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New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
oats-1nne 81 II. Inly SO 5-s. august 50. septcm-

Oats-Iune 80 Il, July SO 5-s, August 33. septem-
Der 81 D cents. .. 49,.
Lard-July 81. August SO a.. september g. ~
October s6.3G. November S6 33, December - %
The REGENTS of grain and flour reported Yesterday at
New York Philadelphia and Baltimore were as ioi-
lows: Wheat l25 9s3 bushels. corn, 46J,I1l busf' ,
oats 1g35g0 bushels; total grain, 7o.O'3 buNhcs ;
nnnr II 6s4 pqckagcs. st Chicago, Milwaukee, ana
ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat 81 2l1 bnsle!s
corn 2I3.49O bushels: oats, 11O.SO4 bu,hei9, Olal
grain 4Ij.54O bushels: flour, 9,9Oo barrels.
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chlneed Canal freight steady: wheat, 3a,c; corn Sc
"a G!ts, DC To- New YORK lumber Albany - -. to
~ Wy ORR, - - Ecceip~-Fl0ur. $1,000 bhl- wheat
- 200 bush; corn. 10000 bush; oats. 10000 bush
hipnent--iy canal-Mhcat, - 900 bush 600
nlNh oats ~, 900 bush: by ral-Flour 81 coo bbls
"H' 1000 bush com 2O7OO0 bush oats, 10000 bush.
lows. ''''7 '''''~ '""7'N 80 i0''
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DrreGmatlnQ.

NDREU g. EUGrNI.. raI..,an Dire.
I y maA.I-- itl 90 and pr.fl. 10 SIS ira
lalIt-. iIit. .Ilai- tarrn OF l.Iul. "a hf-i-
Ic.a-- Wo;n guaranteed mod iAle prices.
A STYLISH. experienced htt.r 1nl dr,-
y Dr.. under and. al latest fsUiolsi
IlY Objection 90 geo opt "i cliy l, cI}-
iDrSIrNLE, TubuDe tptO"n oMcr, -3o
l..oaa"4s.
ARTISTIC DlIs>M AKING.-- P,Ilcct-nt-
y tug cn. Tunes. Itrhrf1 thd hlip-
handsome Gr---c- made for $40 aud Sl2.
Mmr. OWEN 312 Wc,t lid.
hEr.~~N ABIE.-H Hf au experienced cut.
- t.r. ntt,r and DESIGNER 81 ia1l'-' and
misses suit,. wrap. evening cf -'7 rn-
pogcment hg day ference. Addro,a 200
Mr-t GlSrS%. INNlS.
EIRsT-CLAss rar.san dressaa.er. newly
Il established, wl-hc- moro customers a.
home. suits. - up. Mile. ABEL. 100 Wo-t
l7th-st. hights up
REssMAkFR.-t -tifst-cn.s drcs,makcr.
~ perfect hitor ana stylish diaper e0r,
out by the DAY terms moderate remodel
ing. X. g., Boz -, Tribune Uptown or
hce, I.23S Broadway.
n C q. GILPAIRICK. Modistcs. 800
VI. Psrk-aNc bet. 65d and Sitn sts.. would
hko a few moro customers a. home CO.. by
the DAY.
NINE. r. ANTOINETrE. IL Wet
Va l7th,st,, nahing sPeciialy Of Mi,srs,
Psrisian dresses for children 10 II years,
rogafdlr-, of cost ~ close the season.
NsAIsON DE CDNFIANCE, Hcnrlstto
vi Michel, 76 West 41th.st. Imported
India silk and wool,cn summer dres-es
special ION price. for this week OnIy
dfesses TO order delivered In Gve days.
- CMMER travelling. street Gg.-,.s lIi..-t
- st,ics; work shown lie Lu,r Fashion
Maqazinc; costume album - W. MIN.
OAIES. 24l west 23d.sb
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6orsee an0 CARRIAGES.


A -rI.ANDHAI q CO.o,,,,er orr
"A. S12, 374, $40 BkOO OME-SI.
lLECsANI CARRIAGEs Of the best class.
SUSPENSION NICrORlAS,
c SPRING, NlSS,IQEIliASS>,,op
/ Carts. Two Wheelers. Lsnd1uieta.
Mail Phae,ons. Pau Carts. Lsndaus.
EOUPE, 6PASSTXGER ROCKAWAYS.
EXTENSION FRONT,
WAGQNtyTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN KoSKAWANS
OUR PATENTS
on BUCkBOARDS.
bouts, 2-psssenger Buckboards, 3-psssen ger ger
Dor q Dos. oaA Derbies, OAK l'ha, nf, torS
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Single, Duals, Triplets. al kinds Of springs:
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND FAlNr
FOR ONE AND TWO HOkSi;
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES.
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons Surrey wagons.
Ladies Phaetons. Nis-a-Nis,
Light Stages. EX. top Cdbrolets.
SPIDER PhaetOps. Contractors Jobs.
pVny PhaetOns. Saxon Phaetens,
Road Wagons Fancy Nehicles.
MIHIATC RE TRAPS ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN.
Making the larC - and most diversified as
koFtueDt Of Carriages in tho UuiteQ states.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase a carriage in town
or untl YOU pay rs NiSit,,.,
IN THE WORLD.
SECONDHAND ett-RSRRiAGEs ABOVE
STYLES
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
domestic 5iiuahuns tunute0
Females

Females
A LADY Of the highest social position ln
~ the south. who has spent several years
ABROAD and -pcik- French and German
iucuflY, would l'kc to obtain a position .7
courier 90 some lady or ladies Wishing q"
La.cl on thr continent for the summer
months or any length ~ time; VIII lo'tt'
u. ruuucuty boo some city for the winter u
d.-.r,d ~ salary. only The payment ol al
,',n.'n-.. required best and most uncN-
.,.ufio.ahlr r ference given and rrpHir'd.
Addr-, Is. " - BluIl-aNr.. honlr' "a.
GOOD CLASS u help supplied frcr 10
a hotels and private families. - West
Iith-st. corner 6th-iVe.
NEAT. refined German as maid To 90
y 10 county ur travel not 0td-lrk me
.sWtr. honest and obligin2. ,al OF atdf'n'
>r. JuuN prrrnt cmpo,'sI, Itlo u way.
YOi ~ LADY desires position q, at
~ t"ndlnt 10 invalid lady city ot country.
a. g.. 4,9 LcNingtn-aNe.
al KINDS ~ German servants with
a nr-t-cI1-- reference alWnN- on manu-
for clt. or country. !. SONNENN' IL ~ >
Tmrlogmont Onicr. - 3d-aNr., near Sth-st'
CAEfIAKFE. Nr.-By 4 respectable
u woman. would like o. take carr ot
home for thr summer cor would do oihc"
, ,leauing: can Dee well recommended. la
la,t s5th-st.. one fl.ht. front
~ CHAMEEtNO HOu >ENOKk, Sc.
u i.. young .lfls Tor ciiN ut GNU,
llr ,n.N Wart-. l3S otu-tNr.. at th' HOME
BrElNr. am house above lotn--t.
and WA .TRfSN or
I NERAL ltOtSi WORK. -liy Young
.irl, Ia u small family. Call A? W. leLh'st.
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flats % fet. pnfuruisheb.

ELArS TO LET N THE
GORDON,
N9th-st.. Hth-aVc. newly decorated steam
aeat aat an modern Improvements r"nt
fluIn iH to 800 per month; : rooms aud
bath. lnquifr ~ the owner on PREMISE.
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Hlisceilaneuns.

A LBERT q. SPENCER, 276 Gth-aye.
"A between I1th and IoJh ST.. -Umbrcllas
par1sOls. canes made TO order, recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
A SOP. BOOK. "How to Keep Boilers
"A Clean" Tree 20 any address mo com
pound,J; removes mud. oil, lime prevents
scaling. fOaniD2. burning. JAS. q. HOTCH-
KISS. 190 Librfty-st.
ID OOKS.-il headquarters for buying and
ID selling scrOnd-h9D books Of all Kinds
large discounts o. new cooks Intcrnai iOual
IhcNclOyedl3 rood A. rev, s27 80. JfF
J. ERoON BOOK MARkLI 123 W. l0th-st.
ENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose VI their
NJ lcft-Of clothing at fair value Will
please call on or address
EDWARD MILLER. G6 Gth.aye.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
5nrnsbe1 Rooms


A LADY, having taken pentlunsn',
y house. i- permitted d let elegantly fuf-
Ai,Aed second nDOi. with or without board
AdE e-s LACLISlNE, Tribune Uptown
Once. las Broadway.
T. CltNISHED ROOMS use O. tafh. e,n-
r'men only reasonable Tat ,. 81
Nariek--t.
ANGh noHly furnished Rooms. rlu-
Il bath, ot.rDoainp Madison square PAIN.
Can 20 Eesl 2@d--t
y OETH GRAMERCly PARK. .Ifo l,-t
y ~ -t-ot. .-Iilr. l-uet ioou- pr!fa' bath .
.r. r.a.in7y ia room pritn.ges Q, DaIh, Iat-
NICELY ri Ioous for c.nlenon +.
y fur1l-Ald cr go sut'i private house.
20 VS. lifh--f.
IfEAST 3,D-,I Handsomely furnished
zoo. rooms, trsn-icnt- accommo4ai d i.
.unm'r Drl,e-.
% WEST 5iIH.sT-H Handsomely fur
-" nlsA'd roOr s every ntcni'ncri very
low rates refer nc. rs.
0Q TH.sT.. ~ WEST uclr Bgolduav.
80 IArse, cool roons bath ad.,iMne 4.
abundant water. c0n.cnlent 20 pruclpu
ho.e.s, restaurants; -; gentlemen.
o. WEST 10TH ST.-Gomfortall. furnished
- ! -qlar roYu- al-O suite second Honi
y tn bath al oluinr hOl, and 10 alton fir
c.r- bic1ka-i il desired references.
of1II-~T.. 1876 WEST. near nroldwaf.-
~ Handsomely furnished rooms for gem
tcnen.
00hwEsT 25TH-ST.--In ,.uory private
~~Of house. aIrr rooms neatly fur
nlshcd, 81; Oae 81 30.
Brooklyn.
IN \ QUIET private family: excellent
u table board near. 2Js Adniphi--t ~.
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$4,000.

house: an IN
spring water [
iuc~ A1 order
ifI the town ~
fiou Hartford
alone cost over
Reed .fh-t
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Hlislellnneous

wv ANTEp.-A rcntlemau's solitaire dia-
w nOnd ring about one carat. must be
ohfap. address HAN MiLlON, Tribune Up
toWn Onice. l23S Broadway.
XDANTED amid Christian mrucn,c,. pri-
w vate family lf,ir.d board and sui
ton for boy wear, of age; references oX-
changed. Address MOTHER, B,N .. Tilb-
unc once.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

w swedish girl city pfrferred reference,
can Mrs. MALMBERG'S Swedish BUREAU,
.J2 ith-aNe., between 18th and 26th sts..
upstairs.
w AirRESS.- By neat capable young
w woman. - hr-t-cla,s waitress; under.
stands serving cOuises, wines, all kinds
salads take, full charge duiug-Ioom b-,t
care of silver, china Ac. city references.
seen at Nine. JACOUIN'S 6o2 C'h-aye..
upstairs. near 30th-st. summer branch,
lo5 Bellevue-aYe.. Newport. H. I.
w AITREsS.- Highly recommended North
w ~ Ireland girl would like position AZ
ur-t-cll-- family waitress; assist nc cham
brrWork moderate wages. With Mrs.
TYLER. 3Ss Gth-aNe.
~ AiTkESS.--By a young girl. as excrl.
w lent waitress city or country. Call
. day. from 10 % !, l0i East 73d-st.,
present employers.
w ASH 80 and SCRuBBiNG-Bv .
w woman. % 20 Out by tho day. Mrs.
- LLLIGAN. lS Gggle-ss.. rear-
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DoGr0 dn0 Rooms.

J. CENIoHED rooms vith o. without
bo1ri. 10 Last 3-d--t
EEA3Il:Oh PARK. North .Movn ls
" l37-l55 East 1lst-sf Dt.lritfu. l0.a-
l0n 'lr-an' rooms 90 suit OF ~.u-ly
board and attendant uuescc.l-I also p4Iy-
A.s " pI IT. park.
HANDSONELl furnished large and small
Il rooms p f..1hcit u. transient bIlid
optional reierene.e. - "..i 20h--t.
HAND~OMFLY furI-u.d rooms. tail.
II boafd-r- oninodatcd. 81 ". 23d-st.
DESPi CIABLE young man can it'd CON-
IL Portable - m- with 9oOc bCIfd ga-
and bath. with Tome % -rnaE lady. o. LAT
ll9tA-,t. Mr.. BAUER.
7 ST. - AND 80 FLOOR, -ult. ana -iu.
4 Gle rooms, nicely furnished very low
price. b0Id optional O.L references. ~
- West 3jtn-st
II TH-~T., 3f3 WEST Newly furnished
IT square Rooms, i--t-clas, board.
- EAST HST.-Ncr-IneIand a4y
- Aa- -irebc rooms with LosId reason
able rats Tor 7uhIiA'f months reference.
required.
% EAST 5sIlE>T. conner Madi.on.avo.
- French family handsome large ale
cove double fOOmi also single, excellent
table
~ MADISON-AVE. - Desirable rooms,
iof with board permanent or trsnrlcnt.
brooklyn.
OARD.-ls9 Jorilcm0n-st. near civ
ID Hal very ce..fanlr large and snail
room, with or without board.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
AT TIIE UNITED STATES WAGON
0ltn RcGl Gainfe % fft
Ciip Real Gslat. for Sale

sSC WEST 81 Furnished house, fun
- oi boarders; reference. location first
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

4 HANDSOME PAIR icg black hciscs;
"A lj1. hand, years Old; sound. hlnN
fearless price $500. Victoria anC surrey oN
Flandrau SO each: also Kentucky chestnut
SADDLE and halness mare. 15i2 hands, wears
old. sound and kind price, 300. And
Shetland pony. ~ inches, with miniature
Village cart and hsfnes~. saddl" anc bildl'.
fhildfen's complete turnout for $3.50. All cdi
b. seen and tried az Mr.. MON REAi
Stable. z33 SchermernOrn-st., nctr Bohu'
Eioo livn.
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IHEAT NO

Cash quotations follows. Flour dull and IN.
changed 10 spiiha wheat sCL No. spring wheat
lia19c No. red, o6Ac; No. corn. 3i4c; No. oats
21.c; No. = f6l2c No = barley nominal: No. I
favseod u 80 prime timothy seed. 81 slasI %; Moss
pork. per bb - 50, lard per 100 D. ~ short ribs
ID, dooae :5as3 % dry .aited shoulders lboA Cd $50
Mhiskev. di-tcr'- finished goods. pr gal. 81 % ;
surars unchanged, NO white oat., 20 d3Ov No DO
-9d194c.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
Rooms nanteo

w NANTED.--SccOnd floor. unfinished IN
w central part Of city. by letter, >. d.,
90 Varick-st.
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Gelp ulnIc0.

Males
IT YOr ARR llT of INriolN ST
I o. wish '0 rs.e chance, .u. A. 'h'
.'f rei... !. u 70 .lo. 'al A''n po,,',o.'
procured fof b nA'rI-F- o..' tol-. q. I''
..-u.I. IDrtr- ..rr. trlf.f. ."A Do
r n. .'aI,n. 70. wa .nrI. r-'f" n .n,
f4s AHu.-. fr.. -. N-. waters. 'f
l... .In Hnr. .an o.. W .rffr. '. nl. ..
.IuL.IIN 'tDIN.h. ESQ p FaI.
81 f'N'- AE M l nl..'a,
a H'.D I
w. .|.' .'4LIi-. -.I.l lttn Ilil
ASSOCIATIONS --..- Pr"
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D.-, l.. anf .'...-
s.a.at o. ,o 3.
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fI.l prsHlrH t.nn n "i -
Doc fa44 ..-l' nl..r t.ltt- f.aiH .'lin-
Die fFo r....H Uo..l- rt-l -4.l....
f.....- .f H-uf1r.. tt about nn'..is
'.s l.Nal fif col. upon 1f a.ifr-- A.
~. IiD-.. y o.rlr.'l At
Females
w t*TrD ,r. l..l or D.-r'n DoCf eco .
W .HHft. M.1 ..ff n,fiiiH ini
.l.ff.-- fnr country. O.. Me- Ntl....
Il l.D. ..- ir-at'. between -,.l 1lI -D".
-. Nl-.5.r.
W. D..A u... fu.n. woman O.. u"
W n..'ll about f.. Iu.-. 4l0 .rw o..
...I ..U. In .Ia.. .H. H.n.ff"I I-. I..
cell l5 ul ~. COL % ND-t 5'tD--t.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

4 DESIRABLT. corner i,o,..rf,. b..t
h parf Df lst-avc eoo1 rnnfl iov urjr.'
COLE. lC3 Broadway.
A CHOICE 5-.tory co~ler 3tb-aNc. uee,r
4 .lhce- S1n-dNc, corner 33d.st I45
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
NEW-YORK DAY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JUNE a IsM-rN EINE PAGES
TIE STATE or TRADE.

q 10000 hog. on the curb July wheat sold at scFs
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
G Conntrn 1Ieal Gstaie 60 fet

I
At HYDE PAEK-ON-llt D>DN.-To let
- for season N..y reasonably, furnished
residence. n rooms, fine Views. plenty "
ruit. shade. barn. Address !. ~. Bon
30. Hyde paIA. ot Room b, B. LlbrfJl ->t..
NeN-fo.k.
- URNIsHED CorTAGE to r,nt Tor the
season at Nant,l0nnc ocean CO..,
! Is. j.. about sixty miles from NrN-A ok.
tor particulars apply TO CHRIS. HflSEl.,
80 L.bcrty--t
EOE EENT.-B.oo. field COTTAGE ulu~
z rooms. ~prnr water Hut stable: 40
I inut.- iroW c.t hv fWo railway. 1IO.
D. DODD. 6l" Beold-~t.. Newark.
uDJsG To ILL., furnished. 'or ue
II .a.on; La.cuEout Manor. > .ni..-
f.uW NrN-lnrl ou NsW-IIat,u kAlfo.a O.
is iuD.-. aI to.N0nIcAei~, lota-ro.at
b' ',ut.fu. iaDn. and fOrY pleasantly lN.a.
l.a, thc "at r APP! 10 ". ID. CAMP
Bl Ii. la c'iuNn'.
DAItfOs fu-n ,i.t house. t.u
1 room, ''1 ~ul'a HHN. it' N. .-
..p.t. I.,.p... season $500. iio Ne So
-5t-,t.
- orTHArPION ?. T-Ir. month 90
= July o. llF l.w -n d. laHt-N. ro'-
fa1": 9 ieai'un-. N.. liHta ''t-
tclie.r.~. ..n-. 20 o.tau, private family
OILY. ENICl or 100 East i'.h--t.
rVO LEI-Na1tl.h.t; cottage on the
beach. Dr. rooms. fu,m-het; good
lca-; serands hne View boating. Pri ate
hafh-hous s raie,ucn csli rent f1od Tate.
Ia-ti.ular I.e.. ID. y. COBB. 20 IL tce-
~, New-A 0fk.
no REM. summit. y. ia fglF fu,-
l ul ID house. with % bedrooms prr.o..
lnHIN. sitting aHt sluIn- .uNrI- modern
.Jnf.lirn. ..- crl.ld- u.tl Shade f..,-
ari.n planted and fruits OBJ. al. options.
.nl ry, stable, Nc.. rat 'or -.l~. 200
lrp'v % j. ~. =. g. %. bon -t.
CI0OpIE MONTH Furnished, 'o cale-
- WA fnrlt; Arl -lu0io.- crp..l.
superior location. l3J ATnbetoa-tte.,
.I~t orange. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
Brooklyn Real Estate.

ThE HANDSOMESr and most expensive
= single hOusr on The Ieights olicrod al
the appraised value OF Ncw-York Hank for
tub9f ban property. Key and ptrt'cular,
81 slLAS CONDICT, owner, - Court.st.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

A CHANCE seldom Offered family
on o. tn handsoma-t, safe 70. most r.liabl"
family and road horses in The city; years
old 1872 hands a natural roadster Oi TO
miles per hour; can trOt better than . 40,
can ~ ridden Of driven by any lady and
s. positively safe sound and reliable. VIII
give ample trial viii srli for $50, which
T. not One-third his actual value. ana war
rant as represented call and SEQ him !
think ho j. the hapd-omc-t hoi-. in The
Sitv also neaIly nrH extension top -ldc' ar
FAMILY surrey. lacv's ton uhart0n. harness.
~, ro-ap. Appiy owners private stable
J N West f7th-st.
AT THE UNITED STATES WAGON
n AND CNEEIACE COMPANY 81
AVE-, CoRNElt f"TH-Sr NIW YORK
CITY. ALL KINDS or DELIVERY.
GROCERS', BAKERS. ErTCtDR>'.
LAUNDRY, MILK. CARPENTERS AID
J NpRESS WAGONS OK HAND AND
MADE 70 ORDER; ESTIMATES FUR
y -NED ALSO CAkRl iGES HARNESS
AND BLANK LIS CHEAPER THAN
Any HOUSE IL THE UNITED STATES.
l.Af1 ~ MhNIS; AGFN1> WANTED.
Il or SALF.-Ono light lay bor.. $ year.
'i1 ult. June, weighs about COO ~
sound and Kind beautiful dHNins horse:
extra roadster; carry two IN buggy t.n miles
On hour "a 81; harness ard carr'aq both row
aha in good ehape: fof -ale ~ a low price:
bafRtn Tor some ono, reason FOR selling
a. gong away. call or adgre-- f. r.
SiILD>. $40 Main.st.. Springfield. Mas.
- RFET-~rl,INKLING TEbCKS. Int-
, cnt or plain. at rea >0naiie prices. w.
"iA4ERtIELD SoN. 177 rr.ncc-st.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-15
CATTLE AND RANGE.
The Refrigerators VIII Be Established
in Texas at Once.
That IS What a Substantial Man Says, and He
Knows Whereof He Speaks - Trading
During the ConventiOn-NOtes.

The committee appointed by MIR. a. B.
Stoddard, president of the Interstate
cattlemen's convention. by resolution of
the convention, to further inVes-
tigate the proposition submitted by
Col. R. Stafford of Columbus, met yes
terday morning at the Ellis house. The
committee, as announced in THE GA
zETTE of yesterday morning, comprised
the following gentlemen: Col. Ike 7.
Pryor of Austin, Col. R. E. Maddox OF
Fort Worth, Charles Goodnight OF Palo
Duro, Hon. A. l.. Matlock of TeXllne,
and T. NJ. O'Connor of Victoria. The
conference was of a private char
acter, but the proceedings, as given
out, were: The contract in the hands OF
Col. Stafford was looked over again, and
was found satisfactory so far as could be
judged with present lights. There was
an interchange of views among the COM
mitteemen. Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted creating a subcommittee
composed of three gentlemen, MeSsrs.
Pryor, Maddox and Goodnight, who are
TO visit Columbus on March "a to settle
upon q valuation for the plant at that
point and at Victoria and at Fort Worth,
and to take such other steps as are nee
essary to commence operations IN COM
pliance with the contract already Sc
cured.
The details OF the contract are not
available to the general public, being
purely of business character, but those
who have seen it assert the terms are in
every way such as to suit those interested
on this side of the pond. In his speech
before the convention Hon t. 7. D. An
drews said the contract called for IS, 900
head of beef per year for two years, with
provision for renewal at the end of that
time if desirable.
A member of the committee was yes
terday asked the direct question: "Wiu
a refrigerator be in operation before
long?h
Eyes, he said, Sin a short time
ator in Fort Worth, and the institution
will be backed by the best fxed cattle
men in the Southwest
"There was not much trading done in
Texas cattle during the convention, -
said Fort Worth dealer yesterday.
1.-THE visitors from the North were anx-
ious TO know how affairs were going IN
the Indian Territory before they made
definite arrangements, because those
who did not propose to carry the stock
into the Nation were of the opinion that
the disposition of things there would ma
terially affect values one way or another.
But the visitors made arrangements to
buy when matters got settled. They in
quired about the available stocks, and in
some eases arranged to have stocks pre-
pared for delivery upon receipt of Or
ders. Not less than so. 900 head of
Texas stock were arranged to be sold
during the convention, though very few
actual sales were made. One man who
wants to buy 10 900 head, asked me to
send him description of all the stock 1
controlled so that he could select. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-15
DALLAS.
The Body OF Billie Young Found with
Bullet Through the Heart.
Burglars Doing the Town-Eyangelist williams
Begins His Work and Draws Q
large Crowd.
The GAZETTE BUREAU, }
50! MAIN STREET, :


DALLAS, TEX. March II. 1890.
The body of young man with bullet
through his heart was found lying across
the fence in front of a negro cabin on
South Lamar street this morning. Bill
Humphrey, a negro who lived in the
cabin, came early to police headquarters
and surrendered, claiming to be the man
who did the killing. He said that he
awoke last night and found q man in his
room and ordered him to leave; that he
imagined the man was searching for
q house in the neigbborhood and told him
that he was II the wrong house. The
man cursed him and said before he
would get out they would have it out
right there, at the same time reaching
for his rear pocket. Thereupon Hum
phreys fired at him and he retreated out
of the door into the darkness. Then the
negro and family returned TO bed and
aWoke this morning to find the dead
body lying across the front fence. This
is the testimony as given by Humphrey
and his family to-day at the inquest,
which will continue tomorrow.
Deceased was fine looking young man
of about twenty-five years, with light
moustache and neat dress. He is said by
several who claim to know him to be one
of the billiard brothers, who are mer-
chants at Midlothian, and these say his
father and family live al Mountain Peak.
He was drinking and expressed q pur-
pose to visit the house near Humphrey
at late hour last night. The body
has also been recognized as that
of O railroad man by the name of Billie
Young, employed on the Central road.
Deceased was clad in q neat suit of
black, wore black slouch hat and new
shoes. A small amount of money was
found in his pocket. The case will be
concluded tomorrow, but Justice Brown
stated this afternoon that unless the evil
dence took decided turn, he was under
the impression that Humphrey should go
free, Humphrey will remain in jail to-
night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-15
Past Convention Notes.

Mr.. s. R. Udell of the firm of S. R.
Udell & Co., Chicago, president of the
st. Louis cattle company and a member
of the Northwest Texas cattle range as
ISOLATION, was delegate to the conveu-
ton. Mr.. Udell begun life in St. Louis
in 1865 as a porter in the house OF which
he afterward became a partner and is
to-day a prosperous business man of
Chicago and prominent cattleman with
large interests III Texas. His success is
due to the fact that he is as aggressive
and energetic as healthy hornet in mid
summer.
One reason why so little trading was
done during the recent convention is to
found in the fact that the Northern cat
tlemen and the Texas cattlemen would
not get together on prices. The latter
wanted from 81 to 81 so more per head
than the former were willing to pay.
The price offered was Sc for one-year-
steers and Sl1 for two-year- olds. The
Texans, who desired to do as we'll this
year as last, asked 81 and So for one
year-olds and S12 and Sl4 for two-year-
ODDS; and one cattleman said be would
let his starve before he would take less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-15
WATER SCARCE.

Stock Suffering for Water in the Lower Rio
Grande Countrywide Range Good.
Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, March 14.-In the
lower Rio Grande country stock are suf-
fering severely from lack of water.
Nearly all the water holes, streams and
tanks IN the counties of Starr, Hidalgo,
Zapata aud the lower half of Duval are
dry. Many tanks which have never
before been known to go dry
are now without water, and
in many places cattle have to be
driven distance of ten miles to water.
The range is good, and there is no lack
of grass, but the scarcity Of water has
been very serious drawback, and
cattle are IN very poor condition in
consequence. Fears are entertained that
if the drouth continues much longer IN
that section the loss will be very heavy.
Since the last OF September last year
there has been no lain to amount to
anything. Cattle are beng moved to
the river where water can be easily
reached but the range there is all eaten
off