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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-04

THE first fine of the season took place
in small new frame house near the
street car ticket Office yesterday. About
noon lighted cigar was laid on pile
Of shavings, under the impression, we
suppose, That they were chips of stone.
Upon the shayins bursting out in
flame, the proprietor OF that cigar at
once sprang upon that pile of shavings
and sat on II, and now his wife dresses
him every thirty minutes with a flax
seed poultice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-04

Stop in ut ], II, Hollands, on Elm street,
and examine his well selected stock of fall
and winter hats for ladies and gentlemen.
Mr.. II, is now receiving fall and winter goods
daily, and In few days will have his entire
stock of winter goods ON the shelf, ready Ia
please and sell to the public, l7Bdlw
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TN sou,nern 1000. for nen..

This property IL offered 10 rent, ~
per advertisement IN another column
II II one Of the very best located Hoo
lcls IN the city, being convenient IN
every respect, and has enjoyed u pat
ronagc unoqunlcd In Northern ToSas,
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A BARGAIN
who wants n Good Home ?

Tho desirable residence occupied by Jno'
W. swlndoia, corner Pacific Avenue ana
Houston street. IL offered for sale low The
grounds embrace four lots (hnlf u blocl)i tho
building one of the best built ana most
thoroughly finished In the city, having all
noeeagnry out.buildlng attached,
Apply soon 10
GEO. W. BAYLOR,
ar Elm street,
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sEE the advertisement of q. r.
Baird, who has remoycd to his new
store, on Elm street, opf'ositeS Poydras,
and has filled It with complete stock
Of choice family groceries and pure
| liquors, to which he invites the aiten-
ton Of his blends end the pablo SEN
ssally. Give hlme call ~
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f.HH HHaHH ffHf
ION WORK.

We have Tho facilities and the work E
ssen 10 do M good work, and NJ AN
Low rates. m ran be don" anywhere
and We mean Ia do II. Bring yo"r
Fine lob werk 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Elm and Hons
Ton streets.
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NOTICE.
Mr.. w. ~. sparkle,

OF Shreveport, Ii our authorized ngent for
that city, to whom parties desiring To ndvcr-
,ise In orsubScrIbe for rnE HERALD are re-
sprctfuly referred,
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HUTClIINS.
Town Lots for SaIc.

Twelve lots lone bl0clt), on the principal
business street Of the town OF llutchlns, ON
the Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale NJ low prices, Apply to
JOHN w. SWlNDEIIS,
Jyl5df Herald once
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Geo. Va. Litticiicid ~ Co. far
niturc dealers. have moved OPP
pOsitc The Scott House, Elm
street. where they will remain
until their new brick building
IL completed. ll7tf
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For Rant.

The second story of Clark & Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply o.Cark II Bryan, west side Public
square, l6tltf
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"A preference ut a price" need not be asked
by the uppreciative mechanic who bases his
bids on what his doors, frames and fronts
will cost ut the
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
lG3tuth&snt3w
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Theall important question TO the contract
or and builder--iIow can | make more
money nj lower figures on my bids' Answer;
Ensy enough; base your bids upon a iair
margin over what your work will cost at the
DALLAS planning MILLS.
bAAoInu
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"Not in the field MS contractor" but Offer
Ing 10 that class nn auxiliary they can not
slight ana compete with those who avail
themselves of IT.
THE DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
l63tuthSsNt3w
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Notice..

uudcr the new regulation Of furnishing
the Herald To our city list, all thoso who have
paid for the year or less period viii be sup
piled as usual, up to the time their subscrip-
lion expires.
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The Southern Hotel situated On Main street.
The street ears pass the door every ten mIn-
utcS. Apply 10
l7dlUl TliOS. FIELD,
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Two frst.rate large harness horses for sale
or exchange Tor good mules. Apply to
T., s. GAY, JR,
l5l-dtf once Jordan, Gay n Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-04

Miss Mary McOwcn will received few more
pupils for instruction on the Piano. She
may he found ut the residence of the senior
publisher OF The Dallas Herald, corner Pa
citlc avenue and Houston street. liQdlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-04

The contractors who will build up Dallas
those who throw aside the obsolete hand
work and get their framing done at the
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
ltStuth&sat3w
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POLITICAL.
a CARD.
10 the Voters Of Dallas County:

FFLLOW-CITI2ENS. The rapidity OF
growth and development of our county,
amidst the eNcitements of which / nav
come amongst you, and the absence Oh
strongly marked individuality in the mosl
earnest and loyal of"new corners, jus'lheSr
u 1t does not make necessary, on tins octu,,
sion, public introduction. am annoilncec,
10 you to-day as q candidate for Dlstrlc.
Clerk of Dallas county, and beg To say tllh'
IN soliciting your suffrage ] rely upon NJ
personal and political record rs made WIN
in your observation, If not within your llhesr
during twenty years. In politics, / am u
Democrat, none the less devoted ana urn
because courteous and charitable, HaVlns
cast my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan for frss-
idcnt, have never scratched Democrat,
ticket nor shried vote. Ii elected Clrc'i.
Clerk by your suffrage, will be as ynsl, ~
respectful, rs diigent and as faithful IN duls
as | am, and have been, consistent and con-
slant in politics. Very respectfully,
lijdtf RICHARD GAINES.
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Furniture

Bedroom set for sale, nearly new. Apply
Mt this Office.
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STOP HER

The Pacific train was stopped last
night by direction of the authorities of
this city ut Mesquite Station, apoint
on the road four miles from Dallas.
Whether this precaution turns out to
he too long for yellow Jack to get over,
or whether it is Just long enough for II
nice pleasant walk for him into the
city, is question to be decided shortly.
THE LATEST.
From gentlemen who arrived from
Jefferson last night we learn that JEFF
fcrson, Marshal and Longview have
established rigid quarantine. They
inform us that there is no doubt
that yellow fever, in its most virulent
form, exists in Shreveport, but attrib-
ute 1t to local causes, and think our
citizens need entertain no apprehen-
sion in regard to its appearance in our
city.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

White lead, pure ~ lScg,,,...,.....".liGt II 50
Strictly pure, y keg.o.., 10 90
Lnsecd oil, raw, n gal,",,.,,,.,....""..l 800 -
--lioiled, y gHl,o"..u.u. 500 10
The sun., 1873-09-19

Two brothers named Adams Of Wcstpot
well along in years, VINO have for long time
been ON uufricndN terms, recently came 80
bl lws, complained to Justice, were hncd, and
appealed To- the superior Court. When the C,.e
CHue up judge Foster called them both before
him, and. after t1Ikiu. and reasoning with them
in a most fatlerlv and knu-h,artci WAY, ,aupcai-
Cd TO them T. lc friends. and turning to one of
thcm ho put the question sllemuly, as ia a mar
ridEc service. " You, -- Adams, do promise, GA
your phrt. that ,ou will be r'ud- ia the iutue
with your bruth 'r.' The res ppu,c came ringing
out, - will" Then g. the other the Jud-o put
the same question, " \ uu, --- Adams, DO PRONE
isc, g.. to which caino an equally prompt, -
WILL " Then shake hands, said the Judrc,
and as they did 20 there was not a dry eye in ttc
court room. ono of the brothers sohbeu ouf.
by the blossn1 Of Iod VIII try and tive ptacr-
ably with NV brother" Then" aid the JudLr,
addressing t.o unc who had been found gu.l.t,
" impose upon vou tho lghtcst sentence II tic
4 urt, a, aud discharge your huud.' tho scene
closing amid general weeping Of the JUd.',
~tu.e att lruty, brothers. and spectators.
The sun., 1873-09-19
LOAS or YHE OOsTi RsC.t.
Pacif" Mnil Compnny'- Steamer Running
Ashore on Full Head of stenm-A the
Passengers md Crew saved.

Pacif" Mail Compnny's Steamer Running
Ashore on Full Head of stenm-AIi the
Passengers nnd Crew saved.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1s.-News reached
the city At midnight thst the Pacific Mail COM
pany's steamship Costa Rica, from Honolulu,
had been wrecked at Point Dlablo, near the en-
trance TO the harbor. The steamer, while trying
to enter the harbor under full head Of stoam in
dense fog, struck with tremendous force,
wrenching her tlmbers from stem TO stern, and
making a hole in her bows, through which the
water rushed in a torrent The excitement and
terror among the passengers was great. Capt.
LapdPe and his officers succeeded in restoring
some degree Of order soon after the outbreak Of
the alarm. Seeing there was danger In remain
ing on the ship, an order was given to tnko to
the boats. -Four boats were lowered, and tho
passengers safely slowed In them. One boat
landed at Ncigg's Wharf at L. o'clock, with two
officers and elk II the crew, Three other boats
nut Oh. but they became separated. Capt. In
pdge remained ON tho ship. one Of the boats,
containing q number OF the crew. was Capsized
In leaving tho ship. hut the men we've all picked
up hy Che other boats.
Tho cahiu passengers numbered from twenty
hve To thirty including several ladies, two ~
whom tainted when the ve ,scl struck. Among
the passengers was Nr. Charles Nordhor, his
vife and four children. The vessel will uu-
douhtCdly prove a total loss, "a the place whore
SHE struck IL rocky and dangerous, an immense
blum rising uerpendiCularly from the waters
edge. QuartCrmlster Harris j. very severely In
jurod. Tho steam tugs Rescue, Golial, and Nep-
tune went to the scene OF the wreck about an
hour after tho news OF the disaster was received.
one Of the tugs has just returned. and reports
that the steamer has shifted her position, aud
All tho passengers have been safely landed. II
Is believed that one o. tho crew Chinamon,
wa. drowned. The mails have been rescued in
good condition. and brought Co the city. The
sh'p has seven feet OF water IN the hold.
The sun., 1873-09-19

THURSDAY. SEPT. lS-tLoUR ANp MrAL-
be- At sii5: Wt.',rni ,.irpiar. So: AMI v,a,,r
wheat. g.. scutgcrn sai g. Louis nod.r.t,.s e,-
peter demand. We qlotci Flour SO. ., .
SSS r.: :5S t,i saSrf2s -s,j s'',S e7.,S S9 M'' .ro
sprre wheat extras, $3.50 sij 10. q uhlc cNtsa. =. %
si.seSiGso ely tPrns ttra' s.i ! ~; cit, iraie
family br.,ns' s,issiusi; souinein ,6 ppn- e1tT's
a. -. ~ nour .Sgp"rnne > s,as' -. orr ngI
moder-!e loopins oems't AZ od rr',".' N..N.,c'
ege' II raw 81. 's-i,s s, c c n s.uWI ity f.r
ior loias-'. slars l., hled DtIcr, soit aht,, o..
,'IioS The demand for cotton on t,c spot q. ,e.v
M Il "e y go, o i. ~, rfrI % s sI Az 01.
cpr,rs,I'n. Ntlaung ur'iul. = o. tu,i low miIdIi.
g. for eg' aaat,sn Forc,ri .,vrl, ''l ,oi "a
with tar transactions sHl.s li4U bale, c.,.iut .t
N,,cmner. ~ &c. faf december and Ii.c i,r jan.
nary Tue Liverpool hI-rA,t WAS st.ady miIi.ns ul-
C..lN- Wheat steady sales l.H1o bush at 3 roa
.Sa Io ISr 'iai5G ni59 . ~. i'f fSf NJ lshso & hsS No.
cludug NorthS ~ 80 fer 'r9t MIwaua'' Nc.
Michigan 20 arrive aud 80. u,.uta aua Iowa uaFraHrl
ffT fr S 20 g, 1 S'H Tor .si nIed &c tor n ~ St
ti',ioc ior yellow AZ eIc 10 oamaec,i u4l- arw"t
81. G Tor inferior Wt.,err mixed sdost' 5tsSic fof
good 10 cholcc 40. Sc 'or poor white and 'e c for
eommon TO choice wmte adoat. baIIey guI,t I3s
isioSs~r0rk quiet sales 970 bbs at slif7l f,r
new mffs,. sel,tr str!rm.e, aAd sl.,y foT msaiHn
ssc for long clear aud sc for snort clear for pcce
her anu January. Cai meats Nerc quiet Tut steady
pcsici hats al M e., smoked do. At lic aud loose
bellies a. iVt Lari vas in s'on demand s;ies so
seller sept muer 49, uotoocr &C. ior last halt no
b1Iothemg ,sis iis, %, tr iS r., o. iii ct
for October - 'c cA-1 for ncT tic.iAl brand all
tset.c. Buuer IN good d,n.ud, good to cnood state
moderate demand at 3, 3c fos s1od 20 GLe fac
,pRIp-- Ro-.n was .t,4tly with a sale Of ,4i.d
The sun., 1873-09-19
ruE ross or rnn IRONsIDEs.
Four Hodic- noi yet Recovered-A dditlouUI
NJ Al.


GRAND HAVEN, Mich, sept. lS,-The eN-
element in this city IA relation to the loss of
the steamer Irousides I5 stlll ycry high. All the
bodies Of the drowned thus far recovered have
been ideutled aud taken care #. The bodies
OF f. II. Biting and wife Of Albion, Ind, wero
sent home yesterday afternoon in charge Of an
attendant from this place. Mrs. Biting had
Sl,1OO IA Government bonds on her person, and
Mr. Biting about 600 in currency They had
also nearly 81 600 worth 81 iewclry. There are
supposed TO be four bodies not Yet recovered -
those Of II. iassclb1rth, Tim Foley, Thomas
Shea, and Mr. Robinson, Tho saved, in addl-
,Iuu To- those already reported, are lr. buhlas
Cook, G. IL. Grim, ana 4. X. Lord.
The tOruucr's jury to investigate the cirCum-
stances Of the disaster are all reliable CltLrns,
and II Is their intention 10 make "a most ri gid
examination. IL is asserted by those who pro-
los, TO know that tue steamer had been In "a
eaky condition for a number Of days before the
accident, and Ia rs affirmed that when the boat
WAS last IA this port, which Wi- on saturday
lt#t, She h1d three feet Of water in her hold, and
that there was a considerable amount of gram
damaged in ConsCQ .euCe and left on the dock.
The second engineer, Gcurgo CuWan, SAYS tho
report ui the Ma-ur gOlus IN her hdtCuNdN. aud
putting out the ul'- is UutluCi that tA, water
came u through the bottom OF the vessel.
The hun of the wrcC.cd steamer was found
to-day tour miles out, N twenty fathoms Of
The sun., 1873-09-19
FIXING LOIisI.INf4FF4IRs.
k,lloec, Casey, Mutphy, WRrmOlh aud Ncr-
ION Ne.otIatlu.,

ttlloec, Casey, Mutphy, WarmO,h aud Ncr-
ton Nes0iiHun-.
WlNe cx-Gov. Wlmoth of Louisiana
wa s.aulinein ia the grand hallway II the F.f.l
Avenue Hotel, yesterday morning, Acting Gov
eruor william Pit kcllQ -, from tAe -ame STATE,
entered t.le - .r. accompanied ty oycgl u his
oGrill and political ataf. lie hal no sooner
Lou,cd BIZ name than he WAS greeted with How
art you. Kclloect' on which tie latter shouted
"Wnv, Casey, are YOU here r" Then the two
car. et-bag representatives of The Federal and
State bnyonet 1vorumcuts In Louisiana claspod
hands. II was an affecting meeting.
Narmuth looked ulou the scene, 'urled his
lip. aud with look of disgust turned upon his
heo-, and assembled the stairs 10 the parlpr
ana. who was elected 10 Congress on the fusion
ticket t.f counted out.
Arrangements w.ie Immediately negotiated
for quarter, al the hniCl Convenient Tor tine
ca ey and Kellogg pMt"s, humuerns seven or
eight altogether.
How much the yellow fever mas Influenced this
exodus from New Orleans ts not Of much con-
sequence, but since Senator Morton has been
tarIy ing at the FINN Avenue, and on Wednesday
wa Iu close consultation with Gen. sheridan,
aud had long interview With COY. NarmOth
tie same diy, and On Yesterday was To have "A
ttik with " Governor Kellogg, It seems reason
the Indiana Senator rs political arbitrator IN the
afi.I, Of Louisiana, and thut the lltth Avenue
Hotel o. likely TO be the theatre NJ arbitration.
What VIII come OF these negotiations remains
stup, Ius several days At the lilth Avenue, con-
,uIiiug nightly with Cole ctOr Arthur and many
Of fue leading Grant men from different parts
of tho state. has taken deep interest IN LOUISE
h.,d session at Long Branch, which they VIII
pr. baby do.
The sun., 1873-09-19

ST. JOuN, y, in Sept. ls.-lho fuur-oared boat
race started at A. n. the water smooth glaas
and the Wc.thcr cool aud pleasant luc 'Luugsnurc
u Portland, Me took the lead al the start the
McLaren crow of 81. John second the Parts crew
third, and the INDIAN crow last-thc latter being eve
utu out of tue race. At the end ui the uret mile the
uI.ts Wcrc sta u the same relative pO.llNn. A. tAr
tara Lle lau. crew ed closely followed uy tue Long
shore crew, the Mclareh crew thtd, On the huuc
ttrfrh tine luuHshorr crew lulluNtd the Iaris ClcN
closely, Out me httrr won ly Aalt Length The Nc.
Iureu's we're a good tuird, INuc, $3.50
In the single scull race fuun uf IT, John won 10y
quarter Of length, Bigiu second, ana Bradley turd.
Tine, @GI2. Hgin pru,csts, saying that ne gained a
length IA the a nVe lengths, and tiOught he over
the line. lie says Ae can beat Futon easily.
The sun., 1873-09-19

Sm ON the 9TH of the present month there
appeared your paper an accIu4t OF tue examination
ana conviction uf Mrs Sarah Coates upon the charge
Of causing The death Of an nfnt placed IN her care Ia
which Il Is said that the child m question belonged to
glr named "Mary Cotton, Cirrassan girl tray Hing
with Barnums show" and tnat tnr child Mls born al
Mr, Cuatgss Lu.se % Erst aA'y 'iA'rd street, Sew
lNIh
Sow, slr am the only CrcassI no girl tlwi has been
VITA .Iruuna tnoV thr yrar, pld GO not kIuW Ntt.
Surau tudte. nor ts ever at her hou-r iu l nuuN
rugc. Ny baby mover placed lu u4r D4arqt nor Nas
attU IiOV Bcsides On the an Gay pt NHy, tuc
dal uu Au4Dl Mis. CoutuH sNtuIs c cliu was uUlu a
htT III.s "a tNhultIuL AZ NDuusUlkv.t H. l., 10
thou .iu,l- ttu lHttlty VINO saw ne there,
Very respectfully HALlMA AURA,
Cucl.sun Frl Win bArnuIIs show,
BATAVIA, N. !. Sent. 70, lrt3.
The sun., 1873-09-19

Tic excitement in Railway and ncghhoriue
iova. oy.r ucprJ D.utoa 10, arson iasut-t osaust
Col l..J rottprIs very -rca, aud tie friends OF this
rertea au are extremely Indignant at what tDoy doom
lu o4t geous attempt at pcrcCution Some Of these
however, their coAycrs uous with sUS reporter N
1ursd 5, permitted thct prcndlc-7 to outN crh their
reason in atuOu Ihk the proceedings 70 Inc thhlly Oh
Juu-D eiyas. lilslus from chITch qutrrels,
a gentleman vino b. earnestly interested In favor OF
Col FuttHr, aul whose sources uf lutOl
Ccrut, Fys mat ic utccdnes leading 10 indictment
were iIFtgatcd by a person who hsd a ieud OF long
standing Win the colonel and VINO ia not mtuber OF
any church In tahway Further, there Is good auuur
y Tor saying that Judge savage dd not know inst ia.
matter MS To be hruuLht before the Grand Jury until
he WIs subpuuaed To appear before that Dudy wit
ness, and that the testimony he gave there Was
important.
II is therefore simply preposterous to connect the
proceedings OF the Grand Jury IN Elizabeth with
CHURCH dIAl ulNes W kahwai,
The sun., 1873-09-19

that loans could only be made on Ncw York Ccntrai.
Lake shore, and few other Arcs, the rand nuttut
tons In pf II majority of the stocks having thor,
uughly frs Ncnct lenders. In the afternoon there
consequouty very active Demand, which n the street
dealings carried up the price to Z. OF cent. per
diem aud additional interest equivalent TO about 81
y cent per annum. The street crowd seeking money
not lcsscned until after $3.50 r. NJ when there were
offerings Of balances at l6 and interest. Government
nrms were early provided at currency. but the dis
count market was greatly demorallzed. A few nego-
tations ~ prime short paper were edecuta II cent
Government securities were heavy, and the market
completely dcmora led so far as any important busi:
ness was cOpcerned In consequence OF the erciteent
alluded to above We sales Of only reg stored 1868
az is registered sos, old, al ny and coupon 1902,
at llSke OF which Orded al the early EOard.
The market closed decidedly feycrish.
Henry CleWs d Co. al Wall street, report at 9P Nj
The sun., 1873-09-19

The days business at the United Ntitcf 5nu'Irr1sury
Wt- Gllt receipts, fhHt.3t!s payments, tllt3Nl lNt
balance, N4'i9 lGI 20; currency r"oipts. St}il13i
pay yuCuts St,F 9.tui balance, SOi1tlhutt. Customs.
S9iW. 1hr Treasury balances a inr close Of nuslu,ss
lu Washington were. turr nvy, SlJtth5Ol, aud coin,
S6l!tN0, including F@UNuO CON eeruttWt-. The
Internal Itl lrnutr rccclp to-day footed no tH'N. Tug
bullion m the Bans NJ En- -hnH wac decreased Lo v0
during tAG ~ecA, and th amount WlhIr4Nn L. day WAS
GlO no
Foreign exchange was dun and iu the afternoon
heavy OF the excitement ~ the Gold und Sturk
Exchanges. The leading drawers reduced theiT rates to
lehWrs for prime sterling ~ days buls, ana llJ%G
1904 tor short sight.
The money market was irregular and unsettled, but
stocks were, 10 the early trade, turned at yesterday
quotations. Soon after the hrst cal, however, the
failure Of Jay Cooke Co. 80 demorALed the market
The sun., 1873-09-19
Confession wouId.bc wite Murderer.

PORTLAND, Sept lS.-Jnmes llarhins, who at
tempted 10 murder his wife yesterday has made state
ment IN which he says he is devoted 10 his wife and
mady In love with her Last Christmas ho told his who
to take her choice either ~ live with MIN or be Killed
Yesterday afternoon he made up his mind TO dp the
deed, INTO the yard wher' the was hanging out
ClOthes asked her II she would hNy wllh hn anu re
ceying negative answer, shot her nrklns ~ YEAR,
possession exactly ~ the pistol NlIh when be com
Initted the deed.
The sun., 1873-09-19
EIShiNG AvD riNaNcIth.


%! Wall street, Sow YORK
DEPOSIT accounts of Mercantile ArH4- AMI individuals
received. an facilities snd accommodation granted
usual with cry Banks, n adD.u0n thereto interest
allowed ou ai daily balances.
ru's Of Exchange Drawn ou England. irala d, sect.
laud. AMI the Continent; Traveller. aul eAAIle
Credits issued available throughout tnc NOrd.
THE Consolidated TuiGry YEAR. siNtN
pcr cent. Goip bpNps OF tir ~r. Lotis ANn $50, 40.
lA-rfEN RAILWAY t'TrANtt l.-uri upon a co. II.'"d
uunk ur' between St Lluis anG "a. ." ttuI q,
earning lore than rp0Igu &C. iaY interest and 0pt
trOL'.E OppYKE 4 co. % Nassau st.
VIZ LOW s. WILSON, % Null4Il f.
The sun., 1873-09-19


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