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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
COTTON GOODS rRAnE

MANCHESTER. Sept. 0-Tbe cn,r.
nIAh says There has been a slight In.
cttlse OF Inquiries from India last week
ahu several good orders for shirtinrs
were placed at better prices. Offers Tor
ysoohets are coming forward. but prices
art weaker than when the last business
was done. China trade Is dull, Bevond
orlers for special goods and some shirt
Hgs nothing doing Buyers for the
straits settlements have suspended specn.
latiye transactions owing 10 The uncer.
Of the French In Siam Cholera also In.
nnences shipments for the I.evaut ana
Smyrna market. Yarns are firm and
business moderate, Manufacturers olfar
freely for the American crop. but hesi.
tate to, give the fractional advance de-
on enhanced quotations of ERyptian ~.
ton and the report that the crop win be
three weeks late.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
ANwoop vloLErr 4 co.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. c.
Especial -Atwood Violet y 20. say:
The crop movement. especially as app.i-
cable TO Texas. Is Of light proportions
and this. coupled with continuous buying
gives great frmness to the. market. The
volume of business remains small and
such being the cuse our market Is rela.
lively higher than either Liverpool or
New York and any buying demand finds
quick response In prices. Our private
New York advlces indicate rather an
easier feeling in that market and say
that the near course Of pr,ces will de-
pend largely upon the Interpretation
which Liverpool puts ON the present light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
LOCAL MAnKBrs.
rLouR. CRAM AND FEED.

wHEAr-old or new. No. 2. Coo; No.
., 45q.
ear. 25c; shcllod, mixed, sacked, 80,
white, sacked. 83c; ear, local. wagon lots,
3g .2dsl5c per bnahcl.
OATS New crop, Texas ruat-pfoof.
car lots & o. b. Fort Worth. bulk DE.
BRHN-Per ton, +. o. h. Fort Worth.
iulNY--Car lota. 10. b. For Worth. boa,
Forney, $40 per ton; best upland,
III III. alfalfa, loose, local, $40. Holm,
soa grass biied, local. SIBO Der ton;
loose prairie, local. per ton, $3.50
FLOUR Beat patents Si.sJ per 100
nnnnds. halfpatentt Sl.T0, third frade.
ei'55; fourth grade. Slt0; Northern
patent. 81 10.
CHOPS Corn and oats mixed per
ton. SIS; pHr bundled pounds. 500
cotton low ordinary. 4 f3ige.
ordinary. 8 5.ige; good ordinary .
! 3.se rood nhddina. b.se: middlins
fnir q 1-Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
A BUSY CAMPAIGN.
Governor Mckinley to Confine His
oratorlcal Efforts to Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 0--Fron septem.
Der 10 to the close OF the campaign Cover.
nor McKinley's entire time. will be AT tho
disposal OF the Republican state executive
committee. and he viii mako M, sn,oc,,.s
outside OF Ohio until after the election.
An hrrangement OF dates will be made
nS me committee under which the governor
Saturday be viii devote Ia rest and lonies.
uc annirs, The committee tonight made
me following appointments for addresses
=, Dehance. sept, 10; Lancaster, Sent 10;
New Lexington, Sept 20; Athens. Sept, ~
Mafellh. Senl. -. Anl CaldMnlle Sent N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

Donate. per ID. i1a. blna sillaSl. Der n
igt>pi blue nasn. pr ID. 1oc; alao olnt'
nlenl, pcf ID, ouu, uUfa2, Der TO-. 1.nl,.e.
salnpnor gun. PEI ID. OOci causIcun
hoNuercd, Der To-. 2Se. rolrr1s, ptr M
$3.50, cream tartar. &. H., per ID. 5ir
SEoegrS' Der h., Ice: Dnrofs powders
W ,n. ~ 70. ether. sulplnirlr n. 81 n.
XXI w &c; gun arabic, hrst nick. ne,
~. NC; gum shcllac, por III. 1Tc. rise
mnIoven. per H.. 1911 t0c; glue, white. nef
ih'' ~, mace. per H., SOC: mercury. Boz
III 'oc morphine snphs r. n w.
hexIs poS, per oz,. $2.fo; 2 1-2-or.
n rr nnimesA per III, zoe. castor oli,
s sn,si nnssed oil, per gal, a0aa5c,
spcrni ol.. w n, pef rnl, sf 90. nni,o,
H. ssssp nd $so.dai6; opium, ,'S' pef
no;a. ~, olsek pepper per lb,. 1bc;
chiors,, osomide INT 10, tic; potash,
IA ls'S3ft .. per H., 2Sc: iodde, per H.,
~. luinihe. Il. < w. i-os. hottie.
~ cans per or, zee; qainInc, + n w,
80 cans. per GA. 3nc, Ii. Il (. uaininr'
~ = Nials, per GA. aOct do. OF. nc;
uns, per on. 2fci do. ihO-of.,
w, per OF, I've; anl soda. per nounl,
10 sdx l-2c; Rnitpoter, rehned, por ID,
~, saltrcter. commercial uc. snlts.
ppdpsoni per H.. 8Ulc, Sails Rochelle,
o1vc' picarbolAte. English. kegs, per ID,
49, nuphur h-hnrrel lots, 2 H-tc, suluh.
W.; hVwcrN small lots. Do; splr..s tufp.
i,nHn market rates, per gal; white
ih Soliler, and southern. 5. r., pet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

s. .'.,, mat Is. whether they are due
The financial nsne,.s ,hr',,,..h..,t Al.
eeuitry shows a marked ipnrovrmcnt
an ample cifrcacy viii spon he , avall.
amy Tor a'l tho puuoScs Of lcritimate
rdde During the early MIR. N M
i,asl me Galveston News and onrscives
nceame involved in an amlah,e eontro.
rsrs3 as TO the probable worlds visible
esiin,ss OF american, September 1. Our
ssne News took exception. The amelia,
1g 1lo published on the Isl instant show
~ tuVOp bales, Our spot market
yses steady with sales Of only l5O
haps Quotations unchaneed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. H., Sept. 6.-csttle-Re
ceipis, 1900; shipments. 1000, Steady
g. strong Steers. S5.O0al.4n; chpics.
S205ii3UO.
Hogs Receipts 10000; shimncnts.
5000, Rough and common, 81. ib5i5i5
good, mixed, S5bkG6Gn. prime. heavy
butcher weights, S5TSdGOl, prime lishi.
S6OGi621.
Sheep. Receipts, 10000; shipments.
.Sh. SLOW; natives. s.. .1yd310. West
eriiS, stockers, Sa21 others, S2iSQ
$50; lambs. S2.O0H9,35.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 6.-Peter Mccooey.
iaboring man, was Instantly Killed by
burglars early this morning. The robbers.
IN making their way about Met oOey' !
room. knocked over 4 chair The noise
Thomas Higgins. who was afterward con,
ipred by the police and confessed the XIII
ing, shot Mccooey through the eye. killing
nm instantly. Higgins was captured with,
der 'AN SAUL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
KANSAS CRY LIVESTOCK.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Sept. I--Cattle
.-ltcccinis, 1000. shipments. 1000. hest
Arm; others. weak Texas and shipping
steers, 81 1G5i5 sos Texas and nativr
COWS, SlWEd2.Sl butchers stock. S9Ofsf
4la; stnckcr1 and t,'ders Si,0O030n.
steady to strong: hulk Sh.3Oiih 20. hen.
vies. packers anil miNcl ShS5; lights,
ydriWrs and pigs. S5356iiSn.
sheep Receipts 1000. steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

Oaoiat.oha basel on small lofs 10 "a.
tsff dealers. Apflpathinr, per Ok. an.
ke.tanI,d, ptr ounre. iOef Dor uain,d
az. hcriio acid. PR pound. g., c,rboiil
srl3. uryst pei III, 32c 10 34cs mnsiatic
arid. d T.. pr TO-. ne; nitric acid, q.
Il Der H., re. Elnphniir acid. q. T..
i..f H.. ne. fannie acid. bulk. per ~.
xI2b. alcohol, % Der cent, per ~.
y 40; alan. per ny lye' antlkanl'
pyFi1e. pr ~. $40; ammonia. car.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
COAL

,hetail llst-Canyun City, sT.Th pei
WS! ,McAlllscr chqctaw, Jenny Liud,
nnh, MUDDY. Reuse, Maitland, Cameron,
&.ei TO 10 ton lots, $3.50; one ton
So.t onc-hNlf ton, Sa.pl; Monarch, Vic
Tor. Santa Clara nod ilnUre Goals. cal
tons SN2a: one ton. SI5n, onc'heR ION
SOU, Rrlar Greek aud McjAnics Goals
gar iols, Aoa5; 3 to 10 ton lots, $500;
Iona @,!o; ono ton. 5000. one.hulf ton
SA29; Maitland. cgg and Monawh sge
car lota $500: 3 90 10 ton lots Sl.2o;
cite PENN coal, ear lots, Sll.OO, 3 10 10
tons, SS6n, single ton, 500, nnthra.
ton lots Si9Th; single ton. SUI, nnthrA
cito tunlinl, 10 10 tons, 1900, singl,
ton, $3.50; cne'half ton, $500; slacA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
HIDES, wo01. ire.

HIDES Buyers arc paying: DIR
flint. heavy. 90; light, iei dry shlt. 81.
green SALT 2D2 i2c, butchers grow,
2ff,i.
WOOL Light medium. i611gc; low
medlpm. i2Qi4ci npe. l2ulie.
BONES ioofs and boaes. 500 per
ton, delivered
NEWS WAN.-lbalse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
AIam'scllc's Secret. By E. MAJ

d Mam'selle's Secret. By Il. Mar
late. BY Mrs. Alexander,
INIT wife. BY Florence Warden.
Ahington. By Charles Reade.
|ltolenienI. BY TIL. Benson.
hhved and Loved. By Mrs. For
N Face and Her Fortune. By
"A mic Edwards.
" on the Marsh. BY Florence
1IsE Work.
Name Only. By Charlotte
gaan African Farm. BY Ralph
history of Adventure. By II.
! Ssnons Mines. BY H. Rider
Fist Series. BY Ralph Waldo
By Alexander Dumas.
d.in Home Cook, Book.
a,dau of Sin. By Charlotte NJ.
N, Of Her Life, BY Edward
BIZ Iafe. BY wilkle Collins.
2 Mans Wife. BY John Strange
sier of the Mine. BY Robert
~ Daughter, BY Charlotte NJ.
Second Series. By Ralph Waldo
formne. BY Florence Warden.
4 q Diamonds. By George Man
h q the World in Eighty Days
"a BY j. McLarsn Cobban.
Naflemain. By IL. Rider Hag-
,iist Letter By Nathaniel Haw-
ElaIilersmen. BY Gustave Almard.
4 worlds Mercy. BY Florence
f',sg Mask. BY wilkie Collins.
ga Tale of a Caravan. By Robt.
Irish Girl. BY 'The Duchess"
wy fetters. By Mrs. AlexAn-
= Z Not Guilty. BY Amanda NJ.
Heir. BY Mrs. May Agnes
\ i 'I sns Great Diamonds. By Mrs.
81 Of Hendee Hall. BY Elite W.
~ h'lress. BY Mary Kyle Dali
sndal Vow. By Margaret Blount
Il s'oAu Heir By Horatio Al
Glove. BY Clara Augusta.
. 4, " Sienyille. BY Francis A.
si lsi'le Woman. By Miss Mary
'isn's Revenge. By sylvanus
I'M m q Tyrel. By NJ. t. caldor.
V,aa{ils, BY j. NJ. Barrie.
nan' Noyenist. By Edna
~ ny The Duehcss.r
< " l.thnne. BY Robt. Buchanan,
4 y Peta,hs. BY r. D'Ennery.
y shame BY Florenee Mar
isss sas.s Glib. BY The Duchess
3 ~ ~ = hlnfle. BY 7. NJ. Barrie.
~ n fr,iH,lekei. BY George Sand.
h''-aoeth BY Miss Thack-
II ~. b Hawiey Smart.
IA Il, ~ charlotte NJ. Braeme.
by Grant Allen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

NEW YORK LIVESTOCK

NRW YORK, Sept G. -Recyes- Ae-
i've higher; nntive steers, S3O5NfT5;
ieSaus and Coloradns, SiOOdii o;calyas
Hnll' yeals, S.00dI,I5; grassers and
buItermilk calves. S225dS8,OO,
Sheep--Ftrn. Sheen, s., OOi4. x /,
lambs, Si.75d6.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
NEW oRLKANs rRonrcR.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept. d-Cof.
ais ~ 'u'"''' ~ - - -
Hnyar-Q Quiet. steady; centrifugal prime
SylSM', clarified, I 5.idGl4.S.S; un 10.
ttliiSsi4 la;ld' seconds, 31-10tii 1.16
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

ST. LOUIS. No. Sept O--Cotion--
Firm: middling. II: sales 230p bales.
receipts. none; shipments, none; stock,
1890 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

. CHICAGO. IT., Sept. G.-rhe Illinois
steel company today nled hin IN the
circuit court asking, for the appointment Of
Chlcag0 Steel WORK..
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WOOL


ST LOUIS. Mo. Sept. 0-Waol- Quiet
unchanged feeling growing more settled
with Improvement of financial situation.
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PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY pRonrcr.

KANSAS. CITY. Mo. Sept. 8.-W6eat
red. 54dh5c
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liverpool. Sept q. Especially -Cotton
futures closed steady, 9 TO points high
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

Rsosipts aud Export. At ailUaitsa states
parf-
calvcston, Tex. Sept s.-tspscin-l--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

New York. Sept 6.-Cspeolall Cotton
futures closed steady At "a 10 10 points
decline. Sales, lsl, 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

Galveston Tex, sept d --Csposlai,--
Stoclts this DAY. alsSt4
S''e"s '''is Jay last YEAR, ,.".. az, s4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

standard rranulntad ..,......A8l
Standard confectionery A.. ...aal
Cubcs..... b7 Y
Powdered 49,. 80 NJ ~
Crushed and cutloaf .6el
70 q higher
Grades omitted not In marth
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COTTON


Wv l0Fa NnDf8-
Now York, Sept D. -cspcclaL )--spo,
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nA''s Movements at Iat-rlo- r,~..
Galveston Tox., Sept q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
FATHER DENTS SUIT FOR REINSTATEMENT.

The suit Of the Rev. Francis Dent against 'he
Franciscan Order of Friars to secure reinstatement
ind $4,000 as damages for his expulsion from the
order In 1886 "for good and sufficient reasons" Us
stated In the answer to the complaint, came to trial
Yesterday In the Supreme Court before Judge Culien
ana Jury Father Dent sued Bishop Ryan, OF Buffalo,
10 recover 800 600 for defamation Of character last
year. but was nonsuited In opening his case Father
Dent rehearsed the history OF his relations 10 the
order. He said that he was a Catholic priest and
subject to the general rules Of Church and TO the
superior general Of the Friars Mission OF the Fran
ciscan Order. He was admitted to II In 1886 and
ordained q priest. AL he had ever received from II
was q place to sleep and his board. In May 1886,
he was denied admttancc 10 The Eonavcnture College
In Buffalo by the superior, Andreas Lupoii who
issued decree Of expulsion on September TO- 1856.
Father Dent said that tie superior had no right
to issue such Decree that it was fraudulentiy 90,
tanned and contrary to the procedure ana laws OF
the Catholic Church. Father Dent conducts his own
case. .. ,.,
The answer sets up that the plaintiff was lawfully
expelled from the order OF st. Francis and that his
expulsion was approved BY the Pope and denies that
damages arc due him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
Nt.W-IORK CITY.

A large tree that had stood for nearly half n
century at Fourthave. and Twcnty fourthst. was
struck By lightning toward the close Of Tuesdays
storm and fel with crash across Twenty fouFthst'
blocking tho way. The tree was four feet In diam
eter at the butt.
At meeting OF representatives OF the hre In
surance companies at No 30 Nassau-si.. an appropn-
alton OF s2I5OOO was made for the support OF the
fire patrol In the next years This Ia ON Increase
OF So 900 over the Appropriated for this service
two years ago. The increase IS due 10 the establish
ment OF n patrol station In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty lrst-st. near Eghthave
Mails from Hong Kong. May g. Shanghai May
IL: Yokohama May 10. and Honolulu. May 30. are
due In New York. sunday, June IL. The next mall
for China and japan Will close nj 80 p. m June 10.
The funeral OF George ". Campbell who died on
Sunday, was held yesterday at Calvary Church,
Fourh.ave and Twenty -iirst-st. The Rev. DR.. Henry
Of the dead man were present. The body was
taken 10 Milburn, y. j., for burial.
mortgage fol- $4,000 property on the north
side OF seventy sXth-st. west OF Central ParK, was
recorded yesterday In favor OF the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company. The mortgage was gwen by
Cornelius W. Luystcr and wife.
James s. Ewing Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pcnipotentary Belgium, sailed yesterday for his
most on the Red star steamer WeStcrnland. Mr.
Ewing had been In New York for several days before
bis departure for Europe.
The house No. 273 fifth-nve which has been
occupied by Mrs. Mary l.. Dchon and Miss Mary
Dehon was sold at the Real Estate Exchange on
Tuesday to George II. Scheffelin, the lawyer. The
price paid 1872 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The trolley was put In operation the Fulton-st.
line OF the Brooklyn City Railroad yesterday, from
Fulton Ferry to East Now York.
The Rev. DR.. A. J. Lyman, OF the South Congre-
gatonal Church. who recently lost his wife, Is suffer-
ing with nervous prostration and insomnia at the
homo OF his sister in Orange, n. J. lie will sail
for Europe In q few weeks.
Tho trustees of the South Reformed Church, at
Third-ave. and Fifty-seeond-st., have begun a suit
against the Brooklyn Bridge and Seaside Elevated
Railroad Company TO recover $4,000 damages
for the construction Of elevated road past the
church. Commissioners have been appointed to con-
denim the property The church Will probably be
removed to Fourth-avc.
The fortys second commencement Of the Brooklyn
Heights Seminary for Young Ladies', No. l3s Monta-
guest, held at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The Rev. Dr. storrs presided. The exercises con-
sisted Of choruses by the school choir an address
by the Rev. DR.. 4. b. Coo. and the presentation OF
the diplomas to the graduates BY DIR. Storrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The families OF John Daily and Edward Powers
| we're nearly poisoned to death on Sunday. IN
Saturday night Mrs. Daily went TO bakery, near her
! home, In Brookfed-st White Palms. and purchased
| cake for Sundays dinner. At dinner the cake was
| served and shortly after Mrs. DAILY and her two
children and Mrs. Powers had eaten It they were
| taken Violently III. DAILY and Powers were not at
the meal and escaped being poisoned DR.. Magness
was called in and at once administered ANTIQUES 10
the sufferers, and brought them through safety. oh
Monday, DAILY and Powers had a piece OF the CAKE
for their luncheon and after eating 1t they also De-
came Ill. They were taken home ana Pr' "ashess
treated them DAILY is stil confined TO his bed, but
Will recover. Powers recovered that he couid go
IN work Yesterday DIR. Magness said that the cake
was poisoned. 1t is thought that there must nave
been some rat poison I'm bakery which accidentally
got into the -four.
State Controller Campbell has Instructed A. b.
Scarf OF Cohocton, n. u. TO make an examination Oh
the records OF the Surrogates Court OF Weschestr
County TO see how much Is due the state rs III
heritance tax Clerk Griffin, of the snrrogaies Court
has completed his report and Is awaiting Tile arrival
Vi sarah ii. Nichols n professional nurse obtained
Gans the estate Of the late Mrs Sarah A. odel OF
Eastchester. she had nursed Mrs. odeli' WHO WIS
Charles p. Vaughn. young man OF Mount vernon
who is interested In large shoe anlg
before Judge Brown. In an action FOR divorce Iron from
his wife Annie Lillian Vaughn Mr. ,, VaHsSn allegeS
va a9 ne ago She was then Miss Ladd The married
he Ct b n s sa %es Mr. n' from
freamentS. An arrangement followed, it Is said;
august Of last year. The hsIsne Also In Se
Shoe business, to wait upon his wife. who was In
to order her return t hens NAMED hS W men
kennedy an iron S, merchant OF 81 %n ana and ND
Sey had N dinner n 'osshe At the dinner
told his friend that he was about to start for Phil
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY

At an early hour yesterday morning Hugh Gal.
lagher, bartender, saw that a house In Maxwel's
alley, I'm the Of No. 3G6 Monmouhst.. on
fire and he sent out ALARM While the old building
was burning Gallagher Samuel Friedman. Mrs.
Dora Friedman two small children, and George Black
and Morris Cohen descend from the second story win
dow Of the adjoining house by ladder Fire supern-
tenden Brown discovered that the fire had started in
a the ground floor and he believed that II had
been caused by Incendiary for he found quantity
OF rags saturated with kerosene the floor after the
flames put out. The Fredmans and Block and
ton Of Justice O'DOnnell that lamp had exploded
and set fire to the house and they were discharged.
The Rev. ii. G. CrOnin installed pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
LONG ISLAND.

FAR ROCKAWAY-Arthur r. Spencer, Of Tar
Rockaway. seriously injured yesterday afternoon
in n collision with horse and buggy while riding a
bicycle. Spencer was returning from Arvcrne, when
a horse attached to buggy and driven, by man
who appeared TO b. drunk attempted to crowd Young
Spencer the side OF the road. The bicycle rider
called the drivers attention to the fact that he
forcing him into the gutter, but the only response he
received oath, and the next moment the wagon
wheel caught In the bicycle and threw the rider under
the horses hoOfs. The buggy passed over Spencer's
right leg. breaking II mt the ankle. The who had
done the damage escaped.
LONG ISLAND C1TY.-The bird cage which Xavier
Castgcr. OF WOOdhaven, spent nearly two years in
building for exhibition at the Worlds Fair sold
at public auction Yesterday In Long Island City by
Deputy Sheriff Louis Walters. The cage knocked
down. to representative Of "The New-York Sum
for S}4 %, who then gave II 10 Gastiger The cage
seized few weeks ago TO satisfy a judgment Of
$40. popular subscription started by "Thc
Sun In GasIgcr's behalf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
Ladies' Underwear.

Judges Of good workmanship ore those whom ". .,,.
OF superior quality. saS
Corset Covcrs-emb'y trm-all sizes a.
V shape-emby, lace and insertings -
shape, high and low neck-emb'y and rbhon -
Gowns-tucked yoke-cambric rufie A.
V shape and high NECKLACE and emb,v -
,amDric and muslin-lace insertings and ~
white and cold cmb'y or Chambry trim A..
Drawers-lace and emb'd ru6ie
cambria, muslin and lawn-Val. lace and Nv
emb'y trim--some with insertings "a.
Others-sllghtly soiled-fnest trim: were 40 m ~
Chemises-cmb'y. lace and ribbon trim. "a.
Extra long-lace and emb'y--all Sizes -
V, round, square neck, and open front
with Vel, torchon, and finest eub,y ~
Skirts-tucks, with cambria or embd ruHe -.
Cambria, muslin and lawn-emb,y and
lace trin,-with and without insertlnrs a..
One lot-elightly soiled-deep emb'd or lao
runie and insertngs worth double sas
Childrens Drawers-hem and tucks-all sizes. q