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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30
loves Enduring Flame.
Boston Record, AVE. Q.


In the town Of Johnston, r. l., last
evening, marriage was witnessed by
about twenty persons, the like OF which
is very seldom seen. The contracting
parties were Mrs. Sarah Lee, over seven
ty years of age, and Deacon David l.,
Weaver, nearly seventy. These two per-
sons had in their youthful days been
schoolmates together and were dear
companions. In time, however, they
separated and were bound by other ties.
For more than forty years she resided
In New York state. Then, on return
ing 10 Rhode Island, she met the friend
Of her youthful days, Tor whom her al
lection has still remained strong. The
two became lovers, and pledges were ex-
changed which were last evening sealed
by marriage. The ceremony was held at
the residence OF Franklin A. Steere. The
lawn was illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms by Mr.. Steere, whose wife Is q
niece of the bride, and red lire was
burned in honor of the evons. The Rev
IA. b. Ward of this city performed the
ceremony. The couple were supported
by Miss Edith l.. Steere and Mr. william
III. Smith, and Miss Florrie b. Steere end
Master Howard Holbrook, the group rep
reseptlng childhood, youth and old age.
AT the conclusion OF the ceremony, when
was impressive though brief, collation.
OF cake, fruit, ice-cream and lemoneae
WAS served, the fruit-cake which was
served TO the company being made by tne
bride herself
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30
nEATING TIE RECORD.

Two Horses Score Great Victories ~
sheepsheRd hay.
NEW YoRK, Aug, 28.--The attendance
at the inaugural meeting for the fall Of
1886 ST Sheepshead bay was very aristo-
cratic. The track was dusty though fast.
The record was beaten by the first race
by italy who covered the distance Of nye
fnrlongs in i:0l4; beating Jim Renwlcks
time In San Francisco Nov. ~, by one
fourth second and In the last race by Ext
ne who finished the winner OF q mile and
ree-sixteenths in 2;oS, beating the time
Of King Lake at Monmouth park July 10,
1854, and Aurlan at Lexington hay 10,
1855, BY one-half second.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30
sscur. a ricket.

Advertise Fort Worth and North Texas
nv sending the WEEKLY or SUNDAY
GAZETTE East and secure for yourseli
A ticket in THE GAzErTE's hrst semi-an'
uual distribution Of premiums. Inc pre-
MUM list aggregates handsome sum-
and embraces some valuable prizes
The ticket can be mailed 70 one address
and the paper to another. Subscribe 70
dey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30
ID Of LUNGS Relieved.

!. a Years old, and have suffered for
Feen year, lung trouble. Several
8iMthe family on my mothers side of
.iad died with consumption, and the
+, v,re an agreed In their opinion that /
a,esnton also, had all the distress.
,siouls OF that terrible disease. l have
l. arsnds Of dollars to arrest the march
fsease, / have employed all OF the
,rhods, not only In my own case, but in
tfrsnt OF other members of my family,
norafy relief was ali that i obtained
|s6l ior any manual labor for several
4 nv chance came into possession of a
Non eBlood AZ Skin Diseases" from
Of swift specific 90. Atlanta, Ga, A
.oeommended the use of Switt's Specific,
N Nst he himself had been greatly BEN
Z 4 ils use In some lung troubles. ! re-
|ohyit About four years ago / COM
:, % take S. s. S. according to directions.
u Is an lnvigorating tonic, and have used
Hiy bottles. The results are most re-
M Nv cough haa left me, my strength
t7er did In my life. IL has been three
4nce stopped the use of the medicine,
8,ye had no ret I'm of the disease, and
m no paine o weakness felt in my lungs.
\ hardest kind OF mechanical work, and
kcll as / ever felt since l was u boy.
d know, are wonderful statements to
ai am honest when say that | owe
hence and health to day to Swifps Spe
4 Is the only medicine that brought me
nanent relief. / do not say that Swifps
h will do this In every case, but most
u y Affirm thaG II has done this much for
SllwOuld be recroani to the duty | owe
hing humanity If / failed to bear this
y testimony to the merits OF this won
edcine am well known In the city
slyomery, and can refer 10 some of the
1'iensin the city L. j. HOLT,
omery, Ala, June 20, 1885.
A specifc is entirely vegetable. Treatise
land Skin Diseases mailed free.
|fwiTT SPECIFIC Co., drawer 5, Atlanta,
4Nw. s3d street, N. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

Though pAluful and woaring almost bcrnnd
endurance, isnot an incurahlc disease Ii treAl,
ed ia titne. fcfhaps no other disease has 10
baiiicd the efforts OF science and medicine a.
this but at last q rcmcdy has hccn discovered Ia
Es,NA n c>NANNc which CURES RdEuMA-
DVNsSANNNNNNNTiSM, and i heartily IN.
corsed BY many OF tho Leading Physicians.
WHAT THEY SAY,
"ToNakfn q doing Al that q claimed Il win do"
q. o. sKuEisr, N. D.. OAntrall III
FOR SALE BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
a. a. MELLiER, sOle rropriesOs. 100 al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

Had . case 81 rnGniunsaNcsy Rhorr,s.,uu, "A
nsesly All thc large ic.n.A Gave ToEaAiSsR' al
WV. naxrr1 ~ D.. Isersnan. N
nuy opinion TonoArrlr snpcroed,, a, osl,s
eo-cailrd rheumatic remedirh"
SO. wossiAar, NJ D.. MArcnso, "a
IiAyo sivvp ToNoArirx a fAlr ssisi. ana shlnk &
tho heet reincAly have ever found fv Hsuiantisu
n, r. DAVIS. stusgeon. al
PRICE ONE DOLLAR rER RorrR
d III WASHINGTON AyENUR ST. Loui
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

DR.. j. II. McLeans Liver and Kidney
Pellets are remedy and specific for
chills and fever, mild In their action they
are agreeable to take and certain cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

White Star soap--tweniy-nye bars in
one box for Sl.25 per box, az the For
worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

trncany assed Stiiwell pig hams now
ia stock at Turner & McClnre's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

A fine assortment o. backing brushes
at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

DiDner Baskets, Dinner baskets,
Immense varieties az the Fort Worth
Grocer CO. Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN tho postoncc at Fort Worth, Tex,
Monday. august 80, 1856. 10 obtain any OF these
letters, the applicant must call for advertised
lettore" and give tho date of this Hist.
JULIAN FEfIp NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

coanly aiiogney, i. s. walker '1x n,s-
sYios clerk, J. II, Edwards i0E spuny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

Tho Finest R.aEorp IA the weird
Al Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

t.tr4f aiet nuhk.s, e1.A uvans nstt *
their arms ara surrender uncondltIov'
ally
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

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Did Il
|txsl
|sEs.az
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-30

school Trustees, Bacon flill district
secretary Texas Horticultural Association
Campaignio. International
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore Jan Il Cotton DALI aidt1g ssc o tio sn
Extra So rs Ss4 0O do FANNY Is ssi rs; CITY MlIs
- sspsg 9Sg'S Ss ia SC, aan
Patent. 90 wneat-soutbern nominal western hsner
s SsIraDa ss sSSc 80
81 Gorp-soaIner cher Western q.,st ; S,
sTS wy" % soS 5sn az sssao February
steamer .sstt,sc 11' s;eaay amo g1 ssd ssss
p1, ave ggss SSoss
1867 OOIs; Wheat 200 ou.n Corn 5000 "s; 70 s s
S SSs t Si Ss bush
Jan dq ,en sTna %Sa
!. % P ytar Winter %aSas ascd No Grade
BOO oats steady No White. 44c' No. White AZ
s Ss.sr aPa re aa gs1
for Ssy-F os $500 500 S Oash shorts a
sTsR '"OO' ''''-' ...., ,.....
Jan s sSns :nS %nss ssS& sssS:
MDnesots Bssers q yS og Flour - 90 in 6S
Wheat active; ranxel January 5ssS a Closing :
ss s fas;9a At & 80 sDras sc 80 sOrs
7oc steady and qule sash 20 "a SsHS eds,p so
5s Se a s.S' ss closing Al
Nay 5 SsS PSrs active Cash so as
s At SO 20 Kay $40 50cs f2% closing SO ~
" e. isas5 10 Fe6rnary TO- Nay - go Ii
Buixmeas, shonders 81 1898 ~ shSr ass,ntsF,onr
$40 6bls wheat e000 Os. corn 200 push, na..
oa ;, SYfa HsSOS Su sa,'
JaeesIy ssh; Nay gS'4 SS 9si.ei Sa Red ssa
Rrceis,s 1900 bush Corn-N@ I @sc oats-N@ .
White "a 9o. cash No. = soc -,
,tryxF.pofls MINI. jan l4.-Wheat-SQ. Hard Css1.
IS ic; January 9' February, s'c March S'oi May
MuwAuKRs Jan l4-wheat ouet: Cash. 7oaSc.; January.
79ss Nav. IS - Corn dull No : 3Sse. oats qget NJ.
&c M sss q Porg casa 80 So LAr~Prme
cash Ct January s. 9l = fSSrSy se., ros
80. Fres6 la ss26c Rsceuts-POur 0Jo 0bsi "hest
bis. w sgs 1915 G'' oa. io Borio
PEORIA. ian l4-coru firm New High Mixed. sils s35e:
s SS Na e'S %rc Sp SO s Ss 81
10 iod ii' Juan =,
Rs oa@raiins S SSG IN SNAIL lots T. meet aee
q he E 20 40 a 1!s S s5 ao
FHy 81 Is; Penpsyivania Koer Proc IS "a ~ &c
Se s MSeai closed s;sg Of inc da
business e1p9r ae@aSS G spc 30 I pns.vyan,i red
IN Tau 'eDo, sslae f 40 SSH AprSi s9las
eSc Marker auet and steady e1uort demand .shs;
%gs T. and e De's e n No. 2s Tcs IN gram apo
5O old Mixed u 4sS eO9 80 M,xa JanSary *
Feb a. or .c ,ou MaT0 R,e saS bite 4se
20 q 3 WSte. 81 8! rc. IA White; 4oa4ote5 Ia
O' ggs, N aafch WE aaai SsecoiseTSa
obs whea 1000 1asa 9ora VoVo s5JN prsS:
1aIa 1900 L,,,
81 LOUIS jan l4-FlOur dull NA - % % 81 - Aa
IS ossS - s!9st 20 cA9ss q n ao@s , 20
EN01 Rcd Cash sS4JIc. January, ssc February,
SSSc May 81 SC Jun ca:n SGD gSSse J ,1
Y2l, y3s.c, February $3.50: Aa" 80 sc OstS Suu
! NJ . Mixed CASH 30 d29tc. Ja1giIy $50 a s,,
4 xISc Hyr steaiv 0S,L Barley dal ~ JOSIs. oa.
Ter unchanged steady AZ % lse fat oeeu
az VI nG hay Sts-lv an un1hin rsI 9tn IL =. - Ia
/ ), Corn ~ ~ NiisSf So az :. ~ ~
PORK $40 90 Bnixmeats-LoIs Clear s. 10 oaors - -
Rece,pts-Flol 1000 nolS. Wheat 1000 hasa' s,9 s
~ IAN bus Oat. 1000 bush. 1--we lOod onss. o~ss
noI bS.a Shpmsnts--Fiour. 5000 nol% WeeaI 5v -,
hnsn corn bOOJ nusl, uaIS 5000 odiL Hye @.V'"
| en.u,, BARLEY, 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
THE COURTS.

WHY MRS. OKEEFFE SIGNED THE PAPER
There have been two adjournmen is III the
wnaDs suit before Referee Nash because OF t"e
fitness OF Mrs Alice Kcefe. who Is seeking separation
from Rose r. Winans Yesterday all the counsel In the
case and the referee 70 Mrs oKeee's house, in
Nadison.aye and she underwent redirect examination
nv her counsel exJudgc Curtis. Mrs. OKeehes testi-
I1onv was al directed explanation OF her reason
Tor signing certain paper declaring that she was not
the wife OF Ross r. Winans and settling her claims Ior
the ann OF 100000 According TO her testimony she was
abandoned in this city IN 1871 By Mr. Wnsns Her mother
cane here from Chicago aud they went 70 Baltimore 70
obtain an interview With Mr.. Wiuans. They went 10
Bernums Hotel and asked the clerk TO recommend a
good lawyer. William Schley. who had rooms ht the
hotel was called In He Mr. WiDanys attorney mrs
OKeefs says. He gave his opinion that hfs Oheene
had 40 clam upon Mr. Winans. She returned 10 New
York and Mr. SGhley sent her paper TO sgn anu she
did 30. She subsequently, married Ny Okeene. hI'er-
ward she became governess In the house OF Lewis a
Delafeld, whom -Shc told her story be, she says
assured that her marriage 10 MI NlbanB was per
fcctly legal She then left Okeefe and had not lived
with him since. .,,-,
Mr. Choate made vigorous effort to exclude this evi
Qence as to the reason way Mrs. Okoete signed the
naner Mr. Curtis enntended that Mr.. Winans's
e had introduced the paper IL was proper 20 show the
circumstances under which II was signed 1he reefeo
admitted the evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS Van Brunt J.--Nos,
80 ~ i 81 g. go 5s ~ a7S d. 2a "a 77 "a 30 $50
SuPGRME COURT-GRXERAL rEM-Dayls. L. j.; Brady and
- ss s. ST. 40 a. a. Is S. s. S. Sc 81 S. So 80
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TED-PARr L-Beforo Law
sUFEEME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERN PART ll-Beiore van
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L-Beforc Barrett j.
STPsfST ~ciRGTir-PAR1 lI.-Before Donohnc
9 az - 5d Nv dSi a6 lO q6g 2oS
2O33 204l, 2O42 2Ot3. goa 20i5 2Ot7 294S NV 5V
2 2o9s @OO'' ~ 10 1O1 -O'-' -O'1 w., wv ,.
Nos 3,,,7 2sj 1898 23ls 27OB 24l7 1888 ltl4. 255Q
ISL 1850 259s 2S26 259s 2to5 26sj, 1883 1884, 2SO
suPaEME CoURr-CIRcUIT-PART Iv.-Bofore Beach. j.
siisnoG1TE,s CoURr-Before Rollins s-No day calendar
sUPEgIoR 'CoURT-erEciAL TEsS-beiore FREEDMAN J.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRAL TERm-PAET Ii-Before sedsWieE'
Nos Lea 80. $50 lY3 LIS ltIv VIZ 49, ,o rrua,
J.~AdIouTnea 10 wednesday. Jenuary 20; No.. o,co-
SUPERIOR CoUnT-TRiAL TERMaiAI l0scipif u
I Iuis. i IL '''' ,u-,,
sUfERIoG Couu-THAL TERM-PART IV.-Pciore !ngra-
ham J-EOs COS $40. 100. 1876 ool, BIS So wv ''
-C6xuox PLEAs-GExs.4L TEEm-B Before Larremore r. J.
Allen ana BooEstaver, 1J.-Nos-4 s 80. -,
COMMON PLEAs-sFEclAL 1ERh-lo'ore j. r. Daly '.--No
d1 COMMON Plzls-TRIAL TRN-PARI IBeiofe Van Hoe
CIR CouTla IEniAEI d-B9i I "a HaH Hai- "a
S S15g' 80 IN, S Sigi SSi7 SS5i 6855
CRY CoURlTmAL TEn'i-PARI dIcBeiore NSAd3l 7 =
ozsS 5oi5 CS50 $50 6.o2 6.l2 COS so's g a g,l
CRY CorRT-TIdAt rEEN.-PAET Ill eforc Iro"ue j.
Nos 575s 9l6l. 6lSs .. - nlt4 o39' o. o. 80 % Ig
6SoS G5iI GIsS $3.50. Gi9i, G52a $500 1919 ,..or,,
s3Tth pstrc MARITIME Assistant District A'tor
he yopT or GEsERAL sEssoSs-PAEr IBetorc Jgds'
cSersieeve and Assistant ciAtorney bedford Nos
y 40. 7, D. o. 10 H. H. 49, a. 49, TO- H. 10 ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
COTTON MARKErs-BY rzLE4sApa

,vscpooI Ian l4-l23O p. m.Cotton steay, with a9if
demands Madug Uplands loai SnS s,g Oresos,
Sld saleslOOOO bales iEeuinE iooo Des ~, esa
n.iss AMERICAN Futures quiet; CplaaG5 Low hhdnns
ciaHse January and February delivery 0s'Sidi slso
~ did dc FEBRUARY and March delivery G3,oidi cs-
MaISa aaa 4a also s6ld; DO nav and 1uns delivery
n. 9lso e.ild; do Jure api July delivery luoic;
AZ INV aud Augcst delivery, lS6idi also l2oidi 90.
90 .nSuif and september delivery. l6-6Id: ,,,,,.
Irnisnds l.l6d; Low ailGdl.s Uplsnis l5i9G SvsS
00ip,asTy IIpllnds 4Ssd; Ordinary Uplanis iyd Goa
mtdns Texas li.lGd; Good Ordinary Texas, lliSt;
rIinaIS iexas Al2d; Middng Orleans 9ist Low Mnn-
tns Wrlsans l5l I'd Good Ordinary orleans liioa VI
binary 2r.eas The dav included 1900 bales American "a
,res MET; Upands Low Middiing clause Janaaiy DO
49,, 20 8}iid SELLERS. January aiii fcsIualy
nv, ~ srueie; February and March oehVery 1roA
n,srs. 10 March and April delivery lisa seusss.
buyers, VA Nav delivery. 3-G4d. buyers do, say
az line dsyrrv ; O.04d. buSersi Juli ant NV eceIs
sp sellers July and Auzusi 1elvery ~
sslIers; do. August and Se3'enoo' ""'ei'' ~
sellers cotton-Futures quiet Upands Low Md
a. NJ clause January delivery 10 Eebrsrv
U.s.. snJ Fcpruary delivery. OZ0th ssetS w.
aiJ March delivery G3u4d sellers 90 Mhgch anu npii
Siysry Gld sellers do Aprl anu May 9sHsey, ooso
vYcrsy, do and June denNeIY, % Uot" pne.s, ~
gust delivery. l2-o4u pNo ; w. -A"S"'' ~ NP'
Ian II-COttOn steady Mddng Ssi Low
,,Itn1 s Good orhuaIY ~ net and gross reeeip.sf
xporfs France l,6t4 bales. coastWiSe 1910
49,, 80 o" ssIss s2I bales stock, 81. 2O5 bales
VSve,ixSsU Jan IA OtOn firm Mddlng, tl'lo LoW
M,ddling Sal Good Ordinary 81 ne. sla gross
My ha1s. s1Dors the Continent 300 1tles eoas"s
iS9Tk hates, eaes 900 bales stock LILO oaos =, a.
~ oe ans lt-COlt0n s;eAU ddnlhy
Low MddnS 81 GOOD 0Et 20 Great s' Britain 1850
Ss,s casstwIse 2O22 bales sales e,oOo oaeS s'"'A'
'tOl lin bn.cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

>,v,v yoaK Thnr.lsy Jan l4.-BEEV ES- Receipts we're
l2 cars 2O head N liking the total for I'VE aaS Sygl
arrivals ~ export steers Tor shipneAi awe
on the the queen 10 ears were
10 SchN artzchid Sulzlerger and, including le ca'o
had aver yrsertay there were about 90 sale.
Not being q regular market day for the safe OF
a%d unsettled A6out 10 carloads we're reported
sod a IL G5Gf5 40 for Common TO Good steers - tVr
oxen load OF Cows brought - 90 per ~ ID
CITY Dressed Beef fair demand but az easier
common ANA Medium gfalCsi while Prime and tholce car.
cases were selling at about previous rates Willie as Sm rs
7d sc accepted for thin Bee! the general pshess
was 10 SO with Extra sides selling uom the shusn'o
sppsSts To- day include ls2 Cattle on The Queen
fs of Beef and OF Mutton IN the Engahu D
Joseph Eastman who sendsoqt $40 quarters OF sS
vta satins io the Windward Islands takes 40 Live sheep
The Marteo will be laden to morrow win ABOUT o." "'o
S III from London and Liverpool this week report
American LIVE cattle fully So hlyhef N lE1 iSS le ~
dressed and American Refrigerator Leei hsho anu
s0 alssH - Rosenhal: 10 Indiana steers AZ 70, q
"a SIL 90 do llSl n, so; II oo iz's ~-' % -'' -
40 Monroe 20 lnos Steers LAG at 81 55i 81 do
l IoB 10 AZ "A O5: IL COWS, LOG D. at S3 90.
sherman culver 10 oxen ana steers ""iiOiS "'SA''
!" StiVE~cTcceipts were 800 head OF which 10 lea
T wSy epored about 10 received oyer ih
Harlem yesterday Gfas.ers were nun n az az
@ HS S 81 @ S6S Fed zee CAVES are nCtS
Cool Veals fair demand and steady Ioo' W rrno '
5aOo q selected Calves stnEng lori ~ Dressed yeas
sisc for Country Dressed anu Dressed ora'sers Se"
! at GLlh7Lc m 60, osc ~ Mt 9l,c
10 do 7o To- nj 3o Vcals. lao 10 ut loei 40 i'o
| lOLc, -. 90 ,,ras.ars oss H. at She 2 veals
125 f At 90 DO, rs TO- ut 9c; d" ios ID Ut io0' NV
WasS. sirby Co. Fed Calves and Grassers 800 To-
4G sHn fse' mSb L1SBs.-Reeeipts were Cncludns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE M1RKETS.
FEATURE OF NETWORK DEALING7.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALiNf]
The downward tendency Of wheat was
checked Yesterday ard Of the recent bears were
reported TO be willing rally for tho purpose oil
renewing sales at hsher basis. PERHAPS TINS may DO
speeulatve cha the Traders OF late have been pay
ing little attention 10 the fact that there has been con
adorable decrease within the last Two weeks OF tue Ns-
ble su,ujy in the United States Including tie Pacific
,lopr, Canada and the United kiugdon ana
that tcejpis Al the Wost extremely light Export
ers were rerr buyers yesterday but spot ios are WIN
out ia change. Tue options early "si" weak put
the extreme range OF the dag was narrow ~ SbpahS
with the West he market recovered tho daily dcche anu
AZ The end Except for January, which WAS uthiuEt
was ]. a IL cent better than "Wednesday nlsht as iOI-
lows: JANUARY, s9l2; February, BOA; hdici,, JIG
Auril g3la; May % g. aud june 9J's cents IN corn
eYDorter were queter buyers, but cash lots wore n
IN, oplious were irregular and promo 10 ihi'u'V.
The market was weak and closed at me bottom
furs at so for January "a loss OF 4 eent4ss lor ieD
rpaTy "a gain Of is 4S5s for March and 81 Tor AIl
"a loss of y anu cent respectively aud asa Cchh Of
MAY no change. OATS were easier Tor spot Iols, but
opt,ous ended cally unclaimed, as follows: Jhn
arr 36I. February, 3N2 ana the next threc mOhth'
3G7a &c MIA The lard '1ai kct vas quiet nut nti
the receipts of grain yesterday a. sew lOtk' rhiIa
dclnha baltimore rud RO,ton w'ro AS tOllpWs: Nnea
Ist7 bushels; corn, 1l4.1t 9; Gate, 4s4O9; tOtal,
IG5 O2b bushels there were ~ recrlpt' OF Wue'' AZ
E,sion1: flour, l2.9ls Darrelal AT Chic'so'
MTv,nkee and ST Louis the arrivals Nerc: wheat
% goo bushels; corn 1896 oats. 377O2; total
g3a57 bushels; Houl, l5.9ls barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
yuRopFAN FINANCIAL HARKETS.

LONDON. Jan M-l230 p mconsols. 80 1910 Tor money
and 100 Atlantic and Great Western fr5
MORTGAGE Trustees CeTtica!es ~ DO second 9as
81 Illinois Central. 142 81 Paul Common. " si New
York Central l05is dividends Pennsylyans o4~ head'
ing. iO24. ,, -. r... NJ. ,.n, p.n,ns AZ
al francs 40 centhes for The account.
D. m-Consos, 1og Liz for both money ana th9 &c.
counf. Canadian Pacific 90 Erie Second Consos 81 a
~ paul Common o5S New.York Central, LOG heading.
l01 . c.
Bar silver is quoted at l6 OIL bd. per ounce a, ..
PARA edvces qnOte Three Per Cent HcnJcs AZ Oh HAco
2lao for The account. ..o.,.asa
fn-Thc bullion III tine Bank vi fngihhu ms "'''"
The oiopoton Of tho England reserve 70 liability
which sAt so cent IL now oo2 gop .ca.
PARIS The weekly staoment OF the bhas o. daI nan
shows Of $4,000 trance III goa Ina S'''V'
| francs oliver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judges Daily, Van Hoesen, Beach, Allen and
Bookstaver OF the Conr Pleas. met yesterday
unanimously elected judge Chief Judge OF
the Court III place OF ex-Iudge Charles p DAILY. . oo
Mrs Charlotte r. Ami obtained verdict Tor SluVO
against the Manhattan Railway company In SUIT ree ia
the superior court OGorman yesterday Sho
Slipped and steps stairs at the station OF the
second Avenue Elevated Railroad. ODc-hundetam'-
twentieth January % 1884, Durng her back spine
and ankle She sued for $4,000
verdict for &C. 675 was rendered in the Supreme
Court before Justice Barrett Yesterday against hilp j.
auison of chicago who was recently arrested ana BEG 10
answer in suit in which a young from the country
named Higgins claimed thai he been deauded by him
The plain story that the defendant $1,000
an interest business Chicago AM thai the Lter
left that city without giving him the equivalent inc jury
WAS ont fteap MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
THE JUDGMENT AGAINST SANDS.

The appeal from the judgment in favor OF
the city for SLAP 791 AZ against Nathaniel Sands, and
from order denying motion for trial, was be-
fore the General Term of the supreme Court yesterday
Luther Il. Marsh and Aaron j. Vanderpoe represent Ell
Mr.. Sands and Corporation Counsel Lacombe appeared
for the city In behalf of Mr.. Sands IL was COMMENDED
that when he being Commissioner OF Taxes TOOK he
money as Il commission for placing city bonds. which
paid 10 him by Controller Richard H. Connolly the
law iorbidding city officer TO engage In such trans
action where the city concerned did not apply 10 NM
the bonds those of the county and not OF Inc c
1t also maintained that the charge that MI Con-
nOllys object de!raud the city was not proven
For the city it urged that the payment 10 MI sus
Illegal and that the allegations OF fraud were es-
tablished by the evidence The decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
THE TRADE Iy CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA (SpecidD.-The curb for
MAY wheat this morning was S4ai cents. The opening
Gas about So cents and the buy was heavy enough To
put the figures up s5's cents The market WAS Kept
active by sales Of wheat, which there was htue
nront and by the purchase OF large blocks OF wheat
BIZ commission men. 1t was cnSenty reported ana
generally believed the short afternoon board that
Woershofer had been during tho day largo buyer OF
wheat HIS purchases said to have been made
,hrorgb Fldradee a. Co. and Walker a. Co. Then the
stock market which everybody expected,to slump or
closed drm IL was reported that MOerishOhorh
~"rcbsse. 600 bushels. The close was
Is cents for Nay wheat 3aos939 cents Tor May corn
On MAY wheat tonight sold at 559sas5l2 cents ana
calls" at sea- cents bid. ooo,o -,
Total sales Of stocks today were 4OO,3OO shares'