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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07
BREyITIEs.

Yesterday was payday on the Puget sou
shore roed.
About mile Of the Green go sass'rie n
va viii be graded a the eud Stweek
The spur from the Puget SOUND Shore voai
shs Black River coal mine VIII b. completed
day.
The once hours Of Building Inspector Abi
viii hereafter be from II a IN. % Il n,
fFon | 90 : ,. m.
The meeting Of the sons Of Veterans called
thls evening mas been postponed until tomorl
evening. when organization VII lie effected
A eetstion is being circulated favoring the
rolntaeut 81 r. 6. watkins a. city eieciF'cl
ara officer proposed a. the last session %
council
Marriage licenses were isswed yesieTaAy
the ceaaty auditor for Klwev skies and Ne
Egr,halt 81 Fsli CITY. and Robert KeFuagl
ana Marx Jane Tracy. 81 snohonish county.
l. A. Petersen. the man Who committed
theft al silver watch valued az $40 troEa
Srew Jansen. VS. 6nee yesterday s75 ana c
IN Justice Nllierss eoaft he was sent to q
work eHt BIS sns.
taMssf weld arrested William Branch
wnftaa Feesmsa. two negroes foy calling
Games aua they were hrought before a ils
vesseraav. TIE charge s vGsrancY did
hosa. however. ard they were t'lschsrged.
A ssatusa Is being circulated 20 he pVcsel
l.sgort tae esty ooBaeil. sskisE For the spsC
,.ent az Mr. p G. watkins city electric
~ Watkins Is e. present the superintendent
st.s Electric RAILWAY aud Poser C6npsfy.
wrs IsSse sarhtaEn. ~ North Seattle. wer
provsaane0 hospital yester 1ay foreucoa and
= tuf-sr the sire % lsrEe egg removed iroua
rzsh, ssEe nf nev seek by irs Ni1srt aad 81
{ Tae sauar bat been gFowiur for some time,
lzrely increased rapidly Ia size.
rAe eH1,ayss Sc WegS Of she sCn0snts Of
gEFy Treasurer Fsfksr hsye rot yet Fesc bed
( r.snefusgfa Numerous errors have been
sssefed ig tie taoks Ysrue1llsriT 80 tie
essmnss 81 TIRE psFos EiEeet improvement :
( il III he zsFeTHs csys hst0re sd accurate :
& sssest 81 Kas accounts CNB - Esvrn.
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WAR SERVICES EEcoGNIz ED.
Lieutenant Hatfield Equipped fer Sc
xicf hx Ill. Ernihar nnlcera

Lieutenant Hatfield Equipped fer Ser.
vice by His Brother ofiaeeFs.
Lieutenant J. A. Hatfield, of the First regi
ment, ~ G. w, was presented with = fun cav
airy outfit including a magnificent regulation
saddle. blankets and bride. Tuesday evening
at the close of the battalion drill at the Armory
by his brother officers. The present alton wa.
made in the officers room just after the drill
Lieutenant Hatfield, with the rest OF che Officers
repaired to the room when the diff srent com
psnies Left the floor. Here thc prese NJ was FRO
duced and Colonel Haines, in betsali of the
board of officers, I'm neat speech presented II
to Lieutenant Hatfield. The latser GRACEFUL,
replied IN few well-choscn words and when
uhiferms had been dotted little party made ID,
way from the Armory 20 the I,ainier Cub
where an impFompta banquet VA held.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07

Go to the new furniture stsse. 25g7 Front
STREET, North Seattle. hEfw@ea Wall aud Vine
where you can hay oa the instaliment plan.
cheap
We sell furniture on the inxtallment plan At
aU5 Front street, North seat Ele between Wall
and Vine Cali and see.
The ofiee OF the Seattle Insurance Company
has heea removed 70 the cozs1er OF jefferson and
Yesleg avenue,
The LARGEST stock Of hatt to select from al
Charles tioldssein'ss the hs.r er.
Special liscoant sale for gentlemen Tuesday
and saturday, Tokaas sIassernan & Co.
Charles tioldsiein j. sEent. FOR Knox hats
Toe lace screen. Chesia< Cloary
Disoouut OF 10 per cent. on clothing, furnish.
ing goods. ats, Tuesday snd Saturday. Toklas,
Izsse. Turkish towels Chester Cleary.
Special line 4sineh Her rietsas for soc Tokiss.
singermsn s. Co.
Hosiery and underwear. grand values. Chester
Closry.
s2Ineh broaaclosh. al shades. sl.2s per yard
Toklas. Singegman'& Co
We Sell furniture ~ ehesp As can be bought
anywhere II the city Tor essh ar on the install
tnent plan. Try rs. 81 2ha7 Front stres& North
seattle, between wall As Vine.
silk underwear Chester ClesrY.
i5ista FLASHES, AZ 40 aass See. Toklas, SIN
seFmap Co.
sc woog ness. chssser-CleAry.
Follmer. Clegg 4 "a = silk aT8hrsil&s. fancy
1 Ia GO ''' ''' 49, -
Nsw sealette eloslIs. Chester Clear.
Special Tuekdsy aud saturday discount sales
/, In cl8thlgg. Eokias, SingeFmsn Co
New Jerseys CheftET CinArY.
Greal bargains ais seek 81 our lace counter.
Tuklas siasermsn 4 Ga
opening rs = fDe hack dress BaasefiAs. 81
wool. sllk ard y o<A Rev stripes. neN agGrss
CAesssF ClesfY.
paa toFgss Ia ify tha 81 csnt laacAeoB OF "a
lao Beans lar s. NJ IRE Msisoa tiogne restaurant
gssEuef Frant and tnlsn, fFgm u g.
The eFusa agt AKA Il They essass IN singias
and aoBnses e. drink Is Ie9y hr1ps their
breads To ag5ak st kvsTy body ssEsRks ~akppsG
cream soda vi ~ 2Is@slf s Homer Dtzg N01s-
fzny. Setaaa ~ tnRSFys
speelAl xslns IN fnbher coats Tek!aA. slags;-
maa s Ca
Ssw am.bge, lsA Chester ClrKsE.
.pessAl bar % iE& lie kas8zees csscusS9A &c,
Tak aazs sage rsnAu 4 ca
New TrsmuftEg4 Caster Gear
UassetS G hester CseAry
n 4 6. : "a snsaH IL nannestsan wtfA gen
era prarsseR r. gives parslcsssr sskeHzten ID sa
esrua3C. = grTozx SH4 sFss5Al Sssfs, incsEstiag
dyspepsia ID seE con asasAs. &szetse&a s4 De
ks1ueys. Nsrt snd inuys sad AZ tsned fssE
ezs@ we bsve sF<riai facilities saE tsaat e
seattle tsxYy dlsvssesv EeesA a.k3Ascs ard a.
faFMk 81 ses8&is diseases eEeNs fo9n -
CoaGasal 3ae& essrusv seesaEsG ASA Co aERsA
We ixsSe yau al IL sesseet en- stock s&sEf-
a4y. Nss ~ zmhmg q HsaIs, FGas1H Ca. fas
largest e tniBe ss41eEs "a he wssif
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THE oUTNN-DoNovAN MATCH.


Writes OF His Own Condition.
Great interest Is manifested in Seattle ia the
Qninn-bonevan wrestling match. which = to
come OF az the ATaesy Friday nj 1t Donovan
Is in hard training Al she race track. aud IL sad
TO be in e1eelent fozm Tie following letter.
received By the P0sT- skLsaeEScKE last night
shows how Quinn is doing:
VICTORIA, New. 5.
To THE EnTToB: think few lines In regard
70 my condition for fhe coming match
win 70. be ariiks as sporting pews. AZ
present am doing light training, ~ the time
was too short for any hard exercise. I walk
about six miles take coed s0ag roB and have a
coed rub every day; that Is the extent of my
training. have got rid VI the slight cold had,
ard am feeling 4 l. and will venture 10 say that
Mr. Donovan wins TIE mksch
he viii work fer H. and wssk
good and hard toe. ! am getting down 10
weight fast sn have only few pounds % re-
daee nos. VIII work up 20 Friday and win
come 20 seattle the day OF the maaen. We have
had yery fine Rect ag Of horses here. ar d
some OF the Seattle horses made good shown (,
winning FIRST and second money In sever Al
events. The jockey club is going in for Z K
tend ng the track, making II q mile (it Is ntw
one-half mElel, aud a. this meeting has been a
great success, they viii probably do 50. Yoars
w H. Quinn.
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DISPUTE OVER FEEIGHT.
Charges on a Cargo or Hay Casus
BELL.

NAAEAEs Ru y AafkO UI nay 48&txh
Sells.
There is highly interesting dispute going on
between Captain g. o. Anderson, OF the bark
Southern Chief, and s. Baxter & Co. The
Southern Chief arrived here over q week ago
freTn san Diego, consigned TO j. A. Hatfield.
She was docked At Hatfeids wharf and DIS
charged several HUNDRED tons OF building ma
tertAls. after which she hauled to MsnIiings
wharf aud began unloading 200 tens OF hay for
s Baxter & Co. when 10 tons had hesn dis
charged, Captain Anderson stopped work and
demanded freight on the cargo. which Ba.xler &
Go. refused 70 pay until all tina hay hsd sen de-
nverei
For four or I've days the Southern Chief lay al
the wharf without putting out any hay. Yes
tsrdsy the captain bottled the firm that Il the
freight we're not paid st once demurago would
Dc charged. s Baxter & Co say they stand
ready TO pay the legal demands OF Capts in An
derson so soon as the hay Is discharged and de
livered. Here the matter stands az present
each party satisfied with the tenahility OF their
positions In the dispute.
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nUILDrNe rER,fIrs.
s,ae More Frame STRUCTURES Authorized
Nestegiay-

ksne More Frame ssrssrtures Authorized
Yesterday
Building inspector Aho0tt yesterday iss1iea
u follow ing pSyuaiEA-
+ Il. s Gardner Que a23 o3s'S sal story tfasne,
II : bferk Z Market sreet, cost $50.
k14eprv Neots. one-ss0Fy fFssze. lo1 ?, hlosk z,
- hle llne, eoss kks0
s Ia T. Is@nenee, one au8 ane bs1g-st6fY tfan2ea
ii s. eaock /. Monres ssdsl4ail, eost ~
~ Il Reaxeg, tss~stoFy frame. aass and y,
NJ .ck q Rnfkess nss&gion. e0sg 81 SO
"a. & HI two uaEiae Sn4A hussssh1ases. asae-
a. frswe. lot : seeliaa 5. township a range Z
Is est s6o3.
lEsE I. ffffs two naesssaFx Sheds 4a& = t@NAtosa
'<xsunship q, range { s&st, cEsss 20
Ia sAarn. aaessefy traHse, tx s., haock =
ii eslsFs sstiis8oa. osst So
Andersen. gs9-siaty sgsne GA WeiseF
rs s,st rear Gem nacrgsa3, et5st f>3
sns..s pazsaek. 20 Fecasss ans- hsA store isAzae
IL =, "a. 4 aloek =. % iotS. bs@cs = asynssts
"a sssgssst ssssF 4 1H
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07

WI Talaot Insian SCENT Al Tyllalig q IS in
ssFY
q az r4rsh. 81 Fou wrsneel. IS reglsssret
as Essas
Dr d G. Flrth. of fort Wrsagcl. ASK
fx.sz,s-vd - tAss Bossa} house
wrHssa = Hz-rssos ana vile, Of san p
c1sae srg saessx - Re esaKravs-
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org azsaa, spsa} yesterday ,a ssatts.
~ AID ~, Jsaes x BogAwsl scave
svrn.ns asg gsllSsrlzta so a uouta visit
sc Anass * Bates. Of Baltimore ma.
trs r.sy w5sn Ftss ~ making iBrtz.Eeelts.
Mrf Tskiss ct 1as tFns Of Tcelas. ssa
aesu 4 se. esr8Fe4 10 EAe estY E4asdRs E
leam $40 Frs0ezsa
us 3. EausHte. st Spoken Pals 4 ia
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wc seaszi 4 $40 sesst8s ts.sE Be- eaazerrri
sna3s Ia lhzs Wseser Or F*ws7's 5s Ia
sntanes1s.2 81 tas HkanagsD sisx-.
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l. aelax baEit ~ rSpsaly a. shs weather All the
arrival q nsssrsas VIII pszrzsL The rsE's are
no~ being lsia and TIE Poaer hcHsc IS gaEes
eoassTzctsoa. By March iss
RGltOl Addition


A very few OF the frss 100 lots in Renson Aa.
eition are SIN in the market We are coahaens
that not one VIII renasn uasaia sAsrsy asys
here's. These who have delayed uaSins sheis
selections until now, shea,s psoCraslsaAte no
longer, fcF Ue Intend 70 clcss cat the few 70.
naming bots during the present month.
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EntItled to lie Kna I.

All are entitit a 10 the best that their money
win buy, 50 every family should ave, Al once. a
bottle OF the best family remedy. syrup Of Figs,
TO cleanse the system when ecsiive OF bilious
For sale in SOC and $l.O0 hoitlt as by all leading
druggists
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HANnERcHIRF 49,

OPENING Nav DRESS GOODS
10 new 1880 shades silks md trimmings to
match Chester Eleary,
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49, ssfshtu as Nask tg~z@anE oNf
4 REnAG STABLES
f3ael e. Ssaea 1sseAe5i sa hsssF yes g. psF
- 1esas sgsaosssse s& t&e ssts kS9 e r.
= 1880 s$Ass e Arezzs.Es tetesssH7 IS Sc @ss
= Eefs s,s wss mpsa tass EszsErs2zst a41
- ss Naks gass5 ssas EF0 sSsass&- q
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80 s5seeEs haTs ssEg sssiet aesess s. .FA@ Is
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A BIC PURCHASE

or towels, napkins, table linen : lace curtains
Just IN. special values Chestes isleAry.
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AN INDIAN MoTHER's GRIEF.
Isr Little chfid Fafis late the haFAor
and Is Drowned

"A sflx.vexF ed nA3ftfssz sRsaAa gH3 was
awp,.s 81 the Aasasst % Shznfysazn. - sae
n n Bigsehars ssnaes, atssgi a'e1ssS sss'tss
s ssseszoea rae Little gGe Vas As s2Axk'
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Bona Eide Purchasers

As this Is probably the last advertisement w
shalt psiu; regarding Renton Addition, we pre-
sent with considerable pride the following lis
Of bona ade purchasers 70 date. Several month
ago We stated that the builiing OF first.clas
esbie road on Madison street. was positively Is
snred. II has already been proven that We werl
sure Of our facts in that iasiasee When ",
first placed Renton Addition on the market, VI
announced that II would be the choicest fssi
dence district and the Mob Hin Of Seattle W.
believe tina. the presentation Of the following
Ast OF purchasers is ample veFilcatlon Of tha
prediction:
HoS. II. L. srgUyE a.
Hos. c. II HANF8Rp. chief justice OF Wash
ington territory. %
Mr. LEIGH 5, ]. HuNT, proprietor Of the Posr
IsTELIaGEscER tsl
Mr. wILIIAa Y. BAILEY. proprietor of ths
Evening Press. 90
Mr. MAURICE MoMIcKEN. a.
7. NJ REED, ia, register OF the United State:
land Office %
Mr.. w. r. FORREST. county anditor fn
Ma. z. W. d HoLBEooK. general manager oi
The seattle. Lake shore Eastern Railroad Com
paRy. "a
AtprNNAtAbk +&ttCAAtF sReEAsNs k~y
DIR. f. L. smith ~
Ex-ProsecnIIng Attorney Ronald. u9
Hos FREpKRic JANIS GRANT. e21
Mr. 5, X. FRAZIER. editofinchief Of the
Evening Press (U
Ms. JOHN A. SLgICHER, editor in-ohief o,
Frank faslie's Illustrated Newspaper Cd
Mr. EDGAR b. PIFEE, city editor of the Posr
INTELLIsENcEa ca
Nh JERoME CATLiE. III
KISe couSTY ISvEsTatSr COMPANY. 80
Mr.. W. L. ELLIS. recently Of the New York
Stock Exchange 90
Mr.. TsIpoa LAToUE. OF Latour & Co. (2)
MR. W. A JENNINGS. Cd
Mus AsGKLIcA A. CARY. I'D
Mass NJ LOUISE BvkNs, Of Minneapolis. "a
ME. ]. A. PAKs, of Dexter, Horton & o.'s
bank. %
Nh. 1. SCHULTZ, OF Dexter. Horton & o's
Mr.. ". o. CAxs. Of G. i. Miller & Co.'S
hank. 90
Mr.. HAROLD EVANS. %
ME. CHkREEs FLETCHER. "a
Mrs. e. L. DEARBORN. ~
Mn. y. J METxEEn. ID
Miss IDA A. sFEINGsTEAp. GO
Mas AsHA MAY RUSSELL. I'D
MRS +. II, PLuNNER. Cd
Nh RoBERT ABKsSErnY. 20
Nh DsgIEL wARNER- %
Ba CLARENCE A. HoANgs. %
CArrAiS J. A. HkTFyELp. ca
Ma ]. BuHToS FoSHAY. a.
Mr.. JAMES C. SMART. tD
M H. NJ. BENNETT "a
Mg. II. A. FEEpgRIcE. tIl
Nh. D. X Hos AID. ca
NRs ABBIE VI. SMITH 90
Mr. II. A. BArEE dl
HR. GEORGE E. BrbLosG. 90
Mas d. Z. MuLLIsAs, 90
Mn. JANEs HEALp. %
MR r. N. CRAWFORD. %
Ma f. {. HUSTLxr. %
Mr. JoHs A wAaR- l2)
DR c. 6. MERRILL f)
MRs W. D. ALLEE. 90
Nh FnAES Z. wAEE ts}
AIRS. L. ). o'F1RKELG~ 80
Mas. CAROLINE BAKER STEVENS. ID
MR. A. sHAEFE. 81
MRs EfIxAnEIa J. CRAWFORD. %
MK. h. n. RoHnBrs- tD
Ms. JoHx SArgHToS. %
MKssgs Isaac and Ii. BigoBAa ID
Mas. MAETHA GEoReS. %
Miss IDA CARTgR. 80
Ma J. b Z. Locxwoop, %
Ma. T. A GARRErT. "a
M. JAsgs &. 6TlIfE& ca
Dr. DAVID p BowaAS. ~
Nh. GEossK HARTiG. a.
Ma. g. FAX al
Me-. ALExASgEE DuseAS. Oh
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81 sgrs t=tssf4z tae GEEr Fea q
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We ixs sc gaa al e Eesyeet en- sicek sAsgf-
aaY. Ase ~ Eahsg q HsaMs, FGuspn 4 Co. Ia
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OTHER PROPERTY.

we have a. usual. complete list Of business
ana residence pr9ptFSy 50 al parts Of TIE city
and great variety 81 acre property
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-10
THE FoPT WORTH MARKET.

RUTHERFORD Texas, 1O0l5c per h; north
ern, 15d20c.
COTTON-SGl0c.
COFFEE-Rio, 1Ts4G1S34c; prime, 1910
choice, 20h G2015c; fancy, 2oi4 2lc; Java, 273sc
Golden Rio, &C; Pea Berry, 21isc.
CHEESE-Fun cream Wisconsin, I11h912ILc;
Badger state, 121aalal2c; Young America, I21aG
CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen: Pineap-
pie standard, Obs, 81 55dl o.; peaches, stan
dard obs 81 35: g his 81 10; seconds, 2bs, 81 Is;
3ibs. 81 rs: Strawberries, 2tbs. IS Is; blackber-
RES Obs. 90cGSl co.; green cages, s.; rRspber-
ries 2hs, 81 20; marTowfat peas, 2fbs, 81 80;
80; tomatoes, standard, 2bs, 95cas1 20; 3bs
81 2OG1 80; green corn, S5cfaSl 90; salmon, lib +,
81 706I So; sardines, Lss, domestic, s. 50G6 90;
imported, SD O0G15 90; Eagle condensed milk
are on the market and are quoted Apricots,
2Isbs 50 Is; peaches, yellow free, 81 20; peaches
white cling, 81 s.; plums, s. 90; pears, 81 40;
DRY GOODs-Priee list of spring, 1889:
Prints-Allen's fancy, &C; American fancy, &C;
American indigoes, SIC; American Bingham
fancy SIC; Berlin solids SIC; Berlin oil colors
&c: Berwick fancy, 42sc, <phocco fancy, SIC;
Dolly Madison, heavy, &c: Eddystone fancy;
Eddystone Foulard, &c; Eddystone satines, &c;
Gloucester fancy. SC; Gloucester silver grays
&c: Hamilton black and red, 616c Hamilton
staple checks &c; Lodi fancy, Size; Simpson S
mourning, &c; Simpsons silver gravs, &c: Simp-
sons Foqiards, &c; Simpson, siinen finish, &C;
Sultan turkey red, CSC; Venus oil colors, 5S4e;
Washington rubies, &c; Washington green and
orange &c; Windsor fancy, &c.
observation-disclosures STAPLES, TIC; Arlington
dress. Sc; Bates staples, TIC: Bradford novel
"a l0iacs Empire dress. 4 SC: Greylock dress:
&c; Greyloek novelties PIC; Normandy,
sc; Plunkett. nc: RenfrGyy dress, Saac: Rem,
9few novelties, l0lsc; Rsslfrew high art, 55eS
Fork staples, Victoriil 'suIsiElgs. l4c; War
kvick, Sc; kaHo, 5isc; Waltham, f1c;. Zanzi-'
f6SE Cottons- ARnissen s4-4 SIC; sArgyles
7lzc; Augusta, 65ac; Boot c. &C; Belfast r, SIC;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-10
-E7sfss-T
Dysuapsia fndigestisa destaeg all energy
of mind andtpety. CaRfeTine isaspositiye cure.
WHART0Ns#
Kyle Terry Admitted to Bail in the sum of
S15OO-High Water.

Special to the Gazette.
WHARTON, TEX. July 9.-Judge. Linn
rendered his verdict to-day in the case
of the State vs.. Kyle Terry who recently
assassinated Ed Gibson of Richmond, in
this town. The bond was fixed at $1,000,
but on motion of Terry's attorneys it
was reduced to $500, which he readily
gave.
It will be remembered that Terry and
his victim were both from Richmond
and that bad feeling existed between
them. on account of Terry's abuse of the
Youngest of the Gibson brothers
Ed Gibson was an eyewitness, and
as he was walking up the street
Terry stepped from his hiding place
in a saloon door and shot him dead.
emptying two barrels from a shotgun
into him. The trial has occupied over
a week, and though 1t was feared
there would be trouble none occurred
on account of the presence of troops
~and rangers, The Victoria Rifles de-
parted for home to-day and the rangers
have also been withdrawn.
The Colorado river is very, high and
rising rapidly. A big overflow which
will devastate crops is feared. In Mat
agorda county the river lands are all
overfiowed and the prairies are seas of
water. This is caused by what is called
q raft forming in the mouth or the river
and causing the backwater TO overflow
the country for miles. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-10
methodist bishops Som Shot.

BENICIA, CAL, July 81. Hays Win
field, son of Methodist bishop of Cali
fornia, was mortally shot here yesterday
by J. e. Crooks in a quarrel over a
newspaper article. Winfield struck
Crooks in the face when the latter drew
a revolver and sent a bullet into VIM
field IS abdomen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-10
Pie and vfele51t sarti cssIesve the sessels in
2u tNhaustRd cqsid f5QIlsf7 G aFjssts sicts
5oalc, strepsfhens ana thTig oT3Sesl M
ASSUMING SHAPE
III Fated Johnstown Begins to Rise from
Her Ruin.

Ill Fated JOhnstown Begins to Rise from
Her Ruin.
JoHNST0WN, Pa, July 9.-Although
the board of inquiry has filed a report to
be presented to the state commission to-
day its work here is not yet completed.
Dozens of clerks are still at work regis
tellng the losses of those who had not
been reported. The work of cleaning up
the town goes on very rapidly now and
the satisfactory manner in which things
are done is due largely to the fact that
nearly all Jamestown men are employed.
Fronts are being put in the new business
houses i'm the park and they viii be ready
lof occupancy in few days. The nt8H
places on Market square are also about
completed. OF the three remaining COM
Palias of the Fourteenth regiment, in
ADDITION TO The home company, Compau-
les and viii go home Saturday Com
Iany VIII still remain and with Com
lal.y Il OF tAiS place and a better organi-
eaton q The I6saApolice the town viii be
s4A>enSy well e6arded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-10
i0N WALL STREET.
-, Stock Market Very Dull with but
Little Trading in Anything.
=. show weakness and Sugar Stocks Take
f! q TumbIe-Government and State
Bonds Dull but Steady. =.
COMMERCIAL RESUME


specal to the OaIe'19
NEW YORK, jury - '%A4il O''A 10 70
5av closed as follows:
rovas and Fort Worth Ger
Den'''
tfcates, Z-I8
Fort Worth ana Denver ooios' So74 =
-7.-stcn and Texas Central IS, I26.
,,1orado and Santa Fe rs,
Oui'
los.
o,s TOi5 4ff
col~es+on. Harrisburg ana San Anto-
,,q
mo j = - Pacific is. Sqty
1eAa5
- ''/a .or cont
A'H'- s,.,.,.
Oo' l- 5.,1f.
st'll-"7 ~
sl'5-, 49,
vi, ~ 2.,;a+
lol.o"' I'm
cone -
, "A5'''' .'.,,.,.,,. eroc--s ,>-D RoxDs
90, uo, y-ant- Tulv Q The stock market
New J. ' - 1cs+ Sc oni,notion to-day
SCENE. ~ or,Iv about half that of
ana u i''--'7 .ta,,c,T, the most confident
1i.', -, bacoma so Noticeable last
teei'n- " .' - tbronohout the dav
e'ei-.,l- ,,o,,oraT drift of nrices was uD-
III though the operations of the bears
W. raiders made feverish and Irregu-
o. market during most OF the time.
-, did not like the aspect of affairs,
r-5 tbare was considerable bidding for
- at the opening, and the first prices.
si,fs ,norning. aided bv.higher figures in
Ia,Inp we're from . to X perAcent )
I'o.tor than last evenings finafEhg-'
mos The weakest point was trusts and
esrarfaIlv sugar, which was sold on ex-i
rartaffou that the general term would
aa,nfir,n the opinion of Judge Barrett,
and fine stock at one time was about 5
Ter cent. lower than last evening. Coal
stocks were all strong and Jersey Central
..rscfaIIv though it weakened some
,rbat toward the delivery hour with the
rest Of the list. During most of the day
t-a General list presented little or no
faature and the market finally closed.
dnII and firm at something better than
oneufng figures.
There was a larger number of railhoad
hoIfds traded in to-day. but dealings
we're for small amounts and the aggre-
uare is smaller than Yesterday.
Governmentsbonds dull and steady.
state bonds duh and heavy.
7ovnov woor s,1Ps
Io,-,,o,- III q Al sections If trade
LoNn L1o1, ra u,5 ~ toNdav,s wool
N5ls @ ,,,,ars o,,ero+eI fraeiy in their