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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

A cSmpzign bandanS, bearing por-
traits Of Cleveland Snd Thurman Snd
many notices Of the Democratic party.
IS to be seen in Mr.. A. N. Hewett's win
dow
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

MrS. n. Schwartz was thrown out OF $
carriage on Fort street lSst Friday and
painfully injured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

The Republican campaign hSndke--
CHIEF. b-ocaied six with the St&rs Snd
Stripes On il, is exhibited in Mr.. A. NJ.
heWest : window
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

A big lusH was held on Nuuanu avenue
near Judd street on Thursday night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

About So 600 vss the amount received
by the Treasury from the Postal Ssvlngs
RSnk In September.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

The next organ recitSl in kaumsks-
pill Church will be given on Thursday
evening the Ilth inst,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

4 little girl WAS run over BY sn express
TUESDAY, morning, having her leg broken.
The driver o. the express wSs arrested
snd charged with needless driving.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

The KzuikeSoaii reported thSt during
her sssy 81 Poh0iki, Puns, Hawaii. Of
I've dsys-iron ThurSdsy 10 MoadSy-
the Volcano wss very ScsIve, It's b-il-
iSlcy being very plzin every night
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

The Honolulu Social Club ba6 s large
attendance and gay time 81 its last
weekly social.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Mr.. ]. 81. Wood is managing the fur
niture business OF Mr.. c. E. Williams
during the latter gentlemsn's absence TO
the Coast.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

See s. Foster & Co. : advertisement OF
Diamond creamery butter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

The Honolulu Amateur MinSErels vii
give their ti-Ss performance q the season.
on Saturday evening, 10Th inSt- Box
pan Eill be open o. the lSth 81 ? $ n,
s. me Hawaiian News CO. : Sso7s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Stockholders Of c. Brewer & Co. hold
their quarterly meeting on the 18th inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

some Of the lawyers are growing ST
the cSiechiEing they receive from the
bench when SrSuIng oSnco cases
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Hon. :. NJ. Damon hSs been elected
President ot the BoSrd Of Health,
70 SCI during the absence q His Excel
leney /. A. ThurSton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Mr.. Charles Creighton became owner
O. S bSy horse for so sold 81 MsrshSl'S
szie On Eriisv 70 satisfy 5 Judgment
s1sius. Mr.. owen Holt. II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

The Honolulu Iron Works are ver1
busy on sugar machinery for the coming
season.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Mr.. c. 8. Dwight is fitting up $ new
brick crib, next 70 Mr.. Levey's sAles-
rooms, for S milk-shske business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Chun San was buried from the Chin
csc Church, in which he wSs $ member,
on Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

A irSv horse suocamoe6 10 It's Sge,
burden. OF the weather, on the corner Q,
Queen and Nuuznu streets, Friday sitter
poor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

A little CIR while playing during ne
cesS 81 private schooi the other dSy
fell. snd $ little boy stepped on her Srn
with The reSali Q; breaking Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Mess-s. 81. Hsckield < CO. snnounce
vide range Of plantation ana mill sup
plies. $50 Superior brands Of 1ouT, for
sSle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

e SzrsSpsrills and iron water Is $
new. wholesome Snd agreeable beverage
being pushed by the CRYSTAL Sods Works.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

A young lady advertises for employ
ment as clerk or book-keeper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Ire steamship Ms-iposz brought :
asw boiler foC TIE SseSusr Pee, formerly
ne Surprise Inns boiler VS. ordered
sEo Do1-hS $50 81 M = n s. Williams,
fro1 the Rss5oa Irc7 WORKS q San
Francisco and Tie order hzs been FLED
n 81 unusually sho-T lns, bzt TIE is1l-
ties Of the Shore sssz5lssaze1- zrs soch
thst L cSa sx7c1.s any work With :
6eSuz-ch 1os surpassed = ESSEN Ansr-
lGx1 q E1roQsSn machine sbops-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Saturday Sn3 >cndzy arrests tooted up
= IN number. Or these Is Sre charged
with drunkenness. one eSch assault S1d
bSstsry Snd violating eS<rlSSe rules, sad
the remainder disturbing Gules u The
NH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

4 decided lis, - s4Aro12rd noticed II
the [. s. :. Aiert On Erlisy vas caused
bv the guns being moved 81 70 thai side
in order 70 raise the other side ont q the
Este- Tor convenience II sc-sping OF
hsrnSeiaS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

-Four lepers were taken to the reoeiv-
inc station on Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

The Bulletin reports the Or. Hillebrsnd
memorial fund ST $4S5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

After the 6rsnsa's competition q
Saturday the faithful night ES;ehnSn q
tie Iase--Is.S16 S,sSn Navigation Con
pS1y discovered fire Il ne fGr,ai III q
The S.eSme- kSs1lilos- Il SSS PIT ozt
Win is~ buckets q ES1e-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

HIS Majesty returned from kAilus by
the W. q. Hall OF Friday evening. The
PASSENGERS 81 landed 81 the oceSnic
whSri.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

The Consuelo took s mail Of I.oS7
letters and ass papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

While ChsS. hlenme wSS giving evi-
ie1ce SsainSt 4. Kennedy, in the ms
icionS injury" Csc on "Wednesday, he
suddenly fzintei znd fell ScrosS the wit-
ness s1&nd rsI. The case wss 81 once
-rS.oo-AS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

If CEnzse co1ozv I Chsezzo cor
SIS q :. 800 s0zls, q Ebo1 oalF tEo arg
wo-ez
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

II. 5. n. :. Co-uorzll men xnrzci-
pSse res4tts with crews q other YES
ssls Q. the squadron when they STRIVE
Perhaps tEo q three to-ssga ESrshipS
may bs n po-T % e1Gve2 the Snnuzl
regatta o. the Kings birthday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

See amendments to tax appeal bOAris
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Mr.. L !. Lavey's sale u valuable
ho7SsS and garages which =sS - have
been held yesterday, : u1Svo5dzoly post
po1e6 until Thursday naxs s. 2ooa- he
lss q S1In<ls s16 vehicles : vel EOEsh
ss-eassoa s-o0 81 who require z-ychinE
i sz1hsr Inc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

One Il rtls k&kS<z7 5ozsas- @ : Do1-
too7 a sc1Ex. Tzz c0=a5 Eruz q -hs
AoS-ztl1 Ero115S - sae c=z-zzs pzzs. FrS-
dST afternoon b thz ~ Ezc- AEss-
bag - 70 bF IL NJ ~ S1zzzz,E
coziSle co1<Snoei rs T1Esss- Il chzrzs
8 Il on ezpG11 ard e-s=, so<zr1
AEhI- his = IN sso115 q thIrd
Aoase 2ax.s5 a<r0sz tas h<-5< sAzs snr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Colo7sl 6sorsL L Perkins. o. No-wicn.
Connecticut, died a. Essen Point n
that Safe, OF Sept 5ih sgd slightly
over one hC26re3 years q I'll his SIS
rs2r the C.olo1sl attended 70 his duties
- treasurer q 5 loczl railway SINE
vsrv interesting particulars q this exrs-
ordinary Dzn have ben lyllE II or
copy drawer In so1s weeks awaiting
Srscs u inSe-fluc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

he mems Temperance meeting II
Brewers b,ock o Saturday evening ESS
vel attended. Snd SHY zlireSssd By
Clisi justice Judd. Rev &. H GoEe1.
d. :. ". Whitney, Sn6 MeSs-S- P C
Jones :. n. Fuller sri I G. Grzohls-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

he Anglican Chu-ch Ch-oaicls for
0cioha- 6szls n eilio-isl and CORE
sPo16A7os With Cathedral Sns1ces-
Ias e1lior i ErsiITss3 81 ths scheme q S
hozs Sor The lndiss7t soreSz1s-- Ch17>h
lsEs and oshs- Departments Of TIE
pSper Srs Eell-Sllei-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09
Aarrrtistmruts
WANTED.

DY YOUNG LADY, A POSITION, EITHER
ID n Eonoluln or on enc of the other Islands.
Clerk or Sookkeeper. Address ''Bookkseper,"
care Of Hawaiian Gazette. Box o., honolulu.
l3SS-lt llS-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Mr.. John Markham, who lStelv ne
signed the position Of Custom Hoose
slzri, : song 70 tSke employment 81
Elee.e plantation. Kauai, Of which MS
isEheF-in-lsw, Nj. August DTsier, Is
MANAGER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

T-o men from tie e :. :. Als-s Eho
PISSED ths5r Eos--v we're stressed q
Th1rsiky BY Lent Kz1SSS- Another
par Ws-s rsP1sei - .he po5os q FL
dSy, O whom o1e ESs rs-I1s3 h :
poicszxz Sli o1s vent oEck q Is oE1
vi 01s issss1s- vSs reported
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09
Ten Dollars Reward

TH A5OTE EEEAzD VII z PAID O
Il co1F1ez-11 q 1zy ptrzoa fS1z1 EtssE1S
- DAY. A2TEzz-EEz e. EsskiT Gzze<<s@ fzc--
zEs Es1-s - EsGs<szes q Euhnr<stsu-
EAWAuAE GAZETZE @.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

he oaz-r5o1-Sol o. Tas Gs7sSs q
HSls1zGlS," sAo1ii hsvs bes7 Sszae5
4 3" instead Of RsF Mr. G1Eck'S
zz1s- Inst Es11ls-R1 Only Ero1s Al
1E-rod 1c-o-E paragraph o-- he E--Ao-s
E&1s bang Er1Ess2 SIDEWAYS q TIE
EG-E1 u ~ 2zz1sc-sps zz5s re MS
t<ke easy.
~ ne & Andrews ClU-ca Assoczz-
Ho1 Uesoag o Inz-s5xy evening. Czps-
a " NES, Z y rez5 a exrs-lszs
pSpsr Ol CarSszSkz Warmers u the
4iE<oesHG- bs-So5-T 4 cozz1-ese =Es
appointed % ErrS-ss soc Al s1.z-ezl1zz7s
within TIE Z1a-h- z75 Mrs Ms srsz-e3
The Es1os-S 70 EEn1 rssras1zezE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

The Desmond creamery butter sdva--
Used in this pzper by MeSsrS- Foster &
Co, S&n FrSaclsco, hiss testimonials
iron 81 over The world. sttss;inz It's fine
keeping Quzlities, over long yOySseS Snd
n hos clims.s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Mr.. q. D. Gilman. 5 former resident
os the Islands, Who gave $ p-iReely n
csp,ioa 10 Queen KspsolSni snd p4rsy S:
MS house II Boston, hsS been invested
bv the King with the insignia Of knight
Commander n the Royal Order Of Ks
lskSrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

One Of The NOS interesting questions
before the Supreme Court for yezrs i
ihst Srsued tv abe counsel OF Monday
weak. namely. that Of LSzd Tenure under
niles GztinS tron The fe13zl p,z-ioi. con-
ing Cd II ne suit q ths Government 70
elecs the Bishop Es.sse Trustees ton
cs-1S51 Iesl pcopEsv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-09

Tas Friend mSkes 8 mistake IN TIE
following sentence: " Eor instance, TIE
lzbooers mus. he admitted 70 supply IL
SiiSpsnssbss lSbo- 20 the Plantations .
The fScs Is that Of the large numbers O;
Chinese arrived q is.s, the planters cs1
~. virtually uone 10 enter into contracts
Tor lSbor.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10

knzDna umbcr Co pustolice adres9s.- ! l.agallG. ArkoHa. Range San Francisco Mountains, YlyapafG0 Anleus. IIyroes, miles and caulc brlpdcd,as in .cat < atllc urm,cred consccutively yorsIett cAeei-. fss
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10

George Backler--Range San Francisco Mountains, sixteen miles north of Flag, ,lli . All cattlc branded wrh h2rizQn,a, ,focked lChaing on the.efl flbs, wilh l uGderaeath. Same brand perpendicular on horses. P. 0. addGcss lagstah, Arizona. |
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10

Rabbit Bros.-P. 0. Address, Flagstaff, Arizona. Range, Clark $ Valley, Mogollon mountains. Brand as above cut. All young stock brand+ ed on both sides, with swallow tork and undcrblt in each ear. Also own the following: Boot, 1T, q II, any where on left side of animal. Boot cattle, road brand W on@rjght side; T cattle, cross Oh right side. Horse brand, co.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10

Yavapai county. Ear marks-Swal- low fork in right, under bit and slit in left ear, All horses belonging 10 us are braaded Rme on Jeff hip.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10

Al c1uie bearing a.e 'ab15e brand on rgh; hip are the Psopesy Q. the aader lga .sA.. .Ear mark; Crop aud Spi.i3 . rtsht 7sr sod Splil 3n top,of left eur Alio alt cattle -sith hJr N on borh side5; aii3 all horses branded i4r NJ on left sile Range, Mon. go lon Mounrain% posIo,fce at ire5t, Flag uLI, Arlzoua. F. M. NandefiiP.
 ". E. Eandll,p, Ir.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10

T brand on right side of nose, Ewes, crop in right and split in each ear. Welhers crop in lief, and split in each ear. Rang, three miles north Elagsta.f. !. Q. a~dres. Flagstaff, Arizoaa. , .. rr ...,
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10
The Mogollon Live Stock Protective Ass n

w. AsIIURs Pres WG. STEWART, secy AL DOYLE, Treas
 P. O., Flagstaff s'% fP. O., Flagstaff. 7 P. O. Flagstaff The ARIZONA CaAPioN isthe official organ of the Association
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce ana Proxisions,


ST. LOUIS, NO., April 2s-Flour-Duli and
unchanse'. Wheat opened firm. grew stror g
and advanced, though generally unsettled
market was strong throughout and closed
ssxo Nay closing at .e Gase
s51<@s51c, closing s5kc; July s33s3a<c, closing
s3'.e; Angus, s3@s3xc, closing st sa4<c;
sepember s.; December s7Ss7se: closing at
sSs. closing al 5Osl; July ,O.s August lx,
closing at Ak. Oats msrkes was higher;
Lead lower; common 81 32,s; refined s. IS.
Cornmeal steady ct 81 so. Whisky steady, 81 %.
Provisions easy. Pork Sl4 20. Lard s. 1901 62h.
long clears 81 Is OF 25 clear RIBS 81 80 al s71;
short cleare. 81 62h. Bacon, bo. ed, shout
ders, S. 37h; long clears, 81 1907 SIX; cl ar
ribs 81 sO0S o.; .hort clears, S. l5ds p.
CHICAGO, ILL April 23-Tnere was promise
Of higher prices aud active markets during he
opening hour on change, but reaction took
p ace before noon and caused dullness. There
was h:le news except old news about whest
ing for txport and the bears Still reiterated
that evea he worst crop news has been dis
counted, new rthsless whea! prices HAD an up
ward tendency. There was no very largs
tradi' g, but great deal OF exchanging and
scalping which made fairly active session Ia
the wheat pit. Large receipts at the northwest
Will be tie II any decrease IN visible supply FOR
week. May opened AZ sp,<c. cold at elc. back
to s. X@SOXa, up to siSc, and closed at s0zIc;
June opsnei at Size, sold at s21<c, down to
slz6slHc, up 70 SO dS2H ), and closed a. sl<c.
Corn took iIreZular e0urae TO DAY, It opened
dFm and &c high n than last night. sold within
&c of range, without getting below opening,
md closed at about xc higher for day. May
ranged ~ 5H 655xc, Closed a. 55l<c; June
sold a. HH655;, closing at HXc. The lowest
prices or tho day were caused by the very lib.
rral e. innate OF 3s5 csrs for Monday. In pro
visions trade there was nothing unusual; there
WIS cash properly with comparatively fair ue'
nand, but speculation INDUCED In was limited
ana featureless, still the market held steady
at late depes,iOn based on lass nights fnai
prices. Toe closing showed scarcely qu3tabe
sitter. ton; May pork sis ;ssls 60, and clio. q
Sl3 TX. May lard sold at 81 STAT SIX. May
81 OFT ribs sold at s. Is. Leading futures
closed: Wheat May, sO5Sc; June, e2Hci July,
sIHc; Decamber, S,xo. Corn May. 55Hc
June sac; JalY, soc; August, 55Hc. Mess
pork per bol-Msy, SIS TX; June, Sl3 20;
July sl3 TX. Lard-Msy, 81 SIX; jane,
81 SIS; July, 81 90 August. 81 95. hort ribs-
May, 81 IS; June 81 %; July 81 80; August, 81 40.
Cash Quotations were: Flour unchanged. pri
ces steady; WDeat-No. 2 red s3x65.c. No.
corn, bxc. Mess pork per bbl. sl3 so Lard
per 100 lbs, 81 SIX. short ribs, sides. DOSE,
81 Is; dry nalted shoulders. b pxed. IS 1896 90;
short Clear sides. boxed, 81 ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2s.-Csttle-Recetpts lc0:
shipments 500; market eteady. at yesterdays
figures; heavy native steers 81 40a5 co; fair to
medium to choice, s. GOA 90; stoczers and
feeders. fair to good. 81 lOos 20, rangers.
500; shipments 1900; market easy. ranging from
S. 90 to 80. Sheep-Receipts 200; shipments
100; msrket steady; fair TO fancy "a 00a6 90.
KANSAS OrTY. No.. April 2s.-Oauie-Rsoeipss
steady; good to choice corn FED steers
81 1s64s5; common to medium $ s004 90;
stockefs So 0002 90: feeding steers s. 0o63 60;
COWS 81 5063 50. HoRs-Receipte 5000; snip.
ments go; n arket weak. especially 70 neavy |;
ranging from - 2503 80. sheep-Recsipts $50;
shioments nones good 70 choice mutton nrm
NJ = 0o0z 60; common to medium - GOES 50.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April q. - Osttle = Receipsa
1000; nAxket steady; steeys = U4fI
stocsers and feeders q 35eS 20; U6ws,
q o. Hogs-Reoetpts, l0e00s market weak,
sole lowHs Bdxed = 3ot -; heavy, y -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
the lMGURABLE
GUREDi
HoPKISsvnLE, KY, Feb. q, 1887.

HoPKISsvMLE, KY, Feb. q, 1887.
Gentlemen-Seven years ago Il sore devel-
.oped on my nose from a finger nail scratch.
tried a few simple remedies, but the sore
would not yield. grew worse every year
for seven years Many thought Ic nad "a can can
S. S. S., and two dozen bottles entirely cured
me. When l began with Swift's Specific
drag about After had finished the course
of S. S. S. I was strong and buoyant, and
had good appetite: regard 1t as most
cate health II is household medicine
with me. Yours respectfully.
MRS r. W.wnsoA.
SPARrAsBURG, s. c.. April 2, 1857.
sSra on mS left eSees CHEEKY L had g ae
whom s I ha3 consulted were Unable to do
using s. s. S. Al first it infiamed the sore,
and It became more varulent than ever. SO
much so. indeSd, that my family insisted
sisted hae i in asing t % s. At the
ing that the evil VI out Of my constitution.
ten rt months mt s after $ery slight breaking out
and now that is asa siszp 5earing. i have
eines ever took. errs truly. s
Tg . G. -a APEil T. ,s San
Ger came ON ~ face. sOon grew to be
quite large. Bwore on ma and my general
health was,4ery- poor LIT September
began q me Of S. 8. e. N4ich have con-
tinued TONE present time wa the happiese
result e cancer has entirez disappeared,
there hing no evidence or fUmptom OF
canceHIds character left. Ny gaperal health
Is go1Snow. and my appetite b9fter than II
has en- in years. am g yea old, and
tod ] am working in the fiel& planting
cord Yours truly. JONAS LnSPAcH.
Gf4lemen-Ihad o sore on my u1Qer lip
for Gfkht years. Seven different doct&<s at
tempted In vain to heal tt. One gave NE q
small vial for five dollars. which was a ger
tain cure" It is needless to say that 1t did
me no good. About two years ago became
quite uneasy, as people thought bad can
Ger, and took course OF eighteen bottles .
Of s. s. S. The result has been q complete
cure The ulcer or cancer healed beautiful
". leaving scarcely o perceptible scar. From
that day Thave been IN excellent health. the
Specific having purified my blood thorough
ly. Increased my appetite and perfected my !.
digestion In . word, / feel like q neYfyi
woman, and, best Of all, the eight year - s.
ID gone entirely. Yours sincerely,
Trenton. Todd Co, KY, Feb. Is, 1881.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
tree. TIE SWIFT SPxoIYIc Co..
Drawer 5 Atlanta, Ga,,sl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
A C0NFEDERATE 6. A. r.

Joseph e Johnston Ele esed Hon
orsry Member. :,
aounoaADEIPHIA, Pa, April 2s.-Tbe sn.l
Ma, = Is msde here this morning
n ,usheral Joseph Z. Johnston, highest
i.sa..A Oh the living officials of the Cos
Ia. lave army, was on Thursday night
hsr ., nsnlmously elected honorary mem.
Am, =. D. Baker Post No. 8, Grand
Ion VI hspuolic Of this city. The cleo
a,,s,ss brought about upon the receipt
e,b;sNt reading: "For the purpose Of
setI me to participate in the noble
htss, chariiy performed by the COM
AbS VI the Grand Army Of the Rs-
ssua I hereby make application for
ptsxssnip in your post. Inclosed
cus, kulo the sum OF Gle tor one years.
ae petition WAS unaccompsnied BY any
communication, and when pre-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
;secial to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, April 2s -R.ilwsy bonds
to-day closed as follows: Fort Worth
snd Denver City at $50; Texas and Pa
cifc Terminals at Ga; Rios at 7s4; in
comes st 49f; Kansas and Texas SIS st
So.
Money 2 per cent.
Governments firm.
Sterling dull.
Wheat firm.
Cotton Steady.
OIL IS.
Wool is quiet and little changed the
past week.
Hides dull and steady.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, April 20. - The stock
market to day was very active and strong
throughout the session, there being mo
interruption! Of the advance worthy Of
name from the opening to the close, and
leaving prices in most of the list at about
the highest for the week. The opening
WAS strong at advances over last even
ing's final fgures of from l to I per cent.
There was slight check given the rice
after the frat half hour when the best
prices in some stocks had been reached.
But the advance WAS soon re-
sumed and further gains were
recorded IN msjoritY Of the list.
Quicksilver was the feature, suddenly
cropping from II to st. and as suddenly
recovering the loss. The business of the
last hour was barren of special feature
and the market finally closed very active
and strong st the best prices Of the day.
The rslirosd bond market was only
moderately active, the sales amounting to
$685.. 600, and the only special features
were the activity In Fort Worth sud Den.
yer rs, which contributed $4,000 to to.
days total and in the general list.
Government bonds were quiet but frn3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
THE HIGHER COURTS.
,,ss Of Decisions Rendered at the
Sp' i.o.u, Austin Sitting OF tho
Higher Courts Of Texas.
c,ur. and Court of Appeals Find
p',r,-aosions OTerrnled In 1af1ah'
County Gases.
Court of Appeals.

,,noudcncs of the Gazette.
s', 1usTTs, TEX, April 2s.-Fogg vs.. the
-. from Tsrrsnt; motion for rehear-
on, n At. former day of this term the
se,l in this case was dismissed on
ep I.,on Of the Assistant Attorney General
ho The recognizarce does not recite
!Ss ossn,e of which the defendent stands
Nv and because no offense is recit-
49, all. The recogniz.nce recites the
s'nse a. unlawiully carrying a pistol.
~,s motion for rehearing is based On the
"nosi,ion nthat 1t is against the laws OF
RLU 4.s for any person to unlawfujly carry
tnis,oI y and there being only one un-
i,wiul mode Of carrying pistol, "the
sb.rge Of unlswfully carrying q pistol"
zoos necessarily recite an ohsnse against
tSe law, Held by the court: UnleW-
,,IIv carrying pistol is an insufficient
.sc;.sI of an otfense in a recogrizance.
Notion overruled.
q James vs. the State, from Lamar
.,nn,v, three cases. At q former day Of
.s,s term, the appeal in these cases was
Sisr,i.sed on motion Of the assistant
,,torney- General, because the recogs
ni",nce recites no offenses. The inf0f
r.tion charges James with violation of
The local option lsw, and the recognizi.
.nce recites that he stands chsrged viii
selling intoxicating liquors. Held bysthe
court: That the recognizsncs does1not
rscite the offanse charged in the informa-
ton or sny offense. Motion for rehear-
ing overruled.
Lee Levi VS.. the State; from Tsrrant
county. Appeal in this case was dis
missed at q former day OF this term, on
the same grounds and being In all
,espects Ike the case of Fogg VS.. the
state, above. The motion for rehearing
stating the same grounds as in that case,
The court decides as in thst case, that the
recognizance WAS insufficient. in that 1t
does not recite specific offense. Uolaw-
fully caring a pistol is insufficient.
Motion oyerruledd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
PASSENGER Train pitched.

CLEAN, N. T., April "a Western
New York and Pennsylvania train going
south WAS dltched this morning near
White House, six miles from here. Four
persons were killed and thirty-fve others
are reported Injured. The doctors have
left for the scene OF the wreck.
Later sdvices from the Western New
YORK and Psnnsylvsnis wreck ssy that no
ono was killed. Ten were injured, but
only two seriously.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

scented to the members OF the post for
their consideration 1t went through with
. rush, amid the cheers Of 200 veterans
present. General Johnston is the only
ex. Confederate soldier who hiss ever
been received into the ranks Of Grand
Army pest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
FOUR PERSONS DROWNED.
Three Young Ladies and One Man Iint
Watery Graves.

Watery Graves.
PORTLAND, OREGON, April 2s.-News
has just been received here Of fatal &C.
cident which occurred on the S;illaguam-
ish river in Washington Territory, near
theIlown Of Stanwood in witch the lives Of
three young women and ose man were lost.
They we're crossing the river In canoe,
which ran into ripple and becoming ul-
manageable cspsizeu, throwing the oceu-
pants into the water and they were
crowned. The names of the persons lost
were:
Lizzie Wheeler, sged Is.
Emma Thompson, eyed Is. .s
Alles Aldredge, aged IL.
II. B. Vance, aged 40. :z