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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
A splendid Idra.

To the Editor ot tae TELEGHA1-HELEAD.
Your article under head Of "a
Splendid Idea" in this mornings issne
Of your paper. think VIII be read with
interest by all your patrons. They sug-
gest 20 many valuable benefits 70 the
city and the people, that ] hope the
Valley City Milling Company wall follow
up the enterprise and secure the co
operation Of all riparian owners and
that the necessary steps be taken TO
secure the establishment Of new dock
lines on both sides of the river as far
as the cltys corporate lines. The
benefits Of better sewerage system
during low water, increase OF taxable
property, the improved appearance OF
the clty's water front. are all strong
points Add 10 TINS the united pledges
o. al the riparian owners 10 build the
proposed walls from stone taken from
rivers bed continuously within the
city's limits IN a strong permanent
shape at their own expense, IN lieu OF
tae land acquired 10y having channel
narrowed and the scheme WILL be 50
complete il viii recommend itself and
secure the benefits 10 the city without
cost. Yours tIulY.
T.. {. THwING.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
PURELY PERSONAL.

Frank L. Noble is i'll with throat
difficulty.
Z. A. Strong, Of vicksburg, was in the
city yesterday.
James Vanderslius has returned from
Orange City, Ia.
Miss c. Adds, of Rockford, was in
the city yesterday.
Geo. +. Parish. of Chicago, Is in the
city Tor few days.
City Treasurer Perry IS confined to
his home by sickness.
Mrs. y. d. Ward is again very SICK,
her recovery bong doubtful.
James Near Taylor. OF Ionia, was in
the .ty yesterday, on business.
Landlord Rice, of the Brdge-street
House, s Chicago tor day or two.
J. A. Gouzalez loft Sunday evening
for Columbus, o., to be absent several
weeks.
MIS-. Fred Mangold and daughter
have gone 20 Lucknow, Ont, to spend
the summer.
Dr.. J. G.. Parker has been called to
Chicago by the fatal illness of his
daughteT-in-law.
Mss Moran Ryan has returned home
from Mackinaw City, where she has
been visiting her sister.
Mr. aud Mrs. :. F. Asp,uwa'l leave
today for Wv York and wlil SAL tor a
three month 3 STAY iu Europe.
J. W. Eoseuthal, OF the Tower
Clothing Company. IS 40 Hart. Mich,
for q weeks vacation and fishing.
VI. b. W,uams and family, of Allan
n. Ga. are tae guests of Mr.. Williams
mother n - B0sr1 exist Mr.. W.
lams IS q Presbyterian Evangelical
worker
John Spindler and ". App, Of Cieve-
land. travelling auditors ot tho Standard
oI Company. are 1u the city for a time,
ox3mn oz tae books OF the local Office.
SIR. Spnd.er s SAID 20 bee the posscss0r
0f one of the finest tenor voices IN
Cleveland.
Rev WI. Russell starts wednesday
uornu- for t3aI.aC % attend tie
Qusrter.y meeting of the "No-tnTest
Cooperation o. tIe Disciples 0f ChrNt
I TIe addresses che convention Wednes-
I day. Thurdsy ard Friday evenings and
VIII return saturday
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

aGeLe- ltE el- L4Ae tle ~
Boa. tlt az IA as Ee ceL- e ne
cess n@t e@rs- lt = goo grof@ 81 ~
zp
orze r Meyer, convicted a. sels
% IcllA Tor stealing frgu ,le gQcket 0t
o-e llaa pls4se1 ngt ty l l1e
Superior Court yesterday - . charge
IL stealing anything from tie llat-t4l
pocket of tie ell4F nlan-
" J and w. T. ScoIr. OF ne Hotsl
tan. az. 8re 80 oLceEs or gle AesI
A--hlsan Pzrz Assoelzslou. and lhry
- - - Ottawa Beach Ihz morning
% iooz after lne.r interests tlsIe.
fney are cousldsrn N tls matter "
leasing the hotel ryr t1e season.
Res. &. H1r t4ge, OF Goshen. Ind
preached - the colgEegst.ol of
Meallhy-aFenue Baptist Church on
sunday Ny 4, ana De was aftegs5fa
favored Wl.n a unanimous cal % the
pastorate o. tee church. He L. az
cepged tie ~ au0 sill enter 4 pom lis
duties the nrs- sunday ~ Juue
County Phys-c.sn PenWaldeu and IS
s.stznt Prosecuting Attorney Eodgsrs
are OF opinion LnaL the CIV OI Grand
Rapids needs = hospital Ol ig, 0~n,
Mayor Jnl, ln rs inaugural address 10
the contrary, notSitnsl4ndlug
The West Michigan Farmers, ttheir
meeting 10 the clty n&il, Yesterday, sad
shere vas gong ~ be . lair peach crop.
One man claimed that a second, AID
even q third crop OF buds. IS nOt .l.ll . b
slole Z the lrst one Is killed Dy IrOs,.
Cyrus r.. Wise mas begun SUIT in the
clrcat court against Ilu NestOr, the
tpper Peninsula banker, lumbermau
anu miner, Tor the recovery 0t sum
II 0 ey which he claims as cUmms-
SION Tor selling some land for 81. Nes-
ter.
There IS lots Of law for James p. Roe. .
In the superior Court yesterday, there
Vas an OE0er estreaung hls bail, and
just Tor form sake, bench warrant
vas issued 10 BRING hlm ia. Then the
estreatng order vas set aside, ana the
trial OF Roe for keeping open hls saloon
on sunday VI. be tried May l..
The JOINT committees OF Custer,
thamplam and Watson posts, e.. A. K.
met last evening IL the Morton House
10 complete arrangements Tor the APP
! proprate ObseS&nce OF Memorial Day
III THIS city. The program Of exercises
vi. be announced ia few days.
samuel Nyhart mas been played with
I 10y the criminal courts OF this city, com.
lug aud gong, appearing and disappear
lng, bObbng up and boob.ng down, ex-
/ clUng expectation and Disappointing
/ hopes IN Police Court and IN Superior
Court, Tor the past months. And now
/ the prosecution come in and confess
that that there Is 10 case agains;
+ NyhSrt.
/ Governor Luce has named VI. Henry
/ Lane OF kalamazoo and Charles III.
/ Richmond ca Ann ArbOr, aS Michigan
1 commissioners 10 the Worlds fair in
\ Chicago, and as alternates Ernest b.
/ Fishe Of Grand Rapids and George III.
/ Barbour o. Detroit Lane and Fisher
are Republicans and the other Demo
Gratis, the law requiring distribution
| or the honOrs.
\ pound social, for the benefit of a
/ needy ue.gnoOr, was held last evening
al the residence of Isaac Leonard, p
| TOitord-st., IN the Eighth ward. Rev
Thomas smith, of the Mission Chapel
made appropriate remarks and Mrs
". Hughes contributed some lnStru
mental music. The result was sub
stantal benefit 10 the party for whom
the social was gwen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
THE LABOR SITUATION.
The Carvers sttn Hold out aud Are Con-
hdent OF Success.

Although there i no visible change
in the state of affairs between the
union caryers and their employers, still
the strikers are confident that the hour
Of surrender is near at nand. They say
that the work IS p.liug up IN the fac
tories. and that orders for elabocately
carved work are coming IN that must
either soon be filled or they Will 60
elsewhere. All efforts 10 secure
caryers from outside have been IN
etfectual, as the caryerS are we'll or
ganlzed all over the country. The
various labor organizations and es-
pecaiiy those IN the furniture line are
making Subdivisions by natonallues
and hope IN this way 10 still further
strengthen their position. The Holland
furniture workers have received much
encouragement from their ministers,
and this mas a good al Of influence.
rs these men are caurCh 30 NJ pCOl le S
a class.
The b.-monthly meeting of the Labor
Union held a meeting Monday evening
and distributed S65 equally between the
carvers and the carpenters. The
money was part of the proceeds of the
Germania ball, and that IS expected to
pan out $40 more.
The report that the carpenters strike
in Chicago Is over is untrue. The sec
retary of Carpenter and Joners'
Union No. 65, L. L. Probart, has just
received a circular flom the United
Carpenters Council IN that city stating
that the strike is still on, reports TO the
contrary Notwithstanding, and al car
penters are ADVISED to keep away from
Chicago until the matter Is settled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
AtthnEncoinf of Cnstnms.

Tie Grand Rapids custom house pre-
sented a scene of lie Yesterday, The
following are the customs collections,
with statement OF the packages I'M
ported:
Niddic0mb Furniture Company, o
case, of glass; value. 1921; duty. S2s5.
r. ". Hulswlt, cases OF books
value. $3.50. duty, $3.50.
Sigh Furniture Company, cases OF
glass, value, Ss5l; duty, $3.50.
~. Mich Furniture Company. OF
Holland. glass: fs53; duty, S2J@.S3.
New England Furniture Company, !
case of glass. value, Sls3; duty. s45.
Henry Grady. ] C3ss of brandy,
value. t5S %, duty. 2f5. 3 pipes OF g-n;
value. s25.2s. duty. sl22
William Durke, casks and 10 cases
of wine; value $ls5; duty. SOS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
THs METHoDIsTs ARE ALIVE.


A. EaLhasi astis Nesslax a. ne tase-
ssress <hsFeh fesSe44-y.
Tie Grand R4p.ds Dastr.es Nm ster-ai
Assoe.atou ol tie Il /. Church oPsned
i tle E~sl-sgEess =. 1. C1arca yssleE-
day Ihe progrsu q exercises. A.
already pa5isaod b tie IELEozA4-
HERAID. aas followed out D0nng
t-c CAV sesSon, tle subjects as EleA
acre discussed ~ J. y Dsvtou. &. A.
ClLer ard George Farou. ia the
evening re tluae Was wholly taken up
ia tle interest OF tie Epworth Le2g gaze.
he session began altn lae realms ot
A 4Dle paper b j y Bueu, pressing
elder or t4e district. enGted, -lnc
Epuorth LeAgue ana Is Future Poss--
b t.es' IL view ~ the intrinsic me
F9r-auce OF the essay llself. and also oi
tne faet that 4 Was 0esi gnea % bc Pee
llmlnaTy 10 the organization OF = dis
trlct ASSOCIATION OF tne league, mucn
Warm aud intelligent discussion Was
eiiciled lrom many oI those present
Alter tie fullest discussion, during
which tie objects snd mode Il
working Ot tue league SeTe
tul.y ST forth, tae audience pToceedsd d
o. organize = district association Cf The
league by lae adoption Ot the cOnsuta-
ton, and oy the election of oticers.
The otlcers elected were a. follows.
President, ". A. Frye: treasurer,
George Laubacki first vice president,
Vim. Denman; second vice president,
+. H. KING. directors. ". NJ. PurSr
George Nanon, {. A. Narnum, }. J..
Buell..
The meetings have opened with much
interest, and the program today
promises 20 keep up THIS interest 10 the
maximum. The church last evening
Was filled TO It's full capacity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
HUNTING STATISTICS
fhe Be&ra sf fraas Discuss tas water
"a, Eua Ouass aslssx.

TIE Boala 0l IrSas ts.a a meeting
laE evening aDo transacted consider
2l-s basness The chairman ii shs
comm ittee on subscriptions for me
water way f1ad reported the CO.. .ection
OF $50 n addiuoa 70 the fund, making
a to,al u S Do
Prrparalory 10 the enlargement of
Tie e.tx limits. the lommlltee en- SlGtls-
lles ulII laakea complete census 0f TIE
district IvGx Ter one ulsle soutn ana
hall ni.ie north, east and Wesl of TIE
city lln4is.
By request Of the COMMITTEES on
sus9ltauou 4 specl&l committee,
Consisting ~ Z. III. Leonard, Il. u.
SNArtaoCt. j. HeFkneT, J. Jamiesoa
and =. r. stevens. Mas &ppolused 10
cous d p the subject matter q \ COM
munleauon sent 10 the board ty the
retail merchants. The communication
requested the Transportation C1mmst-
Tee 90 urre the Ta iroEds 70 give IRE
quent excursions 10 TINS Clty during th.
summer.
Tie committee on the improvement
OF Grand River. reported the result Of
tleir visit 10 N hasniugton. i hey vKpoct
That the Senate VIII attach al spDro.
pT4uon oI Sl50, 600 10 the TiyeI ana
harlor bill when .t comes from the
House.
The Nee Yut World sent q oommuni-
cation 10 TIE board, asking Us opinion
a. to the adv. disability OF writing up and
illustrating the city IA SPECIAL edition.
The communication was referred 10 the
committee on printing and statistics
Al the request OF superintendent
Williams, Of the National manufaetur-
ing census, A. :. Mussleman was APP
pointed 10 gather the manufacturing
statistics of the city.
Two new members were admitted 10
the board.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
WORK ACCOMPLISHED
In the Cause Of Humanity During the
Fast Month


Humane Agent Wykes submitted the
following report at the monthly meet
ing Of the Humane society just held:
During the time between April Is and
May II the number OF loads lightened
was 80, teams doubled on hills, 20; reprl-
mands for overlooking, 6; reprnApds
Tor fast driving, 8; horses shot, /; dogs
shot, /; harnesses adjusted, 4; repr-
mands for kicking horse, .; repnmands
for abusing dog. !; horses ordered OF
streets, ;; complaints Investigated re-
Guir.ng no action, 81; ARRESTS and con-
victlons for fast driving, z; total cases,
l43.
Memberships and donations were re-
ported as follows: Mrs. :. A. Morris,
J. c. Mckee, L. L. Andrews, j. D..
Lacey. W. T. Lamoreaux, j. Patton,
Jr.. J. L. Earle, L. Z. Hawkins, Eliza
Sigh, W. \. Howard, W. ;. Howard, F..
:. Hilyer, ". J. stuart. Leo r. Allen,
j. Klenhaus, Casslus Sweet, b. :.
White. Misses f. t. Peircc, II. =. Cutter,
81 each; mite box, 90 cents; total,
Sl9.60.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

N-CLELLAND-Mrs. Frances AcCleliand a.
trre. f---e. ~ aerd daughter Miss Act irllsnd
b. 4-a-a as8a-as-. yesterday mofhii&. aga "a
F..---.l rhls afternoon. remains % be
risel Elst for burial freals A-AaiY emit
raa-rs
LLFR-Tuesds tfteru on 40 - clock.
l.r. 10 pneumonia
-l.rrraI announced iater.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitunl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
iss action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles ~ all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VIII pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIe syrup co.
SAF FRIhc.Sc0. ctL
LOUISVILLE. ~ IE@ F0sk. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
rhis Dats in History May IA.

g. -BeaEn u Laasls IL 4 fnaacs, AoosssisG q
Elsl.s ~ -Sed gsass. A2-ls Il Al-srfiA, -
gs1E
80 Sra 4 Faarsuzsls ell osoyhsr I'D -
~ l..lgeaf-la asl d Ea--a-e- pa - fssil
7usslp.llea Cl-le1 -lates-
-E-a.-s Il Fzllz rall-e4 ~ tns A-iez- a1P0~
ION .s.vfux r-sl0sz11s1 soserei< <1zy - rrzlls-
s.l 4rlllos slIerel -lly
X Ds4ra "a aal4y llE.ll-s. ofsssr al $40
Gzan lom 80
~ De4zA sf ~ WiL-4n Conxrsye. Dse1saf -
Har rocxsls nIsE zsed a. boaloz1s. VcI =
f-n aged a..
s5-Elss IzszSrss sr4n@ssy rsaSlse1 = y 40
lnEtaa
-sl-AeCirL11 A1d ErsznoGt 1s-as 1-ssf gear
as .. A
.s1l- A1elaa Patus slst APpearance n oo*eas
laafllasg. Lsli4a.
81 usal1 ~ Irllss Gossscha4o1. hlssian con
lla.4a-. 49, -.
SD Il .-,..s x RIA Installed grad master Of
E...r f-.-.a-lsl.as. a-Calus . hoGlAlisr al
sas s..eessis.l 15 .r-1os aE Walss a ls.2
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

Peter II. and Louis HammIng have
bought out the B.acsmore Msnufactnr-
ing Company for co1sdeTat.on Of
5000 These young men arc shCv ing a
Commeudahle spirit of enterprise. ln
partial settlement Of the puTcnase cone
sidersti00 a chattei meTtEage vs. gwen.
The business Vii be prosecuted win
V.gnr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

Headaches snd Fevsrs. 70 cleanse ne
svstsru sfsctasilv, yet gently. Taen
C1stre or c.0us, Or when the h.ooa u
impure ors.uEg sh, ~ permal lentlF c.re
ha t1aI cCnst patton. 60 sTske0 f7e
kdrevs ard vrr to a heaIt sr+.r ~,
wit1out irritating cr weakening t1e rn,
use syrup ~ F -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

The following is a list Of the marriage
licenses issued since last published, with the
names. .re5.iencs wIea outside lac c!g5 anu
axes of the parties: A0Es
Henry Il Wright. Nettle q. Gardner..-.. 2----l3
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

WAsHlSsros. Ma lA-E0E Lc~er
ri cl-gan. raia. fsliosed ~ la.r5 vest
ter.y s.nds, s4ElzsT oy thursday mora
lg
For CDper M,chiEau TAR. preceded
by ran "a tns eastern portions, warner
~ Thursday morn * westerly = ma
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
kmDeOpSis Veitchil,
Sometimes -s1-1 Boston Ivy spa Japan IvT'

so-ostf mes rsIe1 Boston Ivy sue Japan IvT'
Tffs - ftr rosf feci ely porulsF - 3.
r. ost - posed /. scas srtz "a bfightf ~ tl
feet iE fVe nr fhrf~ EFzrs. f.'nE nE - si1he.
hr ~ ~ 5000 g.erE w'ff fts gree feef tense y
T.-frr ffa g. rr rrsr fhe fre zee s-et riet shsof
q r-=tr and a. r~a~ rHrf other rftr s ezf
-eqf ISrIfr fffr eos ~ rIHI ~ itFf ssf~f Hr
> -naf Frf ff Is GEL fhs "a fhsf q shryf 20
rTr.uIs.fe rerHtr. ne lssvss her chsbgs %
.ffe f~. .Ef-eef t.rfs ~ scarlet. crimson anr
--e -re 81 ferr nj PEI f rH eaer Hf efsHe -
Tfa .rf 81. rrs fr. foEuurr n 81 r rfnEe
- oHf rrF-rt 80 n nzs F~iee - fne rlsrfs
T. Ger - n.rr - 8. y rer rars1.
7. K. Renwick & Co,
123 MonrOe-st-,
Trrr rrHcwr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

Only r .enrs f-- a ho-ts 20 Salvation 0fL
fhe beer HnIarr1t F-cwn- Take no cf1sr.
TIE sun s5.oea o' mues ausv D- Bars
Cough ~7Tnn costs 8n.T y -enrs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01
A Plentiful Cotton Crop.

A Charleston, S. c., cotton mer-
chant, in and interview in the News and
Courier, tells of the great prosperity of
the cotton planters, and what he says
about the farmers of that state applies to
nearly all of the S nth.
This is, - said he, "on the whole, q
remarkable year. The cotton crop is
further advanced than it has been for
years, while at the same time the price
of cotton is much lower than is usual at
this season. The farmers will not lose
anything by lower prices, however, as
they will make up the difference in guam
tity. l hardly remember year, since
have been in the cotton business, when
such uniformly encouraging reports have
been received from the interior districts.
You see from one or two localities in the
weather and crop record that the crop
will not be as good as first expected: but
this does not mean that the crop will not
be good. 1t means that at first the
planters predicted really phenomenal
yields, and now they see that they have
been too sanguine. But all the same
they will make splendid crops, and many
of them who have been behind i'll their
accounts are going TO pay out; and they
will be happier before the LIST of January
than any other class of people in the
country. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01
NUMBERED LLANo.
Man Shot Down In the Dark by an Unknown
Assassin-Adolph Wright the I'm
fortunate Victim.

Special TO the Gazette.
LLANo, TEx.. Sept. 30.-Our usually
quiet town was thrown into an unusual
excitement about clock last night by
the report of five or six pistol shots in
rapid succession. The shooting was done
at the rear of the Silver King saloon and
an immediate investigation resulted in
the discovery of the dead body of Adolph
wright lying upon a little knoll some
fifty feet northwest of the saloon. He
was shot in front and upon the top of the
head, rather in the retreating part of
the forehead. A large hole marked the
entrance of the bullet, from which the
brains of the murdered man protruded.
The ban passed down and through the
head and lodged in the lower back part
of the head. The deceased was seen oni
the public square by several shortly be-
fore the killing, going from the court
house in the direction of where he was
killed. The affair is SO far
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01

had blood poison and external sores
and could not walk without crIeRHak
was treated nine monthss5t 1he most
prominent doctor jRzl63lks: He finally
lost al. hope 1fsfg me and advised
me tq,FasSsHot Springs. quit his
8tMsHt and commenced taxing Saxet
and soon found was rapidly improving.
In two months was well and had no use
for crutches. RUE WHEAT,
Box 1884. Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01

shrouded in mystery and no
clew to the situation is obtaina-
bic. There are many rumors and con-
lectures, but nothing upon which
foundation can rest. Wright was
gambler, and engaged in the saloon
business at this place. 1t was cold
blooded, deliberate murder and our citi-
zens deeply deplore the occurrence. The
cowardly deed or q black hearted assas-
sin has left widowed mother and affec-
tionete sister and several brothers TO
drink the bitter dreGs of this cup of sor-
row.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged-Futures Three
to Six Points Lower.
WHEAT Opened Strong, Fluctuated Narrowly
and Closed at an fdvance-Coffae and
Wool Unchanged-sugar Revised.
Daily Review
OFEICE oF The GAZETTE.

OFFICE OF The GAZETTE,
Fort WORTH. TEX, Sept. 30. 1890.
Trade to-day IVES quiet all around,
which is accounted for by its being the
last day in the month, and trading that
can be post poned for few days until
the months reckoning up is over is
never INDUCED in to any great extent.
Dizziness, however, is an unknown erti-
Gle in Fort Worth business circles these
days.
Cotton came in rapidly to-day, and
was disposed of readily at good figures.
The general family supply markets are
in fair condition, being well supplied to-
day for all purposes. There are no
especial changes to note in quotations in
any commodity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01
GLOVE CONTEST .

The articles of agreement have been
signed up for q glove contest to take
place in this city on October Is between
Mike Conley, the Ithica giant, and R. B.
sullivan of Colorado. Both men are in
regular training, the former in charge of
Professor j. Fl. Clark and the latter
under the direction OF &. H. Richmond.
Sullivan's fighting weight is said to be
about 1872 pounds, and in height he
measures six feet and one-half inch.
Conley is little smaller than Sullivan,
weighing 1872 pounds and is only
five feet, eleven inches IN height. This
event will be q great treat to the sport
ing world, and coming off as it does dur
ing the fair, will be witnessed by large
crowd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01
FINAN CIAL.
BRITISH CONSOLs.

Special to the Gazette.
LONDON, Sept. 3O.-Consols closed, 81 Ills for
money; for silver, so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.
Special 10 the Gazette.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.
Sterling-Bank, 60 days ........... 4SIL64 Sl1a
Sterliug-Commercial, so days. SOl264 500
acknowledgements, Gu days. 81 3-l5a944
Francs-Commerclai 50 days. 5 24as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01
EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept 80.
establishments. 60 days. 80. 7Sl4G4 7S2l
Francs-Commercial 60 days. 5 267s
New York Sight-Bank.... par
Commercial. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 discount
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have been ush Massden's Pectoral Balm in
my family for q LON tine, and consider it very
| valuable remedy. Meve always been subject to
coughs and colds andA nave experienced great re-
lief from its use. ". NLEwIs, Canton, Miss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01
GALVESTON SPOT.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 3O.-The following ara
the closing quotations for cotton the spot to-
day at the leading markets, together with the
closing tor middling yesterday, with to-day's
sales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-01
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

The charter has been received to-day
for new organization to be known as
the Lone Star Athletic association. The
membership is made up of the best ma
terial in Dallas, and the following officers
are named: x-Lieutenant-G Governor
Barnett Gibbs. president; r. H. jenkins,
secretary, and ID. A. Stuart, treasurer.
A. Coekrill, J. j. Conroy, d. c. Nor
tou, W. c. Bernard, Hugh Fitzgerald,
w. H. Perry and R. Flanagan constitute
the board of directors.