davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29


today but less sv The sales sgrgais 90 sI Merehsnhe
with confidence - OdS2 3d. sales OF $500
bbls little done
heard 100 bbS Low No 81 81 snd 30 bbls Mixed
50 25 Tar steady but quiet ~ 81 2Qs2 % or WASH
ingion and Wilmington
PBTROLBUM-rhe FOR Crude bulk fsirv sove at
unchanged sales YESTERDAY OF l2OOO bb.
June and to-day 900 and shipping
Crude nominal at s Reana again quoted ese snd dni With
Of 900 bb 6rt half June At l3so 900 bbs Hgh Test
delivery rumoed 900 bhs July delivery,
Ordinary Test l3a closing steady - 3 and hrst
hSf June Cases 10 fair steady lsAnlc NsphhA
du The advices producing
Of generally dull and depressed with quotations S fo
lows Petroleum Centre 81 +e OIL Ctv 81 l5i rtuvle ~ 10,
sndParrs 81 22 a1Sl % The for s ines Al Phade
phia the quoted l3a 3s& for spot Aa
first bali June, Of 5000 bb High Test al - for June anu
PROYISI0yS-The lower and less active;
the 25O bbA @la 10 EIa Primes
Sl7 5Ddsi7 622 New for future delivery
of 700 bb June. night Sl7 4Odrl7 % Beef
demand aad hm; sales of 100 bb AZ tlOdol2 % Tor
Plain Mess and Sl3 300 Sls 30 Extra Mess Ierce Beef Is
sale. OF 20 City India Mess az S27 20 Beef
dull teAdv Cut Meats lower and drooDuE sales OF
lOIc: 500 Fresh Uitv lOse 10000 Bellies 10 n
900 n l3 9c 100 boxes do II 10 aver
Smoked Shoulders 900 Picked DO Al
and inactive Dressed Hogs steady and
aT at 7S07be. fT City. Lard ir lover and
and fve for the uure Sses Of 2jO
for City; nlsGllisc for Western steam 800
private future delivery hear OF l5OO
June II all SC 800 cs, july, Il ls9II I6c 900
August. II l3c
moderate with good
strictly sells above quotations; ordinary ald
Z lulL We
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prcposais

UrDpD5uI9
CITY OF FPROEIDENCE.-To ARCHl TECl II.
- Special City Council ty HAN pans
and will plans and rnates io
CIV H until 1874 following coI1inons rO ne
selected adopted by the Committee for 'I hA p
thousand will be For the plan seeete1
hundred dollars an for the plan selected As hu
best premium hundred ioars All plans When saA reee
premium property Of the iy. Floor plans ara snhsA
nav Superintendent OF fnoe
B1dusA the right % reject any OF M panA
s ABNER j. BARNABl Chairman
Providence, 2 l., MAY 81, 1874.
DROPOSALS for PRINTING and DELlN th-
ING TIKI CITY RECORD-seslei proposals VIII he receitsa ~
MAYORS orFICB City Hall until ~ oeSsk noon !" G
Inn, 1877 for printing THE CITY hhi ohp OF
one yesr p,euA The City Record Iop Tor sale "
No. 2 City Hall
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flnanrldl


l44 AND l46 BRoADwAr SEv.ToRK. NAV l5 1874 :
A NNUAL ELECTION.-An election for nine
rce eIpire by imitation Win be hd At the Companys Onee
above MONDAY 1874 The polls win be 'or
Secretary
oSyIc. OF Ssw YoRK CsyTRAL AsD Hrp,os hIysR
htILHS1D tehrASf tf,ApErr6pS nnSHSi aP 90 20
n Company and Inspectors o. the EeesR vii Be he's Al
the once o. n. Ceng,ny s. d.po, IL the City Of ASAn, %
O'Clock noop open hours thereafter
~ 3 D. WORCESTER, seer.t,ry.
OYvcs or PlcIrc NAL srsIx,HIP CoxPAsI.i
50 ami 81 wALLsT, SEvYOSE asy 2s 1874.
AT THE ORGANIZATION of the BOARD
"A OF DIRECTORS following oneeu Unanimously
President, RUSSELL SAGE.
slAD,snr Director, RUTTs ,I, \, HATCH ~ or,ox
Vice President. GEORGE 5. SCOTT
secretsrr THEODORE r. JOHNSON
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WILLIAM u. GUIoH, RUSSELL SAGE.
AUDITING COMMITTEE
PRRDRRICK rALcorT, FRANCIS ALEXANDRA
BANKING FACILITIES IN ENGLAND
FOR AMERICAN TRAVELLERS
MEssRs HENRY s. KING g. Co., BANKERS,
Is PAIL MALL LONDON
Pueh.. OF negotiate Uuea States and
every Of American Securities
The, open CURRENT ACCOUNTS and grant CIRCULAR NOTES
FREE OF CHARGE available al the prnep, Of The world
GAS STOCKS.
" Sgw YORK, BROOKLYN. sud JERSEY CITY GAS STOCKS
BOUGHT .nd SOLD bV
RSsa " GhOkGH 'EAAhtLa w sknAo~t
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29


ASHRS-The receipts j Pots fed bu. dat
a. 6a.r Pearls srv inEcive and nominal II
COPFEY-bs uarse au prirrs d.;
John H. Draper Co we'll attended e bidding
asa Rio Al 1Q2O " S5c
go ali god. The maior psr'f me Java
The pres obtained Al The pDblc s r'f verv s
brOSrS HamI
t0n Roads " 70 10 Baltimore private We quot!
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

strong at auo,stou the sales are 2sO OO8 bash 81 Al pl SO
for ungrds Iowa sst Minwesa 81 49 y. iCs,e.ge Spring
81 4G8Sl A6A2 Spring 81 iSSDSl ~ for No
Milwaukee; 81 5i$i 50 for No miwautee VI 5bs$l bstor
Red Western and 81 66 for hs ndisos lnclud IN thu sales
No. al 81 az: 1000
bush do. sravs wst week a, u Ash 1870 ssss $
bush No Miiwsutee, 70 arrive nov in transit. at
81 so Barley Barley MATHS fair iemsnl sales
5000 Tworowe stxe 81 go and 5000 bu,h-
Canada Wt 50 TO- 80 unsettled
demand light the supp vh Increasing the sales 81 O00 bush
Ohio Mixed White 81 d64c Black at 5Th2d
5sc Western Mred 6sa6Oei wmte 6ss65ci state a.
5So for MiIed Rye sales 1900 bash State
81 l2 saoA Corn II CLOSES lc low with linn
tied demand for the demand the future
hgbk sales los DO8 Damp Unscund at 7177
Western Mixed 7Sd52c. CLOSING Tes0c for Good Old
Western White AT 81 G92c. and Western Yellow at SO0S4c
HAY AND SrRAWTbe demand ar and the steady at
figures quote HaF-Prme Tmoth S2SGt3j; Do
Fair Timothy y S2 $Z6 shipping TRADE 81 Clover
good, siSdS20 SrawNo Rse at sl30sI6i No. Rye at
$l3dsl4. sHd No ! OSt at $3.50 $40.
MOLASSBSThe market both for Foreign and Domestic o. al de-
scrpons quiet bushes. reported api qote about
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29


rst, NAV asi' a ra1e zDove low lBOeL
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

Corn Meal irT GcFe and STEADY Al ie Opsnng ses oVV
nt. We
con- Mes. jer.e, ~ 4Oqsl As CON Meal as5 90
Dr., ssa sserr Corn Ne Br P.22 0Ods22 70
Coz, Sss ~s~LN 30 Corn Neal GoG Bsr 90
Bag heavy Fne White 81 sodsl 70 DO Yellow
a 81 7SOsI as 81 o8otl 90 IOo Aea IL 1O0
A. 40 Groand At II s0asl 81 . 100 n
FOR berth ireshts ruled sud
In there IN
petrsan
To Lverpoo $1,000
and ii 2. for Wbeat by sail 80 bbl
q, LONDON BY SAT- 1900 bush Wbea at Od, ZOO
bb, POar I'd rBe iueieo Sovrrn bsrt
AMI United Kingdom NTH 1900 GTaA
"A, Ii Buash bng 20 Psasb Rods Slth 100
Cr.ip Eorg1an bsrk. henoe 70 6rect pert tbe
C,.uBrut $500 Grain III 3D. according
a. asy 5OO d. VoNge snd rate
snrw~gl.n 200 0o voyage, Al "a ID
Av.tnss b.rt bes 10 Antwerp 5000 Grain "a
Aus.n.n Hae Abw-Ir sio dN 9rs urain as
IA sp8 NOrvegfdB bfrs viii 5]O qrs o. ssne TOAse
20 81 fAeT< via LOU qfs "rsln
70 Ghsrpeure " cAFeshe WIN
hbs Rshned Peolum ~ BAH lelce 10 Uhied kDecom
bbls 81 3A 81 an Amerean bns
h6n-a p.ireum al o- asa 4'Oo
Cous,AH o'pe "iu y ssses
s2l bsTk hence 10 AeIAhos VIE 4VVV
tr ana y of sss '
Belfast sh 2t ebs keobeS :"
os 3D. NOrsrEu from PnS1eipsa4 10 hreet bht Wv
WITH 1000 bos kefued Ptoeum st b. u q 1~H%s ar ueA
PGl19siph Breue4 7OOa bbls Refined 90 s d pesA
sb 800 bsi' Pm sdcphs Hamburg b.i1eh
ktned Perosa ~ sBnus Phlsdep5is 70 he Cont
s With $500 bbs Resusd Is Ia and al Amen
sl2
GkAIE-Te of Wheat are liberal bui osernx shi.
As having hoier
k:n of No. A4auEee. 81 as b6 Wl4
ssttd
f.s>1s aslvso tS the hsei sd-ssss resu W@f
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Gteamboats dno Railroads..
/, LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM

4 LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
G viBBARD and DANIEL DREW commencing June y,
F1s F.rry AZ ~ landing at YONKEas TARRYrUwS, and
NYACK lby ,erry.oost) P0uGHKbEPsiE RHlSEBhOA OAiS
KILL AID HUDSON connecting or al points West aud NORTH
Trip tickets to WEST POINT CORNWALL, and Ah"BOhG
retu ninz same fay 81
BRIDGEPORT, and all points ON Housatonlc
- SaugAsaek Railroads. Fare al steamer LAT IA Is
D5r.' Dor Steamer .fi BaIDGkP0Rr As before
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
- ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST-Passenger and gn
station Seulork foot Of Lbeyst Connects at somerve with
R. Ri Haapton junction With Del Lack and We..
R. R. at Phpburg Lehgh and suquehsnna Division also with
Lehigb Valley Railroad Direct line TO harrisburg Pttsoug and 'h'
"s'' also CeA sM rsSnsy'a RRRISGswFS ,1S
Commencing Nav . ls7i-LeAve Ssw.YoTk as f0iloss;
~ Ssw. T,n Ts S5 s,on S,,sShfS % BAH
600 a m.-Way Train FOR SOmeryIle and Femngt0n.
wa Tram Tor Eastou Bslybsre Chunk wilkes
barre Pon Mshauoy ,y Mt Carmel, HaEeou. TunknAinoek
Tow,ndA WAyery Ae Connects at Jaaeaon VII" DeA' LAA 41a
myoRxryG Express daly lerep, sundays for Basop,
Antown Harrburg West Connects al someve iof
Pennington BsOn for Maaeh Chunk rnqua I9S anda Wiks
barr through Danye WiAmsport kG
1880 A. m.-wsy Train for Somervle. -
I24O D. m-BxPREss for Plsmngon, Eason, Bath Allentown
MahaBoy CITY HaxeOH, NlkeDsrre, scranton, keAl
ing Columbia, Lancaster EDhas PottsviAe Harrisburg &c
23O ,. mwy Tram FOR Easton Caiasaudas and Beiv'dsre
Nsy Train eT Plainaed On Saturdays oHy ~ ooHer
400 D. N WAY Tu for E,sou Al.aO~n and Muuch Chunk
20 p m Way Tram o soIasrsiis .na Fieminssoa.
m.-ws, Train for sonervilr
5:I5 D. m.-Wy Tram or Planned.
$50 nEyEsISs BLrEEs daily ior Eaon. Bevdere Alien
''sI and sf,'s p wv rrsn. for soSsrylie
1880 m -lEmlgrnil-Pof Eastos
9.l5 n.-wsy Train for soneryile
1900 m--Por Panfeld -
FOR Eirabeth At AIS o. G-l5 $40 Z T;50 = 5t5 o. o40
1879 llS o NJ a = 5 g. iI.1 $50 i i5 40 8 JIG JIG sJo d;S9
sl5 gl5 1880, lI:l5 II P n - ,,cv,,
ID n.VH Ca..r p.a Axe,s
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RICE-rAre tAs market and quotations
remain .tesdy stock tins
OOU hays quote Carolina az 4QJc LOUISIANA sd iei
Pua y. az ~ Raugocn. 7sa7 lie bond. - 3od>3 40
gold. "a, . ~. -.. ,ot-.
SGARS-The was rooi demand for aws but the extremely arm
pees buuess 80 h Far Goo Refining al
Z 7 there far inquiry and quotations hra al
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
EslsissaI sis':s|

The BHsr and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC n,rotacet For
Debility and Loss OF Appetite
Reeoumena-d The FOOD Journa Artnai
Haszu NJ. D.. Went9o L. r. y o. r. A. = u.
y r. Soh BY Groesrs. oilmen AMI Chemists u ss
boy,es at =. eAeL. Beware Of m tatons Prspsre!O'
GoODALL. BACKHOCsB Co.,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
TnrRspAr. NAY ss. 1874
The allowing complete H Of exports shipped in vessels "n'o
Ger, cleared to-day for foreign ports;
ASrrERP-Bark Yronnc- ,1,aa
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARgKTs

.,o. M,v Zs-i23U m-The directors OF the Bsnf Of Bn
-.oa ~ h,r .as tsts u dse~uni al Ne
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

~ The Treasurer Of Carolina 10
eichhse Bonds and Stocks OF that State into the Conois
1873. - = - =
PAres Interested desiring the law description
Of NE bonds authorized be exchanged them By applying
al the Treasury at Columbia, y. C.
F. L. CARDoZO,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SBw AND PULL-POwBRBD SrBAhshIPS
Sailing SATURDAYS Liverpool on THURS
DAYS, n at COrs HsrDor each
OCEANIC. SATuRDAi MAY 80. 5pm
REPUBLIC SATURDAY jane o. at lO;OO A.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. June -. at $500 y N
ADRfATIC. SATURDAY. June 20. at lO:OOs. L.
BALTIC SATURDAY. June q az 300 D. IA
Prom the White Dock. Pie 80 North River
Paxsepg cassesl 1ur1yaled con0nas
sAPETY SPEED AND COMFORT
n1snp
where M aad sorardesss ACCOMPANY
ese
EATESsaoon $50 god. Tickets $40 gold steernse
At low rates for friends tue Old Country
can now Obtain certificates Al low
from ali aTs o. America rEa h@1Oas
sorway sweden Inla Australia China x%
Drafts IRON 81 upwan-
Tor ip.p~on Of Dans Information. apply the Compsnvs
.fes. No ig Br.,ixar npvlork r. +. CORrIS. Agent
NOrICE-REMOyAL OF DOCK and after NAV so the
Steamers White Line vii sail from Pier o. North RIVER
loot West Tenthsi NewiOrk
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

TALON fary active snd frm 0U hbs City p
a ls ou,-of Town stock al 77s aud 80 hhds DO az 7i911 IL
WHISKY frmr and fair request sales o 200 bbs al % C
90 bbls. al % 32c
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29


shipping pous 3l7S bales this dsv
IFS haes ts 3456 hee stock II NevloTk
l3O 6D2 bales: consolidated stock 33blO1 bales
delivery there noaerse demand >nd eafF IN
fhe Of e. . hu the martei closed steady
yesterdays follows all basis Of Low MID
1liuEs: -
sales last evening p MAY 800. II 1890 June 400
i 1890 100 y 0l6c: JULY 800 IS 5l6 August 600
II 2l-32c zoo 1s'c. September 800 Is LIE total
900 bsies Nsles TO-DAY ND , m-Msv, 200 y 2l32c
June, 300 l7ase- 100, Il 2l32c 100. ~ lilies 300
l7fs IT 1882; 400 u 2l-32c.. 200. short notice
q 3l6l 800 l7's- 100 Il 9-lec; 300 "a 10 p -32e
100 sho i r. 200 short Boice Il . Zoe 900 Il W
500 i 1899 100 u 1850 notice t ID July. 500
uslpr 100 Is 32c 800 le-sej 100 s '-32c 409 1sse
200 iS -y2c p0O. i 32c. 400 Isle, 300 II f-5-e
August 100 IL 400. ls 232e; 100 IL 25Zci 200
iSlll6c 200. 1ssc. 500. j. 2332c 100 II lll6c sep
tsnber 300 70 l3Zc 100 10 7-l6c 200 rs l552e oeio
Der 300 bales grand os ~ 500 bales EI
psid 100 June for July Sc paia 70
clAug. 2JU shor nOtce June FOR August 80
FLOUR AND MFAL-The Flour market opened quite lame VIII
hHs denaud rd liberal aTTa Wnter Whfa brand. are
irregular Shipping moderate supply
h j. lower and Irregular N most
grloes under 90 sales Il l3,GOO bbls We quote - - n
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CO.
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER,
DAILY SUNDAYS JUNE IL SEPT. ID INCLUSIVE At
PROM PIER Is. NORTH RIVER FoUr OF MURRAY-sF..
rHE voELD-REsovsED srsAsEss
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.
Hstrs BsDds engaged Tor the seAsoa.
Hesen
ohees. and % toe Psr
GB0 l.. C0SSOR, 9.n'i PassL Ar. A r BACON Sept
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ Connerous MONDAY, Nay 4, 1874
sNe~-Yerk (Pser = North Rrer, Des of RsesssSs)
925 Po Philadelphia Long Branch, Red BAnk, Toms River
BsDegat rasteos Wnsiov June, yHeland and Brdgeton
n-Por Lorg Brsnsn R-a Bsak, Tens River ware;osr,
Barpssai ana Tuekssion
ARRrvB IN NEW YoRK
a36 n-Prom Long Baaea Rel B>ak roas River
bsrassai Tneteston
40 m-Psn Phisdelph Bndxstoa vineand wias.ov ysss
Tgekstoa Bsrnxs Toms River Red Baak Long BssssA
Pare bstwesn Ssw.fors and Phiiadslpma oaly 81 ia
Frs.sht IeesiYsi up " 3.s5 p N.
Nm. A sNBnBN
GoAsfal aAn.Ess.s pussA
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
Gapings Banks.
guropean Advertisements.

european advertisements.
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Delicious and Cheapest ssn,e 70 the Worh
Wsrrnniei and 'rse from injurious 1Ffe1enL 49,
6T2.l92 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, lsI2L
Sale uaprecedsntet The history Of sauces
Sold bV Groeers bottles AZ 3D. M had -
Trade M.rk-Wilow Pattern Plate. Beware o. lmisHons
Manufacturers: GOODAlL, BAcKH0USE g. Co.,
Isedx tnclan
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

GENERAL MARKET REPORE.l

81 JoHS, y. B.-SchooneI " r. Barrv.l
Pig Iron. tonI .......... 81 Iron. tols..........i
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

TIE '"essrait RAILROAD
.oyr porTE TO BABYLON AND PiRE ISLAND J
Hosi s a.s,srs Psst q $3.50. $50 stSs q N and
rrss' a;35 .ed a - p "a are - ~ 80
rsisA IN sth,r stations Tables Per eean exss
kst s Rast 80 siuues and 1905 o. nhl-
ss Ios ssss River IS nias proy'ss 70 ss sss..r y
non .aesS sspdsy sye hssfers ro.ss -
sna sn g,snp-.d all stations ss y 10 . aaa
Ta.~e Point whtsstepe and s tsterned & Aueas
ro a in n. ana $50 2B0. q. For VrsAi SesA ssa AZ
lAsssAeai''' '~sfSs y 'f'T' RA9ruA 1HnsnaissAaaA
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financial.

COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE CO.
" - CASH CAPITAL s2.00O0Oo
orrltE. " WlLLiAk-Sr.. Rrchsngepsc-
WARRIiOCsEs, ATLANTIC DOCK BROOKLYN
CASH ADVANCES PfRST4jLASs SRCURITIHs de
mani Ans tine CASH ADVANCES ell Of NbRCHAN
DEE o.i ~ our osu WAREHOusES. CONSIGNED To Us
FAVORABLE TRRsss
PAUL J. ARMOUR, President.
Josh y SfvAKRO VieePresif-nt
JOHN BhIHD 81 vicr-Presiaent
fbbICIAHO LATAsA, 30 VcePvesidrat
rau j. Ar5rur, William ID. Bow-rSsn, G. H. Delsms,er,
jose v Navarro, Feicisno Laiass Jasu j. Jova,
Jonh Bard rhamas Murphy Henry D. Hyde
WILLIAM TOBIS. Superintendent of 1rchouses
JANIS CLfNR
r ELkCTION.-Notice is hereby given that an
EhHC ION vii he hei the Ohc- Of the NETWORK
bhDph COMPANf No. 81 watrrsf m the City Of Brooklyn
mOnDAI the lst day Of JUNB IL O'Clock for PlF
TBbN DhE OS Of said Company then ensuing
two lNhffC CTOks Of ELBCr for 1873.
Inc transfer books will be closed to June 2 1874 Dated
APni lB14 JEREMIAH P. ROBINSON President
" r. QutsrARD, Sc cresry.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINBrhese 6rstcss will sail every TUESDAY at
3 l3 " L. Of Csdarst1, for Havana direct
OllOws
sam,hip MORRO CASTLE + H. Morton TUESDAY Jure
stesn,hD CRESCENT CITY. 7. S Curts TUESDAY June
strsnx
For msgntcen
wM. r. CLYDE co.. No. D Bowling green
D. McKEILER IN Havana
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
Gieambcaia ano Railrod0s
ERIE RALwAY.-sUMMER ARRANGE

81, Depoc (Yor rsenty .,hrl-t seer note beo~l
Jlminnast and Chicago Dsy Brpreas Dnwsrroon Ceseh>s
lO:46s sssps Mai for Buffalo sIagsrs Sleeping
Coach O Ba-As.
7pm-tlsy Pacise Rrpr.s. the West Sleeping Csaehes
through 70 Baai" SAxAu s C8sinR.a Sc Lo DeIsa .ss
Chicago without change. H L.
Trsins esve for
Port 81 .. 10 30 and iOt5 s}0 $50 t6 % ss4
= Mfieoun, 3 f8:3D, i10;SO md 10. - a m. 10.
4s:jO $3.50, 10. 30 and = The lo m ant 10
New York Midland
lOsO. 1915 $3.50, 3:'5, 43o $50 3D. 10 and -
m warwick s. 1885 q. add 4SO m sevbsrgh, ~ 90.
o. lGi5 J3O i.30 m. sassrs g, $40 tstss
'I0:SO ino IO!6 n, SO Ss45 $50 $50 "a Y
soi 'i2 nu,sH; Esg-.ses Hohoss Aisoa,e asd Ran
T. g. $3.50 70 10 flos0 I3a5, iiisOa n. ~
noon 40 3 3:l5, 3ii5 4:3O. 4A5 s. 5sl5 $50 Sls.
$3.50 sl5 AMI 1880 aai IL Midnight Se..rk %
AMI 1880 AMI IL sataday nights ebg Cre~H st5 6t3,
- l0sa5 1870 3:l5 . lj go $3.50 and IT 45
IL Ruherur Psrk and Pss.aie $40 =
$3.50, 10 'l03O IL aooni Lao 3 3s5 sO 5i2 % 30
445 = 10, and ~ 20 l. 3, and and II sssafss
nvhts spsrk 5l5 7.i5 g end 1o4S
4 s. 4.i5, 5sy0 6.J, t7t5 and ~ sssrey
nights only permos SUD NyacA 2,3 and - a. li3o 10
ysusy 40, i.l5 sl5 is;.5 10 and Iot6 4to.
d m l2 A m Saarday nights only
Nor hsf esvs
23ast above sahx Cham
lO:3O and 300 midnight csEuecuns viii
The t4S AID o;4o
trains from Chamb,rs-st only
Tickets for passage Da~bgRoo and geec
Bsggnrr ef the COmpsns Offices 2:l. 529 and JsT
l25thst and 3isye Coatst Brookys a. ID"
C,npsays Depots aad Of Agents the PnEeP.i hoteA
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

Petroleum. gals 4-Vuo
Yarrh.
Is 644 bbls.. 17O4 Stsve....,. 24OO
MAEsEILLEs-BATk Rovag sailor
Petroleum. gals 10
QUgENsrowN-BGrk Valkvneu.
Nhes bush. 81 toU
ROrrRRu AN-BArk Ma.:eA
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

NEW-HAVEN HARTFORD, &c = Fare,
~ % Psc.-sp for se~Hsven s5 and II
DAILY lsundiY sIcepssd coaseeag With The failro.d
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoADAfsr MAY H. 1874 through HaiAs III
l,ave Grandc Central Depot
500 a. Cnc1so Northern srur ss ars"iassosa
through q Rochester snd st. Albans
ssrr Bufao
lU 45 A a Northern wes,ern Brpress.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH A.
Commencing ADn 27. 1874.
Tran. Harlem station 800 500 9:i5
l;20. 400 4:t0, 6l5 sui b;t3 p IN.
Connects OF Mor.aBs Steamboat 60, leaving Puos
n.if.ei sup Tor Harlem River station, North Sewiork
For further hotels and iepo
JOHN T. MOODY, Of ~ Y Div Nes.Y0rt.
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Tho illumination Tn.nigni.
10 the ladltor Of the Dallas Herald

10 the Editor NJ the Dallas Herald
The proposition for u general illuml-
nation Of all democratic and cOnsorya'
tive houses Tonight from seven 10 ten
o'clock, meets u response In every
breast not dcbauGhed 10y the vile cor
ruptlona Of radlcnllsm. No one expects
tho wretches who formerly ruled over
aud robbed our people 10 rejoice NJ the
downfall Of political rottenness and the
resurrection Of liberty In our reunited
country. We want none such 10 light
u candle. Lot their houses remain as
dark M their past acts have been, from
the brightest 10 the lowest Of the con-
temptlblo mercenOrIes who ruled over
Dallas three aud four years ago, when
honest freomen were afraid to leave
their houses NJ night; when Licuten-
ant Horton, hand In glove withperlldl-
ous wrctches now In Dallas, ruled SUI
preme among us, aud even stole the
peoples hogs 10 enrich his foul cop
fcrs.
But we want every honest man,
whether from the north or south TO
illuminate his house tonight, ~ u
thanksgiving TO God that the whole
American people, altor long years Of
alienation, have joined hands in re-
cancellation and stand pledged never
more to allow the people OF any state
or section TO he ruled over 10y such vile
mlscreants as heretofore ruled Texas,
Regardless of party, the issue is to-
night TO celebrate by illumination and
speeches In or NJ the court house, the
triumph Of liberty, honesty, peace and
international reconciliation over the
villanies which for time despoiled
Texas, plundered Louisiana, and made
South Carolina an earthly hell.
Freeman honest men fathers
mothers! light up your houses tonight,
and let Dallas send greetings to her
redeemed sisters of the south, and to
the brave men of Boston, New York,
Massachusetts, Chicago, Pennsylvania,
and in all the north, who have to no.
bly, come to the rescue of imperiled
liberty. Let Dallas be one blaze of
light in thanksgiving to our reconcied
countrymen far their noble deeds, and
to God for His goodness.
Men and brethren light your hous-
es, then meet at the court house.
FAB, NOT,
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millions ior Defence Twenty-Five ~
nsirea for Occupation Tas,
where's Attorney General Williams
Tnkc.ihy ileak iron 0ui my cash
Qu0Ih feeeiOu, "NeNermore."

Lust evening the HERALD office was
the scene Of the wildcat c0mm0tlon.
proprlelors, boolSkoepers, collectors,
editors, reporters, forcmon, pressmen,
compOalOrs aud devils rushed hlthcr
aud thlther some Of the unhappy
inmates crnwled out 10 the roof 10 se-
cret themselves others grabbed CONF
posing sticks, quolns, ruloS, choses,
Ink rollers, monkey wrenehes, copy
hooks, scissors, paste pot, and, white
with rage, sw0ro on the bones OF
Franklin aud Greeley 10 do rather
than surrender,
The causc of this was the rushing In
of the business manager, his white
locks and mutton chops streaming In
the wind and his cont tail standing
out nj the angel OF forty'llye degrees,
and falling breathlcss, lie was laid
gently upon the imposing stone (hls
coat having been removed aud one Of
Mrs. SwIsshom's CarryNll's substitu-
ted, thus securing II neat impression of
the frat side of our weekly between his
shoulder blades and the small Of his
back.
Raising the aged sufferer the devil
was beckoned TO aud beer administer
cd, sitting bolt upright, with ashley
lips he muttored "Oh liberty, how
many crimes are committed in
thy namcn M IL Brute, twenty
five dollars, occupation tax for
eking out miserable existence on the
ragged edge Of public spirit and poor
pay, Conscript fathers, hadst thou no
bowels of compassion? lao the poor
printer.
Order was then restored by resolu-
ton being offered to pass around the
hat for contributions TO rescue the
palladium of our liberties from the
ruthless minion of the law. The twen-
ty-fye dollars sacked and the process
sion forward and marched to the city
hall, where ii was deposited ut the feet
of Kelton, and then they slowly and
sadly stole away.
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Widening lamar Street.

The city council, at its last session,
discussed the matter of purchasing the
property upon which's stands the Epis-
copal church and that in rear of 1t
through to Pacific avenue. The reason
assigned for the proposed purchase is
that Lamar street is too narrow just
there, and should be made wider. The
city is not in II position to increase her
liabilities by running into debt in this
public spirited way. Her scrip and
bonds command too Insignificant a
rate for her to indulge in the luxury of
widening Lamar street just now She
has not the money to spend, and the
taxpayers who are now grooming under
the collection of the last burden impos-
ed, the occupation tax, are in no hui
NOR TO stand any further pressure at
present, or obligations for the future.
The HERALD is opposed to piling any
debt upon them that can possibly be
avoided.
An effort is to be made to see what
amount can be raised by private con-
tribution to make the purchase in the
way of aiding the city, but that does
not prevent the city from involving
herself. Besides, there may be ring
in this matter