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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19
SITUATION wANrEp.-rrMAIr.

WANTBD- SITUATION BIZ A WHITE
w girl to dohouseworlS or general house.
work. Nc, objection to go West, Address
q. H., Gazette offlee. r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

A. MOTHER STRIKE T,lr 49,. y. y
IN haulers have met los e,ba, ~
an association, on. OF thar n,,s.4 :
IL that they will furnish no ws,s Z Z
man VINO owes one OF tie ass s,a 7 =
water since February ID, issS ~
the party desiring water paws X. w
one OF the association will S,,r 49, SIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

A RTESlAN BATH HOUSE NaT
"A moving water, eighty aaIlons =
ute, soft as rainwater-white suipss
nesia and BodR-the best batslnsr
the state. II may be used as Al HI I,
drank hot while bathing. SineIetiia
I'VE tickets, 81. STANLEY d MAgxrrn
Northwest corner Publfs
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PERSONAL.

DEoPLE's INTELLIGENCg AND EN-.
y pl2y ment office, Room X, over postofiice,
lighthouses, furnishes information of all the
best boarding.houses IN the city free OF
charge, Family servants a speoieaty. Sup.
plies all classes OF help and finds situations
Tor thoee wishing employment.
~ Express wagons furnished promptly
upon notice or telephone call without extra
charge. Pan-Electric telephone No. 1903.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

A UgTI0N AND CoMMfssIoy u
kA dersigned has opened an ana
commission house on Horhton IN.
700, neTt to the little blue pho,dss,
iery, IN Drs. Beall d Ada j q, I'D XII.
ne Will sell furniture and ali klns.s
goods and make liberal advance az.
slgninents. Also will pay the birh.
ior seS s, nand furniture and oiSs
sullivan, sos Houston street 4'~
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"Gov. GIBBS {"
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NTANTED--A FEW YOUNG MEN TO
w run ON iGilrosd as news agents; s3b sc.
3nrity required, Ulldon News company.
Union depot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19
Jas. III. MartIndale.

ImlortIng tallor, 4l5 Houston.
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Members of Fort worss,


r N, COOPER, ATTORNEB.as;
II. Otfioe over Fort Worth pasnN
JAMES y. DAVIS, ATroRNEYAII
- Fort Worth, Texas. Osiis owfl
National bank, corner Second I'D Hi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

SCoTT d FINCH, (Jas. Z, seoA, \
~ Mnohl attorneys-at-law, los Min 1
Fort Worth, Texas. Land and comm
law. Refez by permission 10; Ho1 Dc
Teller, Sec'y. Interior, Washington (
Valley National bank, 81. Louis, No; 1
TruehRrt q Co., Galveston, Tex: Gell
Ludlow, Collector Int. Rev., Ansiil
City National Bank, Fort Worth.
First National bank, Fort Worth. Tta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

HOUSEKEEPING BY AN EXPERT AC-
- countano OF standing will. for moderate
zee, examine, adjust, balance, open or change
sets 10 from single to double entry, for any
business In ne city, large or small. Highe 81
references. Address Expert, Gazette Office
"ANTED-.A LADY DEafRES POSI-
w ton as copyist or any kind of Office
WORK, would take position as cashier of
Ieslaurant Experienced and reliable. Ad-
drets Intelligence once, 900 Main street, bal
lbs, Tex.
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FOR sALH--nusoELr..'.,.

A y UNLIMITED RAn,so s
49, ~ from Fo.t WortlD 10 "a iy ~, l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

THE WIDOW OF j. G. COLE, FORMER
a lyof Hot Springs, Ark. can learn some
thing TO her advantage by sending her adj
dress TO ". o., care of Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

.CATTLp, HORSES, MApv, - =
~ bought and sold on co,a na a a
slhi-auVancc9 made on a.. ID
nave on hand 1000 head ~ Snsgrnl
nead stock cattle. los, ser 4
steers and he5iers. Fers.' so q ,
properly paying and invss, s'Ands I.
per cent. Money lonne,i ,s1..'oni q:
good rstes and best secursss e,p|'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

nR. A.P BRoWN, FRONT or
~, stairs over Washer s. Augusla,
Houston aud Fourth streets.
connections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

ESoR RENT--HoUsE WITH FIVE ROOMS
~ ana Kitchen, furnished suitable for
boarde1s. Board taken for rent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

nAVIB, BEALL q R0GEto ALTON
~ and Counselors at Law. On
Worth National bank, Main sueS
Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

WANTED AT oNCE-sEvERAL GOOD
wv cooks Tor best places in city ard adj
JOINING toWns. Can furnish at once TO hotel
nrst-class man cook who has wife that
would accept any suitable position In same
mouse. TWO Germans would like places In
me city TO care for horses, grounds, etc. II,
L.. Riggs, room X, over postofrce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

DB, w, w. ROUTH, H0MEsDn',
IL ONCE and residence Third AZ ~
Rnsk, opposite the opera hou1. ~, -,
Bto 10 q. M; 2:30 to up. M; b1nn@'
q. m. Telephone, No. 200.
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LAND AGENTS.

r X. TARYER, attorney y q
Lie Texas. Special attenuoS
compnarciRl aud Lane bnsiness'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

WY II. ALpRIDGE, ATr0RNA
w Law, Notary Public aud lA,il
1872 Jones street.
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nor RENT-A NICELN FURNISHED
A. room, with or without board, NO. sos
} aA Second street, between Jones and Pc.
can. Apply on premises.
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SITUATION wANTED-mAI.r.

Wy ELL liORER-I WISH A COM eETENl
w man to bore an 1rtesian well in Dallas
engine, cables.s nd tower furnished. Jamei
Il. simpson, Da las, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

E,oR RENT--FIRsT STORY OF MRS
n Yankees residence ON East Belknap.
suitable for small family. Inqalre on prem.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

WANTEO - EVERYONE TO KNOW
wv that we can furnish, IN q REASONABLE
time, any kind OF help, male or female, old
or young. Orders ircIa distance will 10
ceiNe prompt attention. Intelligence and
Employment ONCE, sec Main street, Dallas,
Tex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
NOTES OLE THE CANfEAIGN

Aue,iin young OF the With Senate District
was No 4O7 Canalst. last evening to nominate
candidate J. r. DOnahue elected
chairman resolutions adopted indorsng Cvil
vice reform The ng nominated Alfred r. soreeDfree
senator protest against Michael Norton and
Michael Murphy nominated By the factions OF the Dem
ocratc party the district. The Republicans have
nomination Senator In the district Mr sOrgenfrce
nominee a oung and is employed spher
by the American Bank Note Company in
CbuTchsL
The Irish mercaus Of the XVII Assembly District will
hold bg TO indOse the Republican state
night No So West Thirty St Richard Crowley ard
captain Col cuan will speak
A Republican maSsuloetng nnder the auspices OF the
XXIId District Republican tAmpaign Club Will DO held At
Cafe LeDOx seventy second ST. and Thirave
night D. Joseph b. Carr General Henry A.
The Young Republicans OF the IVth ~ emily District
held large public meeting M nd2y night. stirring
echss delivered by Colonel John s. Malone Roger
Burke IT, samuel ZabrisSis James Cox AID others The
greatest erttus Manifested over the state and
county nominations.
The Rspubi ans Of Port Chester will hold ratification
the village skating INK tomorrow II.
OF White PiaiAs and Cornelius H. Kane candidate
for member of Assembly, VIII SPEAK
The WorkngneAs Republican Club Of the IXth Assembly
District has Endorsed the Ropub state AMI county
Alta meeting Of the Davenport Independent
psbcan No. l65 BrOadHa, last evening the
chairman Charles Abbott spoke IN favor of Davenport
Andrew White for sheriff John o'tonnel candidate for
OF the ASSEMBLY from tho iVth District adj
MT Lawrence made Few retnark an
re.e Editorial frcm TIM TgIBUSE specifying the charges
becg no his beef in RsalO and roh The
said thai LA wishA cnr imprassion thAti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsUINGroN, Tuesday. oct %. 1885.
SECRETARY WIIrNEI's RErURN.-Scrrett Whn'y
has returned to Washington aud his Office to-day.
NAVAL OKDER-Ensisu William l. BuuiicE has been
detached from duty the Coast Survey and ordered to
thu Addus.
ForL BIZ - HEALTH.-The Department OF State IL
Informed that vessels leaving the port OF AlR RS
with foul bills OF health
A MISSING SCIENTIST HEARD FROM.-Some an Xcty hav-
ing been felt rs to the whereabouts aud welfare or Dr
St-rrt the eminent archepOsIst who has been making
rxpurttIOus In Asia Minor AMI who has not been heard
from for several months. the Department Ot state IN
compliance with he request OF several scientists made
inquiry by telegraph OF Mr.. COX, United States Minister
at Cot.tautnopc, regarding hun. Mr. Cox reports that
Dr. Serrtt is well and that hc has just returned 10
Athens.
TEXAS BoUgDARY LIVE-Undcr a provision OF an act
of Congress authorizing the appointment o. cOmmlS-
sion by the President to ran and mark tho boundary
lines between portion Of the Indian Territory and the
State Of Texas connection with similar commission
TO be appointed by the state or Texas, Major ; NJ
Mansfield. Corps of Engineers has ncen detailed To ct
conjunction with such persons as have been appointed
by the State OF leNJ~ to ascertain ana mark the point
the 10Oth meridian OF long tudc crosses the Rcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
CALENDARS fIC5 DAY

cogR1 % n 81 ;ng d Esayrenps
2i2 2i3 $50 800. 3O7. SO3 800. 3 0. 81. '''
srPkFyF CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Before Davis p j.
SUPREME CoUkr-SPEcIAL TERM-PARr I-Berore Beach
sUFEEME CoyRI-sPECIAL TERN PART H. Before Doao
SUPREME CoURf-CIRcUr-P lL-Before Van Worst
sUPRTHE -CIRcun-PARI IIIzBefore Andrews J.
s l5 1911 Ss SS 1885, los5 t S iS
90 I2g5 2lG l2J7 12gs b.s9' pe,oro v.
l5lS 1856 1906 Ii2 1900. l$o 1902, 1904 800; 1866
sUaRoSArE's Contradictions Rollins. SWIM of Bird s,
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRiAL TERM-PAET I-Beiore sedgwlel.
Tor TnS tern proo..
mos ~ So; l20, $40 O63 iV72 49, 1885, lOoS 61l
pERloaCoUar-TRIAr PART III Before Trua1 j.
Nos. 30. -. 4s II 35o. 1886 lDi5 0oI lO77 i01
SUPERIOR CoUar-TRiAL TERN-PARr fv.-Beiore IasTs
hau. J.-AdourneL for the term No.. o,,
SUPERIOR C0JRr-5rEcIAL TERM-Before 0Gorman j.
CoMMos PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PARr I--Bctore Larrsmors
co,moS PLgAs-TRLL TERMooPAR1 II.IBeLore Day. CT.
COMMON PLEAs-E9UiTY TERM-Before DAILY. J-AdJounCd
goMMoS PLEAs-spEclAL TERM-Before Allen. J-NO4 49,
CRY CoURr-GExERAL TERM-Beforc Have, J., Nehrbas
anJ urowu. J-ApleaIs fro er5- Nos 2 s. 4 7, g. TO-
~ appeals from jGdgments-No l. p l. 5. . TO- H. II
CRY coGRf-TRIAL TsRM-PARrI.-B Hyatt. J.-AG
JoCuTY CoTRrNTRlAL TGRa-PARr u-AdJOurned tue
term. 49, ,, nm, IT., Do,..o NJ,
Nos !9Y 42Sh "a iSSs, ia s ~ 4S 1913
CoRT or OYER AND TBRNINRRBefOre Jud &c Barr TT and
Ds,nct Attorney MARITIME. Assistant District Attorneys
ConrI or GENERAL SEssroxs-PAgr I-Be;ore Recorder
Smyth Distnct Attorney FthgerAd curt
opens at II am-Sos, l. , J. L. o. g. T. s. D. L. H. H. lS
t6 81 IT, OF GfsEaAL PART Reore Judge
=. ), 4, D, u. Z, ), .. TO- IL, H. is. IA, To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
MORE POST OFFICE CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The President has
apoonted Augustus W. Irons postmaster at Toms River
n j.. vice j p. Cowperthwait, commission expired.
The Acting Postmast General to-day appointed the
following fourth class pOstmasters:
PennsNrania-At Elk Lick. Silts A. Hagner; CaAse-
man. Daniel Whezel Hooversyille, George hoover
stantons Mills Frederick D9nggr LstonorS Seod
Jacob b: Gerhart; Glade. IA Fayette V1ught; Ne"'y'
Miss Sadie Conrad; Lansdale. Horace h. jenkins
west Vbginia-At Sand Hill Robert A. D2wnlng
Browns Mil. George Swiger Jr WilsonDurg' Mlchae
j. Francis Loudin. George A. Davis. - . =, 49,.
Vermont-At We.t Arlington, Thomas c. Austin East
Montpelier. +. y. Morse. -, n,,.o
Cobalt Frank j. Bailey Cromwell, James A. Duncan (;
East River, Lewis W. Howell Mount Carmel, William
Hitchcock Madison Charles f. Scranton
A,U-Hdmpshire-At Hennker, Oliver H. Noyes North
TSnncssCc-At Newmarket. George W. Long; Walden
Crock. john H. Murphy Catletsburs, Il. ID. Iinsicy
Keaiaci.g-At jamestown. William D. wolford.
Ohio-A hornHes Joseph NleGpNprn rg,o' Tew
Knoxville l. S. Meckstroth; Credersyle. Thomas
Wi"o,s"At Chauncey. W. IT, Brown; Jewett Column
bus W. Oliver; Lisbon Edwin Welch.
Richigan-At Bridgeton. W. :. Bastron Argyle, David
Ross Port sanilac, John T. Daley; ElwardsDhrE' Johh
Io 3S Mcridon H W Earl; sageville AdOlph Ha-
bcrkorn; Postve. Norman J. Budy.
Arkansas-At Anus. John "; Crockett. ,,.,u
yitG"as TAYLOR: oH Waksed. n Ee%TOoi Lcnor
r. j. Gilbert; Milford, John u. MrDonald Nr!awaka
dba YnS Alma be ahe% Thomom Wetmorc Don
C. Rising; Gaylord, George I. Ketcham; waterloo r
+. DAVIS; Wall street. George Stevens baSeE' u ~
Baker.
Nebrdsln-At Eight Mile Grove, Daniel Miller
Dqtoa TcrlIlory-At Mcnoken. Robert r. Marsh q,
Hayvc. u. ID. Murray. -,
Nrr Htrico-At Gallup, John H. Wood CribbenvlIe'
J. b. Markham. $3.50
ESQ Lorenzo Brown; BuenO, W. 4. Delaney; Allen,
Charles 4. Beckwith.
Coiorado-At Fort Lnpton, Thomas C. wnbouT n r..u
Montana TsrriiOry-At sand COulre. James A. walker
IdahO TcrT'itTy-At Riverside, Nathan HuIze .
WASHINGTON IsrriiOry-At ShakOmish, Fannie d. Nc
Raw; stella Daniel b. West; Pheney. c. Human {;
Utslsddy. Charles B. Noyes.
Cai,Cornia-At Banning. Harry IL. Yerrngton; Tres
piuOs, Theodore Rlaudo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
crpcrIAE TO STEEL MANUFACTURERS.

WA>mINGroN, Oct. 27.--Ihe Commission of
tho House OF Representatives. consisting OF Congress
men Rand, Hewitt Buruc-, Crisp. Ilscock. Reed and
Phelps. appointed To report upon tno policy 70 be
adopted by tie Government To secure supply o Orl
nance aud armur pat. hLs sent CIRCULAR letter To the
leading manufacturers of steel Of THIS country asking IN
formation ~ their win tnr, To undertake to +fppy
either the material Iuirc for tho IA nufActurc 81
guns or the guns completely hnshed. ready Tor use.
The COuwi,siOn asks TO bc Informed whether steel
manufacturers would bn willing to enter into contract
with the Government OF the United states 70 supply the
material. iurulug the rough b1rus, turning aud tenn
pring required FOR guns the Ia So,t cailbr' nvoy-
Inc the use Of ugds OF steel OF the weight OF 100 TONS
with reasonable proportion OF tug"t. OF Su rr size.
If willing eater into such contract mInufar turcrs
mr., asked inform tho committee now many tons OF
steel IN aggregate they would regard reasonable
amount be contracted Tor. deliverable over series OF
Years, to be paid Tor upon inspection ana delivery.
The also desires To ascertain whether the
manufacturers would Lc Wiling to pat up the macin-
cry necessary to complete the guns II the contract Tor
The Steel should further provide Tor the delivery OF the
GUNS ready Tie Commission Will meet IN New
York al the Ncw-NorK Hotel GA November II, to con-
lrr the answers tins crcnltr aud VIII give hear
lag To persons who may desire TO present their
views In person o. that day al y. M.
Answer, tn circular requested before NoVetu
her D. hr addressed to samuel j. Randall, Chalrudn
Berwyn, Chester County, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

To the surprise of most members OF the trade
the grain visible supply statements made public yeser
day show an of less than 100000 bushels Of
wheat by the York. aud less than 100000 bushels
according to tho Chicago statistcian. Considerable
doubt IL felt as TO tho statements including everything
u slsht aud StatisiIcan Walker Is Inclined 10 thlns
there l., large amount OF wheat In vessels loaded out
however the visible supply OF wheat IL unprece
dcntedly large, with the receipts recently having Deen
unn,ua ~ h.ht. The New York statement for the Wees
ended saturday compare "a follows with that OF tue
week preceding: Wheat 45.66S,6l6 bushels, an H.
crease OF iS4. l34 bushels; corn 5263.434 bushels
gain of 43G3ll bushels oats 4l26s94, a decline OF
5l9.l26 bush, Is t0a gram 0ooo3oOt uushels ne'
increase oil 4Ol,3l9 bushels. - H., 49,
Tnc uncxpccted character IF the above given figures
supplied new backbone 10 1me Pu'' ors sgs
lions for the decline. The result was
m wheat "A feycrlsh speculation ending with a slight
urtbrr advance The opening strong at 50 = cent
higher bn before long the advance had been lost aud
prices fell below the closing ngIes OF Monday A, tbe
day On, however the market was Steailed ana
rcrs went nack the best points OF the day 81 c0suS
ittle spirit attended the Transactions hut nua cams
OF = a u cent are recorded. Cash lots were pat up
cent cat business was sluggish ana eNp"rer' Hn1'ea
their purchases to 10000 bushels options ehdri IS
follows: October ANA November 96la; December.
gsI9: Jaauary. II OO4; February, SlolS
and Norrn ~ OiIo Cash com was a shade easier al
tnough shippers took 900 bushels The opOhi
rurI fir ~ and closed with gains Of q for Oct"Iera
jS a Tor mbcr at 81 L. AMI e cent Tor JdlayA
4G5s ccmbcr unchan c ~ 43Ss cents ga lultdes
corr; market opened easier nat more ina" T'oNtIuo
f, loss ending firm and 3 b cent better rs iolows
October. 3lSs November. 5l4 December. Us 40.
January 3D. cents The lart market WAS shalr O"eF
but nry ond hat wituOut feature. -,
At New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore ana Boston sss
RECRUITS OF gram Yesterday Were: Wheat l)l'Joi
total grain BIZ l2S bushels; -four. 5000 barrels Inc
arrivals AZ CalcagO, Milwaukee ant - LoNlS "e'e'
Wheat 1915 1873 bush-,; TN. 2l3,3SO bushels 9A.'
Ijl.5l9 bushels; total grain t22'2o2 business H01''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 27 (SpecidD.-The big bulls
like Baxter and Fraey, and perhaps Armour. are wary
of going to any expense to whOop up the price oil gram
Il the market would advance ITSELF, they would undonW
eddy like 1t but they plainly 10 not want to Indulge IL
any such expensive buliug as under Ordinary creun
stances they would hesitate There WAS some III
dcaion aud good del Of talk to-day OF purchase
wheat Toy Armour. Perhaps the packer did buy somo
hut he il not by any means rampant ou'i
II Looked much IA if the Northwestern mllers, VINO were
only the other day doing all they could 10 DC hs
market had aiken the other side 4 nj got thciT INV.
me q W = not a broker the floor or cOiln s>oD
man or news agency that not supplied and lIesp.
700 W tn dispatches which rrad Mills VIII nor ,n
oWp" or receipts OF the NOrtnwc fIillhs on 2o
ar 40 p.r cent" or. "SuOw today III ~.
Red River district" The market opened uh.s ,
ihc influence OF the visible supply stlltinru,,
which showed increase OF less than l,oOOOuJ, Nv"
half as much As was expected Tho bears cohh 10,
understand IT. They searched the figures ans 'a 'ua
:. MIR Walker was searching the figures. DHt got Nv
c,ufort The curb SSl2 ant soon after the PHI.
me- December sold up to $3.50. There was IttIe
VII nt taken for expert at Nen-l0rH treoy
Al 2:}O O'Clock the close November W ear ~
cents; December SsSs cents. October corn. Al = 'eLI
November 393, cents. November pork. - ~ "a va
cembcr. - 30; January ~ u, rbs
yrmber lard. 50 80; November r ,D,
81 57I9 Puts" on December wheat I lin
aiterno IN sold Al S7l2 cents. calls at sly h'S roc
an to-day 05 Of wheat. JJ' 81 ."1n' -
of o,s aud 30 900 head OF hogs. Tho csiim'io' teoc
Tor tomorrow l55 cars Of wheat 2lO OF corn' "
az utts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
THE COURT of APPEALS.
ALBANY. Oct. 27.-In the Court of Appeals

to-day the following decisions were handed down;
John Iarkin agt Louise Mcsand and another; Henry
Rosenbaum respondent, agt The Union Pacific Railroad
company. appellant order affirmed with costs
Ie psopne en- rel Anton Smith Jr appellants, agt. the
respondent order OF General Term
reyer,e special Term affirmed with costs IN zach
x-- =,
Fanny p IIalght respondent. James & Bristol and
appellants Judgment OF Special Term and General
and Defendants appealing have Judgment on
the demurrer. with costs
James Mngsy aud others taIpayer respondents ag tho
Hoy Manu- Gtunng Com Iany. implicated ETC. appellants
Motion 10 renttur granted 80 as to allow costs OF
appeal to N soourL d, ,,-- .-,,
ant Notion lilo Undertaking Motion Ia dismiss
appellant tile Undertaking. vita new security
Nil. twenty days and pay $40 costs OF motion ,-.
James II chambers. appellant, aYL william IL Appleton
and others respondents AmOro,e Barnes appAlah. Agt'
ECKER and Others respoadentS AIRED carry Is
lpondcnt ast John AdAns 5llaht kd~@fd FOX TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28

ST onden agt Mchael Fitzsimmons appellant, cn..,
Milling respondent agt Watey Dorm appo liant. R;nh
Rollins respondent, agt Patrick appellant: An irew
Dawson resro ident at George Sloane ap peIa,t Fa
Flshery appellant sgt David Henderson and anoba
spond the National Ice Company OF York aa re-
AIT William Preston respondent Alfred unis
respondent, agt. Edmund Grswol appellant; samnaIS
Prentss receiver, appellant agt William Nichols rssno
dent Frederick oss IT.. agt tie Third Avenue Iair~as
AdOlDh Weiss respondent agt Harvey Farrn yton A..
Dther pealts; Solomon i0so, resp 'ieat sgt p.o
min Willis imDeaded appellant Judgment reversal IA
new trial granted costs 70 abide the event. - Nui
The People rel Smith Lent respondent agt JesanA m
Carr Secretary OF state appellant Order OF special 80
General Terms reversed and motion for mandaIns eniS
with cests.
Thomas J Pope respondent agt George Porter sp,sn
Motion open Judgment aken by default Defan ~,
OF go service Within twenty 40 "
copies OF printed without prejudice to 10 "a
QuIre additional bail on appeal
lame, G respondent agt. Samuel Wig al n i,.n,
Mot dismiss appeal granted with costs OF appeal 90
Co VI q OF this motion. '"'
The act the same. Notion for substitution denied
with $40 costs.
The following causes were argued:
No 33O-Elizabeth Ann Suits Iespon6e IT, agt Garn,
Wnran appeill ut Argued by John Whitbeck Tor ~
appellant Samuel Edwards fOg respondent. W 'Hs
o. J56-J ohm 5riLley, respondent, James III Worl
others appellants Joseph Shandy for appellant
William q Co ke for respondent -H
o. william II Parsons and others respondents AT
DanIei StIague, mpeade AMI others appellants Ira n
The following the day calendar OF the Court OF An
peals for October 49,
Nos. 3sj, $50, 200 3l4. 365 3i5 3d. 395.