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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
FASHION NOTES.


Kilt-pleatcd skirts are fashionable, but the
p,Ass Nust b ctther extremely wds or very
White nainsook dresses pretussly trimmed with
yasnciennes aos she favorite dresses for young
women THE summer.
Rough straw hats having the brima rolled up IN the
back and tho Lett aide by young aiies and
miases.
:saort high drspcrics fashionable as full oas
draping.
FoulArd and india sks VIII DO In great demand for
seaside and Watering place sossA Twlei surans arc
also popular.
Wide white Hercules braid frnSed and knottod ct
tho ends Ia used % sash bslts for little xiris.
Pale shades Of pink fashionable FOR millinery pur
posea
Transr oounets Of tue and jet trimmed with
bright flowers poppies being the fsvorte garuiture.
Crepe de chino In delicate ccoss ana richly emorold
cred Is used :or evening dresses
waists of wsterea silk satin lace worn with
black sks the wssa may bs either black o. bright
eol0rA
Bacx aad white plaid silks are pretty combined with
plain black silks OF surahs- Brown and white plaid
surahs are used with porgees.
Large sunshadas Of ctamine embroidered In gay
colors aud lined with rcd sk win ho tho fashionable
parasols for dress occasions this summer.
basGues with full effects In front are shown on
some Of ir ported rho surplice front 10
popular and white vests DO used dresses OF any
material
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
THE LABOR PARTY IN CONNECTICUT

GAINING CONTROL OF THE Observation-Disclosures
CAN STATE CONVENTION.
tyRoM rHE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE IRibtNEl
HARTFORD, July 25.-The labOring men OF
the State OF Come boast OF strength OF eooOV
members who belong some labor organizations al
though not more than half that number are members o
the knight, Of Labor Careful political investigators
grsnt 70 the labor men about $4,000, OF which num-
Der 1t least twothirds are voters. or the two
thirds IL IL reasonable say that the great
majority are Democrats. Tho Democratic lead
err in the state ready 10 grant this. ana VIII
epen their campaign upon whatever basis anu Win
vhsever candidates the labor men OF their patty dc
tas In Short they have already practically agreed 10
allow the Phelan Kehoe and Graves wing Of the party
70 outline the policy and Lame the men This labor
element controlled largely by the men who supported
The Green back movement when IL at Its height and
Who have ever since fought for the mastery OF the party
In the State, a. against the Burr Brown Barnum man
agsment This they have managed to gain controi
By force OF numbers. and the old management will sub
nit exactly 10 allowing the details OF tue manage
nsnt 70 alp out Of their hands. but 90 lar
= to approve everything the labor men wish
place in the platform and 70 support all candidates
laned BY them, always excepting that William IL
BarpIm tAe only Democratic aspirant for the Uned
Mates Senstorhp This oessiop will probably resutln
State ticket which hard money and other recognized
principles OF the Connecticut Democracy will be thrown
Labor rather more than the Democratic party. the
Democratic hackers had acceded to these demands
there would have been separate labor ticket in tho
leld
Tia Republican State Committee will meet tho leaders
the party in the course Of few days to discuss the
opening Of the and make Tor the
sAe convention. which will Dc called AZ hAuoIu W
september ID, about one month later than the state
sonveLtion OF 1854 Meantime the friends OF colonel
1ioeu. Mr. Louosbury and Mayor Buckley are sctive.
NE Lounsbary movement having apparently gained IN
Ne considerably thst
twdaya
Commlssioner Tatem who for the dairy interests
ae STATE. somewhat nOpptusset by the sct'one o.
sbridxeport poce justice wbO after finding dealer
saity OF violating the olsOmAre airline law suspended
punishment refusing TO impose the nne OF 500 rs pro
naed BY the law The commissioner says that ne 10 NOS
Ne law.
STATE Senators Cleveland, Alsop and Stanton have
Ake arrangements for the reunon OF the Senate OF
asso at savip Rock NewHsven. on August 10 go
zoe pardon OF ex-Postmsster Cook OF Cnonville, py
1e President was handed to him ON Friday aud no iu-
..scistey left prison for his home Judge sLipman.
sse sentenced him, and ctAttorney etsley. Who
essecuted him. Joined In recommending his pardon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

LIVERPOOL. July 2.-Prvvsons-Baeon. Cumberland Cut
35s Long Clear Middles $50 ID short Clear Mddlos
31s short Hbe, S3s Cd shoulders, ia Cd Per cwt
Beef-61s I'd for Extra India Mess Prime Ness a1a I'd
Pork-Prims Mees STA Sd bb; Prime Mess, Eastern
Western Goa I'd Lard-Amercan. 32s Prime West
en- Sts Cd; Lard OIL 32s Sd HAms-Lons Cut 5Ss OBJ
Shoulders goa 3D. Batter-7os I'd PEI ewL for npsss
We:.ern sprns - I'd ga 7d ksd xi1set 70 ca q,
"a New MIsd wsssera -. 3D. cat0 G,n, SS Pro-
q Tgrpsntins sS 3D. Do e. L01Sn SSs %
znsnesn Red. 40. pg cwi rAlow-aes 81 PEI evt'
Common. So Ga Pals. LA 80 S0a o. Lnsssd on
hind qusrtsrs ca: fore quarters SID per D. ooo
oeutalA including 16A, 90 osntals American
The reoefts of American TOR the ree daB Weo
ToxDos July 2APrcduce-IAaseed Oh fa1 l5s o. o ga
ia per CacuA Ltnseed <2A Cd quarter La
i la s s ps & s ~ a. sS.s psaans s =:
eut, sperm on. eo9 per tan RssinCoumen. ea a. PEI
cwt Paie liz ID la Cd Pryvtsions-IArd S4 Cd eer
cWt Ansriean- eusar-lss 3D. Per cwt fer Cuba Cen
tussl poasisns e6s and LA ID vlas "a fg hgso2vsas
Er reAninS seosk Australian Tsiow-Bec 1Aa Cd g3sS
Ca; Natto1 3os 81 era 81 CoeoaEus on-Cyfan. A1eS
G3b 81; Coohtp. e42 81 . aga. =.
XHTwkRP July 2<--Peezoieam-Ffae pale Amexicnn, ~
% esptes pa,d and ~ anos I2 esatimes sesre
kiloa
Wncaxs Lad csss1 ~ - marks 10 pfsnnfnss pr ITO D.
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s300.l94.2S&
Total for 9 yean

Hare We ha va al excess gold imports for ak years
Of Ss3 O38 an eIcess Of silver exports Of $6o4o0
729 or net excess OF imports OF specie and bullion OF
eI7.73o 3OT-a yearly average excess Of imports OF
specie ana bullion Of S. 9ss3s3 against average
cess OF exports OF merchandise OF $11l,3l9o99 And
after all this seeming net balance In our favor OF
$3.50 ga go on six years business, the foreign ex-
chanrss now are wnsre Odd neither be exported
nor Imported bat nearer the exporting than The
imporng point There 10 that unknown and uncertain
move back and forth Of American securities when
IA an alemsnt in the exchange market bat al securities
sod to Europe are liable to be returned ~ any times
and therefore made BY the export Of than - IN
the nature of call La the from JAY 1880.
20 June 30 1881 Europe vas Large buyer Of AmHrca4
seeuritjes In the time the excess Of exports OF
merchandise Exceeded The i'm ports AID We
imported over exports e97 gold For the rear
ended lima 30 1855, the exports Of merchandise az
csedsd the i'm pcr l26 bus the nst gold I'm:
ports Amounted sniy 70 e16,218.so< Good luoh and
superb Trsasury have rondered the Demo
cratic majority Of IL ensre1oe -.
tween . Dollar OF rs $40 grains OF gold ano one q Al2
srsns Of alver Foregoing sseusuoe eaoud Demon
Strass taai shs pssssEt ses fsyoraels eppsssanity
for political party % Play policy With the prosperity
Tne susinsss oat,sek Y somewhat eiende1 eyNhs tn-
eessing uncertainty Of the outcome OF tae Grepe H
ports Concerning shs spring vhees are ussie ness
fsverabs thAa 8 weak ago 80 sufscs1nes srs nenssa
Seess q largo fsrsiSs demand have hsd tss sA:. e
dropp4as ~ price 81 Wheat soe tour eeeA M saas
vitkeut atm ustias tas export as.s:a = ~ Ss:ss
able aren't ne snxtsty new easslsDsa " - -
ssep. vhAk. 0shss6h pfiaapaav ssssss asessss -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

II itsi 80 y::san ps,H: lesass wsssssn 30:
wss' s. Sases . sss. - SSSis: :s s M
erEARfNE-Qaies aud ssesay,- o. sssssa - ~
Eatss, 10 o ~ lbs Oieoruss xarine osTtn.
sUGAk.Tnc nsrn.s u s>.ssa = go I'D $1,000
vssscs $40 sr p9 sesl cesS1ifasa asa I31(a - La
issses Essss a. 10y c. ct,s.S s cra:se4 se3
S.ses les HyeM 4, 1(e cssi.edsssry A. D.; Cs1es Al
A.: Extra C. sos aiani c, <Se<Ac, Weiss. ltolta
Quoted az &C. nsiss Ss.co6 IA a 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

While the transactions In mining stocks at the Con-
soidated Soc K and Petroleum EXCHANGE last week
amounted only ~ $50 shares against 50 335 shares
for tho preceding week. the business better dis
tributed and the general tone Of the market was
stronger Bodir Consolidated from IL So to 30 10
- IS and BuIwer from 50 to % ceDta The Com
stocks ia better iemsn irregular azureA Con
solilated California aud Virginia from Fl 40 10
81 20, Hale aud N0rrross from - - to 80; sierra
Nevada declined from % to 81 az cents and Yellow
Jacket soii at ~ 30dSl % q Il 80.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO July -, 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO July 24-Canls-Recepts last "a hours 5000
head total for week thus $3.50 head
Is $50 head consigned through 10y 10
New York IL cars Tor sale demand quiet but steady
10 LEFT
sa<,pReeelpts last % houra 1900 head total for week
thus 80 800 head for time last week O kead
consigned through "a OF which 10 10 NewYork Is
TOR sale prices declined 10 G2oc Common 10 Fair,
IS 25d ~ co. Good To Choice 81 lisa ~ So Extra hers
lambs steady Fair 70 Good - rs 81 rs Good Choice.
IS OOd&6 80; Canadians IS 30; all offerings taken
last "a hours 200 head total for week tina
far 81 $50 head for sAe time last week 90 S5 head
for sale market easier Light Pigs ~ 40aA 80 Selected
York Weights 81 a SIS 05 selected Medium weights - 10
IS % Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends IS 81 Is II held
over.
ST LOUIE July 24-Cdtts-ReceiptA 500 heal; ship
1000; market quiet Good 10 Choice Native ship
ping steers a. rs d$J 90 Common 10 Fair IS 10 ~ 61
Butcher % 1884 so; Cows and Heifers rs
s. ~ stckers and Feeders So 2SeeA So Grzss Texans
1eceipts 500 head shipnenA 100 head market
firm Light g. 6OGSi Us: Packing 81 80 81 10 Heavy.
shsepReceips 800 head shipments. l.aoo market frm
CHlc AGO July 24-TA< DroverS yosrnal reports cae-
ping 50 75ds4 90 sckers ami Feeders 81 50as37 as
Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 70aS3 rs; Bulk q eS3
through Texas Steers 81 80 SO So
Hoos Receipts, 940o head; shipments 1000; market
steady Rough and Mixed. 81 0gs& rs Packing and ship
ping 81 50 IS % Light Weights 81 so - u.s. Skps 81 81
Gs4l5
Sheep-Receipts. 800 head; shipments. none market
steady Natives 81 00d 81 %; Western 81 90 IS So Tex
81 90 "a % w Lambs per head 81 odS5 ~
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July 2&-l2 80 p m.-Consos lOl LIS for money
and lOl for the United states -Four Per Cent
Eonds l2sL Erie 33 do second COnsols, l0l Illinois
Central l4l Mexican Ordinary. 92% 81 Paul Common
a. -.o..-
Iospoy July IA m.-Consols l0l 3l6 for both money
and te account Atlantic Great First Mortgage
trustees Certificates 4ss do Second Mortgage ISL Erie.
So - SECOND Consos lOls Mexican ordinary. ~ y;
New York Centra, lO9S
Bar silver quoted at l3asd per ounce. -
D. Paris sdvoes quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 81
francs 85 centimes for the account.
EOura
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRoDUCz
Ser xortA Rsssr. Tcsss,s a. Rsi,r,sfa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-rherr business of importance
pshod In thu line os private trzdisg values
gades show no change frvn the basis o 9e for Fair RIO
carroes hh grades quiet The contract market opened
Sust a. UNCHANGED guoeA,io1s and anal agsrss .oxea no
5s5 $500 July 1907 50; August 76oe765i septtIa
her, 7e0 October, 7.70d775; November, TO ef15;
Decemhcr 7I597.S0. Sales 800 baxA
COTrON-The spot movement was light to-day and the
prices were not changed the basis
were for consumption
Quotations American standard Of Classification
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q i6eEsiA OsaA e= 1ss>aag aaess Esasssky
CIR XTD eusuXpAx.-BsodIsb etisd end snsagsd
by dime nuseLm. - Death Il Dexter A. Hsw-
Acstrisna Charity, Rupert Tecumssh. War Eagle.
and Tom Brown. 6 81 Louis beaten by Brook:
iyu. the Mcts by Loutsvi3e - Funeral
Of NrA Beujamin H. Field. 49, Gold vAine Of the
legal tender SILVER dollar Al2is natns ~. 10
ccuta - Stocks dull and trreguIariy low. clos
ing featurclesa
Copies may still Be had at the of,ce or by mail.
Price cente.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.Yoxk. Saturday. iuy 2I.-BEEy Ea-Reccipss were
icy 90. 4: Z. = ~ e 20 8:
OF the IL csrs Texans Coories vkiss arrives sts
i f sss sSSss s% 70 as sd ssaf I've
D. H. Elliott The Grcsce win take xis head Tor NJ SaM
: nes % ANA S : end n s
American ports TAO Live sheep 90 the BsrraeoutA
cavs. .siins ssss ' and f.i. ' .
se 81 d. ss SIC s. c.Vss IS :. At - = .
kssisa t eisss,s' Is OHIO So.. ia n se Butter.
n.s Pa qns,.s,.s
nom yesterday Total for ne week sosis ssaA ss,ass
fhe market Vas slow as reduction Of We per on Sheep
with lambs ssy s . sns o9s @ ss
Az s:sb: 8 :: g. sSS DO ss n At Ss' 10 c.a.ds
81 D.S. .s7 Ieal.ns sheep g q &c;
g E.ss:s $50 6 @ s:ssse.y sheep ,%
sss:s:: ID So - =
s S. 9 Sssns
NswtSa = dnlet.: q Ohio L.ms., en-. O.; 900 Ohio
t e esnta Ok 9 3D. Sep iUs
1856 DO loo n: 4Sc 10! Kentucky Lambs 10 o. At etc;
S.s late yesterday 81 Ohio sheep 50 b. ST. % DO b.
j. 3 sader Co: 229 Pennsyivania LAmbs 90 D. at 10;
21l Kentucky DO II No. at g 24S DO 50 o. at Sic; 1S3
tacay d. iS g. s itc 6hio o. 70 b. Sc Il los SS
IS %, at IS 80.
ss Ct bead II IL '. s.. 0 s.ss s
sale alive. Nominally steady At IS 2oasj ".
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A,e3s, S5S,34l
Ha41O.Qd2-74A
Tnrala

Here we have excess OF exports OF merchandise for
six years of 1867 597 average yearly excess
Of exports O99 Last years eIeess Wa only
The eross specie and bullion movement Of the six
years-July L 1880, to June 30. 1Ss6-aEgrexates
amOuuts "A foll0Ha:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

ps,oT JS,E ssEnsssSsH vnssa s. c. g: -
E 5iEs1s :. Nas s:ss s ~ 0'''-s~ = "a '''
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sPrnIrs or TURYENTTNR

VnlmsTdH. Jaly sA-TszD@ssss am a ssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

COURT 0ALESDAks POE T0-DAL
sy...s. OeYf = & g. X z g.
4 : ss 3 s sls ss 81 g. ''s ssA - =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON SIOOKS.
B,,srOy July "a. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

80 5000 market wa oaser last week and Europe
80 nnite vssk. The quotations wero reduced 20
c.nt psr gallon. Anal test. ~ 6b cents 81
Ph.i. Inhia and Baltimore
p..nyoxp PENN July 24.-Crade on-Sasonsi TRANSIT
,ec.es orensd 1t 65 and ciosed al 66$ highest eo~i
,o~e,t ga; eisArancss. os2.ooo barrels ran~ -
~, CITY PENN July 3<.-crude ol-NstionAi Ifsnas
opened at ss and closed s esq ses, 90
lowest M ga arrsls shipnsatx 7a7os hssssAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

Total balapce. Sl473lU2Bl Fl5UoISSzU mt s3ZOoJ5
Yesterdays bank statement reported no changes OF
Importance but as the ngures OF the daily
balances for Elk dsys of IL possible that they
may conceal movements Of Important proportions For
tho week ended Friday evening the subTreasurys ro
ceipts dates nearly all In
der o. $4,000 out OF total OF s3.1lGlOs and
that together the currency receipts from other
enough over its currency payments through
Clearing House and Its counters increase
its currency balance S1G0s6i5. As the banks report
loss OF only S73s00 legal tenders it io-
lows that the receipts from tho interior
mints have been q liberal scale. or that the
average system IL out OF joint The banks report 9
spccte rain OF 1854 800 aud the sub Treasury gained
$780,, 04S "eon." From this time out the banks are
going TO show surplls resources which will be small
compared with dates OF 1854 aud 1888
but Tor several weeks yet 10 come they probably win
compare favoraby with the four years preceding 1884
following compares yesterdays statements with those
of tbe eorre. handing dates Of 1885 and 1894:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

Options opened quiet prices quiet
steady all day and closed 1t advance Of 3a5 points SaeA
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THE MONEY MARKET.

euxDar, ysiy 25-r. -
Tie United esatss rrsssursrs reccipss frsm customs
last wesk snssassd % el<0e,44e and from Internal
fovesus 10 q, l97, 27s-tstai frsa bsth eaeos.72a
Tia Treasursrs not available balance Increased
e3,221.177. The gain In gold Of s4s6.6<7
was made BIZ On accumulation OF Sj63.237 bus-
lion sss an issas Of e6e.5oo eeraestss The gain in
lsssi tenders Of OIL, .75i vas mse BY an accamaa-
sa Of o. 531 notss p,us reduction Of s3s5 600 In
the amount OF outstanding csrihcateA Tho gain Of
e755. l29 in Nsrton-l bank because OF
cumuiation s765 325 notes In 'proeess Of rsdenP
tiou." Tho Treasurer actually owns only $27o,o32
National baLk notes Tue gain Of 1882 733 In thu silver
balance was made By an accumulation Of S2s9,lO3
pulion plus reduction or Foo5oJo IN Tue amount Oh
outstanding certificates
subjoined are the Of Saturdays statement
pared with those Of the statement Of J uly II:
July II. 1855 July ~. 1880. Changes.
Gold coin and bull.
less certificates
.+.e.... s57.5ol. 2cs eS7.as7 $40 s4s6e47
tincatss -. 17.45d,ss9 1s2l962o Inc. Lea 13l
Nat. bank notes 3.5Si,4s3 4.331,572 Inc 75jY29
banks Nl5is74 l8.O56,5l5 Dec. 1859
Silver dollars and
bullion less
uncaies ~ eS7l6472 e7.Sos.205 mo 6s2.733
Totals siss los 9O7 sl92 5sS 7ss Inc e. ssi
Deduct for funds
held to redm Nat
biz notes. incIdg
fund .'. 7O79s729 7O769433 Dec. 29.29e
Net avail balance sils s,6Inc III
tfrsc) silver coins 2s7o2Os3 2s.GeoIs5 1I.GIs
Total balance si47sIO2el sI5o5las2O Inc 200 $50
Yesterdays bank statement reported no changes OF
L A. ~ sbAA nll -
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stAbtl'ty. -, ...u.. :, ,h. (,nn.oIi-
for tho Il Of three weeks were Is follow:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-03
VERNON.
Pense River Higher Than Ever Bofor,
Known-An Unknown Man Drowned
Special to the Gazette.

Pense River Higher Than Ever Before
Known-An Unknown Man Drowned
Special to the Gazette.
VERNON, TEX, Aug. 1t is reliably
reported and generally belived that man
was drowned here in an attempt to cross
Pease river during the late rise. Who
the man was is not known. He was seen
from distance to enter the river With
team and wagon Mt the crossing Jus north
OF Vernon. Before anyone could reach
the shore there was nothing t. be seen of
the man, team, or wagon, and ogly the
angry, rolling waves to mark the spot
where he entered the river. 1t was i'm
possible for him to have crossed the river
at that time. A freighter lost one of his
wagons In attempting to cross Red river
on The same day. The wagon was heay.
lily loaded with goods.
Agentleman from Greer county reports
very heavy rains there during the past
week, and to-day there are apparently
heavy rains west and north of here in the
Panhandle. Pease river was higher Sun
day than was ever known before. It has
been dry nearly all summer and was dry
on the morning of the day 1t reached its
highest point.
Jim Hunt, livery stable man, in rid
Ing wild horse this evening was thrown
aud badly injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-03
PILOT POINT.
An Angry Cow AIrsoks "A Little GirI-rbe
First Two Bales

Au Angry Cow Arrscks "A Little GirI-The
First Two Bales
Special to the Gazette.
PILOT PoINr, TEX, Aug 2,-The little
iour-year-old daughter, Mary, OF Mr.. and
Mrs. t. 5. Johnson, came near being
gored to death by a COW Saturday even
Ing. The animal threw her to the ground
but the timely arrival Of Mrs. Johnson.
who seized a cluba and drove the COW from
the furious attack, saved the child's life
She sustained several bruises, but not
dangerous.
About O'Clock to day two new bales
OF cotton, first OF the season, came upon
the square nearly at the same time. Mr..
D. A. Mahorn, living near Aubrey, came
IN on the north-bound freight and was the
llrst on the square. Mr. C. {. Billings
ley, who also lives near Aubrey, came in
this mornipg and had his ginned here AZ
Cooper, SELF & Co.'s gin, and was ON the
square with mis- bale three minutes later,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-03

party Of the first part; and on the said
flrst Monday 10 September, is TO open
and take charge OF, as chancellor thereof,
a school for the education IN all branches
of such scholars as may attend the same,
and TO continue such school for term
not exceeding ten months from that date,
as may be determined by said board of
directors. In consideration Of the above
and the further consideration that the
said party OF the second part has located
the Northwestern university at Decatur,
the party Of the first part agree to pay the
sum Of $4,000 out Of the subscription TO
the fund raised or TO be raised for said
university, as fast as The same can be col
lected, either by the board Of directors or
said Collier, the agreement being that he
is TO receive all the money collected until
said $4,000 is fully paid. In addition to
said $1,000 the 7eid Collier is to receive
all sums collected as tuition from the
scholars during the term Of said school;
the party of the first pa1tt0- be az no ex-
pense IN conducting said school, except
to furnish suitable rooms properly fur.
nished for the purpose, the said Collier TO
select, subject to the approval Of the
board OF directors, his own assistants
and TO pay them himself.
Witness our hand, this 2ist day OF May,
/ 1856. A. SHOEMAKER, President,
II. ID. DONALD,
Secretary Board Of Directors.
JOHN COLLIER,
Chancellor Northwestern University.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-03

MAX MULLER has calculated that, al
the close of the next two centuries there
will be in the world % $4,000 people
speaking the Italian language 72,57l,-
600 the French; l57, 100000 the German ;
500, 2SG, 900 the Spanish, and l,897,2sG,
1853 the English. MIR. Gladstone has
accepted these figures as correct. These
facts of the future lead Prof T. w.
Hunt TO say in the Independent; "If, In
addition to this numerical supremacy, 1t
is remembered that the English ma
tions are, as yet, the historic opponents
of popular rights, such a picture of the
ever widening prevalence of the language
is full of hope to the race"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-03

THERE is a section Of the revised stat
utes which provides for deduction from
the salary OF every senator, representa-
tive and delegate for each day during
which he has been absent, unless he as.
signs for the reason OF such absence the
sickness Of himself or Of some member OF
his family. Yet congressman think moth
ing Of making flying trips to look after
their political or private interests. Sena-
tor Jones of Florida, unless he has been
suffering from protracted illness, VIII
draw very little pay for this session.