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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

NEW NoRH, Aug. t-Money. on call. uass at
II per cent. prime mercantile paper 4a5. FOR.
eign exchange hrIn at a ssi for sixty days. aud
81 SBi for dcinand.
STOCKS.
Nnw Nonk. Aug. t,-rhe following were the
ohclal closing quotations AZ the New York
N.hnp tg,t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
Receipts a, Al United states Ports.

rom,. 1 TN, In m; .1 M. l ..sn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
ron s,LE-LIvE STOCK.

IIlSTRREn Jersey cows for salc.--Fliri.
4, YEAR old, price $3.50. weight 1000
a. In, six years old, price $40, weight
pands These COWS were brought from
Ia. COL, out Of Judge Reeds herd aud are
Insicd and are perfectly gentle and hal
nile. fllrt's calf Is two months old and
/ si nearly four months old. I would
An fawn, eight years old, bred 10 regis
\ bill. Colorado Chief, and due 10 calvc
Is,No weeks has butter record of cigh
pounds per week. She was taken froiu
'sleu, ny. to Denver, COL, where she
Inepnmium at the stock show Tor two
,s,iYeyears. Price Of Fawu before calv-
sM lhaye six Jerseys and desire to keep
lsqior my family use. For further infor
lon call At X. r. Twombly n sons rcale
ofsf No, lDI Main street, or at residence.
r. Royal avenue and First street, where
raseln be seen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
LOCAL MARKETS.
Groceries.


NIcats--Sugnr cured hans lie. sugar cured
breakfast bacon lie; short clear bacon Sic (;
short clear dry salt lie. Meats stll ON big
boom and win be higher,
Fish--Mackcrel, ION kits, No, |, 81 10; No. 2,
81 90; half bbs No /, SO 5U No. ,, S SO. white
fish, No. l half bbls. 80 80. M. ?, 80 %; dried
herring per box l0c cod fish, sc M.
l.afd@Ticrces' ~; BON cans ~ 2olb cans.
sic; ION cans, SIC; 6h cans, SIC Sh cans, Nc.
Tea Imperial, i0d 80c gunpowdcr. h0a zoe.
Sugar--Finc powdered bbls, &c do half 'hbs,
Louisiana granulated Sc: standard \. lie
choice white he; yellow clarified. Sc.
Rlce-Louisiaua, 60 7c.
salt--Coarsc, in bags, Il aOo 10 fine, in bags,
3la7lc
Canned Goods Prices per dozen: Pine np.
pies, standard, 81 81 peaches. standard 2 lbs.,
Il 6j; HIS, y 25d 56 seconds, lbs, q 50i 3
lbs. ~ l0 tomatoes, standard lbs, n 90;
seconds, . lbs, --- > lbs, - 80 green corn,
q 100 %; green peas, 4 80 gooseberrics, y y
weight. ~, u 10, , H., ~ 10. light weight !
H., Use: III, u 20; salmon, H., ~ 55dl 20. :
NJ S.; mnckercl, ~, DOcdfl 90; snrdincs.
lmcricar ~ w case imported, sl3 00d n 90
case strawberries, h.. - 80; backhcrrics,
y 20; green cages y iO Eagle condensed
Daking Powdcr-Silycr Loaf. u cans, pr
dozen, soc; n cans, 81 90: N cans, g 10, 3 H.
cans, u 90; N cans, $500
Sundrics--storch, Sc soap, common icl ;
German olive, Sc. Candies, full boxes, lic
halycs G; quarters, G +; Indigo, 11c 10. Blue
ing. S0caSl Oh dozen Colcman's mustard ii 10
G5 80 dozen. Maccaroni, imported, loo NJ
American 75c box Buckets. Two hoops, n ~
dozen well buckets - 90 dozen BroOns 81 -
os % dozen. Brilliant oil, bbls, lie; Eupion
do 27c do, 30 cases, - 90; brilliant, 30 cascs
y OO do | ~ cases - ~.
Flour Standards Royal patent, 81 IS per
bb; sacks, ~ 80 per 100 D No. | rcNns per
100 lbs. ~ -; No. g so; No. - On; Corn
meal per bushel, SOC; Homlny and grits, per
Dbl, - 60i oatmeal, per half bbl., 50 10;
cracked wheat, per %, &c, Crackers \ soda &c
NIX soda, sc, cream, ssc ginger snaps, lie;
lemon crpums, Tlr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
WooInnd HIDES.

Twelve months clip light, ine ana mndium
Zoe fine heavy 10 light, ~ re \ innnihs; "
% lic ,fall, fine heavy, lOal2 ialli hghis hhr
mediums, Ia lie; course, "a l2c.
Illdes-NO. heavy 1int. dry, per NJ lici No.
heavy nini, dry, per n lie 40. light niul i2c
No. Hight fint. per n ~ builr ana hcnsy, dam
aged per y, H. calf skins and badly damnRed-
por b iaCe; green. shifted, round, per u Nc
butchers green, per n 0ic.
Hides from fallen cattle generally bonEhi
I01Sunds each: when sOld on selection thcs
l,rinr frOm lOi 10 80. according 10 grade, bat
gcncrally grade No. ,. II viii therefore, be O.
peifries-Deer kins, per !, l2e l4c: antelope
.kiDs per % l3e; goat skins, each, 100 20 sheep
leits, according 10 amount Of wool. 2Dc up
shenrlings, according 10 amount ~ WOOL Ht ivc
pelis. Improved IA isr; Nlcxiean sheer shear
lines o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
Live sio.k Marked.

BCeyrfa
l.riss. tGd--Zi d3ic,
MuttOu--thoicc. 2M2ic.
StOcl, catilc--The prices in stock cattle Narl
according 10 locality where raised. We quote
different localities ~ follows
IanhAndie--Striciiy rst-class ycarlings, per
head, 40 OOal8 co. two. ycarrOlds, Sih OOa ~ "
cows and calves. $50 o.,
Western TeAas--Nearllngs, 81 OO9 " 90; Two,
year -olds, SIS OOd 10 co. c0ws and calves, 80 "
~ ~ o.
Central TeNas-Yoprings 3 0ool0 10 Two.
year -olds, tl3 coal 90; cove ana calFes ,szA w
a "a ~.
southern -Yearllnas, s. 00a1 "; two
year Olds, 81 00qi3 90. cows and caNc-, 80 ol
"a - 90
year old-, so O0als 90. cows and calves, sh ~
N 20 No..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

TusEPH g. TERRELL. Jf.. Attorney at Law.
ncr First and Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
olrr ron BjyINEss PgnposEs.

\ grN1-Thc Wine stofcProom. corner
Wn and Filth streets, now occupied by
N Water " orka. Possession given August
l..lr n Nm. Tldhnll at FAkps n Go. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
FINANCIAL.

|MEY wanted-wanicd to borrow $500 for
arhiren months. or two or three years. ON
STATE security; vendors lien. Address
rare tialette. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
NNnnI.

BO~roN. Ang. Wool Firm with go0d le-
n,and ObIn ana Pennsylvania neeees 30 sc
Tor \ and NN; ~ . ,ric for XN and above Mich
igan \ neeces go 2r tine Ohio delaine ana
No. comhing 33aa5c; Michigan deiaine We ~ :
pulled Wonl27a32c for good Ia choice superior
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
Couptr, Produce.

Potatoos--irish.p per bushel, Texas now bOu Coo
new Northern, 75c; Onions, per Dbl, red 500
white 500; Inrnips, white, per Dbl, 49,. ruta
bngH -- Beans IL ---. med, bhl., SIC large
lima SIC; small butter ----: Pickles, medium.
per hbl $3.50; small, per bhl., $3.50; half Dbl,
medium, $50 half Dbl, small. --, Peanuts u
Northern, 500
Poultry--IIens $1,000 2.25 per dozen young
chickens Sl.bOa2.OO; Turkeys 90 TO SOC each ,
Geese S.; DUCKS S2.50d3.0
Eggs--rcr dozen, Zoe.
Fresh country butter-C Choice l2s9l-c choice
Western dairN 2Oc; creamery, 35n3T5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
up COLUMN,

~ heal wW BE- inser'fd
q. =. e,si. line each i,''eri'os, ,', s
~ - i, o,ab. Parties rim 'r'om 're
y, iflrif'1'. ..,,,nf NUT payiE adraRee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

NLw YOnR. August t.--beefes- icctiths :.
rar loads no trading in beef eattlei dressed
beef steady AT 7laglc per pound for native sines
and go s. for Texas ditto.
Shccp-Receipts. 1850; markct ilrn al dIeal
for sheep aud Gd7ic for lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TIN, Aug. i.--Spot closed
quiet iGc lower.
Gross receipts none, sales - bales cN.
ports none; stock VA bales.
Ordinary iGc good ordinary % iGc low mid
dliugN 1.lbui middling q II l6c good middine
rs Ice; middling fair 10 8.t8c.
Futures opened aud ruled dun, closed steady
/ tu points higher
Totnl sales nm balpA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

NEW NoBK, Aug, i.-Spot closed quiet.
sales l47O bales.
Ordinary SIC; good ordinary Csc low mid
ding 10 5lGc; mddling lCSc good mlddling
10 ~ tie middling fair lllc.
Futures closed steady. August . points
lower; November, December and February I
point higher.
Snlps a 3OD hnips
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
ON CHANGE.
STOCKS We're Dull Yesterday. With
Slightly Increased Trading aud
Better Prices.
~" cram Markets Opened nuil. i1ucta-
atrd Widel, and Closed higher
Cotton Lower.


Nr~ foes, Aug. i-Goycrumcnt bonds dun
and steady
The general railway bond market was fairly
active. while the iayoritc speculative issues re-.
ccived less attention than usual OF latc. The
prices were generally higher.
The stock market has again been yer, dun
to-day. The total days business foois
M 10000 shares which Is am
Increase OF $500 shares over the four
hours oi trading Yesterday. The prices al
me opening this morning were strong. and In
the early dealings there was fractional ad.
vance. which carried the quotations to The high.
est figures realized during the day. In The
afternoon the market was steady until near the
close when some of the more active stocks
rallied fraction and closed firm With net gains
OF from 10 per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
corroN MAnkEr,,
NeR Orleans.

NrW oRIiANs, L.. Aug. i.--Spet closcd
dull lower 10 sell
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
.s.xYrp-MALE HELP.

,n ssveral good harness makers NJ
ANIL ,npK 20 Ellis x kellncr, Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

~ ..r,ip- 4 Young lady thorough
tOl VIZ ,'an ~ position In some public
saallhrd VIZ rns, or private school IN
4 n Sprlh ~ 'n.ighborhood or town near
o 10 , sg Miss II. H., care "a@cttc'
fofih' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

liverpool.

Lfs1iuoot. Aug. 4-SpOt closed dali in luy.
crs favor, not much doing.
Ordinary l5.l6d. good ordinary 59-i6d
low ,niddlng lGd iniddllng uplands Ice
middling Orleans sd.
Total sales, 7UOO American 1000.
Imports, SnNn. American tlSg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
WEAK AND UNDEvELOpED

portions organs ~ the body enlarged aud restored TO
proper size and vlgor. Particulars Medical Testimony
kc. sent sealed nee. ERIE MED. Co. Buffalo. N. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

Wheat Choice, 7bGs Soc medium 900 100 oats,
22ia25c barley, 550 Zoe; rye ---- corn 500 Doc
hay loose from the wagon, ~ OOds ~ per ton
bale hay, so OOdl2 90; bran, SOC per 100. chops,
~ O0a - ner 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
rouNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I, NlWhMENt! !--G0O, 900 acrcs finest graz
As iaRd In one body for sale or To lease.
ige Place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

elllE, horses, mares and mules bought
NJ sold on commission, and liberal al
~ nadp ON conslgnments. We have ON
|tlaphead OF steer cattle, 1000 hcnd stock
N 10y head OF yearlings, steers and
r. Farm lands and city property paying
sdior capitalists at good rates and best Sc
w David D0aE, Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

nm sIy youug men wanted rs news
NIL 81 railroad trains. Appl! nt Union
t n',sny Union depot,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

80 eu,cd rs disease, not rs y
=, kENNl.,s r !, grace. Dr.IIgmmcr Z nc
y Seof ladee " NJ ,hai has even cured that
r.o IL the wo''Ii ~ Mil bc at the Lindcil
irIs disea.e,c non't fail to be cured.
isLa -, ~, neople 10 know That the forrt
NIP lne ,p,syre and Employment OF
,ferh lnieils' strect, west side Of the
IA 4. Ilou,sy,n furnish railroads, hotels,
7 aeaie. en,' contractors and private
s rS,Iable help both ,i malc =, anu III
7 NJ erae'r f.oodwln. proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

w ia n," Aahl)-StrUyed from L. W, Nor
M ~ =, nlgh' heavy collar marks. no brand /:
'a,l MI iiy 4, year old brown MS. The above
M A W. a, ~ paid for their delivery to 4. W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
Ign FEMALE HELP.

-,,irls! Girls Girls ~ Good
", Good chambcrmalds and GOOD ,,, dln !,
' l al. can always ina az gmhI %;,inyment
~ NM street, Dallas, Ten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
.,,oS wANTED---MALE.

GGr sanS WILING MGTh OF to 'a Do any ~
a be cry. , Iyc ii. n, Gazette o0icc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

Irstyr furnished rooms--Als O Que very
i,.s aln room unfurnishdu; centrally
1an 1lrockmorton. between sccoud and
Y srel., References required. Mrs. AlcN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
TOR AlE-.cITY REAL ESTATE.

PgshE-.A bargain IN home. Fine neigh
Whaed' corner lot, l0OXl0O, grass, flowers
liee' Address J.. NJ, care Gazette, Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
MARRIACE Guide.


ss,.s ~ ~ llnalee sesi,a ipf ooys Y s
20 10 currency otsr my gsntef fsh ,1hr1s
Nhola a'sfy, tfae iei aflfl " ~ c,1hfoI iAqa
rhs ~ NAM sho net uhg. mepheeA ffs "a fsp,
ssi decay sqefs es.basI tnd 800. 80
finass NAY te ased tho poyslflltf =, ttea
aang more Ilose maisf u ~ -se, ftaV lsl
fsa1lL " snghffo b rad " ~ ~. .,r 1sflf pbcs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

efs.se. All dress 'making-Ready made
ls aAd t,irn INV good 'assortcd stock OF dress
Ma sad .u, kept on hand. Also orders
ile 81 iaS XVI o, the city on short notice. A
,ifg goodS t underwear and gents fur.
aerSstenfbA XXI u stock, A. h. FOrstmeyer,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
srRAYED OR STOLEN.

y eis ,stA the return OF u small
|il solia, a ah9 IAN terrier 10 Mansion house I;
slv..M and Tag marked 4nl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

|tN l0TS--Fifiy nice residence lots for
~ cheap on long time. win exchange tor
spt good wild lands. :, .. Noodle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
MIsCELLANEnrs

sae Sisga,' ~ Ms at cosi-One Domestic,
pfan Xxx Sne Wheeler x Wilson, and one
M rod nisl class order. \ rare chance
y slreei sewing machine. l.. Mabry, 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

middiipg lNc; middliug 10 icc gccd middilhg
i0,c nhlding fair n &c.
sales ~ bales
fatiirrs closed steady. August points loNcr
other mouths gcnrralls tea points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
w,yTED-BoARDERs.
,,oo,Is FOR RENT.

- farnishcd rooms forrcnt. With or
'ttnard. Just north of old GENE
a,s,sjsle street cars run within one
x tbc house. Mrs. NJ. J.. beaumont,
,.,.-iyT FURNISHED ROOMS--Wlth ar
ma, hoard. at the lngle house aud cot
'srrsr Third aud Taylor streets, Mrs. j,
Sdins. --------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

Iembcrs Of For, worth ia

heihp'tH OF fort Worth Ear.
IosEPH g. TERRELL. Jn. Attornc, al law.
~ Onlcc In the Terrell building. NJ Stair. cor
ner First and Main streets
DoYkIN Is FINCH. tR J. Boykn. iIcnr,
ID Finch. ATTORNEYS at Law iO7 Main sfresi
over Twomhly * Son WIN prnciicc in nj ,hc
state aud Federal courts PROMPT attention
given to collections.
JAMES :. DAVIS. Attorney ni Law, Fort
~ Worth, Ten. ofiicc over First National
hank, cotncr second and Houston streets
nANIs, BE.NI.L a ROGERs, Attorneys and
~ Counsclors at Law over Fori Worth VA
tional bank, Main street. Fort Worth TIES.
The Bar Elsewhere.
HINDE 81 QUICkENsTEDT or. +. iunde
III Fred Quickcnstedt county nttnrncvl, AZ
torncys at law, land and live stock agency
uollcctions and correspondence collected Del
Rio, Val Verde county, TeN.
HOWE y. pENTON, attorney at law, Plane
III Tex. win give strict attention to bust
ness in any Of the courts ot the state
~ ~ BRAND, attorney aud land agent
~. Temple. Tex. special attention given tn
adjustment and collection OF claims aud to all
commercial business.
PROFESSIONAL.
nR. y. MCDANIEL can he found NJ his old
~ rooms lover rowclrs drug store front a.
NJ. to = ?. M. Parties wanting dental work OF
any KIND should not fail TO call, as the doctor
guarantees all work intrustcd to his care.
Patchwork Il specially
u. BRIGGS, !. II. CRAMFORD--D Doctors
" Briggs \ Crawford, Main street. opposite
postoilicc, Fort Worth, Tex. Practice limited to
diseases of the eve. ear. throat and nose.
nR. W. W. RoUTH, homeopathic once
~ aud residence Third street, corner Rusk.
opposite the opera house. Dlce hours . 10 10
4. IN; 2.:p Ia p. M. sundays IN 10 IL H. IN,
Telephone. No. 200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

.stlrfs M ~ MAY CoNCERN-Thc water
Htpdi1a ".st met together ana forn,cd ~
n Aanot vs se 81 their principal rules /. That
P'As n ~ 'rhlsh water 10 any man Who
Il ID ~ SssoeiatlOn for water sinrr Feb.
ilel bari. whenever the party desiring
. ta iami.h alues, any one OF HE associa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05

grci, hai, sluhE Just opened on Main
uocl M Ss sa Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
.sq on hama :, 1nl grain of all kinds will
p We~ia forney hay jusi received i'm
,.asrs esIl ve glad TO have old friends and
iillSs s ~ s ,le see me Lon Boaz.
M ira, NJ, DENTON, TEN.-A three
rs ael ~. hotel, with twenty nine bed
fbe onh hes.aeh' Furniture and lease for
'aldFcs. ot nolel In the place. For partic.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04
SHAKESPEARE CENSURED
REPORT TO The LEGISLATURE.
Es-Gos 6egoie Also Receives Liberal
Dose Reason tor a Civil Action
Against Shakespeare.

SPECIAL Dispatch % IsE IELEdKAM
lansing, Aich-, June 3-ihe Senate
passed House balls amending the statute re-
lative 10 the administration Of wills for the
protection of hotel and inn keepers and p-O
yidiug a stenographer for the Ninth Judicial
Circuit; also Senate bills amending the
statute relative % alterations by deed and
proof and the recording OF conyeyances and
caneelling Of mortgages and amend
ing the statute relative 10 the insurance
bureau. The Soldiers Home bill was made
4 special order for to morrow morning. The
House passed the afternoon Ia committee OF
the whole discussing the Upper Peninsula
State-prison bill. The Senate this morning
passed the bill increasing the salaries Of
Supreme Judges 10 5000. The committee
To investigate afairs IN the Quartermaster-
Generals Office under the Shakes
peare regime has made a majority
report severely censuring Shakespeare for
loose. unbusiness- like methods, and express
ing the opinion that the State has ground for
civil action against him for the amount he
paid Israel q Company in excess of what the
goods could be purchased for almost any
where else. The report was laid on the table
pending its adoption. Ex-GOv. Begole also
came in for a good share of censure for gross
and wanton abuse of power in making his
memorable contract with Friend Palmer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
MORE REMOVALS TO Sc MADE.
The Sixth Auditor fort al Reform
Changes 90 Lamas's Department
MOI 10 be Published.

NAsHIsGEos, June sinh AsditOr Ne
Conslio sa9s theFs il a good deal Of worn
0at sad useless material ia his oareaa, and
he intend, ysttlnz Fid of useless and ineif
eieut smpioge-. There are about three hun
dred and seventy clerks la bis 8fiice. lie
thina Ehat % this number ~ Or "a may be
dismissed Elih tdgantage t0 pubiIs business.
tie does nOt Fr0pOse - dismiss them al At
once. 80 removals Siu take place gradually
CommIs-ioaer " Pensions Black has de-
cided adversely IA the cass u pension
claimant @no entered the service A. a sub
stltato and deserted ca his Nay % his regi-
meat tie Nas captured, aud a eogrt- martial
sentenced the dc-ecteF 20 make good tho time
isst - de-erton. lt Wss during his service
under thIs sentence that disease attacked
snd Disabled hlm. resulting In the disability
for which he ASKED for pension.
The members II the Cabinet have decided
hereafter, beginning glth Saturday next.
uot "a receive any callers 0n Saturday, which
DAY. they intend % devote solely TO business
connected xsth their departments.
it .s understood that Col Stevenson. Chief
OF the Middle Division. Pension office, has
re-igued hy request For the present. by
order 81 Secretary Lamar. no changes in the
clerical force 0f the Interior Department
vii be- published, consequently announce
lents lf charge are not official.
John B. H1ssey OF NOrti Carolina, has
been appointed Chief Of Division, Third
Auditor'- office.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04
MINISTER PHELPS HONOREO.
His Little Speech at a Banquet Given
by the Lord Mayor.

LONDON, June 3.-United States Minister
Phelps was the guest of the evening at a dinner
given by the Lord Mayor of London to the
judges at the Mansion House to- night. The
mention of Phelps's name as it was reached
on the toast lis. elected round upon round
of cheers. Lord Mayor Fowler, III proposing
the health of Mr.. Phelps, stated that he
hoped shortly 10 have the honor of entertain
ing ex-President Arthur at the Mansion
House. Mr.. Phelps replied in felicitous
speech He said ne had no such claims upon
English hospitality as Mr.. Lowell possessed
and his reception tonight was, therefore,
more gratifying. He ascribed the love of
the American people for their English
brothers 10 the great information intercours o
between the two countries, and assured
his hearers that Americans, above all
other people, would be pleased to hear that
the differences between England and Russia
had been amicably settled. He paid high
tribute to the ability and impartiality of
English judges, and said their decisions
were looked upon in America as ideals in
clear reasoning and justice.
Among the Americans present were Con
sui General Waller. Secretary of Legation
White, and Mr.. Gillig.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04
a Captured Privateer.

NEW YORK, June 3.--The United States
District Attorney is preparing the necessary
papers for the confscation of the bark "Am-
brose Light" captured of Carthagena by
Admiral Jouett. while conveying arms to
Panama rebels brought here by lieutenant
of the United States navy and a prize crew.
Under an order issued from the United
States Court. the officers and crew of the
Ambrose Light we're to-day taken charge
of by the United States Marshal, and held
for examination for violation of the statute
providing that the officers and crew of any
vessel acting a. a vessel of war. or privateer.
without a proper commission may be con
sidered and treated a. pirates
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04

Jay -Eye-See and Phaliss are n0F ~ G eve
land
George r. Perrin. IT.. has taken he string
of horses 10 Chicago.
General B. r. Tracy has purchased of Mr.
George II. Bush. of Buffalo. y. D.. the trot-
ting mare Abby ~ George Wilkes, dam ~
American Cay.
Mr Bonner measured the belmont track
after Maud = tr0tte over - In 2.I5 2-5 last
Monday and found it 70 - fvo faef and
tvo inches over a mile. A fer weeks since
an engineer made So I've feet over mia
three feet from TIE pole.
The California party val upward - Sllf.-
80 ou Iyrsuf Nithers "a Jerome ParE is- :
week The colt bad been hsess3 Trl1r -
his arrival Among thozs Vho sent ont con-
Missions vss firvIB dIcEos- IRE driver. wto
sent So from California
Com mudore kirtson's bar co't s. foris
escaped N Saturday Al Jerome Psrs ard
rsn - to re uoois. huf vas csrtu-ad tae
same day. Such things are nor uncommon
IN fS-l Ri1e frdrs h-rke bose. sns wss
nearly 4 ueeE in fhe voolls before sas ws-
esptured.
Budd Doble ~ Chicago hss Tro1as3oor,
2g9- Msvtird 21s Nll fsLe- Car
1S15<. Irls. Banner Chsef 2s7i h.sJ h1rss
California. hy Srltan. and ksHe Howard
E.soer !. z1fs II j. ruuored that B1od
Vii hsn5le CoTnraos35re kittson flyers fsis
season-