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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

TYR. /. l.. VAN zANDl, phr'.'
IL geon, ofllcc over Washei NJ X.
ncr Fourth and Houston Ky !,
phone connection. Night can "
fpsfdenca. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

EoR REST--Choice oals : ~
over 1904 Main street S''g, se'sni n
i Elephant. Inquire Of /, " VIZ ~, ~ \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

NNAN1 I'M 4 WILLIAas-hass,..lq z
M live stock and loan asels Z
street. Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TO MAIL SUBsCRfBBRs'
fP0stage Prepaid JB ne PnbtishorS's
ns,,y WoDsy. :.
ma YEAR so Wl One Year .'.,.'.'ti o oo
six Months 90 Six Monibs.t .''''' M M
Three Months % Three si l ..l..,csia W
sun iAv slAIErTN - per nnnum' pos'pAio'
DRLIYKRgD mr. CdRhiERst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
OUR PREMIUM ORGAN.

SATURDAY monNiNe. MAY ss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

w ntbTrha ! :, ieac,ie, . e. /.
hnsi s 1ntse months darInr ita'ii
ra an ,, several years expat,,iEs ,,a,.'
I'M lurnish good toatl ~, enrrci,le.hce q ~
AuUreas II, %. Hpv VspnVnl9h az 4. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

TYR. +. j. DICREY- Rectal ,g H !,
~ nstula and iissure cured WY Wy. h ,
detention from business, wv. n I;
be at Mansion hotel, Fort WcW' Z
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
FOR sALE.-.. l RIALr.iI.lls

SAl ANrED 10 sell NY properly h
w ner Of broadway aud ,alaA1
ln,lS3 o feet, With Improvement, II
able; terms easy; lille warranted 4
= llarriss, No. 59, San Jaginic lrli
Tex.
NOR sALh--I oiicr fOr sAeIks d
Il property, with 1888 feet ifa't, I
" l'aciilc railroad, or II desei ID
on railroad, next TO Jonnlpgs siHll|
buildings; long time will be lIiAa|
purchase money. n. U. BROOK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

M q. OALLOWAY, AIlg Y, Z
w den. Morris county. =, -
nR. W. w. ROUrH, liea ':|,'
IL sos Mains icai, cpp9sl..e. Y s Z
o to 10 a. M, $3.50 10 ana Y "
IL toll. Residence Third aa''' NJ
Teienhone conn ectI0na.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

DIROHfIELD 4 sTbflSS WI
ID yere and lanr Ase11S IA w X (,
county, Toxa, render hnE \ X
fnrnish abstracs' Of and pl .,s'a 4 4
redeem and rG resent :. y va.
Have complcl abstracts mmf's
domain, Wichlli Kno .,.. p \ sD
Counties land ~ Fallon : -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

HUDGEs q WELLS, 49, Az IA
III Montague, Texas egs..s',et
to land and commerce. l.ls-'.' :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
S1ITE or TRADE.

Boston. Feb l6Fiour olIct Western snpernae - oos
E Prn y wDess w " latent 99rat Wsoa $ SO
yellow a.; steamer Mixed 5os+ Grade
SGSs n@ yodd1Y ~ Sr.is s.Iss saer
erS $4,000 SssI. 5aSs $500 OSsh Short. SiSo
:, BUFFALO, Feb; lG-wheat dnl No Hard Northern
pas Fac. PST& so .. y 10 Red White Gic Corn arm
atli &c oats~No White Western at 81 eS7 &c Bari
%Isai, 1909 bush. Corn 5000 6asG' Cats 1908 bush:
1000 bush. ''
w@Is. %6s Eco ss ,ns nachaas cnse'
n a% srs, H s se@s 80 90 Patents g
Wheat higher sales February 7s 49, closing as
& sf A eons a. 20 Seng sp&u. ,s NAY ss
s sDn g re SSrn a, :, asa s FSa
81 &C. MAY ,as $780, sG Closing az oar, lm
29.sc., MAY SO 9a52ac, closing at 523 Rye-Sa : S5e
February co. March gssii o. eo. SD
at SO 500 97a: MAY. Sill l2@asl % closing az
. o5@s5 MarS o5%S aay ' " fSSJ Ga'
ss5 ne Short S Sides Is soa r Te S% sSo
6oCo obs: Wheat "a 600 bush Corn ?7oOOo eush nsts
rlouL 500" oDs Wheat. lSSoo oasA Cora i47Goo
$ Sa g. t as - 90 S & sPa aSe ma fs
No. ns y asc oa. easter ?as9 srs5
I've quiet No !? 6Gc Barley Lxtr, No sDrlng. 500
meat. s1eadv. sheaes $. 70 % %s oa
Short Goir IS 81 wns%SS iirn Su% stsIiS 81 10.
mo ans Sscne u S sOS 6at - ras
nenIs 523 Deao.
DETROIT Feeiezwhes. dull Va White 80 &c, cash aud
ary. March s9lc;' May. 92Ac, SO, Red. $50.
%S SH.s' s. t &c. H Sa': $50 " 'O4si''
MILWAUKEE. Feb le.-Flour quiet. Wheat weak;
$ 20. oats steady. Nc !sa.c. Rve steady 30 l. 500:
ss5s' 1ss; ''ss' fsss s.
{ holca H Rest N Ia
EggsFreshls69c Receipts-PIonr. 1854 o1ls. wneas,
bbIs. Wheat. 1882 Iush. Barley. 6425 Ousn.
MINI Feb s7 hnS lard Cssa
PEORIA. Feb. lszCOrn firm: New High Mixed. $40
ssSc No. c @i1ed o. rye Dun No ssgsSs
bush shpments-Corn. 29iOO push: oats Sl,77j bush;
steadily he'd but the demand Continued light Western
R fa 90 % ~ sSs
S S wnsr w 4 fen 90 re 22s
1uet and closed steady export demand light
Sts lower Maf aas ssi 20 pr Ms' M.y
80 %g9lc corn-spo lots steady export demand hight:
6c steamer No Mixed. iracEi DO depot.46t
February .at7sc arcn q &c A3r
May 47Rq4 &C oats-sDOt oIs steady Rejected White.
sSG No. w Sst' PERJURY aarcS S @a
Sd1 Wheat Sa,n 80 200 oas i6S
Oats 6.4DU ousn
q; LOUIS Feb lS;F!our active Xxx 8 $o9ss4o; Xxx.
Fancy US@ss s 20 Pa,eat 50 Wheat au
No. RED. Casa. 9ic bid February J0cbd March, 30 &c
MAY 93 d93sc. Corn quiet No. Mixed. tasn 5jN3js;
February. 80 March, 80 &c: Nav. 31lc. Iet
No. Mixed casa 45'sa 2s'4c.: March. 29aac: Mar.
8 &c hi gber GOc american.
quiet Creamery 29dJOc Dairy l6G2ic eggs steady
Al lJc FlaI UNCHANGED. ddv ,teav unchsDged Bran
Cic at mill Corn Mea arm U Ell ~ WbissV 81 10.
Pork. 81 - Buikmaats-L0ng clear 81 a. short lh
So So short Clear. ~ nrD n SIS 81 ass ~.
2. 90 nhI+: Wheat 1000 Dora
9G. OOO 1000 1000 Bariey.
5000 ,hlDments-FI0u-. 5000 Wheat. 1900
OusE. Corn 1900 O4LA 1000 DI.L. Rye 1000
lusn: Barley, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Feb 10 The journal reports Cattle;
Receipts $500 head shipments. l,6On head
shipping Steers - UOdt 20 stOckers aud Feeders 81 30
"a cows, Bulls amt Mixed 81 iJdSi % Bulk, 81 30
ass rs.
HOg,-ReceIpts 10000 shipments GOOI: market actve
Rough ami Mixed. SjRSs lj PACKING SnIDDInx
81 21dfI 80; Light - sD6sI % SkDs " sOns Is 80
ShesD-Rece.uts 1900 shipments 1000
firm Nauves 2jdsj lj Western. rs jOGsi so; Lambs
4 % Texans. - uOd q lh
BUFFALO Feb l6-CI:tts- Receipts to-dsv total
ihus Tar 100 head tor tn 9si Yees 3l7o
head through eonSi'n Hentsi no cattle here feeling
tfep- RecaIuts to-day 600 total
hea.l vce% l. COG head cOnsIgned
through ears ) New YORK IecaUts Of sale
otd lots so at former prices; Ordinary 70
choice Lambs. 7 10 u - 90.
HJJs-ReceDt 700 head toli tor Eeey Inns far.
l66,j head f0r sam tine last week 10, 10 neat eas
slgIc ) NewlOrk market
dull no astern Medium eeghts strong az - IS
- Heavy weights UnchGIZed two loads Light Mixed
lett
ST ioUis Feb. l6-Gdnts-Recelpts 900 sh.omenta D,
200 market active Far 10 Choice Naive shipping steers
a NatlVp Butcher steers. - Sl0rI so lows
and lIrers 81 2Jc S. - stOckers ana Feeders So 600
~ 20 -
Hogs-Rccelpts. $500 smuments. $3.50 light IS 600
- 10 PacSng 4 00DS4 -; Heavy. ~ 3OG<i 80
SheeD- keceIDts so 200 marxvj active and
higher Common 70 Ch0.ce IS JOWtj 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
COTTON MARRer,-sY rELG,IA,r

LIVERPOOL Feb Ia-l9:3J p. dun d generally
In favor. Mddlng tpa!d,. ljlG, 10. MbdlIng
orleans 3D.; slcsSOJO bales. including 1000 Tor spec
ulanon export receipts, $50 bales including 1880
American Futures tat Uplands Low Middllng eanse,
February and March delivery, 1 ~ 6ida DO March and
Aprl delivery J5- 10; also J1Gid; 10 April and Nay
delivery Ii-64l; do NAV and June delivery sO5d;
also b. Gid; June and July delivery, 90 6ad also
4 5IitCa July AUGUST delivery. 4 62.Uid; do.
August and september delivery, Oh ..-.
Gales the day Inc4u Eel $500 bales Amerf
can Futures Hat Uplands, Low Mddling clause Feo-
J3tId payers; do. February and Maren
drIyery. i36ld buyers do. March and April delivery,
4 al ouyers do. Aprl and MAY delivery. J5-O+d
sellers; DO May June delivery, 5i.Gid buyers:
do jun, ami July delivery. JJGid byers, do July and
August G2 Il. sellers; 10 August and September
delivery > lid BUYERS.
D. ln-CottOn-t futures close dull Uplands Low Md
ding cause Fcuruary delivery. 53.oid buyers; 40
February ami March delivery j5.G4d. BUYERS do March
and April delivery, ,i-Oid. sellers DO Apltl and AB
UrIiyeIy, Jj.U4. sellers do. May ami June delivery.
41,.6lu BUYERS do. jane aud july delivery $50
July and August 0eyeIy, I'D; seuels 90
August and SeptUm.byr delivery, 81. buyers.
GALVESTON, O. lH-tottun dull MdCny y Ills; Low
Mddnng j-l6; Good Ordinary, "a; net and gross ro
ceipts. 57S bales stock, 6i.7l9 bales ..
NEw.ORLEAys. Feb. lO.-C0t duu ana easy; Mduins.
low MIddln2 3; GOOi Ordinary ~ net receipts
Is5 bales: gross lO4SO bales exports 10 France $50
bales; tle ointment 800 bales; sales ZOVO baesi
SAY SV ,XS,u. Feo IG.-CotOn quiet Middng Ole;
Low Mlldling. Sc; Good Culinary. ~ ne and efeas
exports oOastwI>e 29J3 bales saes
i, 800 bales stock 90. 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEAruREa OF NETWORK DEALLNGl.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALtNGI
The changes iii the visible supply of grain
were shown by yesterdays statement to be about what
had been looked for The increase shown In the total
amount OF grain was made up mainly by tho large In
crease OF corn. Tho figures published by tho New
York Produce Exchange statstician compare AS
follows with the preceding week: Wheat, 535d5.l7O
bushers OF G3l. SO bushels; corn. sl9l2iO
bushels a gain Of 0J9 bushels; oats SCI 1852 hash
els "A gain Of 36,gOi bushels; total gram. OJ Olf112
bushels a net Increase OF 3iI $40 bushels
Another day OF unlntcre-tiig fluctuations In wheat
was the result the business done Yesterday Cash lots
were extremely dull aud exporters took only 10000
early sold OH l4dao then rallied and finally closed
steady I,a14 under the outside ngurrs The change
from MoHd AZ night was "a decline OF u cent, "a
follows: March, gO7a; April, GA May 1Ji2; juno.
g4ia; July gi7s; August, 1Jls and December, 0375
cent?. Cnsh was IN demand and prices were
marked up lallt cent. The purchaser for export
Amounted 10 nearly 10000 bushels Options revealed
m measure OF strength and closed at the best for all
but February which lost = cent from the top prices anu
ended unchanged % cents. The other mOrths were
las cent better al 81 - Tor March bO's Tor April and
lOL, My. oats were dIll aud featurCleSs;
options ended with no material change at 3Ih cents Tor
ali quoted months from February to May. There was
greater activity In the speculation In lard but II
accomplished fall 81 al points, a. follow: March.
SO 2S April. 30 80; May, 50 ~; June, SO 80 July,
50 81 and August, SO o. -
Tho receipts Of grain AZ Ncw-York Philadelphia,
Baltimore aud Boston yesterday were "a fol-
lows: Wheat, 7is4 bushels; corn, l6333I bushels.
flour 81 100 barrels At Chicago. Milwaukee, and sc
Louis the arrivals Wheat 5S0l5 bushels; corn,
37l ,37J bushels; oats lG3. GjJ bushels total grain,
5O3,gi3 bushels; flour. "a, O09 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
CLOSING pRI0Es OF PHILA DELPHIl sr0o3x
TUESDAY. Feb. 16-P. ".

TUESDAY. Feb. 16-P. VI.
At the Stock Exchange to day the transactions in rail
way bonds Swallowed the speculation in shares. The
transactions In stocks amounted only to 30039i shares
against $4,000 shares Yesterday and beyond the de-
yeopment of q strong undertOne the dealings were void
OF special general features. Early Information
furnished that. including yesterdays engagements Of
1887 600 about 81 600 gold had been taken for ex
port. bad feature the situation was the failure Of
Chicago and Pittshurg to give New-York any add-
tiOnal Information about rate-cuttug or the poor
prospects OF successful issue to the Reading reorgan
syndicate Yet, while is surmised that the in
formation Is being bottled up the points FAMED and
charged with carbOnic as TO pop at the proper
moment, tho market showed hardening tendency
despite its duness and the seeming lack OF interest
the part OF local professional traders Leaving out
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, Central Of New
Jersey, Reading, and Western Union. the market
orally records adv OF from to q per cent II is
noted that the low-prlced stocks again attracting
buyers. Columbus. Hooking Valley and To.edo Erie
and Western. and Indiana, Bloomington and Western
stocks and other shares within the last two or
three days have made important advances The stocks
prominent In oday deang measured by the amount
OF transactions were ST. Paul, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western and Erie and those three stocks contributed
100 shares the days total business The market
closed quiet and strong.
Government bonds quiet but fairly steady with
the bids for the Alas d per cent easier. Annexed are
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
SENATOR LOGAN on IRISH HONE RULE

England's dealing with the Irish question has
been marked with broad craftsmanship wise ad-
miuisraOn, due regard o. equity justice or com
eXpciency. The world II familiar win this TACT,
ho the English Nation may seek to blind itself To
The truth. The sentiment ana sympathy OF all liberty
loving people opposed to English treatment OF The
Irish subject Americans, by all OF their traditions their
professions and all OF their hopes. must he opposed to
Ii will be III the interest OF National Justice well
TO the direct advantage OF the English people them
selves they only realize the general prcva lence OF
this feeling among the people Of tDis country.
The least and the least that the English Govern
incnt do In PREPARATION of the mistakes ana
wrongs OF the past 10 grant Parliament 70 the IRISH
people Let MIC not BIS mlsuudcrs oOd They should
have Parliament I'm fact and not merely In name ~
should not be limited 10 the functions of board OF
supervisors whose powers exhausted IN tho repairs
of roads bridges. etc., but should be endowed with
faculties of legislative body with sufficient scope to
cgsae upon internal economic aud other affairs OF the
State so give vitality 70 Its home Interests, oduca
ton its children prosperity and contentment 10 lis
people. 49, 49,, -, $1,000. l.,
embclished with many brilliant pages. to purge itself OF
and cultivate strict regard Tor fe rights
of commnnities ne opes and individuals IL has had
hard experiences IN tho past; ny eontnu9tns
disregard right and justice England once LOST Tue
territory OF an Empire, though the nations sahcu ah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17

LIVERPOOL, Fe9. G-rroyIsoas -BAcol Cumberland cat
Mmtles. zSs. Jd snort Clear hiddlss
2s gd Ribs. 2ys Dbl shoulders. 23s. OIL pes csk
bcef--s InuIan Moss frIne Mess. 51s 3D.
Iork-Prme Mess sis. B pee Dbl Prime Mess Easten.
BIS: Western. 43s GL LarI Amencan 80; Prime Vest
,rn 3lS sd: Lara OH 5os III iilns-L0ng tut 3s- ID
ShoIdes Sos 81 Butter 9Os Cd cwt fOr hnest United
states Uneess-A meucan Choice. ils ID. Wheat-hed
Wrstcrn Spring 10; Red inter- IA "a - ID
per ccuta SUnng "a r3L New Western "intei1 90;
Se. N,NeI IA r.t,rn a. "a: California 1 ID y
IN ga Californian 6S I'd 6s ID cental proiueo
spirits of ruDenic Sus Co.; London. l's I'd DER
owl Rcnned uetr1eun. d6lsu gallon CoyerSeea-
American RED. per cSt raiov-2 g. oo Dercwt soso
Conrmon "a IA; Pale lis. 40 I'D. Llnseei oh los
% per ~ IaloS Fine AD.rc III 4os 3D. tIlh' CHts
1ss O DER cgt American fri :erit'd 5e. hind quart
I'll. cuarterA 1 81 Der d. - 90.
LONDON FEB lC-Ptoducc-Ii nseei or f2o nsUtZo iM
sd ner fnn Calcutta lnseed 41s6d. per quarter Idnseao
Cske 4 OsOS7 ~ Refined l'"ir2.un , al =
- ner gallon splriCs OF rurpentiue els "d per cvL:
Snerm on 4 ROsn -Comuon, ~ bd per cvts
Iae ISs Glls PrOvIsions-Lard 35s. OF DER cw1 ioe
American. sugar lbs o. uer cw. TOT CuOa CentruSA
polarzng 96o ani l3s i'd las udfor CUBA Museoyade e
ppCnnng oto1t: Australian rlllow-3eef .2is 90 Sl5a
Gi, Mutton 25S 6L&sOb 81 Cocoa Nut oU-ceYion.
TTtRP Feb 61Wilcox's ard closed at so francs 20
centuies 100 kllos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16 (Speciab.-The situation
in pork Is just attracting the most attention, al
thou III II IL not drawing tho most speculation. Com
mission men ranging their customers on one side
OF the market For this reason tho air Is full
OF theories offices Uttered with sta
tistcs aud the wires loaded with point
ers The situation IN provisions seems TO be
dependent on hogs. The market is good deal
better evencd up than a fortnight ago
All Influences that felt by wheat to-day came from
New DIRK, uuder the from there early that gold
was being shipped abroad Later there was news OF *
u0rts from York VI wheat and under this news the
nr &c was rallied from s3 cents 10 ~ 70 cents There
was no of tho rumOred exports hut s3A
cents TO $50 The close Mt top ngnres Tor the
day Corn was higher and at one time reached Al cents
2.3O the close was sfis cents for May wheat, Ala
cents FOR May corn G y for May lard, 50 80 for May
short ribs and Sll l2i2 for May pork. Calls on MAY
wheat sold at 81 y cents; puts at S34G
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17

and the account; United states and One Hall -
Cent Bonds lit Atlantic Great Western Mort
gage Trustees Certificates 80 do Second Mortgass NJ
Canadian Pacific 65s Erie, 2sa do Second Consols IS
ing, liza,
Up mPas advices quote Three Per Cent Reutes ct 81
francs 80 confines the account
- p mmConsos lc9 1919 Tor money and lol the -
counts Canadian Pacific % s EIia second Consols S.,
vania. SIS; Reading. l2s.
Canada Northwest Land Company, ga
4p M Bar silver is quoted at 4G ll.l6d per ounce
Paris advlces quote Three Per Cent 81 francs
% francs II % confines for checks
43O d. m.-Ino amount OF built yifhdrl wu fr1n
Bank OF England on balance To-day Is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17

R.t1tNorq Feb lG.--COtou dull; MiilllnI. &c. tlonr
ann oasrJ street and western super 81 62Osi OO 10
L,irs s3 J0si %. Family - 20 81 40; nlty Alis
sns, = i1xsi - .6uL - JjDft IL: 10 to Uranus
- U2At4 Is rstlpscc rainlv. 20 80; 90 suDerialls'
ps,,nt ,57S Wbcat-s0uth@Tp quiet: western easier
sontbsr, ,tsL gIagic. 10 AmDrE SGd0iei va !
MaTyIann g45.o, No Western, Winter aed Snot ia
SSLc~ Feprusry SNasr oc: MARCIA. hgsJc.; MAY
81 ne Corn-eoun.rD quiet AMI steady western 9a
steady. bcutberp Mllto. Aah Dc.i 90 lell1W. tl~
ssS' Western Mixed spot. a. sG4I &c FebrusrH 49,
al7 &c. Marrh 47isdi5 Wi MAJ. Ita r. oi Ste,mer
sSs,G457.c Oats sctive and easier soutIer % !Oc'
western Whhra 3.aJ.c; Mx"h 1919 Perm.
sylyapia 81 94rc Huiet NJ BSgiSc PROVISIONS
easr AnG dniet 5Iu 7IDl 10 HH3eiOts-rioiI
1850 DbIsi ..3Op onsiI Corn ll2poO nl,l ~
Dbs. Corn I27OOoous SaIesWheat. 10000 1dsnA CVin
6l.7UO bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
other states Marine Companies.
Iorfinn Mnrinf Comunnits-T United Atatts Branches.
TILE UP sArs LEKLs cANNor WREsrLE.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16 (SpeciaD. -Matsada Sora-
kichi the japanese wrestler whose leg spraned by
Stranger Lewis their match last night. was piable
looking athlete to-day. lie moved his wounded limb to
Try the rackng pains and at each turn gave vent
to a groan OF agony.
What do you think OF Lewis's methodist" ho was
asked.
lie can wrestle." he said. " lie chokee and
breakee legee, but he can no wrertle.
Edwin Bibby, who trained the Jap" said These
neck and leg holds pretty tough but you know hey
are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
ThE NEW STYLE or PRINTING SrocK LISTS.

The change i'll the printing of the Official
lists OF the Stock Exchange attended yesterday
with less confusion and delay than the first day Tho
noon list WIS hour behind time. but the later
were oltainabe at u reasonable hour The change In
typography Was considered by many brokers serious
mist AXE The names OF the securities were printed III
italics and prices In full-faCcd type. IL urged
tho first thing sought the list and
prominence should be given 10 that Instead OF tho
price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
STATE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT MAXwELL-CoMPARI-
SON OF BUSINESS.

ALBANY, Feb. 16.-Robert A. Maxwell, State
Superintendent OF Insurance. has transmitted to the
Legislature Part Of the annual report Of the Insurance
Department. showing the condition December 81 Of
various fire. fre-marine and marine insurance COM
panies authorized to transact business In NewYork
State In the present year. The report, which dated
February IL 1885, earliest issued by the New
York Department The following is q comparison OF
the business OF 1888 with the business OF 1884, viz.
Ne,c- York Joint Stock Fire Companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1886

asylum of freedom thereby. SO tho England OF 1776
might send message to the England OF to-day aud sug
gest that the incident may not be forgotten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
MoRAY REsIGxs FRoM me roLIoE FoRoE


Persons who went to Police Headquarters
yesterday IN expectation OF witnessing the trial OF
Policeman James Moran, lately detective In the Four
teenth Precinct charges OF Matchmaking Harry"
Hill, were disappointed. Before p. IN. tho time fixed
for the trial to begin 1t known that Moran had
signed Moran headquarters about noon within
counsel eX-Asscmbyman Brodky, ana waited until the
Board of Police met. Mr. BrOdsky then handed III
Moran'- resignation take effect ut The Com
mssioners consulted among them selves to the proper
course the matter and then pied Moans
him on trial after he had withdrawn from the force.
and superintendent Murray who had heard on Monday
that he making preparations for hard bght. IL
WaH Taid that OF undOubted rcspectahilty, VINO
Hi pay money to Moran at the metropolitan Hotel,
dent French that hc thought Moran had got nfor
nation OF the evidence which had been
obtained TO support HIPS testimony and
had concluded that "the jig was MP"
The Commissioners said that the department was well
rid OF Moran. They could not say whether any further
prosecution OF Moran would De attempted. DrtrctAt-
tornry MARITIME they said could take the before the
Grand Jury he thought proper In regard to Captain
Mu ply, who transferred from the Fourteenth IRE
cinct BOOming dale after IIiPs charges made,
the SAID they could not tell what charges
would be prepared IL difficult they understood, to
duplicate him In the payments OF money by HI
When asked what charges II any, were being prepared
against Captain Murphy superintendent Murray said
Yesterday "NO charges TO he made against Captain
Murphy Our invest cations have failed to show that
money was paid to the Captain or that he was re-
spODsible for NOram'S actions"
In the abschce OF Mr.. Martire Assistant Distrct-At
tOrney De IanCey NCO said that this sort OF crime was
viewed with aversion IN that office and that the
would be looked INTO