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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
NetS Der 8MmoeS1anptFaot.
Waibtngton, 80. Wfat.
CCr1o III n Ino11fr r.

Ser 8rdiioent i6ob beute 6te 6inri6s
tun9 oes Som Wrt9bt, beS WOrOers Go@
gersfi's bis gum 6. Stunt auf.
@nbIi6 Elm 0efanbter fit
N%uBlanb.
Grgouberneur SetpeI 1ebte beute Sen
8raiioenten bapon in &enntniB, baB ct
Die WiiiiOn mad ct. petersburg m
neDnle.
Ser 9rnd Ser Boitfarten
itftirt.
9Gs 9oftbepdttement bat SEN Druid
Der 9oltforten ftittrt, neil bas BON Dem
Ya6ritanten 9elieferte Papier nt6t Dem
&Dntraft 9emdB mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
WeW @otf+
" 10 DUtIi 20. WIUl@
Cine If Tbat.


9as @o6n6aus 6es Oberft Botter in
2tn6en, sc. S., brannte g~eitern Morgen,
ais Bic 8epDbner nod 1T feitem S6lafe
lageu, ab. Die lebteren e~ntgin9en Dem
Seuertobe n1r nit fnapper gtotb. Sur5
na6ber fanb man in ser S6eune funf1
3ebn Bfunb Bulper, nel6es bur6 etne
Qnnte nit benz brennenben Wobnbauie
in 8erbtnbung %geftanben, Die aber 0ur6
trgenb einen 3ufaa erGof6, e6e fte bis
ans sBulper ab9ebrannt mar.
vOut6 9etnrt6,"
ser berii6tigte 8anfrduber, lit aus Ser
Srrenanftalt auf @arb's Sslan0 mad
Ben Combs gebra9t norben, ba es ii6
b%erausgeitelt bat, baB ietn Wabnftnn
refine Seriselung mar.
Mep gorf, 90. Mai.
Ste 8ferbefranf6ett tpteberDa.
Sn BEN StG0en ser 8rpDflbn Stra>
Benbabnz0eieai6aft tit Sic Bferoefranfz
belt neueroin9S eri6tenen. Steb5fg Der
Gbiere iinb a~rbeitsunfdbtg unb stpei Ser
Seu6e i6on gum Spfer gefauen.
@aHaGufetts+
8ofton 90. Mat.
0as Nbgeor6netenbaus nabm bente
BEN 0eleBentlpurf an, pel6er ote CUNT
me bon $500, 900 CUR 8ouenOung oes
9Doiac Tunnels betsiaigt.
Ser GongreB Der vNrbeiterrefprmer",
tpel6er beute bier IN Sibnng tpar, be-
16loB am 8. Qluguit in Worcefter cine
&onpentton CUR @rnennung bon &anot>
bater fit Die StaatSdlnter ab5u6alten.
Netu @ampfDtre.
Concord, 20. Wfat.
0as Supremegert6t 6es States CAB
Deute cine babtn lautenbe @nti6eioung
al, oaB Der @ouberneur uno Ote Stats
geiebge6ung II 6 ods Gedt baben, etne
NbGnoerung beS DDm Sotpnclerf etnge>
ianbten ~beglaubtgten 8ert6tes Der Wabl>
ri6ter an3uDr0nen.
9ie1er Gntl9eioung 5ufolge tpdre Nn7
fin s. Btfe, Der republtfanti6 DIE &anOtoat
bpm 2. 9iitrttt, in BEN @ongreB 9etpd6lt,
Sbto.
Columbus, 20. MG.
Gin grdBlt6es l1nglId trug iid Dtute
Sriib in bieier Sta6t 3u. Sin Ne9.r Sea-
mems 8an8rotpn tpar bes Sags iiber be-
16Gftigt, bi6t neben etrem alten, 51trt
11eberlaufen po1en 2lbort etnen neuen 81
araben. Inn W9itterna6t bate gan
Brotpn 1ette Mrbett noaenbet unb mar
eben babel, Elm Sod IN Sic S6etbeipan0
All bobren, UNI BEN nDQer Mbort IN BEN
11eueft, int tpel6em er itan6, gu entleeren,
ais ploBlt9 Die 8ano etnbra6 nno Der
&otb 1t0 iiber BEN l1ngliiGli6en ergoB,
ser bartn einen i6euBlt6en SOB fano.
Sin iunger @eiBer, Der in Der gf6be
16ltef unb ben eriten un6 etn5tgen 6itlfe>
rlf 8an8ronn's bernommen bate,
iprang aus benz 8ette an bic Stene nnD
in ben Nbort, Inn Semen su retten, fam
aber ielbft elen6iglt6 UNI.
GIebeIanb, 20. 0tat.
Die Qei6e zines Wd66ens, tpel6es in
Ser Tamilie Der Trau 9en3er biente,
mur6e bente Mor9en auf elmer leeren
8auItele, @fe bon @ucliO NDenue nnb
&ennar6itraBe, gefun6en. 0as WfGo6en
tpar augenf6einlt6 erpitrgt norbet, oa
man beIien SAILS NIT etnem Su4itretfen
fa1t s1geI6uiirt fanb. SIN Ser gfa6bars
19aft mo6nenbe 2emte fagten Dor benz 9etz
6en19auer aus, baB fe INN 9 1br geftern
9(benb einen Silferuf b0rten rnb einen
Weni6en bon jener 8duitelle rennen
1aben. Die l1ngluGlt6e fam Dor lGnge@
RET Belt aus Cincinnati. 8Dn tbrem gta>
men fannte man n1r ben GOrnamen
vSuiie".
Snotatta4
Sn6tanapoIis, %. Mat.
Ser rationale notwithstanding
&ongreB frat beute Gorntittag INN 81
nbr i'm Stbun9slaaIe 6es @bgeor6nee
- - GS:G a. Sn. 0lrXEtSo,4t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
&emtMGD4
@inctnnatt.2 %. Mai.

Gtne Spe5talbepel9e aus 2ertnoton,
&D., melOet, baB @eorg 6. 9tlfre6 oeiterr
Qbeno in ietner 8o6nung in @ai6tna7
ton @onntD BON 5net Sarbigen, Bic in
ietnem 0ienfte ita1ben, ermorbet tpur6e.
Wian glaubt, baB bic betben M0roer mad
2outsDiQe gefloben finb. Die Wtttpe
Oes @rmor6eten bat cine 8elobnuna BON
$500 auf bic @rgreifung berielben eez
iekt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
@t6t0an+

Detroit, 90. Mfai.
sSn elmer Notwithstanding tn @ait
Saginap e~rplpbtrte beute Bormtttag oer
9ampffeiel, in Solge tpopon elmer per
Qtrbeiter iofort getObtet uno bier poer
flint tobtIi9 perIebt purben. Die Utible
tpurbe aGnaltb serIt0rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
SMStAna+
Sn6tanabolis, %. Weai

IS o DII9 20. WIUI.
Ser rationale misunderstanding
&ongreB frat beute 8Drmittag INN 81
nbr i'm StbungSIaale 6es &bgeor6nez
~te1bauIes in Stbu1g. 9a Ser Brdftbent
abtpeIen6 mar, fIbrte @i3eprdii6ent
@arlanO aus Suinois Sen goriib. 0te6r
ais $50 9elegaten baben it9 aus "a
Staaten etagefunben.
SIN Der notwithstanding ipra6en
Ser @ouperneur, 6err 6enortds, Der
W1aDor Der Stabt, 6err Wttt6eu uno
SER Sobn Sultoan, Der 8rdiioent ber
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eieul6aft bon
Sn0idud.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
SOmA+

9es Moines, 20. Wai.
SIN Canton Somnibtp er9Gngte ft1 ges
fern Elm ~geptiier Oritaa in Tolge reltz
aiDieu @Qbn1innS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
2DtstonTt+
mtlnaufee, 80. Mat.

Ser @rdberl6mudunsstag tpur6s inn
oanaeu Norbmeften in Der iiblt9en gSetie
9efeiert. 6ter maren fait ale @ei6dfte
Sei6loRen, unb auf ben peri6ieSenen
Srtebb0fen tpurben bic @rGber Der gater@
ianbsbert6eibiger nit Sd6n6en nno Sluz
men gei6miidf. Na6mtttags 3ogea bic
Soloatenueretne, Ste bargerlt6en Ser
cine unb bte S~euertpebr bur6 Bic 9aupts
ftraBen. Die Setter i6lieBt Deute Nbeno
in Ser vNcabemD of Wuftc" NIT elmer
gFe6e bes 6o6p. Mpron $. &eeo nno
einiqen pallen6en @eidn9en bes Pbtl9ars
.pontI9en @eiangsperetnS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

Die 8eitattl11g Ser 2ei6e bes groBen
Observation-Disclosures unb 8oeten Nleiianz
bro Wan5ont fan0 beute bier itatt. Die
9anae Staot mar IN. Srauer gefletoet.
Nd0it Sem Sarge gi1l9elt unter BEN erften
Wilrbetrdgern beS Get6es Der &ronprina
!Sumbert rno Der @rf6ntg bon Spanten.
Wenigitens 100 200 Weni6en fitaten Die
Straben, bur0 Die Der Graner5ltg it9
befpeQte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
Celearapbi(6e gepe(0eu.
EraMfretM+

StI WIIIES IF. W(ut.
grdit6ent Sbters unb iein &obtnet baz
ben reiigntrt. Sen. WfcOfabon iiber>
nimlnt Die &egterung. lInruben baben
ni6t Itattgef1tn0en.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-09

McKEAN BucHANAN's ADOPTED DAuca-
TER.-This lady, who, by the way, was
protege and adopted dan ghier Of Mexican
Buchanan, has been playing the Sea Of
Ice, East Lynne and other pieces at The
Academy this week. Miss Mexican is not
bad actress herself, but il would seen
that if she had offered o premium for stu.
pidity and imbeclity, competition open
to the entire world, she could not W oh
have got together worse lot of sticks,
ranters and roarers than the est ma bic
gentlemen who have needlessly insulted
two noble professions and done their ma
tive ability gross injustice by splitting
open socks and buskins instead OF mount,
ing saw and buck and reducing cord
wood to convenient size and length
Campbell, the heavy villain, is the wOrst
in THO business. His legs show the fear
fnl muscle bf the Jail bird, while his voic,
has the tremendous power Of oross-cu
saw shrieking IT'S remonstrauce agains.
the file. The engagement Of Miss Nc
Kean was far froih being q peculiarly sue,
cess, and we are encouraged to the belief
that this win be her last visit to Indian
apolis. At least we hope she will no
csps sgsin unless she comes alone, il
which event abe viii be welcome,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-09

Gen. John D. Gordon, lately elected
United States Senator from Georgia, has
been spending some days in Austin. He
was invited yesterday by the Legislature
to address II NJ some Aconvenien. time
The General left ON the afternoon train
yesterday, and will be here ngain in about
two weeks, when We suppose the Lcglsla-
ture will give the distinguished visitor
the opportunity TO be heard Siatesmqa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-09
A Card
10 the Citizens of Dallas City, and
Country at ldrqe.

To the Citizens of Dallas City, and
Country at large;
The undersigned has established
himself as II general Stock Auction
Ger, Appraiser and Commission
Merchant in your midst. Stock OF
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur.
niture and Household Effects of cy-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above bu.
siness, ] have established an Intel
llgence Office, where | will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties.
OFpIoE--Corner Houston & Com
morce Streets, Dallas, Texas.
/ Respectfully, M. A. HlBBLER.
March 6, 1873 -dn2l:tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-09


Sarah Butillion, factory girlof New
Hampshire, has had fairy history. In a
newspaper che accidentally saw the name
Of Mr.. Butillion, Of Natchitoches, who
had taken part in some public demonstra-
lions. The name being quite uncommon,
Sarah wrote modest letter Of inquiry.
giving her own genealogy, and suggesting
that there might be some relationship. In
q fortnight came an answer, cheerfully
written, In which distant relationship
vas demonstrated. The Souiherner cd Cd
that 10 was OLD, without family, and had
few friends, and earnestly hoped for a
continuation Of the correspondence. A.
greed to, and kept on for three years; but
her last letter remained unanswered f6r
three months, when letter came from MIR.
but'i'ion's lawyer, informing her that the
dear old man had left her biz whole prop
er'y, amounting TO over $4,000 Sarah,
by-the-w way, Just before receiving the
news, had married q young man Of her
own rank, and now they have gone down
10 Easshitoohes to look after their assets
--Pairis Farmsr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-09
TEXAS. LAND LOCATING
COMPANY.

aud will locate oortincatesl for u interest in the
Bslow we give a,partial list Of the lands tb at
are now Offering
FOR SALE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-09
ArTENTIoql

0TrIcL OF THE wicnIrA A. N. 4 NJ. Co., |
Dallas, Texas, July 10Th. 1879.
Books for the subscription Of Stock have been
opened at the Office the Wichita Colonization, Az.
ricutnrai, Mining apl Manufacturing Company, a.
their oilice in the City Of Dallas.
All persons wishing to take stock are requested 10
call aud examine the condition and ions Of the
enterprise. Land will be received In payment fol
Stock.
Great Induccmcnts offered to those taking
stock within the next ninety days.
a.w. 8. DuscAs. ssc'y. AN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-09
FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres miles east OF Breckiur,dgs, T. Mon sur.
vey, 90 acres IN cultivation, at SO per acre,
300 acres miles north Of Dallas 100 acres In rult.
Walton, good orchard, at 5000.
sao acrea3 miles southwest OF Dallas aO &c res In
cultivation, ~ ARES pasture, good dwe lnv. tar.
ant houses, barn. stable, &c. Gin, small saw and
grst-mill, vt $1,000.
w acres miles northwest Of Dallas, 50 ACRES In
cultivation, story house, Vt 5000.
2o acres miles north Of Dallas. ITO acre. in cul
tivation, ~ So 60 per acre.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-09

10 acres, Y miles north Of Dallas, 40 cores In
cultivation, fine dwelling house, price $4,000
90 acrrs, W miles north OF DAllNs 70 acres IN cu.
tyaiion,hne water; timber and prairie price slO, 600
25s acres IL miles north OF Dallas, 90 acres IN cu.
ivason, line spriug prarlsS aud timber prioe "a 800
800 acres, miles north Of Dallas rs acres In cu.
tlystlon, prairie and timber, black sandy SOIL price
$500.
$40 acres, IL miles northeast OF Dallas. As acres
10 cultivation, prairie and timDor price - 500
2iD acres WIZ miles north OF uullas so acres In
cultivation, price SIS per aero
" acres miles west OF Dallas, IL ceres in cultlva
tion, prceSl,VW
l4l acres miles northwest Of Dallas, Is acres In
cultivation price 900,
"a acres miles north OF Dallas, part Of, tbs Vim
Barnet survey, all fenced but not broke, price $500.
CITY PROPERTY.
DwELLINu HOUSES,
Block No 0. Houston 81 aud Pacific Avenue
l.ot aud block No rs, corner Of Pacific Avenue
and Jefferson street, rooms
Block Nj II north hall ol Houston and Wood Sls,
rooms.
Block No s2,sa, Jacuto street and Q. Railroad,
rooms,
Block No 2i3 lO0x20O feel Howard ST. log cabin,
Block k02l lot y. Houston and Wood Sta, q cons.
Block No 90 Lamar and Polk streets, - rooms.
Block No slT 60xilO Il Ross an Gran SIS rooms,
Blsck ga lO0x2uUh Grimm 4 Patterson sts4 rooms
Block 7SGoumorce slreel i0Ox2O0 feet o ronm
Block III east hail Ross and Carter SITS, 9 rooms
AULT, JENKINS n AULT.
March |, IA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-09
rARRaSr.cousrr.

rARRaNr.cousrr.
1880 acres patented to Clark Bryan. At $3.50.
iafo acres In the name Of y. Houston, 1t 81 per
acre.
100 acres 10 miles south west u Fort Worth, mart
Of the J. Gilleon survey, prairie, at 81 per acre.
100 acres 10 niles east Of Fort Worth, tho rAnniu
survey. Mt 81 mr. aero
400 acres, 10 miles sonth. west Of Dallas, the Nc
kinney q Wii'lans survey, prairie, at 81 per ACRE
YARNs.
800 acres, miles south Of Fort Worth 90 acrss In
cultivation, orchard and hedge fence, price $500.
DENTON COUNTY.
5000 acres 10 miles south Of Denton, the W. Tho rn
ton survey, prairie and timber, at 90 per acre.
Farm.
2oo acres3 miles south of Lswisvills, Is aerss in
cultivation at 80 pei ACRE,
yAcK sousry.
1855 acres at 81 50 per acre.
PARKER COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 60 por acre.
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
ll4o acres at % per aero
ARCHER COUNTY.
29io acres at 50 per acre.
ERAru COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 pcr acre.
ELLIS COUNTY.
1856 acres, Jose A. Guano survey, On Chambers
creek, price "a per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
go acres miles north Of petsrs.Blua Is acres IN
cultivation, at % II per acre.
HARRIS COUNTY.
AGO acres on Green Bayou, at 50 per aero.
. HAMILTON COUNTY.
$40 acres miles south Of the town Of Hamilton,
e 90 per acre.
DALLAS CITY PROPERTY.
Block No. 12s, between JAG kson and Wood Street,
and between Harwoed Street and the n u grcuad
Block No. l2e, young's Addition, corier Wool
| and Howard Streets
Ono half Block No. osI,s, Young's addition, woos
| Street, lO0x200 feet.
Block N. 25l Victor and Pearl Streets.
| Block No. %. Victor and Pearl Streets.
One-fourth Of Rloek No. 97ls, Commerce Street
60xiJQ feet,
In Block No. 20, Main Street, 50x200 feet.
In Block No. 2S5 Pacific Avenue and Olive Street
lb0x200 feat.
block 2Ss and 1853, bryan and Burfora s,rsu.
Lands In Missouri and Arkansas 70 E1shaaE
for Texas Land.
AuLT, JENKINS & AULr,
North s'ds .ublis. ssus,s,
Ds,iss. Texas. Tss. "A is7a.-ais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
PRrpARING FoR A HARD WINTER.

TO the EdttOr or Ihe Trtohhe
SIR: As every day brings fresh accounts OF
suspension and failure. and thousands OF hands arr
thrown out Of employment we beginning to realize
the fact that hard Winter il before u.s. All classes arc
anxious TO economze ana, az consequence, dealers,
large aud small very generally complain of great Tall
ing on In sales With money SO scarce t Is natural
enough that each one should look 10 his purse-srings
but the question may he ASKED Cannot a spirit Of
econ0y prevail! and be encouraged without such mate
rial prejudice to the business OF the country Might
not the Increasing tendency 10 contraction be In D
checked II households could be Induced To lay
in at once lito supply or what would Otherwise have
10 Oe purchased pocemeal week after week, Tor "a
ample -four tea or sugar. muslin and other articles
or constant consumption.
II may be asked, Why lay in store now when de-
ohne In prices Ia expected Now, there Is 10 he DC
cline in prices dealers ought to be only the eager
offer induce as will enable them DISPOSE
OF large lots TING. To buy barrel Of Hour or In
vest In 20 yards OF linen things by no means lncoin
patlDle with the economical management OF nohse-
hold III any considerable increase IN saes could thus
be induced. nucn VI the now withhold would re-
enter into circulation and better tone nsht De svon
10 onsnosfin general. SPECTATOR.
heu FORK. Nov. 3, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
pTOTANNOCK VALLEY,
WORK NEARLY SUSPENDED IN THE IRON MINES
HEAVY FALL IN THE PRICE or oBE-A RUBBER
r,DrnrY RIrNNING WIFI SNAIL FORCES


HEAVY FALL IN THE PRICE or oBE-A RUBBER
FACTORY RUNNING WITH SMALL FORCES.
Iron 4 SPECIAL CoRREsPoHDESr OF THE TRmuNEl
BLooMINGDALE, n. j., Nov. 8.-This town,
on the banks Pequannock River is the site of two
paper-nills. ana IN the immediate neighborhood are
many veins Of magnetic ore many OF which have been
already opened and worked. Extensive preparations
had been made for opening other mines when the hard
times came ON ana they were suspended.
The ores are shipped to the PENNSYLVANIA furnace
Prices have fallen 81 S ton TO S. 20, aud nearly
all work has been suspended. not more than dozen
miners are employed between here and Stony Brook,
where few weeks ago more than 600 were at work.
MANY new veins OF ore have been recently discovered
al Newfoundland. where the Clinton Iron Works were
formerly established and to which ore was brought
from distant fields rich deposits have been found eX
tending great surface. Near Charo ebniS veins
which promise great pruducilveneSS lave also nteh uis
covered fiany OF these will be operated when times
become better.
Robnson's paperml has just been built in TINS Town
for the Manufacture OF roofing paper, nut VIII NOT De put
Ia operation until business becomes settled mites
mill for manufacturing paper cord employs about a
dozen hands and is still at work Tue largest factory Is
Algehardt WcinberC's rubber WORKS Tor Tue manu-
faciurc Of dcntiss hard rubber combs, fankeeno OnS
&c This established for the production OF dentists
rubber goods solely but under the present owners mas
been enlarged aud turns 0ut every class or goods tt
can made from hard About 60 hands are emu
pOy ed, and there been reuuctlOn tnpuSh prod
ably hands would have been employed put Tor the
financial troubles. The time when tue fu force " III ne
put on IL necessarily uncertain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
THE KNIT GOODS MANUFACTURERS OF CoHoEs,
Ny. MORE CHEERFUL.

Orders are being received daily by the
GOODS manufacturers at Cohoes says The Troy wing
OF Nov II, and the market is completely exhausted
o. ladies' goods The prospects brighte ming, and
without doubt the mills will start full
ae the water is let into the canals with possibly
slight reduction in wages. Merchants are becoming
cheerful and the reports from NeB-Nork make the
idle ones stem with the elasticity OF former times. Not
wlthstanding the panic, improvements nave steadily
gone In the different mills, and when tue wheel
again begins 10 revoive everything. VII be IN readiness
to ill all orders with promptuess and Dispatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
FREIGHT TRAFFIC. on THE PHILADELPHIA AM
ERIE RAILROAD.
TO the Editor Of Thc Tribune.

TO INC EdfFOr or TIC Trtbhne'
SIR: My attention has been called to d series
oiinteresng questions prupounied FOR tho prDoso OF
acquiring information IN regard TO the management OF
the Philadelphia and Eric Railroad; but rs the brief
summary of tho answers shows that very iitLe. was
elected IL has occurred to that an inquiry on an
other branch of the subject might meet vith
cess. AMI the question Is this:
IL or Is not the port current among railroad officials
for some tIae past ~ the effect that the Philadelphia
and Eric Rairoad hauls Empire Line freight, giving II
preference the freight rc proper of Inc oad 81
charge Of ono cent per uilr, but az tu ~ 81
OF one and oueaf cents; and Is " the Intention " the
managers 10 surrender the hauling pf coal ttho ONLY
traffic, ~ believed. which Is Ing prDllb 10 the rd
at present. To The same Empire Line ,
Also, "a side ISSUE perth Iike 70 The MANAGE
mcnrs OF several other PeDnsylyaD.a railroads. now
many officers tho Piladslp n aud Esio Rillosd iod
stock In the Enrlrc Line aDd 10 what aoiolnL each
Pittsburgh. Pp. Nov. 4. 1872 .I Gr.R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
LOCAL TRADE.
RECOVERING FROM THE PANIC.

GREAT SALES IN DRY GOoDs-REyIVAL IN OTHER
LINES OF GooDs-JHE HOLIDAY TRADE ~ bb
GOOD.
Judging from the reports which reach us from
many commercial houses in tho city, buSi-
ness men have arrived at the conclusion that
il isn't going to be much of shower"
The feeling of gloom which pervaded trade
circles three weeks ago has nearly disaP-
peared. The dry goods trade is rapidly recovering
and enormous sales are going on in the great houses
of A. T. Stewart & Co., II. b. Caiiin & Co., Peake,
Opdycke g. Co., Lord & Taylor, and other Well
known firms. In furniture there Is less dong. The
cool weather has frightened up the furnishing goods
trade; and dealers in fancy goods, jewelry' ana
silver ware anticipate fair holiday business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15

people here who are terrified at the prospect wen
a. in other cities and beyond question there Is large
number OF workingmen here VINO must remain without
expenses both IN OF doors The force which the
less, while many are coming from other places In hopes
OF hnding work Compared with other cities this ~ for
tae ana the bright eide Of the prospect Is most prom
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