggfss.
An Exploded Boom.

ALONG, lank lean and ehf5ilic Ahli.Po,ash
BOON not the new. at1ahd Saucy Audhta Big
Bold Boom, on hot, sultry day,
who Gre yoi?' asked the h. b. B. Boom
~ am tie old Anti,Potash Boom, was the sad
reply, as tile perspiration rolled down, and it
leaned hacyily on the h. B. B. Boom for sep-
port.
"Don'tlSan on me, said the B. B. n. Boom.
II may look strong, but l ara quite young--only
Il months old. am growing rapidly. and an,
mighty weak in the knees am doing the
work which you have failed TO do allhodgh
you are so years old YOU are old, ahd tough
and rich. and don't rFeeqdire support. Bit
what causes YOU ITO look so thin Of later"
well, hardly know" replied tBe AntiPotasf
Boom. "My physicians tell me that, my, ahlii
ties have been over-rated, and that While trying
to whip out all OPPOSITION by boast aud brag
that have proven my inability Old age is also
creeping on rne-haSing fought near 80 year.
before any one knew Kqs lliying-and nov.
am unable to perform feats that others are do
ing. am collapsed my friends, have turned
against me and call me names, and oh, Lordy
how sick become at the very sight Of r. b. r
Hold my head while die"
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I'1;e broken 1fi:ttAsits.

A meeting 81 the Board of Direct
ors OF the broken Shackamax0h Bank
Was heldHyesterday, at Nhidh the at.
torheys Of the bank were were present.
The lpropriety Of 'liiakitig lin early as
'Aignf}i9ht Was discussed, bit no con
c1tisioh Was arrived at. The auditing
Committee is going aheaaks, fast as pos
siBle to 'bfihg order'ih HE Banks af-
fairs, AHA R6tides Mere Iss9llt 3ut to the
depositors To brihg'ih their Bank books
for settldlheht 50 Us ia get at ali accu-
rate accdllht.
The experts who began on Saturday
an examination OF the books DIRE still
at work, and it is thought that their
labors will not be completed for three
Or four days, Several directors are OF
the opinion that even with the legal
FS5sessmeht IN the stockholders Of
tsf2B,b0b, tie 1ihiount of the capital
stock, there n'hdt BeH9h5iigh to pay
the deposit5fs, whose rdfdifis amount
TO over s4oC,bbb. Tie count of the
cash ON hand in the'the bank was con
Quoted, but the result Mas not made
Public.
1t is reported 'tlat 'tHgfe are othel
accodhts besides thoiSe. .5f Tic Bumm,
and Cohklin Oh Which Tiers may be ,
deficit, bit no Information about then
can be obtained ahtil the bank book
Of tie deposit5rs Have been examined
sAIiihelP. Miiiigah, the paying tel
Ter, Who has beeh Ill since tie closing
of the bank, had SO fdr recovered as I,
be able to be present. At the institution
Eyest9rrdSy, and assisted the director
lin their iGyestigatioHis. Tic fdhditiol
ofCashier Huggard was Slightly i'm
Proved. Suit. was yesterday btohgh
dgdi6stt the bank by AlSxdhd6r Adaire
E%ho'had about $500 on 1dfeP6sit a
| the time oft SUSPENSION, and wh,
to recover that amount. A slmila
sni. was brought by William L. D
Hiceinan, Nho'Naxalaoa derositor.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-06-06

The Secretary Of he Treasury has
received rpm tie Board Of Managers
Of the Worlds Industrial Exposition
at New Orleans, a, statement Of their
Indebtedness, of which the following
il rhe recapitulation Undisputed in,
debledness, $25S,345; disputed indebt.
.edness piasiinea, $l5O,SS7 rejected, s7a
.75l; admitEod, $775S5; premiums
.se6.3Ss total amonntat claimes, 1897
AIS; appropriation, sSS5,0OO; differ
ehce, $6e,Sls,