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valnabisatamps.

A scent stamp was sold in New York
for S925. and lt had been Cancelled at
that. Ii was the New Haven scent
stamp of 1876, aud had been cut from
the envelope. which impaired its value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
WHEELING POSTOFFICE.
Hon. N. ]. O'Kana viii be Assisted by
Mr. George Baird.
THE APPOINTMENT OF Mr.. OKANE

Thought to Have Been Confirmed
in the Senate Yesterday At
ternOon-Wheeling s New Post
master Has a Pleasant and
Satisfactory Meeting With As
sistant P. M. G.. Jones.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
rae WEArHEE

w.srrxsrox. D. C.. DscsmbeF Ia.-For West
Virginia, Ohio and mes,eL. fsAnssisAAaA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14

srhrcrtps for the lsaaing lsonI and tsle
- ~ t.sosr. fho wheeling Daily nnd
- ,tersnrsr, dellvarBd - ever part
- tsisy OF s1rroundl.g t0wns fnR -
week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14

wo,Nsbst "out Of sorts" feel
TSka RgeTf-SslTsE-t9 oc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
QUITE A SERIOUS ROW

over the Possession OF some Electric
Light Machinery at Martinsburg-SeV
eral shots Fired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14

4 -HAMIl re .AMERI an PNCKFT 20.
-. FAST LINE 70 LONDON AND TIE ~ no.
rEtN CONTINENT
The foar morpiGc"n, tvin-scfev seinsls e i3-'doo'
". l.. uaiHtIu -.. .........
wEFRIY EXrEESS SERVICE BETWEEN
NEw.NOEK SOUTHAMPTON hNn uNMEt HG.
Ncrrsnnl July 90 ~ y. :. VI 'yrH t"C 70, ; IN.
r.Eisnerck. July u p. ~. Nornatn'a M J, 10 an'
CuImrb., Avg. 2. ~ =. I.E,-n1r B.. Aux - 3 rri.
1T cab. $40 and rpwaic; lld can -. ,aml
passenger. To- the Continent lar" at 'iNhnf'n
Through ticket I-sr.l To- Interim plIc- N' lI9fbuig
,IIcno,crl Ia'cng~rs receiving free railway tTnNora'
iIpl r. tuNh1' ~ Nartufy.
II NMEi.E AMI,EICAN PACKTT co. b n.Nnv- w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14

4 CLAIMING SI'NNEE TRIP
n TAXI TIE
RED N@OSS LINE STEAMERS
Ink IIAIlF,X; TplNA, : 1rI'..
Dcilghtfu diyllzht -a rio1gh long I.i'rl \in'.''i
opI Nantnc1t S9uia, flnc YAM o. lSc *" &
change Of and ~rc'lr- ooo' hrlcin" climate
FARE. FIRST tAHlN. 800 49,
IN. rlinc n'a'- a1i -ai room t.ft'. NalfiN ~ -
Ior''- rii'ey'- I-'anI 49, ani upWarl. fU rr'n
,,fs stfiirg H.. 80
roNRi%G ,RCrliGAi.D Agents ~ Er ALVEY
A NEW AUSTRALIAN SERVICE,
~ CANADIAN PA,'IilC iILNNN.
intended Sl.lin'. ON Vancouver.
WNEElMnO .............. ifiY - Hnh 49,
NfDNr ERA August - u.nln'N N, a,'r'
E.. V. kINNIH. INl li.l ;. fFNNN VI
Cc,c-,, lseif,u Agent. Au-rfiilau Freight Agent.
Y,y ur,naway T. y c. wal Street. Y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOX BOSTON. wORCESI Err, PROVIDENCE ALL
TOINTS EAST AND THE WHITE MTS. MA, %
Steamers CONNECTICUT and Massachusetts leaSe i'e d,y'
Id MOI n r.. foot Of Warren St., at 80 T. N oa''
except Sunday connecting trains leave wharf a. NJ:
due Boson is A. NJ. and q 10 \. NJ. due Wor.eei
A. NJ SUNDAY train 10 worcester from mon S. vSs
M \ 40 A 81 onlyD Through Parlor Cars 10 "bts
Monrtsins leave wharf except Sunday. 7:l5 A. NJ. due
Fai'ans, 20 3nl Il /, tNel1R, ON EACH STEAMER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
CLYDE LINE.

A. CLYDE LINE.
CHARLESTON; s. G.. the South 49, son,h'rc''
JAt hSONNIITE and III lorti nun
fKool oiS FRIDAY. iuly u
aIGbNOrIN ..... lUc.d'y. Jaiy l..
Sr,MI N0E /. Frc,y July -
An steamers ha,n frscIr-- c'car accoun"ii lions
WI. =. CLYDE q. G'mcInl As ~.
r1A. CENT. & Penn FAsT. y { =. LINl; i, .NCKsS.
GI:r 80. FRI. & PA>S'E LINE, 80 90 Hir IHN
E,.El; fci'i ~ 10 i,'vT'. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
STOCKS OPENED FIRM.
THE CLOSING IRREGULAR.
MONEY EXTREMELY EASY RULING AT c
PER CENT-IMPORTS OF GOLD
REPORTED.

SALES Ar THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY 70.
SALES OE RONDS AND RANK STO( Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
TROY BOATS.

IKUl NNINlIVV'f IVdNr' IITT 10, w 81
Ioth.s daily except saturday. Express trains 10.
Saratoga Lake ticors. Ailrondacks. sunday steemel
touches 1T Albany. SARATOGA EXCLUSION. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
CLOSING PRICES OF rnILApELrmIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, July 13-p. n.
Easier rates for E.oncy resulted in higher
prices Of stocks 1t reported that 81 100000
Clearing House loan certificates had been retired
and that the same amount of gold had been en-
gagged in London for shipment to this country.
There no foundation for The stories. The
amount of Clearing House certificates has net
been changed, although many banks. following
the example of the Commerce. have taken ont
loan certificates that they did not need. Some
imports of gold may be expected. hut AT present
figures there is only one firm which can import
gold at profit The firm says that it knows
nothing about engagements of gold.
The variations in the stock market were not
important. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy was
the most active stock. but it unfortunately lost
about > per cent, although il rallied l per cent
from its lowest price This about the meas
ure of the rally, although Lackawanna. or small
sales rose nearly per cent. and Louisville an I
Nashville recovered per cent Of III" per cent
loss suffered yesterday. As u group the Granger
shares were lower. and Rock Island fell {. per
cent in spite of the final rally Chicago Bur
lineton and Quincy suffered about the same loss
Final changes We're divided. and ma many stocks
closed lower higher. The closing was rather
confident, although first prices generally the
best for the day.
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
There were again no important iIdiisac.i rs in
Government bonds hl The Stock ENchanl" BAT
the market firm III Zone, and bids for the
currency issues raised l-Ial-? per cent
Closing quotations were us follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
Lost dnl (cruc

oSr-Pankbook NO GtG,isa Bank for saving o.
Ieturn booA 10 bank. 'rT'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14

State issues were wholly neglected. and ,.,e:.
were no sales OF city bank stocks.
The general bond market was qgie' and w,Tik
Erie second cOnsOls lost about :, =! per ceut 80
SO 3-S. Considerable s9e2 made an
option of twenty days i,,ck Island extension -
seemed TO be pressed ~ sale but az 81 IL tlcir
final loss only 3-S per cent. Mon Pacific
Denver and Gulf iirsts fell per cent 70 a. The
movement of prices was downward, and last price,
We're about Tie lowest. Reference l. made to our
full report of bond sales
Money on call was distinctly easier, and In"
highest rates wcr" : and exceptionally per cent.
The supply large that the ruling rate vas
not much above per cent and III the last hour
balances were offered al per cent.
The Clearing lious" statement was aS follows:
Exchanges, 81 06, 500, o42; bal anccs. l6:2Ol
The Sub-'ireasury debtor 10 th" Clearing
House 81 ,013,"jl Its net loss on balance was
Ss?7,s made up by losses OF >l0l,0!3 in cpi?
and s'23soo in c@Ir@ncy The day operations
0jS resulting in general balanc" OF Sej,29i,-
40, consisting Of S69,31j,j0s coin and 1881 -
047 currency
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceved to-day $l4a,5G5 National bank note, for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s3S3,?6s the IN
tcrnal revenue receipts S5C1,oe2, ana the Hll'c'i
lancous receipts S21 ,?3G.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares wan 'he
figures Of the last previous statement a' ioli'"''
Net gold on hand s97 ss,7-7 so7 ssj3751nc s55's.S
s.s .; a3d On ia S sa5 a's9 80 a - 81
Actual cash IN the
Treas vaults
ccttiGcofes slot eco osl sIeG 20 js Inc 1Gol5i,
Detosit i'm bank. I24c93jS II jlso Dec Dbl ~
Net cash bal sl37 0lO 33o sl3s 21s737 Inc @ll'o"s
The foreign exchanges We're fairly active Tor
an of day. but rates were lower IN consequence
of a lack Of demand Al present prices GOA nav
be imported if it can be- obtained IN l-9nd"i,'
Following are revised quotations for actual h"sl,
ness Bankers bills, - 81 1-iafl 81 j.? ana
81 s3aS4 ~ "a for long and short sterling 70
spcctvely French francs, 5.?3 l-s ana 1.ZV %
reichmarlIs "a 1-8 and o. j-sa0i 3-4
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Tho Governors Of the Bank Of England AZ their
weekly meeting made change II its MINIMUM
rate of discount, which remains nj > - per cent
In the week the bank lost Gl61 900 bullion, bat
the PROPORTION of reserve TO liabilities was raised
from 13 46 to SO per cent, against an dnNaHc"
from 4O42 10 A. per cent in the corresponding
wccl, last year when the discount rate was
unchanged al per cent. The bank to-day gained
Fl 900 bullion on balance. At the London
Stock Exchange British cOnsols advanced Is per
cent to 90 3-lG for money, and IL 10 the same
nrice for the account. Ear silver was quoted
steady at BID AN ounce. American railway shares
continued 10 decline and they ended without
rally At Paris French 3 per cents rallied to
az H. SIGHT exchange on London being 2J.lS II
francs 10 the & sterling. Tho weekly statement
Of the Bank of France showed decrease
in specie Of 2,G5O,0 fraucS gold, and $4,000
francs silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
lDHn ISLAND RAILROAD.

Trains lciye foot ~ 3il Isl. EAST hiIIh h'r
Gcl.EN rO!;T. RIN NEUEAD. \ - \. NJ Il - S,t1r
ll,, o,;, 80: shelter l'lami Htprr-s Qrlin 100
80 { 20 r. ~: sunday. . % \. NJ. , -.
so. UAKEOR. TIE UAMPrON~ s:2O n II: b210
saturday, ,nly. . 20: iIamp'ol> INmc's fuaIa loo
Do, 80 H. ". udag-. . 90 :. 81.
pNTCiu,;l-T G:lo. 3 30. 1859 \. ~ li2;'1 SatIr,
d-r. orl;l 4 20 only. 3 - ~ 30 O:-p
T.. " ,nlary. 500 :. - lH - r ~ ,.,,n..o
UNrTIpN. $40. 80 go. 10 :a \. NJ ~ y -
sa,,rats on;y 800 40, 30 % 10 q 30 . 90
= Gs.prI i.t W,lrc.dry. AM >,tn da,- only san
iiy- 70 . 20 :. y. - % & 10 = - = NJ xo,r,>
CoiD SpflNG. 30 \. NJ. u0:5) T. ". 80 ;1p,rt
sunday. 900 \. NJ. $50 4 u Northr'rt on'y''
GY>rrii BAY. GItN Coyr SEA CLIFF. Ro>iYioXS
~ 40 20 20. $50 3 G2 100 righ We 'cca
ana .,,, ieav- only. SUNDAYS 10. 80 A. NJ, o:-O,
T,n r0t,HAwAY nnANrT 70 EAR RoCKAwtY.
r.fo l. 90 !, go 80. ? % !. 90 night >'D-
day. 20. &c. SO 20 : 20, 500. 500, 800
IHV.GVE AYD FAR .EocXAwAY. 90 Sc
I. % ; 20 : 20 90. 10. 30 r. NJ Su days 70
10 30 T. T.. 20 ECO. 80. $40, q ~, 20 500
80 SgAr:ppy CITY aad nrMpsTEAD. 20. 30 10 80
4 NJ ~ 80 -a,uGay, onlyl 60. 20. 20 70
& 20 Irni.fclG c'l1 - q 20. go. 20. ~.
600 'ir't. rud,,-. 9 .0H. %, n NJ, ! 80, 800
ToTe"vK0M\ Bi;F%TWooD 20 \. N. q 20
SarlrG,y. only 3:.o. 80 > 80 l.. Nj; sundays ~
:. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14

\. TO IIVTErO0L NIN o. ErN Stow.
luonII Jp, Is 8 80 H. mra A9s ~ , 30 =. co.
fi trnra iul, -. 20 a :" ,rur,' We = :, -.
CimlnnIi tua. u >: NJ amp,nn Sln ~ - IT.
From Pier 20 Norh River. %. = ClirN OIL.
cabin rt-.sec -" AID upward. S'coni cihIr ~ and
up.nui according =. aicr arh io's. on
Sceii-e tickets - ard from 81 a., % trroi" nj
,rr. iu.l rates Tor frcrh' AID pisa" nNl ~ M
,onuan,'. ONO. ~ nov Ing - %. 81 lof''.
VERNON ". BROW. & co. H"n"ra Ng"n''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
.tilusirnl

n ECnl.nt Musical talent Nantsd N form IN ~.
~ Vn'-Ih WaNlhg SUNDAY afternoons AMI cyrnln-s
tHciieoo on nbpy Ia person, Friday siterno.a ttv"ci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
4 RID .~T\R LINE.

AZ IND Il NN I'M.
~ FOE ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for Nrw-ipr and A1tN"rp vcetr.
NOORDLAN u -. Wear iay. July 10 10
MAE~LAND ............... W,fhr.day july -. =
First r,bin $50 upward second abba. 70 Antwerp.
81 and So: from Antwerp. els and 80. I;"u Ton
f0I'd trim. Apply Tor "Facs. ~'rrrc" ~ los rr-.
INTERNATIONAL NANitA1ltH CO..
a-nnInl A...-L.- o n-.lng L.Innn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leaey o0
pIay IL lanai ST., a. y. NJ. daiy tounu1ys
excepted. Direct connection with expires, tfa,s J"
ssr,,oga Lake George Adrondacns Thousand l,idndsi
Rirhrcd Springs, Niagara Falls. sharon S"fDss AND
,oo,ersowr SATURDAY. night st9ner cssiects With sun
dSy no,nInr train FOR SAL atogs and LAX tt'eorgc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
WHITE STAR LINE.

AdrIuc July 10. 10 q. N. Majestic Aug 10. 10 q. m.
Britannia .Juiy -. y. m. " tanr, '. Nns % - ~
Fcu'Olc Atr. q. N lrltonl'.Aut. w. y ~ ".'H
Gclnar.- Aug. . y. Gctrinic~ rit = . 10 y. pi
From Whiir ~tI. DrrN. foot - W CT lF'--t
Stiuor rate, go inward a"ro.dn- {" -'"r'f asa H.
cation ~ hci'h orrOnd Gaia t"e" -irirrfs ~
ard ~. Sirrragr o. frlL The ,li oun' -
No. . B.1rdrsy. NNw.YorS. Ihi'nf'l.h't ot,c. 80
Wainut-S. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
ST0MlNGT0N Line.

INSIDE ROUTE TO posT0N rR3NxlDENS .y W SiSes;
Sound route 10 NAKRAGANSETT PIER AND WAN.n
HILL. New steel steamers MAINE and NEW-uAMP;
g. IL ) 80 Z. NJ. daily. Including Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

T. A IL M
NANsAS 'IIn, Mo- Jnly lH--lne
Missouri National bank suspended pay
mcnt and closed lis doors at Has
,,o,o6l tiis n,or,t,..
"vio'N ''"' ','o' mus
HE Grand AYenne bank, a private
Institution. assigned this morning to
t,mes u pi,cbl WIN ,,,m.,i;ntoIy
~ sonna oo
took uhnFsf' AsSfts hre 9oVV,oov' '
liabilities SllO,OD. The Grand Avenue
holds ample gilt-edge securities TO meet
niii,,ti,,s II il clrinad bv tho niIiciols
""ls"u'"s' " - We 'i''' ~ wv '''''''''''
aud they say that they expect TO resume
business shortly 1t was rumorcd Sat.
nr5nv that ibis bank had closed. Int II
,'. AL .a,,,,...I ,,,.,,..,. 80,
appears INV o''''l"'S Suie" n'on'! sun
iicicnt To take them over until today.
When II was opened none of the socuri.
=, Ill H.. ,.,,li,,.i ar, a, o.,,,u,. 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18
PAYING OUT GOLD
THAT'S WHAT THU GOVERN
MENT is DOING.
Currency Needed nor the Crops.
President Cleveland Out at sea.
Gresham Hears From Nicaragua.

NEW YORK, July II. Much curosl.
" has been shown in banking circles
as to the causc of the treasury officials vol
untarily paying odt gold IN scttlemen, Of
clearing house balances and for govern
mcnt checks over the counter when some
form OF currency would have been more
desirable TO the llayecs. tonrad y. dor
dan, assistant United States TREASURER
declined To give any reason but suggest
81 1t might he inferred to be due 10 pro-
vide for some need for q supply Of
currency at no distant date From anoth-
or source u was learned the government
was paying gold IN It's provision for iii-
ture currency demands for moving the
crops.
II rs is supposed the great scarcity VI
currency II caused by precautionary mea-
sures taken 10y the banks aud the ear
rency Is In the vaults Of those country
banks. then there viii not be very great
demand on the TREASURY for currency
To move the crops, but II the missing
currency Is boarded by thepcople. then
the treasury expects to have all II can
do to supply the demand for currency
In the next few weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

WASHINGTON July H. Compirol-
Ter Ecl,cls Is holding conferences daily
with populations from failed banks look
ing to resumption. He has not wayercd
in the least from his strict terms ns to
granting authority to resume. The let
tiers be receives from the higher class
Of bankers throughout the country lndi-
cate that they are thoroughly In sym
pathy with his proposed changes from
the loose methods too long prevailing.
Mr.. Eckels believes that 1t Is even
more important to require soundness In
a bank which is resuning business after
suspension than In one which II form
ing for the first time, because II has not
only the ordinary difficulties to meet,
but il must overcome very active and
nggressiye popular suspicion besides. The
best Testimony to the correctness Of his
idea is the very fact that every bank
which he has allowed to resume bust
ness pfter suspension Is doing well to-
day,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

yALLBrA, NInltu, July little
courtmariin appointed to try Captain
Maurice A. Burke STAT Commander
Hawkins Smith, and the surviving Of
iicers Of The British battle-slIp vlcioria.
which was sunk In n collision with the
Cainpcr,lown on Trpoll, Syria, Jnna
~, opened today upon the lllbcrnia,
the flagship Of Rear-Admiral Tracey,
admiral superintendent Of the MALTA
dockynrd The president OF the court.
martial n Vic-Admiral sir Micha,i
Cnlne.Seymour OF the cruiser Hawke,
who succeeded Vlce-Admirnl Sir George
Tryon who lost his ilfe In the Victofin
Disaster ~ c0mmnnder-in-chicf of the
Mediterranean.
Captain Burke was one Of the Wit
nesseu today IN Ills own dcfcuse lie re-
pratod the story Of the accident. lie
snid be aud Siln- Commander Hawkins
Smith went 10 Nico-lNlmiral 1,ryOns
cnbin. and the gcc-admirnl after hnving
originally fixed q cable length to be tho
distance between the ships. agreed with
the suggestions Of tho Ktaif-c0nnander
that II be eight cable lengths.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

LONDON, July 1.-THE Brazilian
legation, 10 this city. has Issued tie
following communications, The gunbOata
Canallea and Republicn chased The IN.
snrgent vessel. ,Inhitnr, with Admiral
Wnndenkeok on hoard and captured
her without resistance, on Santa Cath
erlna. There has been no fighting what
ever IN Rio Grnnde Do Sui. Three weeks
ago the rebels We're compelled 70 cross
into Uruguay, wherv they were disarmed.
Reports as 10 suspension Of hnbeas corpus
in Brazil are totally unfoundrd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18
DOESN'T WANT IN.


Bland Prefers To Fight on the Floor
Rather Than To Head the Coinage
COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON. july ia private
letter received here from Mr. Bland OF
Missouri would seem TO Indicate that he
did not care whether he WAS made
chairman of the next committee on coin-
age, weights aud measures or not. Mr.
Bland says that he prefers to make his
fight ON the floor Of The house free and
nntrammeled from The duties and obllgl-
tons Of the craftsmanship OF com.
mitiee hostile to his views. If The chair
mauship Is offered to HIN he says that
he will not suk, but will serve, but that
his personal preference Is to be at liberty
Ia make his battle on The floor In his
own way. He says in this letter that
he has selected for his lieutenant on che
floor Representative Bryan, the Young
Democrat from Nebraska. Mr.. Bryan
won his first election to the house in
the campaign Of 1890 Is an advocate
of tnrin reform and The free coinage Of
silver. In the last house Mr.. BANDS
lieutenant was Representative Pierce Of
Tennessee Mr.. Pierce was not chosen
TO the present congress and his retire
uient has necessiinied The selection Of d
new lieutenant. This move upon Mr.
BANDS part shows r0uclns.vcly that
the noted champion Of silver proposes %
contest evrry inch Of ground In the striig-
gle over that metal. which win be prs
eipitated as soon as congress- assemblies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

cold aud high feyer phcumonia super
vening.
Judge Bassctt's family left on the
Sanm Ne train this morning for Btcn
ham, where the funeral takes place To-
There was meeting Of the Dallas
bar association this evening TO take ac-
ton on the death Of 80 distinguished a
inomber The meeting took place im
Judge fuckers room. HE following
committee was appointed TO dfaft suit
able resolutions and report to meet
ine at . a. m. to-murpw. Seth Shcp
pard, j. NJ Hurt. John IL Henry, A. r.
Watts. ]. u Thomas, w. X Homan and
Robert II. Seay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

DALLAS, Texas, July 1T-lspeciall--
The news Of the death Of Judge +. II,
Rnsseit was received here this morning
with surprise AMI regret. His Illness
dated back to about six weeks or two
months ago, when he had a spell Of
sickness, on recovering from which be
went 10 Mineral Wells, He returned To-
Dallas much Improved 10 enter The IA
rnous case Of Guthrie W. Gnno IN the
federal court IL required four weeks 10
try this Wlran II terminated Judge
I3asSeti wenf to Austin to meet the fac
ulty of the university. Here he met
with an accident which resulted IN the
breaking Of his arm. He took severe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18
- Fort Worth, Now of Little
Rock, Arkansas,
lcrs INTO THE RIVER.
te,vea a Note Asking that Her
! ~ Sen, TO Her sister at Fort
e, IA. z Gamblers Bride and
~ Life History.

pocK Aria. July IT,
y ~, Y" .,tv husband has deserted me
n, a. divorce and | want to
~ ~
Il cha dcsnoirinr cry of Mrs.
va" c.'ant +his mnrninr at q
4 IMAM nn. haan r.scned n
W. ,n ratorr srsve IN tbe
4 time irohl M"''.' 81" 60.
Eas river at the foot OF daihes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

WASHINGTON. July IL Secretary
Gresham has received q cable message
from Minister Baker. date July u, stat.
lng that the Nicaraman president aud
minister Of foreign affairs are sin in
prison al Leon A meeting Of the cab.
met proclaimed Senviila Dictator. A
large majority Of Nlcaragnans support the
government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

rhi'lE' o. II, July 17.-fspe-
-lhe Starr gang of robbers are in
vicinity of Saltwater, and the whole
Is under martial law. Guards are
very store and the houses and banks
closed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

BUIZARDS Ray, Mass, July 1.-THE
steam yacht, Oneida, arrived OF Monu-
ment neck this morning with BenSlct
on board Inside of half an hour he
and Cleveland were on deck of the
Oneida and the yacht was hound down
the bay. The president mny br taking u
short cruise though It's possible he il
bound for New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

WASHINGTON. july u, relegraphic
orders have been sent Commander
Whiting Of the United States ship Al
lance at Caiiao. Peru, 70 proceed nj
once to Cor.nte port. nearest Leon, where
the latest revolution Is AZ its height, 10
protect American interests there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

LONDON, July ia large fire is
burning in the warehouse district be
tween Leadnnham street and Beyis,
Many houses are already in ruins, and
the fire is unchecked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

lpi nj INA kas. .Iuly1T.-state hank
bra,t' Breilenthal says Hood a
fall.s bank AZ Plehsanton. Kansas.
' ~ ana Is In The hands of dsputy
punk COMMISSIONER Osbnrne. III
Given. ''VV" 10 statement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July IN
hundred Oklahoma editors on their way
10 the Worlds fair arrived here. fhis
morning Ia special cars over the Santa
Ife railroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

CHICAGO, Ills, July 1.-THE Con-
gress Of Educators, one of the Worlds
fair gatherings began today At
Lake trout art palace aud will last un-
I'll next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

RERLIN July IL Emperor Wnllam,
accompanied bS the empress. sailed 90
day in visit BOfhholm islnnds vhich be-
longs ~ Denmark Nothenhngg IN Swe-
den, aud olhef places IN that eoantfy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

.,AhNEsToN, Tex. July 17.--I.ocal
[, M. for Texas east Of the lOnh
m ul''n Tor twenty-four hours ending
u 'a anl, July rs: Generally fur;
y ehai ses In temperatnre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

ihhiE. o. r.. July 1T.-(Spe-
'l-The bodies of two unknown men
found in brush heap in the
nv nv strip. today. They bad mdoubt.
oeeh robbed and murdered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July IT,
John Nsnnnell, mor0cn and cotton
manufactures. today made mn assien-
ment. Liabilities S2DO,0OO, assets Sl00,-
tslfl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-18

NV YORK, July Money on call
4, ) 10 $; closing, offered 3.
me mercantile paper. $40.
3anhg exchange firm. s4.S2 1-4n
'pni sixty days; $4.S2 1-26i4S2 "a