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Passaic City record., 1893-04-22
six of A Kind.

The train service on the popular Nick
el Plate Road is to be greatly improved
in the near future. Three fully-equipped
pa. senger trains will be run each day in
both directions between Buffalo and
Chicago, connections being made at in.
termediate functions, as we'll as at those
cities, with all important points. The
new time schedule will be issued shortly
Look out for it.--AdU.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-22
April always was tickle.

April always was tickle.
Hurry along that Central
avenue improvement, gentlemen.
New buildings and other signs
of prosperity are to be seen all over
town.
Councilman Haggarty is not
very noisey member but is certain
ly good one.
The second annual reunion of
the a7th Regt. N. J. Volunteers
will be held at Dover some time
in May.
Under an act of the last Legis-
1ature the fiscal year of school dis
tricts will end July instead of
September I.
The amount of benefits paid by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Volun-
teer Relief Department last year
amounted to $oI5,27I.69.
Prof. Barnard of the Lick obser-
vatory, who is said to often work
twenty hours out of the twenty
four, must have been newspaper
man once
Post-office laws forbid the plac-
ing of advertisements within
post office, and forbid loungers and
disorderly persons from lounging
around in the b11i1dinC
A fresh coat of paint and the ad-
dition of necessary conveniences
will greatly improve our main Erie
Station -inasmuch as a new depot
building is out of the question at
preaent.
Always read the advertisements.
in your local papers. They show
just who the live business men are
and what they are about. These
are the men with whom you should
deal.
William T. Tinsley of the Lyons
IN. W Republican died few days
ago leaving an estate valued at
ST., 900. 1t is claimed that he
saved this out of the country news
paper business.
In view of the fact that Bloom
field avenue is destined to become
a business throughfare, and as it
is already too narrow, it does seem
as thought would be unwise to use
it for railway purposes.
Resolutions of coincidence
should not be published in a news
paper except on the death of a
public person or official. The
proper place to send such resolu-
tions is to the families direct.
1t may have been only a series
of condolences that tornadoes and
cyclones should devastate sections
of the country just as the Senate
was getting ready to adjourn and
the baseball season to open.
Attorney General Stockton is
preparing to begin suits against
corporations which for two years
have failed to pay State taxes and
whose charters have been revoked
by the proclamation of the Cover
nor.
The State of New Jersey has de-
cided not to participate in any ma
tional encampment at Chicago, but
will hold its regular midsummer
camp at Sea Girt. The Governor
will attend the opening of the
Chicago Fair with his staff.
The feat of putting tires on loco
motive wheels without removing
the wheels from the engine was
recently attempted and success
fully accomplished at the repair
shops of the Lackawanna at Kings
land. It was done in 81 minutes.
Among the ways to increase the
summer boarding business is to
make every thing about the prem
ises more attractive. There
should be plenty of shade trees,
many pleasant walks, better roads,
more dooryards, more flowers and
better gardens. We offer the above
hint to our Sullivan County
friends.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-22

INDIANS about Dana. Shasta County. Ca,
acting under the advice of Joanny Grseti,
who stands as a sort of CHIEF among tnenl.
have decided to build a schoolhouse Tor tne
exclusive use of Indian children. White
people of the vasey have promised them as
oistauca
Passaic City record., 1893-04-22
New Depot in Chicago.

On and after April goth, passenger
trains on the Nickel Plate Road will run
into the company's new depot at Chicago,
corner Twelfth and Clark Streets.
Every convenience for the roads patrons
will be found there.-Aay.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-22

;-:sDrTs operations have begun in the
Northwest. and the conditions are favor
able Tor small gram The low price OF wheat
does not cause any decrease in the acreage
eowns
Passaic City record., 1893-04-22
VOL. XVII. NO. Is.
Brief Matters Of Record.
AND OTHERWISE.

Local news solicited, short and to the
point with the senders name as guar
antee Of good faith, bat not for publi-
cation.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-22
SUNDAY TRAINS.

*Stop at Harrison street.
sStop at Harrison st. on signal only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
FUTURES ARE IRREGULAR.
ATWOOD y1oLErr & co.

New Orleans. La. May 17.-(Special)
Atwood Violet * Co. say
Futures Crop reports FROM the cotton
states today were not satisfactory as 10
condition, and this we gave fully over
our wires TO New York and uterine
,liate points, so that they might have tue
information us fully us they were re-
ceiyed here and while this may have
sustained the market for while, BON
here and New York, there were NO new
buyers. After an improvement here. OF
4 to points from yesterday aud when
realizing by the longs began there was
little resistance. and we close points
lower than yesterday.
Liverpool gave some encouragement by
selling 10000 bales spot and improving
| to . on futures. buying element
will apparently not develop unless general
trade outlook Is more promising or crop
outlook of a disconrnging character,
Clear weather prevails over the cotton
bell. The Mississippi fell nearly two
feet yesterday al Cairo. and tributaries
are generally falling, and although there
were some slight rises between here and
Memphis Yesterday, indications ARE that
no further serious breaks will occur;
Liverpool will be closed from Friday,
| u. M. TO Wednesday morning follow
Ing. ON account Of Whitsuntide holidays,
and we are apt to have dull markets and
perhaps u declining one should the
weather continue favorable.
One Of the most prominent attorneys
In Alabama writes Us from Montgom-
cry on Saturday last that the supreme
court Of the United States has just de-
cided a case that had been appealed
from the circuit court for the middle
district Of Alabama. II was u cotton
future transaction. and the amount sued
for was S25U0. and although every
possible defense that could be interposed
was set up to defeat the plaintiffs right
OF recovery. Judgment was given against
the defendant with damages. Interest
anl cost. The attorney who writes rs
represented the plaintiffs, who were. at
one time leading members Of the New
York cotton exchange, and he says ths
decision Of the supreme court VIII likely
be the leading case hereafter Ia this
character Of litigation. This. therefore.
establishes before the courts OF this
country that a future contract Is as Just
and honest an Obligation as can be in-
CURED IN any other commercial trans
action and establishes beyond question
the right Of reroyery against any man
who pleads the laws OF his own state
in supporting him In regulating such
debt. The opinion il held here that he
decision means that any anti-opion leg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
EpIscOpALIANS


Galveston. Tx. May ,snc,;,i,
M Central diocese Of tho prntcst,,n,
episcopal church convened N ANIMAL ~
sion hcrc today. There arc about tNcn,y.
hVe delegates present. Rishop kinsois.
ing prcsidcs over the council
:. The proceedings were opened with 70.
ligous services In Trinity church ,bis
morning. which began with Tho celehra.
ton Of the holy communion. and an able
aud eloquent sermon By the couneil
preacher, Rev. George L. Crockett.
Immediately after the services the coun.
ell was called TO order In Eaton chanel
The business before the council Of The
dioces Is quite voluninious. aud many
questions will come up for settlement
which Will occupy its attention during the
three days II will be In session, Nightly
church
Tonight the general missionary OF the
councl made his report. which
was followed by service of song. 10.
morrow night the apostolic rite Of con.
lirmation will be administered by Bishop
kinsolving. Quite number OF layInen
received communion at the morning sess
today and much interest is being shown
IN the proceedings Of the council.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

NV orwans la. May i1.--sSpcclal) }
Mctloy \ tiihert sny.
TITS morning II seemed a. n
y rit were visible in the financial rloud
.h't mas hung over the market So long and
.nc feeling Of relief caused general I'M.
prv'entnt ~ all values. stocks, grain
W.. VIZ COTTON. Liverpool closed 2-0tl higher
VII SeinleMhat better spot sales. the total
being 10000 balcs ut nnchanaed priees
our market advanced 8 points during Tie
morning under the same influence hut
Mhen II became known that the bank Of
,nsiuhd was ~ raise tomorrow de.
wine followed. English consnls drop-
plns : LTD aud cotton losing the ad-
,hnse, me weakness here was supple
mississippi az Cairo. This holds ont the
PROSPECT Of an early fall along the river,
winch VIII relieve the pressure Of water
against the levees.
Our closing prices are I TO Z points
lower than yesterday. The higher rate of
money bad the same effect on The dcmnnd
.or spots; for after oponlnx steady with
lhir inquiry, prices bccainr easter The
demand fen on at the close.
Total sales 1870 bales on tile uot.
and 100 TO arrive. The greatest burden
winch the market Is carving IL the WISH
Ole supply. which on SATURDAY last was
S,olb,OOO bales. The average reduction
Si visible supply from thu middle Of
Mny TO the end Of the season fc- mum.
per or years past has been Loo 600
haies, exceeding that figure only
last year aud the year before, two sea
sons OF nttracuyely low demand, Unless
some disaster hnppens to the growing
trop. TO make the spinner lay In q large
surplus stock the visible nj the end N
ms season viii DO hetwccn 100000
and 2,+M.U)0 bales These figures are
AnuullluU and fauIttxs nj H..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

The following quotations nrc revised
daily and will be found reliable, boil
wholesale and retail, as speclded
| Nuts--tAlmonds, now, soit-Hhcll. PEI
| per pound, 15c; iilbcrta, per pound
| u 1.2c. BrnEils. new crop, por pound
II lie; nuts, assorted 26.lb boxes, Com
| et brand lie; perans, now crop, DC
peanuts fancy white, by the gqck, Par,
quality, Bass brand. ic: roasted, white
best quality, lie. coconnuts, fresh, por
sack, 5000; loss quantity, per doz. 0Uc.
| peanut roastcra, No. 1, Peerless. Que.
half bushtl Size, $40 90: popcorn aud
peanut roaSier combined. at factory,
S3B 90; popcorn Tonstcr, ut factory $40.
sliellpd Der H., de-
Dried l'rnils--Turkish pruues. pcr ID.
Zoe. French HOS aud lbs hO.lb boaes,
l2c. California nos aud zoos. b0lb boxes,
re; 70g aud SOS, iici Cos and T0s 1lc;
California fancy oyaponted, peeled
pcnches, 2Dlb boxes, per H., none; In.
peeled. 2o-lb boxes, per 10, II 20; Call.
fornia cvaporntcd npricOts, 25.lb boxes
per lb., IL l'2c. Dates, Ford, BO.lb boxes
&c; Figs, choice layers, lob boxes Ibr.
fancy, loo. fancy black, California. bofes
per H.. ~ l.2ci ,plulns. pi,ied. boKes, per
&c: No. 2, London layer raslns. 20lb'
boxes, 50 %. California socdlnHs raiains,
80; apples. choice cyapornted. 5O.lb.
boxes, per H., II lie; prime. 5O-ib boxes
peJI clig,New. cob. and so.lb, malta. mar
h., 4 i-2o b.lb. pnlle, per doz., S3.15.
Proscryes-3-lb thus, two dozen 10 cnse,
per doz., 81 90; b.lb pals, ono doz. 20
ease, per doz, ~ 10; 20lb kanakina. per
Mines msat7-Ncw England cond, sLoO
pcr dnz., $500 per case.
Apple Butter-1oo.lb kegs, 1.2c; 2o-lb
Maple syrup-Oid.iine quarts. doz..
to case, SO 90; hnlf gall, 1 doz. 10 case
50 co. gal. half doz. 70 case. per dos,
Hides and wooi--IIldes-- Buyers are
paying; Dry flint heavy. 03-4c; light,
Be; dry salt . Lie; green salt, 1-4c;
butchers green, 2 lie and Be.
Wool Light medium, iT@l0c: low mo
dum. i4QiJe; fine, 1bdi10e.
Horns, hoofs and bopes, so 90 per ton.
Candies -Csrnniols, nssorted ilnyor.D-
H. box. I5ci gum drops, A. b., assorted
flavor, J-lb. box. 400: Japanese atrips,
cocoanut 1avor, pound box, 00c; rock.
assorted and white, Doc. French kisses,
lemon drops. frosted, per box. 05ei burnt
almonds, per box, Soc, creams, hand
made, twelve varieties, S5c; peanut
blocks, Toe. peanut bnr, per boz, 0Jc'
lozenges, assorted con-, bib box, Tbc:
marshmnIlowa cherry brand, bib boI'
crystal cut. 81. daisy, II, NJ, creams,
ilc: stick candy. IN pals. 7 lie.
Green frnits-Apples, green. fancy
New York. per bsl6 500, 20 Lemons.
extra fancy, 30Os, 90 Or
i, ,ssool f1S eis sIss Pr . ss,.
0Ga Iggs, 15Oa, iTOs zoos. Bananas.
fancy Blueheld. $2rOd3i00 per bunch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago Ills. May 1I.--Thcre was
costly surprise in the shape Of bad
brank Ia prlcrs the last hour today ON
change. Wheat uimbled 10 "a IL for
july anil left on rather weak at ~ 5-Sc
OF 90 under last nights close.
Ccru-Quict, with loss Of | Lie.
Provisions Decline OF l4c IN pork,
25c in lard and from 20 to 30 l-2c IN
ribs.
Leading futures closed;
Wheat May, Il 3-S; July, "A 5-s;
Coln"Niay. ~ ~; June, ~: July,
a 1.2dl2 SIS: Sept. AZ IL.
May, 20 "a: June 20 L.; July,
% rs: Sept, ~ 81,
Mess pork-.Iuly. 5000; Sept. sens I.
Lard-July, Sl6.G5; Sept, S10.D2 IL.
Short ribs-luly, $l0.T IL; Sept, Sl0.-
No, . spring wheat. Il 1-407l "a; No
9 red, II i.4dtT1 Us.
No. . corn. a Ia
No. . oats. 20 Us.
Mess pork 500 400e0 AZ; lard. So
i5Q1c50; short ribs, Sides loose SlO.-
on 1-2u1010.
Dry, sailed shoulders, boxed, sto00ff
1926; short clegr sides, boxed, SlJ25dt
1850.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
PRODUCE
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St. Louis, No., May --l1lour--IAfe.
less. weak, but not quotnbly changed.
Wheat-Opened benrish. 5-S up, but
not with tcnacty, dropping lie: clos
ing 5.Sc below yesterday; No. red
cash, 90 Use; May, DS 6.sc; July, 72c:
Aug. 90 l-Sc; Sept, 10 Lac.
Corn-Also weak on crop news, los.
ing / l-Sc; No. mixed cash. - I ic;
May. 30 l-4c; July. lOc; Sept. Ale.
Oats.--Nomlnal; No. . cash, ~ lie;
May. BE; July. 2Sc.
Cornmeal-Lower, S2.00m2.O5.
Whisky-S1
Provisiohs-Dull shade lower.
Pork Standard mess, $2l.OO
Lard, $1,000.
Dry salt meat-Loose shoulders, $1,000:
longs and ribs, $40: shorts. SiOGJ.
BacoD-PHckcd shoulders, 5000:
longs and ribs, Si1.2Jd113I IL: shorts,
i1.50di11.B2 IL.
Hams-Sugar cured. 13I14c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
MESMERlSED HIM.
And The Diamond Thief Of Color Dug Up The
Precious Sionrs.

Sherman, Tex. May 1T.--ispecial.)-
a day or two since Mrs. Jake Levy OF
this city lost several hundred dollars
worth of dininOnds A ncgrS working
around the house was suspected. This
evening levy and the negro suspected
went Into room together, aud by means
OF deck If cards and In other ways
made the negro believe that he. Levy.
would mesmerize him II he did not tell
whore the diamonds were hidden. This
so frightened the negro he went with
Levy, and with a hoe, dug them up.
The negro Is now In jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May 17.-Wheat-Spot
fairly active, / cent lower. closing steady
No. Pred elevator. realizing ] l-4Mi IL
lower: No. . red. June, 81 3-S.
Corn-Spot weak. ] cent lower; No.
9. b1Q52' elevator. options dull. 3-1M
l rs lower. following wheat; June,
10 3-S: July. 40 ~; August 90 IA;
September, 80 is.
Rice-Quiet, easy.
MolaEscs-open kettle good 10 choice
dull. steady.
Coffee-Ophons opened barely steady,
Z TO 10 points decline. closed barely
steady, 10 10 down. sales 70. $50 bags,
Sl5. 900 i545 July, l6Wl53O. Aug
uat, s15.0On15.2O; September, $l8Som
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
KANsAs oIrY LlynsNcK.

Kansas city, Mo. May l1-Cattlc-
Receipts, iNn; slow. dull, lower; range
ma,al; native COWS. 81 a5ft4a5; butcher
stock, x3dpdil.IO: stockcrs and feeders,
- iOa+up; bulls and mixed. S2Jdi;L5n,
Hogs Receipts. 1000. strong to 10
higher hulk. 81. 2ldlT.:O; hcayits $40
mL31i pigs. SG.509i1,2O
sheep Receipts. $500; market lOMi1
lower native sheep, S5.2aNJJO; lambs,
Si.9BliJO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

Berlin. May 17.--TIerr Pasch. the
noted anti.Semetic agitator, has been
sentenced to Imprisonment for fifteen
months ON charge of libelling Caprlyi,
the German minister 90 China aud other
prominent persons connected with the
government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
LIVESTOCK
sr, LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

81. louis. Mo. May IT, Cattle-Re.
ccpts. 1909; shipments. 700; slow 10 Is
lower. fair 10 good native steers, Stql.5O
iair TO eood fed Texas steers, SA10iii.1O.
Hogs Receipts. dJlp: shipments, l1m:
strong best going ~ $40: hulk, s. 20er
sheep -Rccein,s, 100; shipments, 20;
firm, uurhuu.s,sl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

New York. May II Becycs higher:
poorest TO best native steers Sitstu5. 10.
IeNans. - lomi.JO; bulls and dry COWS,
S.,uVdi -; calves. active, advanced ~;
Neals, S4NMUT5; buttcrnilk calves, S4-
IL l.2dt42i,
Shcep-Dull; spring lambs almost uu-
solahlc nj any figures; clipped sheep.
S4.2Mi5.6O; clipped ycnrlings, SOOOdtI.-
I1i snrlng lnmhs. 81 2halNnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

st. Louis, Mo. May IL wool-Re
colpts, 10000 pounds; shipments, "a.
coo pounds; quiet, sllghtly eisier On
some grades; medium Missouri aud mi.
nois, 2O92U IL; others, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

New York, May l7-Geo. Phillips,
the green goods operator who was shot
Saturday night by pennsylyanilns Civ
lug the name of los. aud Robt. Hall, is
dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

sr. LOUIS SPOTS.

st, Louis, NO., May IL (Spcclnl.l-
Cotton Stendy. middllng 5.S: sales.
100 bales; receipts, 2OO bales: shipments,
200 bales; stocks, OT,IOO bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
NEw onLnANs pRopucE.

New Orleans. La. May 11.--Snfnr-
Firm. open kettle fair, 3 3-i0r3 13-ld;
centrifugal of white. . Is; prime yellow
clarified, 4 5-lHM4 5-S
Molasses dull and quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

Kansas city. Nh, May IL Wheat.
Weak. No. rcd. Tlfi7a,
Carn--Ncry weak; M. mixed. rs H.
siid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
MAY FIGHT.

Rome. Nay Ill. is reported that
Signur Rnrnncci. minister OF justice. aud
Deputy Pualirse will Eight II duel today.
The proNocntlon Is not genorAly known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

N''0l1s ~ ~ Vnliel SiAtrs rt-'t
Galveston, Tex, MAY " -&tspeclal, -
90 70 I'VE NSNs =. t.se..t.ss ....s. oNscfr
eieeS. aty last year, ...,.. .lNdSO
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Galveston. Tex, May IL -tspocla)-
STANDARDIZATION agents prices IN round
lois by tho carload for Louisiana algarsi
Market cl0seu ilrm aud UNCHANGED
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Liverpool, May II. - Especial. Cotton
futures closed quiet steady l to epoInts
higher.
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Now York, May IT, Especial Cotton
futures closed barely steady, 70 o points
lower Salea. i21. 7,ln
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COTTON.


Liverpool, May lI.--iSpcrial Spot
cotton closed steady, demand moderate
and unchanged
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GENERAL MAnKEr,
Galveston Woo, Mark.G
:, Galveston. Tex, May IL --(Spsclall
Wool-Markct closed steady, unchanged.
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02
ASSirnec brown Wins.

Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 25.-W. S. WitZcl.
Il general wholesaler at Fort Benton, Mont.
made an assignment of his business lands,
mining stock. etc, for the benefit Of his
creditors to ID. q. Brown some time ago.
His total liabilities to ST. Paul Chicago
and Sioux City jobbcrs We're S20O,00O. The
estate realized them 30 per cent under
Browns management. 1t was charged that
Brown miSaplropriated the funds of the
estate. and the creditors assigned their
claims to Il. w. Skinner of this city who
sued Brown for S15O,OOO. 1t was shown that
that value in his possession, but claimed
ownership to it by virtue of individual
claims against the estate. Yesterday Judge
itors have claims aggregatinS S15O,OOO that
are annulled by the decision.