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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
The Wheat Market Still
Shows Firmness.
s4IpMenrs ARE SLOW.


tlllCA0O, July ~
whrnt was IRREGULAR lpdnyi INT iiulshcd
..t,b \ Yrut unin, hUlurl Icy huttrt rhhlun
XXX uhnrnl ,iulhlr drrrrnnr, me wptldn
sbinnenis Tor tlw Wr"h Wvr" nFsnum
t,lhria. ar under tho recent average thin
ns nattumuuihl IA cnuHinr the advance
XXI strrnrih ur ihp forenoon, 'rlip rtl
,.n,, inntkpt trupiplH compared Win those
Villa vvhF hrfdru exhibited Ito ennp htrlk
W., drnnpu,N Tor the prraoni HrHrnn ~
,bs, have been dung nlnco " cumulturrd,
trlhr AsdON huHlMlr goMpnici WIN ir
iealk decreased i,9inWm bushels, IN thl
wv, "ir,atur at l0i,Wn bushels witch
M ,uuntpd w the stucha IN sight mtt
,9sel Wna mai Included today, tho actual
Ie9tgnar ftr tho week. was only iu,Hh
'rhs mai In the Visible N now M.glN, go
ia,hrls naninsi III 10000 last year anu
WWH,U1 1T the corresponding dNto Of
Sfn hold quite nrm, cnnrlirrlng the
furlbrr pruHltfH under favorable Woithrr
,snditiunH. aud the biggest crop un record
". Ur ns Ii has ifnur. rhn good dVlnnnd
IN rash corn WHa tho mun stay ul the
inatlrt witch cluaud but ! \ cent lower
ihp ylaiblt suldy ictrrnard ililnun bush
10. compared win m llWtrlne the same
tptal NJ The Visible supply N nov h,ln Wh
GNlOyt Hpi,,OuU huahula at the plmlinr
uats Wrio uulut mud fcaturclrau 1hr via.
his nuinh 1hnNph u decrease IN uHtH ~
tilUA bushels, mud loft tho tutnl atuekH ln
5lofe 4, Nj ,ulu huahuln
Provisions were dull mil near the oud,
when purk advanced " = cents uud TART
aud dis q ucutH each.
rstluatus Tor Tuesday Wheat Ia earn,
corn lhn ears, oats, Alb ears, hogs, 1850
lphl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

a., WV YORK, lu'y ~, Agents have advanced
we pilee q told Medal a., f'se. nis1 AZ
Nnvu - WllNamHfillr ~, f.sc. and ri,h.
Valo y hirarhed oNlioha each Ito nsr ybfd.
Mr,ilnao ~ standard wide ahlttlnEa. te,
aug moliiulNo dress paucrhu isge,
MAI Nfdein we're At hand Tor euod n,laeoi.
aul considerable apni bualnsss ,gns .r,.t, a
whlle much mote IA undcr runaii1r tiion'
Mgolen tuodu had rood Ahate uf ahcni'Gn
NY blankets were looked after Nth INT, 4,
rfln,lng cleihu very hrm AZ IS plua I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

H. Louis. july ~ cattle Rccolpta,
2lun, shipments, Wn Market hm with d
pund dumnud FOR all Tmdrs choice Ia
fancy mtlNe steers Sahnth 49, good Hhip
ping m,i export plrrrH Sa,huh.tni FAIR
To medium 81 uNii ga runrut AMI hrntN
atrrrH, Al0udl.pai drrHacd beef aud butch.
vr ntHltr, Sinus,-'i hulk VI Hnos, ~ 80
60 - bulk W rNlrH, sl2iai0p! hight ship.
Htuukrrs mud FEEDERS, ~ aa4iAu ai hulk IT
nnlrH, alun9I nui COWS uud huifrrs, ~ 2Alt
lA, muAth, ~ hndN2t Texans nud In.
dhn Nurrr range HiMrtah, ruwH aud
miNud stun - tAhiHpp
Sheep Receipts, uuui shipments lauh.
Market quiet and little doiuu Nnti,vs
rHngr ~ 1uUAhui lnmhs Hl,1uUl1h south.
Woanrn shurp, ta2iuh9h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

New York, July ~ Tho cotton market
opened uulcl al deolmo VI about = polnle
ana uluHod quiet NJ net iusn VI tiii points.
Total sales "a 400 Tho wonkneHa WA dur
10 unsatisfactory trputta from Liverpool nnd
Manchester AZ tho same tune rrnp accounts
stand on either slide NJ tho uurHtiun IN Ia tho
future ruWrHo VI tho market Ia tho after.
noon trading wnu very llmltod but showed u
little more anutEy than tho huanusa VI tho
morning,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

BIZ hs,S'h lvlf 70 This i'acN market xit
"a ~ AM generally ntfohn today, llr,
W. bat "NN'Nt NC crops Nrfg uuHtfaiih
tnfahi,, ny Wntn trustworthy Adyinca Nrrn
Eiiwss Wo encouraged nifrhaHtas ~ the
itN,,,n Raids on The lndustfiAla caused
nix n'al{ fVarilon, but Il vaa short lived
u NAN sih t olpsyl aiyong In pnr and N
D. Az A. hu'f the more notable aAin4 on
~ Slalu,lnk Furar Y ~ fuKar plffrrfcd
III NJ, iiA,e rtNfsftd al LA 81
Slfsd Nelsero end raasnFn iiiIhela pic
d. N ~, An1 Tobacco and 81 raul 4,
1sh' ifarii1n, Wv Wy
y ''aa MARKET wes animated Win con.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

New York. luN ~ Wheat UotrmtH 90
tll bushels, mn rNpufu, Nput uutnl bui nrm
No rod I'd 90, No, ! Northern, IN l.iu,
'bptnuH opened raniot under hin argentine
skipmrnta and foreign rahlrH, hut VI nnyl
ial0pi and wan utrong With irregular tutor.
trumtd ,rty nullilh uu blg reductions IN the
American ,lHlhlr aud amount IN passage
coupled with mnrWn Al tho Northwest aud
agricultural Reports Of tho market Ncpton.
htr ~ I fr.
coffee OPTIONS opened steady nj huih
points advance ruled generally nrn on
European ami litnAilnn RlNlcoH aud steady
local trading. Speculation utill slack. rluHrd
mn al luIt.l p1lnH not advance, July ,ihIul
September ihlUUin.li. october, ihab1fib iUl
nrremhrt iriaHit. 'u Nrpt coffee. ntn. No,
q ID. MIA Hluady Ontduyh ~ llulpc,
ruGar Raw nui rrnnud. nrm,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
I-lNllllrnnl- rnrrnN

Liverpool July 10 Cotton Nppt moderate
husinrsH American middlnr n ted Hnic'
NJ the ia, WoN hhoH VI which bn1 WIRE fui
speculation aud export lncludiuH iouu Amori
'nn Nrrrlpla Amm Including Nn Niucflunu
quiet American mlidlnu jaw ani August
. ~ diuI ti.Gid August and Nrptemhor
o inNipa u.dtd November aud uoocmhor
~ Git December aud January. . tbtdid
January AMI February, q 60 diul NHtid
February aud March a H.uid March aud
Apul llGlt The tenders NJ tudnyu de
iituriua were gun hnius nov d0rkots,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
ren sALls--s.laAL nrrArn.


Nlih THE uAHfT'rna uUNAr ofFiiff
nuARD AND TUITION ritieE ron A fOill
wunrii nOy Al tim W., JAMIE
-, =,
ivuW sNitn- Wv h.ir ,ihrln Vh n.Iut W
'utNu'uni n'hr my" Nihiluh, Mlchiia
,NWlN' w long Nmiv ~ lnw httlchl
.hehp Auulrtn hrN tNlt loort Worm, len.
loll NAi tc-1ifi,e,r,,ou, -hn,,ac nnd n, ~,
$40 eaah halnnen ala mn,,tl,ix tilnr' ,..,,,,
hnua,, nnii loi Meal Nlurf sit,tna eian ,nri,
balance mnrthiv knisht 4 'tlin,ll,,ri'
Ma ms lint atun nt,nrt 80" -
FOR BALE New tNeWun house ana lui,
tliWi ssn rush Nnd mnnthl, NV four
lunw house NnI luil tliOO, 500 unrl phd
sln monthly WIN hulil hnnrv 10 salt OH
vaAy tutWr ", H. thnmbvrs' RIAL ESTATE
IN,hhnHe IWl Mnm street
ifnu ANtts
I'm .a,H az, ,N,NM,., ' ,,, iineV' s,,n.
ttN sM"htm P"r hVNHi ~ y ihtv "
~, ~, ~ .-..-.---..-.s- ...,-...----...-.----
ron NAiifaIrhe host built MNlruOm huusr
and the nlVcAl location In the rltyi slUbi,
YlO cash. halnnre tfa prr mouth II A.
ilarr \ Co, i01 Main
tois ~, -.
tnin N,,'u rWo N"Nrntlnnni lnVrr' ,wrll
llAtr y Nnn lNl Mnln,
9ss KTNn farm worth TT far ms, trsrI,
days N so iiiOo cani, balance a,io and twS
i,,;, =, --,.,,,, s,,s ..l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Liverpool luy ~ Wheat apot nrm. dc.
maud moderate No ted winter, b. co. 30.
z lOd No. / california. 6a vi Fuiur,s
tlraa, ~ highut, July aud AuEuat bs ID
hcWrhhcl rnd october o. "a November.
, l3i December On s N,ld,
,.Norh hpot quiet American MIXED INV a.
fniufea quiet aud unchanged to irld lower.
IulI u al AuHuat iH Ia, October
SUD NuNonhrt d. December a.
Iann MlMLnL- m ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

49, Louis, July ~ Flour Unchanged
Wheat NW stronger to-day OF rain la
wheat trlt Homr had crop fopnrta fran
the NurlhWvlt md tho iuttkul Ulusud
strung uud hluhvr than un Saturday M.
Y nd ulah. iunaNr, July ilvi september,
Il l2c
tom uprnrd weak with September .
cent lever uu Improvement III thr rtuu,
strength In wheat somewhat rallied ruru,
nut ln ilndnE WINS pmnlli No mlNrl
nHktd
oats inll nui stronger fur fuiurosl SPOT
gull M ,nHb, shi july @hr Suptrnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Kansas 1ltN. July ~ Cattle Urrrlnta,
ghnp! nhipmruts. MaN Market utuiiy tn
aifuuH Texas Htrcrs. ~ hniiAfAi IrSna
cows, St,sNu3i0 az beef Htuvra kikhtl .Un,
n1tlNr rows, tlhnli ~ eiUvtrrH aud food.
ur., ~ ao bulls, 2lpWd2 10
liuml ttrnlriH iiub, shlpmruiH WN.
Market strong ~ 10 trnin hlghrr llulk ~
pHlpH, ~ utlNiNN. hrNNira. u huafl NJ.
ptuktrn, 4lentHu1I mixed ,iNiilluHl
lights, 81 100000 Workers, SipNttnOa, plgs,
Sluhri 20
Sheep lloocpla, lONO, Hhlpucula, 1862.
Market steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

rhs Numsreps osgasl9es ISt Which n,ducsd
",1.at.fn rointa Wa southern IA
zinc, Huhhat Route
christian tipdeaYor msr'aE hgsien Mass
M, Tor the rpunn llln, lull 70 Z,
one N satUrn Angus, isna
Novu vi panples' tniOnf baltimore Ma.
lpv9ns ior lie round TIN July a TO 10.
wv, 10 rotufa AuEunt y lslN
hYG"neiAVe ltnirhts feihrlsii upslQhi Mass.
ANn.t's Ia thT round tfip, August N 10 ~,
o QUA 10 70 return october lsi,
eat h'A" N" o. W MIN,
frame nanarsr i,oa,slssg rs's.
a a. ST. A. Houston 10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

,NeN YORK. July ~ Money on call easy
" pnf cent. last loan l. closed he, renf
rim" mrleantllr paper 9Ii per cent gtofl.
lnH exchange nfm With actual business In
nahh'ia blllH at ttW for demand aud tl,Tn
ItMqAm rs aud saw. Commercial bilts
iiGd ~ 'N'"'''' Wv SO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

New York. July 20 Tho total GALES OF
elpoh To-day wole lpplOl rhatoH Including
Amerlran nufet, NJ, TO AtehisUn M.uI.
nu'llnqtoni ao,VOl, CHICAGO ghH. 10 900. Il. a
Nrs lg'V9 noadlng $3.50, Nok island. u.
100 N, Paul. aaanl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30


4. Ala. lneloAanl bui mual fprVlhe conclusion
v ,nasn Nnu have read VI tllla iarstnmed
" u,,,sin uummt, ana thr pleasure attend,
moNnu,rWtn eSn OIL, be- realized When taken In
WE nritnn with TIDE through tho beautiful
.n Nrsico IN Mll aluhl " the old lava
nclAif iint'WA tiinE THROUGH THE
''' asoW rAprHp noCkiisH,
.,oa lsoNr wollru AND DENVER cry
INV wv" MAILMAN
fruxaa Panhandle NOuie.l
.,ot,ai aniokeat shuftchi and host
Ihss, MY line between resne and Colorado,
ennS t,Eo OIL, one ca'rylnk through Shoppers
ehl ~ ,rar' And usrerinK lhp heat belt I'VE
n w snsf LEAVING Fort Worth nun'i he
n %I,Sica. GW loos e3S ,hles ~ SouE,slf sed
utiN made dufing the entire summer, b vi
NV nation ehesltllly mrhisnsd.
P'V'"p y, KEFiEN Y 4 A.
ELL a, uunsonrMLn, Z 4, a.
fon Worth, Tesas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

New ufunuB. lA. lub 20, Cation raHy
mtddimr iOci low middllnp. 3 lGr. rond
ordinary. % &c., Net ana Hrrsa receipts, Gs1
coautWRc 1850 sales 3'nl stock hniul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Arr rlr oAgErrE'N uRnAr OFFnn
nuAnp Ann TUITION FRNE ron A rom
MILITARY AuApEMY.
WAN1tn 4 white glri IN nurse IN do house
WORK. must futnlah references Mis- pantry
M llpsl Wcathurtord
Nnn 90 siN snlnly pnii sdieamrn for nc
NUlNi tNlVtivuvp not uorpanniv tlXtrn IA.
hu'"menis ~ euHiomrra liishun a lNiihc,
~ Louis Mo
Mtn mt hoya tu dlHitlhutr ,lt,liarn. sam,
pl"N " ionhNu, medicine Wol ~ IN 81 a
lut hustlrra wanted tpnd crut Htnun,
Wv ALv co. hnnain 'iN, Mo.
WANTED Il n meNi rioeef,meni wood
rhhpnrW fam handal man lUd ,,itA al,
fanohi hotel porter nh Wii'prt women
cooNr and dlnlnE room girsi silnfltd .. Ia,
tnlH. Wnrh Tor all Nnrlllt ttAiun ID, ~.
~, N9Matds Labor Nucn,s 10 - stain
street 'nhune fiA,
WANTED aN mon and wives alhns
inotu ritlh huirl tpuutahUut d haSnen hn,
peter laloi solicitor II male aud female
cooke gOlnrrh nifl aud boy z general hutae.
work stills u wnndchppputH Z Il n mnn,
y 10 per day " " news nHuniH b farm
banda, 2 hustluIH, utr, Scott a liafrln Rouih'
ON Emnloymeni 90. 800 Maln iihnnr aeo
WANfGn a voman 10 assiat In iig6i 6GasS.
honplnr VIII be treated o. one " ihr family
Medium wppon hnd glpd humr, Address
Loeh llea YOU Ahlleue. h.sas
WANrEn Yonnd ladies 10 naval With a
company experience mt needed huHwrt Al
once Address =. a. W.. cate Qafottr. rori
Worth, 1tS
WANfEn-A vhlo rlri to Do general hoWse,
work ~ small family, Arb At 0nvp.
eethsl lsahe aud fhl,,eehlh slrsels,
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UOVIiIlNVnNr unNng

ciEAWlNGH ANp BALANCES.
Now Nuth, July ~ tlunrmru. sH2itln
Vlu, bHlnurus, e., nm Aia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

NV York, July ~ liar silver, OIc. Mex,
lean dollpA, 90 iiic,
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ron RitNF

....--..s-......... y 'fiis tN v ... 49,.
non utiN1 rufnlabei imam In ,,sidnnte
rufllon VI oig Addlofa Robin cale dA
aouo
AEll rllE uAHMrIhh lnleAf oFfln
,VniN,, Nr,hyW 'iWN hnpn wv N,lunb
MuNIu NVl l.Nl.. lllN NE dAMNN
MILITANT w .l A,.AllsM l,....-..--...-...-.
urnly. 20 MIS-. W w. Malone, corner Peach
hli,l llltllng -.
FOil iI9NI' lrom Win board fof cninlr
Mrs w I. Nahum
rNA hHNi wy ,'n.F ,ntlnN W iNuI'
,nhi s,p' wv" ''''"''' "'''''
epp}- ~ -
ron l.iiNr iMo d inrn'.htG .oq,lh P'eln.
NV tNll,e,v,n All ipss,,r, w. itn.N NV 'p'n''
,. ,, ,;11k,, r.,
rlltd
ron iltiNf rholce suiIr oi olnfe T6on,s
one corner ulpun Walker Ahth aud
llonelnn
chgnhem' Heat hiiaic lichanHr' ioo
ts,okItaiiisn UnoNa I'M ,c,i --,s,,-l- i -
rht'a and ionss south front. -"
l,.,,- ,,,,,ss,,-.,,,,'
nn,eh,,n Impfoy, mriitr Al uN WA WIKI
"iresi. inn,ilre Al residp0co
-,,..s,,
.onlhrtn nip.tsue~ N"''""p'' ~'n'' rum
NV 800. -
lNUl ~ ~ tlsN' " ~
fou uTNii- -flopd siSisen ,voln Motel. mn
liWaIsp', 5000 eeahen, WY en- ss,i
ns''a "sas,ss ~ ra,,ipl s,.,,s VIZ
W..ant'g ~ y" =" '"N'''' 'fN''N''
fpll NNNI NewH tuilllrhon tnonih WIN
I'D AID iask sireotn
49, $1,000.
.tanai ehssp Tent. 'esnI,ali, ps,a,ed "csil
ga Main slIeel Go
rpH HAI,r uhpi safe Appls 20 4, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

e. 81 ~ 81 q Ha
esr rus uAGrrTEH GREAr urfnE
nuAhn AMI TUITION rltnn rnN a rom
MllifANY ArApnMN
y9ol 90 ilgO PER month made ~ Hnali osDiial
by careful, afrtrmhiln speculation Oui book
ON auvyhHHful speculation In piain isani ftvei
tells all about H. Thomas a Co, bankers aud
htpheTs, tpoma A u, iliailo huildng, ChlpAgn
Illinois
ciii9Ar money ph improved and NNmproyed
fAim lands, Ions llme Apply ~ once IL
" q, IT,, care uhtetie,
MONTY WANTED WIN hoffow isM0 d
5000 Of pet rsnl on two years time, In
proved real estate security Address Al. d,
ore city
MONEY no LoAN rheap fuf bullIlul
hpnsga 81, m9hihlh phyulrNu, rall M
NlAI EhIAlI tNfA u
prit IN North Central rcyhs yendoru' lien
nuteA purchased nnd extended Farms fnr
sale WITH sinnll cash pnymrnl, igees terms.
Hoard Of Trade nuldlnF rert WORTH
MONEY no LOAN on FARMS
nv 4, ur,oumh liikn uouro ,ou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

WANTED no nuy a hoipl IN eped town
IN fcsae VI 100 Or toop reputation o. rlun-
b seas ADDRESS ro'svniss boa u. Plano.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
AuisNrs wANrnp.

$3.50 Y $1,000.
n,sta nm. uASierTniH uNEAr. orrlcn
nDAnii AMI TUITION ritE fuh A. FORT
MiiifXnY AdAnnMY.
s'yrstv,iiTlsuK state asicnoy M lie
ns,,,,n,tr f,pcWfiior. SrW and Nrs'ou;is
MIMI lm'sarhlnss of al meAea cpnslanli} %
ha,d. Welt Tinhnps aud rurflpA .AKrpi4
,v"st nlsth street, tort Worth. rss,
aTsST,;is' iiassIef1 is aeii ea0niy firhi1- or
~ s,tlrio iinolf The boat selling maQninr
s sn' M aspksi Adaroas ". n, Love, fn,h.
I'M, trsl . y
x1rSrS Flther seNi III daily. Hnppyln1
fraular euslrmefn. uoodn sell ~ vVetf hov1y,
r.,,rnu, rfda.s Wflta fVr ekmpita Fkoe's
sl,s IA fttth avenue. chieann, r 4.
WKNTPii-i'wo Or three good Aailrltpffi
NJ iaiufelaenta fer GOOD ninn, kNfsY -
Dundee hloct. tooIn ..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

ron SALE The hest built NSrpom housr
and the nlccAi location In the tdt,i slOUp
fio cash, hannre SO per munih u. A.
Hare \ Co., i01 Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

cliNAr money ph Improved and unlmpfoved
farm lands Ions time Apply At once IA
W a. H., care uhtetie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

ruit kAl.E New nvelpoom hUnsu. i0cn,
ton good for railroad people rfioe, sluon,
$40 rash, go par mouth ~ X, Hate 4
10, i0l MAIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

No nineteen upl IN the uNu vi Arlington
1urtant county Tesas And I viii on M
on DAY " August A y 1885, The same
being the nrai Tuesday In August A. h
lsph. between The hours VI ton O'Clock IA tbn
forenoon and four o'clock IN tho atrTi,onn
oner the said land fuf salc At public ,rnius
Cor rash 81 aud In itpni " The guutt house
city ~ roU Worth " A. ituls,s Nhotiif
" rafrant county resas ~ 81 W. iioa.
DEPUTY Nhcrin.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
BIG COAL TRANSACTION,
The Central Coal COMPANY
Absorbs Macdonough g.
Co.'S Business.
There Are Many Who Think the
Deal Looks Very Much Like
Combine.

There was considerable excitement on
the water front yesterday when it became
generally known that Macdonough & Co.,
wholesale coaI-dealers, had sold their en-
tire business to the Central Coal Company.
corporation of but recent organization.
John Rosenfeld Sons, we'll known in COM
merclal circles, are the largest stockhoId-
ers in the new concern.
1t was common talk along the street
that this sale and purchase were but the
torerunner of a big coal combine, Rosen-
field Sons and the Dunsmuir Company
now practically controlling the situation.
Ihere may be great deal of truth in this
or 1t may be only the talk incidental to
commercial transaction of this magni-
tude. The only feature connected with
the entire transaction which seems to lend
any color 10 the coal com bine theory is the
fact that Macdonough & Co. first sold their
business to E. A. Mcdonald. who imme-
dlately turned it over to the Central Coal
Company.
There is nothing at all startling in the
purchase of Macdonough & Co.'s busi-
ness, said II. Rosenfeld yesterday. eve
have simply bought their coal interests,
and 1t is our purpose to conduct the busi-
ness along the same lines laid down by
them. There is no significance whatever
In the transaction, it being simply a case
of one firm selling out to another.',
The sale of Macdonougn's coal business
to Z. A. Mcdonald was confirmed by
Judge Coffey yesterday. The price paid
was SAG, ,502 "a. F
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

shall be their duty, to establish rates of charges
Tor the transportation of passengers and freight
by railroad or any other transportation CON-
panies, and publish the same from time to
time, with such changes as they may make:
to examine the books, records and papers OF all
railroad and other transportation companies
and for this purpose they shall have power to
cess; to hear and determine complaints against
railroad and other transportation companies
to send for persons ana papers, to administer
oaths, take testimony and punish for contempt
OF their orders and processes, in the same man
ner and to the same extent as courts of record
and enforce their decisions and correct abuses
through the medium of the courts. Said Com
missioners shall prescribe uniform system OF
accounts to be kept by all such corporations
and companies. Any railroad corporation or
transportation company which shall fail or re-
Hshed by such Commissioners, or shall charge
rates in excess thereof, or shall fail to keep
their accounts in accordance with the system
prescribed by the commission, shall be fined
not exceeding 500, 600 for each offense: and
every officer, agent or employe of any such cor
poratlon or company who shall demand or re-
ceive rates in excess thereof, or who shall in
any manner violate the provisions of this sec
ton, shall be fined not exceeding $500O or be
one year. In all controversies, civil or Grim
in6l, the rates of fares and freights established
by said commission shall De deemed conclu-
sively just and reasonable.
Commenting upon this extract from the
constitution the Commissioner held that
there was no way out of it, even through
the United States courts, without over
riding the very constitution of California
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

yesterday, and after hearing the evidence
the case was dismissed on motion of
Attorney Mack, who appeared as special
prosecutor. James, Young, an old man,
was knocked down by rig driven by two
men at West Mission and Ridley streets on
Saturday, September %, and died the fol-
lowing day.
On the strength of description given by
Miss Nellie Mcdonald of the driver, Open
helmer was arrested. In court yesterday
she swore positively that Oppenheimer
was the man, but he produced number of
witnesses to prove that he was at home at
the time of the accident. This satisfied the
prosecution that it was a case of mistaken
identity on Miss McDonald's part
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

influence had been exerted. To this
Rogers replied that he wished to prove
that when Mrs. Garcelon was dead and be-
fore she was buried Judge StanIy con-
suited with "this son of Bowdoin College
Judge Blake" and that Stanly was the
instigator of the. present suit, which had
been scheme of Stanly and Blake ever
since February, 1891.
Judge Lawton stated that he had lived in
Oakland for the last twenty-one years
that he knew DR.. Merritt intimately from
1874 until the time of his death, and made
number OF voyages as his companion on
the yacht Casco. He used to call on him
several times month, and he was his attor-
ney in the Truitt case
He said that he never was Mrs. Garce-
Ions attorney; he used to be an intim a te
friend at the Merritt house, always enter
ing the front door without ringing, but after
the Stanly consultation began that door
was often found locked, and he was told on
two occasions by Stephen Purringt that
Mrs. Garcelon was busy with Judge Stanly.
Mrs. Garcelon told Judge Lawton pri-
Yateiy after the compromise had been made
with 1.-The boys" for $780, 600 and before the
papers were signed that she would will
1ngly have given them half of the whole
estate rather than have contest
Alter DR.. Merritts death Mrs Garcelon
appeared to Judge Lawton to be much
worried, and frequently complained of
neuralgia and pain in the back of her
head. he did not think, however, that
she was incapable of understanding the
enormity of her estate.
AS to Judge Stanly's remarks about the
early Will, Judge Lawton affirmed emph at
lcaliy that Stanly had said in his own
Office, "lt is not worth the paper on which
1t is written; she can't make will"
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
AGAINST HIGH FENCES.
The Fire Wardens After Those
Built in Excess of the
Ten-Foot Limit.
A Dozen Lot-OMners Who Allowed
Them to Be Erected VIII
Be Arrested.

"Ten feet for fences is the limit" said
Chief Engineer Sullivan last evening,
land all fences in excess of that limit will
have to come doWn-that is all there is
about it.
'The attention of the department has
been called recently to number of the
fences on Fell street, Van Ness avenue,
Fourth and other streets, and the District
Engineers, who are Fire Wardens, were
sent out to look into the matter. They
learned that these fences were put up in
the night time for rival blll-posters who
wanted to use them for the purpose of
placing bills upon them. Now, this is all
wrong, and they will all have to be broug hi
down to the law limit, and, in order to dc
this, we will have warrants issued for the
arrest of the owners of the property upon
which these fences stand.
1--WE will not go after those who erected
them just now, but we will go after the
owners of the ground, and that will give
them and others to understand that they
cannot allow the use of their land for vio-
lations of the law. We have the list OF
such owners in the Office, but | cannot re-
member the names. From that the war
rants will be prepared tomorrow"
The Chief stated, further, that he had
no doubt that some of the property-owners
had been misinformed as to the law, but
that the only way to put stop to further
violations of this character was TO prose
cute those who are to blame.