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Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
ADVERTISING RATES.

Rates Of advertising in the Daily, Sunday or
weeAly edition made known on application at
the publication ONCE Or ring up telephone
number AZ, and A. L. Bredull, of the advertis
inE department, will call and quote prices and
contract for space.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16

IT LOOKS NOW AS II there would be no
partisan legislation, and tnar both Re-
publicans and Democrats would woI k
together tremendously for he greatest
good to the greatest nun Der.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
rAE RepuelIoAN,s olRouLArIoN.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has u circulation
that every day exceeds that of all the other
SAilies in Phoenix combined. This is guar.
1nteed statement for the information OF Gd-
Nertisers,
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
COOK AND JOB PRINTING.

TIE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared TO do all
kinds of plain and fancy jon printing in al, the
latest styles. Complete book bintery and ruling
machinery in connection with the job depart
ne0t. Work perfectly aud promptly done.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
AGENCIES.
TRAVELLING AGENT.

a. 5. Nillsis the only authorized travelling
representative of THE REPUBLICAN, and is en-
powered TO solicit business for the pap er and TO
make collections and receipt for the same.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

NO hills against THR ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
Co, OBJ It's employees will be uGid by the cont
pauy unless they were contracted upon the
Sri item authority OF the management.
I. J WOLFLEY, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16

Mr.. BREWER, Mr.. Hunt and Mr.. Hur-
ley are among tn young and useful
members ui the house.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16

PlNAL COUNTY made no Vis AXE in
electing Hon rhos c. ,Taham. lie 10
a practical legis 'n..r
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
7sY CARRIER.

Yne DAILY REPUBLICAN is delivered by car
rier i'm Phoenix, Tucson and Tempe AZ % cents
per week. ,.,,
Subscribers failing to get TIVE REPUBLICAN
Regularly or promptly should notify The hE-
PUBLICAN business o1ice mot the carrier! IN
order 20 receive immediate attention Tele'
pbOne Ne. A.
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BY MAIL

All communications relating to news or edi-
tOrial matter should be addressed TO Editor
Republican
AL rsmittances and business letters should
De addressed TO THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN COM
RASY, Phoenix, Ariz.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
DRS. HUGHES, WALKER & CAMERON.
homeopathic.

w LAwEENrE WOODRUFF NJ. D., OF
w . fee and residence rooms II, 70 q IS Cot
ton block. Graduate Of Hahn9mann Medical
College. Philadelphia, Pa, Class 1852. Office
hours To II. m, To 3 and TO ) m
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
Meat Market.
GO TO
M. G. HURLEY,
The Live Butcher,
For your
Choice Steaks and ROasts.

The Best Kept Market III Phoenix. Expert.
enced Cutter. Free Delivery to any part Of
the CITY.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
T. j. WoLFLEY. Editor and Manager.

KntossS et the postoflce at Phoenix, Arizona
a. lasG matter of the second class
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
veterinary.

I G. NORTON, D. V. NJ. VETERINARY
81 V. physician, surgeon and dentist. Office
in Opera House block, Center ST., Phoenix
Once hours. 10 20 L n. m, TO 4 p. m, except
TUESDAYS.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
sum mons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for
the County of MaricOpa.
JOSEFA GLEAsON, Plaintiff
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16

las GRIGSRY. CONTRACTOR AND BUILD.
y er and dealer IN Trick. p. o. Box 203.
IhGniX, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
Hotels.

NHEN IN BENSON STOP AT THE TRASK
w House for frst-clsss Accommodations No
chinese employed. MRS. L S. TRAsR,
PrOprietress
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16
Contractor and BuiIdder.

JAs. GRIGsRY. CONTRACTOR AND BUILD.
y er and dealer III Lrick. p. o. Box 203
| ThGniX, Arizona.
Hotels.
! L'LORENCE HOTEL-kEFITTED AND RE.
J J. furnished throushout> Strictly irst-class
/ In every respect ROBERT WILLIAMS Prop
NTHEN IN BENSON STOP AT THE TRAsK
w House for 6rst class Accommodations. No
Chinese employed. MRS. L S. TRASH,
Proprietress.
IEILA BEND HOTEL, EATING HOUSE. THE
" best meals on the road. First-class acco-
modsions in every respect. PADDOCK BROS.
Props
NTHEN IN YUMA, ARIZONA. STOP AT
w the Southern Pacidc hotel, best hotel on
the line s. S. GILLESPIE
Prop.
VNEMPE HOTEL, ROBERT POwEN PROP,
Il Set hrst-class table and has pleasant
rooms. n Tempe, Ariz
CROP AT THE WILLIAMS HOUSE, MARI
- copa, while waiting for the train 6ood
accommodations and excellent table.
4 NROEsBECK HOTEL sanor,. Arizona.
VI Good Accommodations ana excellent table.
CalFTON HoTEL.-Cufon, Arizona. First
~ class in every respect
(NAN CAN REsTAURANT.-Open day ana
~ night. Game in season. Choice poultry
Fresh fish ever, Thursday. Fresh oysters al
ways ON hand. Best equipped restaurant in
Arizona. Nellie V. Walsh, Proprietor Tomb
stone, Arizona.
WILLIAMS HOUSE AND BELLEVUE HO.
w TEL Prescott, A. I. j. A. Knoblock.
Prop Free bus from all trains.
THE GRAND CANYON HoTEL-R. B. Casey.
Il Prop. First-class in all its appointments.
Williams, Arizona.
Books and STATIONERY.
VNHE IRVINE COMPANY, HEADQUARTERS
Il for low prices In Books, Stationery School
Supplies ana Holiday Goods
Notary Public.
DRUCE PERLEY, CoNVRYANCER AND
ID Notary Public. Rooms and Porter
Block. Phoenix, hzonR
Printing.
VNHE REPUBLICAN HAS THE BEST JOB
Il Printing office In the territory. Good
VuHrt AZ ~oasnnah nrtcas nur motto
Harness shop.
Arizona republican., 1893-02-16


ID J. FRANKLIN-Attorney and Counselo
ID. at Law. Rooms 7 and s, Monihon block
Phoenix, Arizona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yogk, Friday, Aug. II, 1898
BEEVES-Receipts l21 cars, 2,035 head-2S
ears for saughteegs 81 cars Tor expert avs and = cara
al sold at early hour at advance q oc per 100
% On at yS o sq 9I on coosos at so
Two cars Of Illinois stilers a. g loasS % eomnSn 70
at g City dressed native sides stesdy at Ssase
pool cable. qoie IstgsFa,ed 19st sady az 6 and
Mepr Sa tS 6 1f ID mi p SOB oasr iTr Il
tn NOBLE iS2 2gar S n s sse tS ;sts e.
Soma The o nqs9 =; q 70? - eSdas4 fIS%S
6ssk SHIPMENT. Oa :ais Pcrtor the week s'57a
'''s %Gas'ss q 1ss' a'f % lss7
az = 81 20 Rs 100 y KsH H g. iSsI 3
DO ll26 u @f.srn ,,i iSs i n q ! S0
f%s?'1rSs 81; SO at IS oasH 1878
e. bulls 7co . r a. 81 70 ,or. 1917 10 do.
Il he y Sss; "a I'll f5s s. & g :. 81
Z We: virginia IIs2 ss at lsso n a.
Do qs e g. & !; E At . 20 g. so s. Is
10 shef@a9 dalvsr Il oaio steers 1885 n at g ~
~: lss3 q ds no * az lsss :. o. at 81 So do
NJ Gcldsmit6 10 Illinois steers. 1907 r. at IS; Is
i s5on 3 g. 1893 n is At f S ' 'e'' 1890 No.
so7 Hsf 4. s 20 aiS estsc rs Sf' o.
Mich COws-No receipts and no trade Feeling
''S's1 T. head msg i ss;,A nd
AS0Gs Ss SGS e' dH on and 100
B M:5o CAVES At coaay
city dgsSsd at 49, az del G esTe At
sales-Haenbeck Hollis: 10 huttermlSs ana sTass.
ssi i'S h. At s. s. lis ~ at S. So d.
1874 u, at -. -
J., P nelson: fed calves l5s 70, at 81 SO Ve'l'
Hgns Mullen; veals; Iel y. a. 50 S e. v,.. AT
N at Z az mixed o eays Se at s ~ 60 2ps n at
shEfP And LANbsok.ept: iaclai,,So cars eGa;
cars a, Jersey CITY. 10 cars at sixteth' and cars az
other markets Trad SLOW but prices steady Tor goo,
fraction lower Sheep sold at 80 623asi 81 2 per lo J,
choice Dressed mutton steady at 7dloc dressed lambs
sss6 gsTFg'on 100 KS a ke1 S shf at g
g 80 do, COZ ~ at IS 80 ss SO 255 n
= IS 80 do 67ia ~ at Sc 25; 40 Kentucky bucks les
~ at - 30.
q. DMenback: ?so Michigan lambs. es n at 50 7'i
HaIi,nbeck / Hollis 2s9 Kentucky lambs. 20 ~ at
ycwi To- sat aH % y oho sheep Sc ~ 70
Ohio LAMBS, 60 N, at - 10 - ,,, -, OK - A.
cg ss "a s CO sS ytEso o 5, l'SO g
Judd & Co.: 533 West Virginia lambs % d. AZ
P 5. Ka;e;; 30 Jersey lambs. 81 N. at s. i2H;
n6s~cccpt. 10 cars e3l had cars os 81
Toteh and 10 esrs &C Jersey c, ~ c Ma' 20 ns
S,mm hog choice ght az 81. Country dressed higher
at Ga G9c for medium and 9iac for light ~ . .,.rocs.
NJ 50 % per 100 N ! rough $50 y. at -. $50.
iIalen6eck & Hollis: State hogs. go n al 30 oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
ss:ss Rss as:s 'fss ~ Fl o 81 q

watsrneon. fancy large. SisSSsS Per ioS % 49,
to PfssuHTf s19sfS further important sale. ;,
S s ss s and sa are
cherries slow and somewhat o. ,C nominal New CALI
Common sssT a sssss 90 gs%s
S sa:s sf7s' a se f' 49,
1 esSi a sso s sssss.sa ss
adyiees continue & As u are also the reports from
the SoS, i; @ are sspg "a
fss Coast s9 % . 1I
lSff 3T AID 81 G ssaFkSwiiay se,av quotations ar. 70,
Old selling 5S nS per 100 'elOw the figure given
q ysa 1885, e 90 40 &C., Is
No and 30 100 =; Sooooc; do short. per 100 n.
TPtoTUiTRY~AIivE~Trade very dull in ali kinds and
further a IN oay by SS s sSa @
f iafsS on per sced l%isGs Hs e%i
sscs asa ss %s:s:a = ps q:
s?i 1sssI 81 SetssSs slsSI e. 81;
Thes d should have Ss Si es
held .as sIsa ." Tff s''s' ;s az n :
we're shaded slightly whenever business could thereby DO
Tsrsey pes snf sfss; fgf AaeS T pea
s.s5n f %s''s5G 7GSls p
l5a16c squads white per dozen, 81 70 do small and
PPofAToEs AND yEGETABLEs-Ro potatOs.
moving trife better. but prices unlmproved Sweet
potatoes quiet lower stock LARGELY below choice
few extra line sold early I'm the day shade above
nuOtation. Onions steady except Orange County red
which rule easier Lima beans weak. stats peas e,sier
Quality Tomatoes steady. Fancy nearby egg .plsnta
Stnadv South Jersey lots mostly below prime dull.
Cabhages am Cucumber steady for stock run.
ming 10000 900 the Dbl smaller sizes dull and
per Dbl 81 75os.; do Missouri per Dbl 81 5oasl IS;
10 Jersey per Dbl 81 SOAP - Sweet potatoes per Dbl
81 so; do Eastern shore pei, OBJ 90 do Pc,
50 az do Chester red per Dbl s2ae2 e. Cabbages New.
Jersey and Long Island per 100 9oas ssass String
RsaS Do dSnE slagd scaeo DO per s6s
soc Tomatoes Monmouth County, J, per crate,
4ocas1 do jersey per crate. 3oa4oc Green
Island bag g 50 DO State PER bag 81 S5G2 Is
Sanehes. saasa 50 Squash, Long Island, 6s
jsr Tss' per Sp slds2 Peppers Jersey boy
25d4oc. Lima beans potato per bag ~ ,ods2 % 20
s2dsc 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
TENANTS LEAVE UNSAFE NOISES ~ HURRY

Occupants OF the three tenemen, houses Nos. A..
80 and - West Broadway were ordered by the police
10 leave their rooms in hurry late on Thursday
afternoon when the north wall Of No. - was seen
10 be bulgng In n threatening manner, and a crack
showed in the front wall. The houses are I'VE
stories high. and shelter about 100 persons. There
was no delay the part OF the frightened tcnau's
when they We're tod by the police to get out lh'y
were soon on the sidewalk. Police Captain Cross,
OF the Lconard-st station, sent Information 10 III"
superin, endent Of Buildings, and two inspectors from
the bureau examined the houses. The inspectors
summoned II. NJ. TOstevin. a contractor who was
LAYING the foundations for new building adjoining
the house No 81 West Broadway. lie set men to
work braclng up the weak walls, and al late hour
al night the tenants able 20 60 back 10 their
rooms.
The houses said TO be safe enough yesterday
The families occupying the upper floors rs
usual and the ground nOor work was brisk In
Dowdalrs machine shop. 1Tsteyin said that lie was
not surprised that the families III the tenement
houses were afraid on Thursday afternoon, but the
work Of laying the foundations nest door had been
done with proper His men were building
strong wall against the north wall OF the house No.
~ Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
INVESTORS LOOKING FOR BARGAINS

lyn believes that the time to invest is when prices
are low. so that people may enjoy not only the
usual increase but the rebound as well. He be
lieves that shrewd investors understand the ad-
vantages Of such bargains too. and so he adver-
tses investments of bonds, stocks real estate, etc.
and apparently he finds 1t profitable. both TO him
self and 10 his customers. to do So for the present
financial depression does not discourage him In his
efforts to bring the notice OF the public through
advertisements good bargains" There is good
deal of bargain investing nowadays by people
who know that good properties have gone down
far below their value in sympathy with the gem
eral depression Of the market and that 1t is only
a question Of time until they take shoot upward
to their normal and true level Investors are
watching for just such opportunities TO find and
take advantage of good thing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

hours 80 head; total for week thus far; lao
signed through $50 head; to New-York, so head:
market opened and closed firm, Hogs-Receiptss
for the last q hours. Sleo head total for week
thus far 1850 head; for same time last ween'
60 40 head consigned through, 800 head TO New,
ac GfK and higher but weakened before noon
closed oal5c lower than opsnng Ps s Pat aoG ter
az s. 5as5 o good sh HASA mixed Ss roS SasS S s.
dumS 81 'n Sas Sheep and iambs-ReSepts for the
last :. hours, $500 head; total for week thus iaf:
40 head ,nr FOR same 500 head s' to ~fe
H for good to choice dull and lower Tor common:
closed steady for sheep: fully l5nSOc lower for
to Shoi @t' lambs Siss s & So extra fancy
export 81 259s4 JO culls to fair, s2asS25
40 head shipments. $40 head Market nothing doing;
all through consignments. No cattle shipped 70
Sc 20, medium weights, St 9oq$S 30; heavy, s. S9
sS saps SRhp aS head
Market very bad, scarcely ANYTHING doing,
ports: Catte-Recepts, 1000 head, of which lSo
TEXANS; 100 Westerns natives steady s I x ~
good choice. 81 25aS IS: medium. s. soqA 10; com,
s36ts so, cows. 3 loGss; Texas steers s. S@S
Iiogs-Receipts, 1900 head; 15q2oc higher common
rough s. 25si So o mixed and packers SsSs p;
IS 5O light mixed S 25as5 20; sorted light IS $50
s. So Sheep and ambs-Receipts. 5000 head; top
natives, strong: others steady Westerns, weak;
lambs strong; top native wethers. 25aS4 5o Others.
$685. Westerns. ~ Soas3 Is, texans. s. SqSS 50;
lambs. $nS 75
Catte-Recepts. 200 head; shipments. 200 head.
Market loc lower for Texans. Fair TO good Texas
steers 81 50u 50 IS; natives inferior I'm quality Hogs
Receipts, 1900 head shipments. 500 head. Market
opened strong. closed l0c lower. Butchers ana
cepts. Loo head; shipments. GOO head. Market
steady, unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12

Rio coffee on spot and ol.o other ro-I'o,' ya, %'.
e c "o NS ror" ms quiet AMI nominal no Hc
qosi so sma GoH , I p sna ''ia e 80 " for %
Kcc~ip. ocO bag; ,tock % ZOO Tag h'li.- Iaisg
G1N t s"%a SS 600 ,ar" iIaIrc 1l hgh London
unchanged to % 81 hlscr iiImCgrs tc 55 mg ,,c
dav il O., 23i total " hc sqbE OF 'i,.l 'sn.
anoat sna I" the og "a H, az total ,,o" n
IG7 i39 bags warchouse deliveries Yesterday ot2I haT,
stock Orleans, II $50 bags ~ Baltimore 81 /
bags
DRrGs-Thcre to be little better demand 'o
Opium We. 5.! e. o @da "sF"' a and To- cs
g. s5ds2 80 with powdered at - 2I@ss 30 o., QUIZ. =,
cash
FIsn-Thcrc have been 70 new d.vclopmeet;, IN th'
market for %s E hG dn sr m T hc I'D n rne m
,tcady with ale made within quoted "ngr oah' Iul'
NOR %orwav 6oatcrs tssG sa So J. s.sss5
new 80 3 rImmed si2 5oe;Is n,s boring M,dna
n;TrslleG hcrrar new - scr roT' agd
round "o%%ay .s r. oTt sso n ae " az &
Woiand new. Whit hoop 80 80 r. bhls SOC In kcg.
p9, . GsGh s;O SOFAS sdu .,e - ,oesi Is
bopecsi G'9 pF 2S'f TrS market steady win
light demand MALAGA raIsin.. ciYstrg. ~ j0iS wg,ca
,cls 2sss- @dnc: in cscs caG'.c rurrsat hb.
s%c ngs. snyrn, layer. salirc; Iruncs california
ToREIGX GREEN rRwITs-Tnerre, are now , team
~ 200 boxcs Of Mediterranean oranges and about co.
boxe, Of Mcditepcnc,n lemon % @n anrg Tor f
quote: BANANAS hrts. sl9fl l:a seconds. 75aso"
nca"pc- t5as FOR cg &c. or r lr, iUo io
ref y 49,: lemon. Slr,lv far t, fancy, - 25asi 80
orarms Sicily ~ o5ds2 -.
In noir market to-day a, fnr a. Ne l,nc wrn ln
not much ~ son IT. hc prc Of pat %co M
quite encoumrinq factors in the nour marx and add
hodinr oil quite a Tor time In anticipation OF further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
SHE WILL NOT GIVE HIM UP.
MISS THoMAS's BETROTHED COMMITTED AS
INSANE
HER WRIT TO GET HIM BAcK-FR1ENDs SAY 1T

HER WRIT TO GET HIN BAcK-FRIENDs SAY IT
IS RUsE TO AVOID MARRYING HER.
When the habeas corpus proceedings taken by MISS
Clara p. Thomas for the purpose OF securing the re-
lease Of David j. Solomon came up before Jusuce
OBrien in the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday,
Robert j. Haire appeared for Miss Thomas, and Henry
l. Meinhard for SOlomons brothers, Henry and
Simon. An adjournment until next Tuesday
was agreed upon. The lawyers seemed disin-
clined 10 say anything about the case Mr. Meinhard
said after the adjournment that Mr.. solomon had
been committed to an asylum by Judge McAdnm, OF
the Superior Court, August 8. The commitment
had been made the strength Of the cer,ihcate OF
Drs Graeme NJ. Hamilton and Church. Mr. solomon,
he said was suffering from incipient paresis MI
Meinhard was asked If he did not think Mr. solomon
Fad become insane rather suddenly.
"Oh, no." he replied, 1T lis case of long stand
ing He has had paresis for some time
1t was on August 8, the day the commitment was
signed that Mr.. solomon took breakfast with his In
tended bride, at the home Of her mother Those
nmsoundness. Miss Thomas Informed by her IN
tended husbands brothers on the same day thdt
fused TO say where Mr.. solomon was confined.
Among the friends of David j.. solomon the state
are asked how their friend became so suddenly
unbalanced. some OF them wink while others look
Il don't believe, said one. that he is being 9Es de-
took water at the last moment; You know among
Hebrews 1t is reckoned terrible thing 10 marry
outside the religion. Solomon thought that II ne
married the girl he would be ostracised by people
of his race and much as he may have liked her ne
could hardly bear to be without his old friends
think that he will turn up well as ever as soon
as his brothers fix the sum to be paid Miss Thomas
for her bghted affection
1t is an undoubted fact that the brothers opened
negotiations with Miss Thomas yesterday afternoon,
although when asked by Tribune reporter, she
denied, with a good deal of emphasis. that she
heart Her sisters il is said are anxious treat
with the Solomons. and it is probable that the
affair will be settled out of court.
Tribune reporter who went to the store OF
David ]. Solomon Co.. at No. 5i1 broadway
was told that neither of the brothers of MI
Solomon would have anything to say for publ
cation about him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The cotton mafAet a. Nc"- orA was st'ady
notwithstanding the Iact ust LAY crOY game IA IIOn
~ fO1d lower - the net result Oi uc GdA trsdhs
Inc market mere opened AZ decline vi uOVdt points
Win ceiling. the offerings BEING !eadAy az
soiocd ud at = CLOCK pIceS we're about even "ti yes
teidal prices october selling ..JJ, that LcinS
Tie closing pi.cc ye..cIday. IrIllng was lOal
liprONe temper OF de stock narAct cau,eG more
cheerful feeling based Ola the bcAti CURRENCY
would b. broken that the dliGt ard
better times would IN III the near Iutuie Ihc news
Oh the noOr vas money per cent and
that although the supply small lot,
gcncy r. severe Tor the demand Tor rouhu lots ma
sachcncd because large corpOiutoIs ate no" supplied
1t hoped tie time The crop rcdy 10 Oc moved
freely that the tehless OF money VIII be suncicnu, r.
their promptly. During the afternoon the market
r,ed. Apeust t,Aing the lead that moth losing -
2Gj poiuts up. one largo cotton house WAS the chief
buyer August. OF the room traders think that
is also a disposition among the English spnners o secure
rRer stock Of cotton than IL CUSTOMARY Tor them AT
be- in Xmerca and the dnicuity Of negotiating eS.
change between Liverpool snd the souhefn Iof,, I'M
forward a large ~ cotton from thu msFAct Ia
yoo Is PHsSe T. ,sSyc 10 70 "a, as The ' prs
Of Gotton n he south ar rglSted ht h@,s "a N n
have cables nom lNer"ol IN which u ~
stated that there oNi-s an inlhlltv At tho present time
that market 10 ncgntlat" fhc very best hs of "N-
change the early shipment ~ cotton and une>' con-
hdcncr l. restored throughout the country hy The action
81 Congress il seems likely the Southern planter viii
o.; ct,or Ortinnrv conditions have improved tradc in
goods than has existed Tor three vr> together WIN NJ"
Lowest bureau lrt or The ,s e'"q n e,p an s,g ~
trc. factor suhaIfina'"d TO thc fer nat
CeoGrs VIII no, fSrn n tn" GI%S T ba c p
scrh,d-l repeal ~ The sherman l1w.' 49,,
orcninr range and Close to,H1y ana closing buS 'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Aug. 1.-Cotton, quiet; middling.
3-l6; low middling. SIC; good ordinary, 9Gc,
81 bales: exports coastwise. $50 bales; sales 9O5
bales: stock. l6 Sos bales. Weekly-Net and gross
sales s39 bales: spnners p bales.
Savannah. Aug. n.-Cotton quiet: mddling TIC:
low middling CSC: good ordinary sac: ne, and
gross receipts. % bales. including 10 bales new
crop: exports coastwse SOC bales sales. 100 bales;
stock I S9S bales Weeky-Net ana srosa iee... 90.
s.. bales exports coastwise. i.isl bales; sales,
Norfolk. Aug. ll.-Cotton easy middling. 7iac;
low middling. l-l6c; good ordinary. Sac net
az AZ bales Weekly--Net and gross receipts. SIC
bales: exports to Great Britain 100 bales; ex-
py New. orleans Aug. ll.Cotton weak; good mid
nG orsinary csc net receipts s. bales: gross
receipts 81 bales exports to Great at Britain a5s'
tress heies Weekiy-Net receipts. $3.50 bales gross
receipts no bales expST s bales aG Great ts ,be r cnn
tinent isis bales; coastwise. AIS bales; sales,
ESQ bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
CRITICISTNG DIR. P4EhH URS7"S METHODS.
POLICE CAPTAIN DEVERY MAKES A SHARP RE
PLY TO THE LETTER ATTACKING ALLEGED
INCOMPETENCY IN Ills DISTNCT

POLICE CAPTAIN DEvERY MAKES A SHARP RE
PLY TO THE LETTER ATTACKING ALLEGED
INCOMPETENCY IN HIS DISTRICT.
The letter by the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst. published
In The Tribune yesterday. read with attention
BY members OF the Police Department, but few Of
them had any comments 10 make. The Commits
s,oners were not at the Central Office, and IL was
said that all OF them Out of the city. super
fntendent Byrnes and Inspector Williams away
on their vacations. Acting superintendent McAvoy
would not talk about the letter, and, in regard the
communications which had been sent TO the officials
NJ the department he would say only that the police
wouM continue to try 10 enforce the law. President
Martin Of the Police would be in the city again
on Monday he said and then some answer 10 DR..
Parkhurst might be made
Capain Devery, OF the Eldridge-st. station, who
was attacked by name In the letter OF Dr. Parkhurst
returned from his vacation on Thursday night lie
said yesterday was told at the time OF the arrest
of Gardner. Dr. ParlIhursrs agent the detecuoh oi
ubom IN Matchmaking had helped TO bring about
that Mr.. Moss, the lawyer OF the society. had hade
;, threat 10 mound me as long remained In the
rclce business ] am not surprised at snch an at
TACK therefore. and / want TO say that most of
an. statements against me are falsehoods, pure and
us,ls. II the law is being violated In my precinct
~hv do NOT Dr. Parkhurst and his associates tell me
sAere tho places are7 ! would checrfnlly ala 1heh
IN closing I'D any dens OF vice II they would let me
have the evidence which they say they have. but
1t Is evident that they do not wish TO ala III lle
suppression OF any such places. They want only 10
cast odit0n upon me. Let them make charseA
against me In any court anywhere else, where
! can have chance TO defend myself ana VIII
be ready for them; An attack IN the new spap Se
Is cowardy attack, which cannot defend nysch
against, ana they know IT,