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Cheap l.nd far Sail.

700 acres OF good land, mostly prairie, lying
on the waters OF Mesquite, ten miles East Of
Dallas, offered for few days at % 90 per
acre, by WE. LYTE a CO.
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
jan23dim
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The firm of Littlehale IL Bennett, dealers
In hides, il this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. Littlehole has assumed the
debts and liabilities of the tirm and is alone
authorized 10 collect debts due said firm.
A. W. LlTTLEiiAbE.
n. BENNETT.
Dallas, February II, 1876. DIT
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Wanted.

Small farms for sale or rent in order to
meet the demands.
City business promptly attended to.
ia. II. HosACK, Land Agent,
febedlw Austin street, Dallas.
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Prescriptions most carefully compounded
ut reasonable rates, both night and day, NJ
the Market Drug Store, slg Main street, by
II. +. EIsENLOHR,
German Pharmacist.
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One Double-case En- gllsh Lever Watch, No.
1885; X. ID. Johnson, London, maker. A
suitable reward viii DO paid for the recoy-
cry Of the same, and no questions asked.
Address J. W. Cobb, Dallas, Postofiice.
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THE TRIBUTE 70 REX--A LOYAL
RESPONSE.

Letters from Some of Our Leading
Bankers and Business Men to the
Lord High Chamberlain of ais Most
Blessed Majesty, Rex.
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Groceries al Cost.

From and AFTER this date we offer our on
tire stock OF groceries at net cost for Cash,
and invite customers 10 call and see us be-
tore purchasing. BLOCK, JET A GO.
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BY Order Of tho kim.

10 Douglas, Whitney a Co., proprietors OF
His Majesty 3 Steam Candy Works, Dallas,
Texas. Directing:
You are hereby ordered to reduce the price
OF pure home made candles, and sell the
same for forty cents per pound or three
pounds for one dollar. Herein fall not under
penalty OF Royal displeasure.
B0GHARlB,
Lord High Chamberlain.
OFFIoE DOUGLAS, WHITNEY n Co.,)
DALLAS, February ., 1870.
Through respect 10 the King-To Bogharib
Lord High Chamberlain:
In obedience to the order of HIS Royal
Highness his loyal subjects cheerfully com.
ply. DOUGLAS, WHITNEY & CO.,
Steam Candy Works.
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For Dallas and county. ana every county IN
tho state. Canyasssers OF either sex are sue
cessful, and arc making $500 monthly. All
Agents must give security In that amount
janbdtf DALLAS y. q. BOX Nc.
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a,,,m Tiro Cnoine compsny Mo.

Tho oficera and members OF this orgenixa-
ton will meet tonight. at eight o'clock, NJ
rho engine house.
JNO. W. LYLE, Foreman.
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IsrNnlMn.nLIOII.
a OF lhn ptnnhni Elnn.

In the Name OF the Prophet Figo,
WHEREAS, Ills Most Grnsoul Majesty,
Rex, with tie advice Of his Prime Minister
Prince Mustnpha, has declared war against
the King OF the Cannibal Islands, who y
now In open rebellion and seeking 10 Invade
the royal triumphal, occidental approach of
His Most Blessed MnIesty, Rex, towards his
woll-beloved capital, Dallas,
mis- DccIFed, That B0gharlb. Lord High
Chamberlain of the Empire, Is hereby nu-
thorized TO appoint, ana by these presents
does appoint
THE KHEDIVE OF DAILASAH,
Tax -Gatherer General, who 10 charged with
the duty of collecting nom the iallhiul tlo
Fiji war tax, ana accounting TO the Flrst
Lord of the Treasury, the mighty Prince All
dalai, therefor. The cure OF Allah be upon
the recreant subject who shall fall TO pay
tribute 10 Rex
BY the King Himself: kEA'
IL IL Recorded
BoGHARB, l.. II. G.
Royal Balloon, Oh the Sandwich Islands
January 2G 1876.
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The largest assortment Of fine Soaps, Tooth
Brushes, Combs and choice Teas Just arrived
at the MARKET DRUG STORE,
Sl8 Main streetr
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Wanted.

by gentleman OF some experience, n sit
uation. Not particular M 10 business or
locality. Good references given. Address
this office. foblM2t
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THE KHEDlvE OF DALLAsAH,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ainnIt rtsptcy.

Parties desiring Information on the subject
of Bankruptcy, Will please address the UNI
dcrslgned. All Inquiries promptly answered
md Communications strictly Outldential,
free of charge l.. Il, Harris Solicitor In
bankruptcy, Quilted states District Court,
uolLs. Texas. 4, o. Box ISO. febl3 In
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4. v. Childs,s.

Surgeon and Physician once, No. 4O7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. ., where he will
be found at all hours, both day ana night.
Jan2l-dim
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". Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
uiobe'Democrst- seven papers week--de-
ivered TO any part OF the city goR rHIRrY
cENTs, In advance. Corner Elm and syca-
more streets. jan30-dtf
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
Hot ana cold DAths at Wilson'S, Ne
ana Film street. decl0d2in
Dallas Oommandary No. 9.

You are ordered on duty this evening At
O'Clock, for work, All visiting Sir knights
ore invited,
JOHN j, GOOD, ETC
Dallas, February 10, 1875. febl0dh
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MAJOR j.. W. BAYLOR,

We have caused 10 be transmitted to him,
through Bogharib Lord High Chant craln
OF the Empire, the Assessment Rolls OF the
OF our subjects who may pay their tribute
to rex, and deposit the sne Kels collected
with Adams Il Leonard, bankers, 10 the
credit OF our War Department.
by the King IL Himself: REX.
II Is reoordcd
BoaIARiB, l.. II. G..
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| LONG CREEK-PkECINCr NO. 3,
Constitution-For, 40; against, l..
Governor-Coke, 40.
Lieutenant Governor-Hubbard, 40
Attorney General-Boone, 40.
Comptroller OF Public Accounts
DardeD, 40.
State Treasurer-Dorn, 30.
Commissioner of General Land Ofiic,
Gross, 40. ....
Chief Justice of Supreme Court
Dram M. Roberts, 40.
Associate Justices Supreme Court
George +. Moore, 81; Robert 3. Gould,
80. ~
Judges OF the Court OF Appeals--J.
p. White, 81; NJ. d. Ector, "a; c. NJ.
Winkler, "a.
State Senator Robert $. Guy, 10
John Henry Brown, 25.
Representatives.. Il. Downs, "a
A. 3. Clark, 4; w. G. Holland, %;
John II. Cochran, %. UEfi.
District JUDGE. Il. Coombes, o.
Nat. NJ. Burford, 80.
County Judge--A. w. Nowlin, y
Robert II. West, IA; Ed. @. Bower, IL.
County Attorney--George N. Aid
redge, 3S. :,
Sheriff-W. NJ. Moon, 10; James T.
Barkley, 8; Jerre. M. Brown, 10.
County Treasurer-J. M. Swindells
%; Martin ". Cole, Is.
District Clerk--Pierre NJ. Brown, ID
w. A. HARDWOOD, %.
County Clerk--Alex. HARDWOOD, So.
Assessor ofTaxes--James H. Mathis
Il; James. p. Goodnight, 90; VIM. H
Lennon, TT. ID. Andrews, 8.
For Collector Of Taxes-W. II. Har
ris, 8; John II. Cole, 8; VIM. A. Pra
ther, 10; Wash G. Leonard 5
County Surveyor-R. NJ. Coke. SO
w. +. Cummins, l.
IsCattle and Hide Inspector-B. +.
Emmerson, 80; Linn, 2.
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. 8,
-Thos. d. Coates, 20; Z. T. Myers, IL ;
Spillers, l.
Constable, Precinct No. Bike Hun
nicut, IL; John g. Myers, l; J, NJ.
Bergman, ]; A. w. Webb, 20; w. A.
rinsley, 3. 20
County Commissioner, Precincts
Nos. 8 and 4--Calvin Haynes, !; Colo
mel t. J. Nash, 3s; J. 7. Conner, ?.
PRECINCT NO. SLOWER DUCK CREEK
Representatives--Co Cochran, 80; Hol
land, Is; Downs, IS; Clark, II. Re
turns incomplete.
County Judge-Bower, s.; West, 10
Nowlin, q.
District Clerk-W. A. Harwood, 81
p. NJ. Brown, 8.
Sheriff - Barkley, 10; Moon, 81
Brown, 4. Whole vote, l56.
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NaIsatlnes,

Comic, Centennial aud others, at the CITY
Drug Store, lllB Film street.
febi6at II. BEAUMONT a GO.
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proclamation.

ny rem, KING OF THE cARNIvL.
CARNIVAL PALACE
February /, 1916.
To Our Well Beloved Subjects of Dallas
KaO,O Ne, That, reposiug special confldenc,
In the valor, Integrity and loyalty OF OH
we'll beloved subject,
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, February is, 1890 p. m.-spots
quiet and steady. Uplauds, 67.l3d; Orleans
ED.
Bales 10000 bales, 1000 bales for specula.
tlon and export,
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wv .. temps hs9sr oeef oepot,
AT Jacob dro~mons Beer Saloon, corner
OF Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
eeived car load Of THAR Celebrated Lsger
hesr, both bottled and In kegs Orders win
ne promptly attended 10.
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Tho officers and members OF Hook and
Ladder Company No. l, sre ordered 10 meet
tonight NJ halfp seven o'clock.
II. LOEB, Foreman.
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Private Boarding, No. lA Lamar street,
between Hoss avenue and Hord street. First
GLASS boarding, and oil the comforts OF
homo. ,anS,-atf
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All kind Of Hair Work done on short no.
tiee. A IRAIaoN
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Importer OF Human Hair and manufacturer
OF Millinery Goods. s.IRAlSON.
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Importer OF Human Hair and man ufactnre,
OF Millinery Goods. y. IRALs0N.
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Ediet by the King Of the Carnival.


Edict No. 1.
To Our Loyal SuhIects-Greeting:
know ye, That we, KING or THE CARNIVAL
Sovereign Ruler of the Realms OF Mirth,
Folly and Pleasure, do issue this Our Edict,
and proclaim that we will pay our first an
nual visit 10 our beloved 'f'ffF
City of Dallas,
And thatwe may DO received with becoming
splendor, we Issue thlssur Royal Decree.
/. Attended by our armies, our high dig
nitarles, and our household guard $, arrayed
In royal magnincence, we win make our en-
try into our beloved capital, and receive he
keys of the city nom our loyal Mayor on
the FrFfef
2fth Of February, 1876,
And therefrom until our departure, traffic,
labor, trade, and all other occupations shall
cease, and Mirth reign supreme.
III. That all LINKs OF TRANSPORTATION ex-
tending throughout Our ROYAL DOMAIN,
Immediately cause to be promulgated q re-
duced tariff of rates, for the benefit of all
loyal subjects, who may desire 10 see our
Royal Capitol on that day.
III. We command the trades arts me-
chanics, citizens and soldiers, societies of
every kind, maskers, jewellers, promenhders
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium 81 Main
street.
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Dealer In hides, Wool and Furs. Pays cash
for Dry Bones, Steer, Buffalo and Deer
Horns, Wax, Tallow, Etc. febldtf
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All kind Of Hair Work done on short no.
ace. S.IRAsON.
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DALLAS. TEXAS
"WEDNESDAY MORNING ';'' rEb' TO-
PREvERRED SPECIALS.
10 IalIar..


Four or ave steady men. win get constant
work NJ Douglass Broa, febl6dlt
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
=. lRALSON,
5li Main street.
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
y. IRALsON,
5l4 Main street.
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium 5l4 Main
street.
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Subjoined will be found the names
of the loyal subjects who have prompt
ly complied with the imperial ukase
ordering the levy OF special tribute to
carry on the war now in progress
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Tax Gatherers General to His Most Blessed
Highness Rex.
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RENDER UNTO CESAR, ETC.

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New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY II, 1876.

years, and bas passed upon about 16Oo CLAIMS
ing awards to the amount Of about S9OOooCo' l"o
sessions Of the Court have been frequently "'ei'
n pied owing TO the difficulty OF procuring rs-
timony from those who follow scaiarihg me-
Under the present laws insurance companies ho' Az"
to show whole Of their war Dus'hcSs' hr'
excluded from awards. but during the present SSS""
strong efforts have been made 10 give them pafuei"
ton in the awards, thus far without success lhey "e''
partially successful before the House Committee on o
Judiciary in being assigned to the third class OF cia
ants, which would give them partial share IN the
Geneva award II the remainder OF the money no" d"
hand should not he absorbed by the first two cia6ses
composed OF those the court Is the fs csS'
and the losers by cruisers other than the Alabama e
FIOridp, and the Shenandoah after leaving hepouth'
The bill the Committee passed the House Win tc
section admitting insurance companies as tue UNIV
class stricken out and is before the S'na'e Juuc
airy Committee The bill which passed the Senate Oh
Saturday extending the duration OF the court uhtl JAN
may be regarded all the action which Tue ocH"V'
VIII now take upon the subject leaving the House b 10
be considered at the session Tn amount remain
ing TO be distributed is about $9,O0O,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
TIE UTEs WANT TO JOIN CROOK.

CHEYENNE, Wy. r., july 1G.-Negotiations
have been making for time. through capt Hicher-
son OF Cen Crooks stli. with the Utes, who are old
enemies of the sioux account of OF repeated attacks
upou them 10 their cooperation III the present
movement against the Northern hostile SouN NJ NJ
Curtis OF Eawlins who had been dispatched to ho Ute
rvotion t hiring I'm the detachment, returned Frday
nj sht and has tcc.;gphed capt. Nckcrson az follows:
In iohedlcnce 10 your dispatch Of Ju0e 27. pro
cecded o gJhcr M the Ind ans. went as lar IA NLilC
piv.r rrcv ,oorndo and was successful until stopped
by r. II Dnnfo th Unit,d states nian Agent who for
had. m taking uu Indian tile reservation until ne
was authorized Ia let hy the Commissioners oi
iudipu Affair, The head CHIEF Of the Agency SAID {:
"Tcl Gen Crook would like to 20"
Gen Merritt. 9Th Cavalry arrived at Fort Laramie to
day and will move north via Fetterman tS join Gen.
Crook from whom no additional news has been received,
although 10 fears are entertained of the safety Of the
command Gen Clusters late action has had the effect
10 IN. the conra,e of courers and bo had TO
make the trip with message for Gen. Crook
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THE TEXAS BUL.

CHARACTERISTIC DEBATE IN TIE HOUSE or TIE
SUBJECT or TIE BORDER.
iFEoH THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUSEl !
WASHINGTON, July 1G.-Thc resolutions from
the Special Committee the Texas Frontier under
consideration in tic House yesterday. warm debate
arose over the second resolution which authorizes the
pursuit Of raiders into tho Mexican territory by the
troops OF the United States. This was opposed by
Messrs Harrison, COngcr, and others, being tanta-
mount TO Il declaration Of war against Mexico IL was
defended by Mr. Cox Mr.. Tucker OF Virginia ana Mr.
Reagan as in accordance with international law and by
10 means as an act Of During the discussion Mr.
Smalls Of South Carolina offered an amendment requir
n troops TO be to the Of the late not In south
Carolina and had read N Anonymous letter rom Ihe he
pubhcan OF this city, vOucnng for the author. He was
supported by Mr.. Conger OF Michigan and by Mr..
Rainey. Mr.. Hartidse had read NJ. C. Buter's statc-
reply, and defended the people Of Augusta Ga,
whose representative, Alexander Stephens absent
Mr. Cox also spoke and Mr. Jones OF Kentucky vouched
for the good blood Of Mr. Butler. Mr.. R;dncy made II
passionate appeal in behalf Of fair treatment for his
race Judge Hancock OF Texas made good speech.
guestng Mr.. Smals TO Withdraw his amendment, and
not embarrass the bill under discussion with another
matter The Committee TO close debate at the
quest OF Mr. Schlccher The Republicans showing some
disposition fbuser for time to continue the debate,
the House adjourned without action ON the bill
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BRITISH NOIES.
Lo,DoN. Saturday, July l4. Isl

LoSDoN. saturday, July H. 1870.
John Bright, it i, said, abstalned from drink
ns 10 the health OF e Empress OF India" when that
seu,imelt was proposed by Sir saar Jung, IT banquet
winch he gave at Grcen5lch Othcr guests simply
drank So the Queen" IL is said that TIE Prince OF
Wl who was present, has since asked for an expana-
ticn OF the occurrence.
Francis O'8crnc, IO!He Ruler, to-day elected TO
Parliament from L.rnl, 10 an vacancy In the repre-
senta, FOR that county caused hy Mr OgmSby sue
ccedng TO the title Of lord usrlech.
The National line steamer Erin, which sails from this
port August H. will taH live stock for the International
catile-shOw AT Philadelphia.
Alexander McKcuzes TWO carriage factories, and VIII
liam Charlie, Wa.os tmberyard on Little Nindmill-st,
were .suoy,d b, hro to-day. number Cf adjoining
buiidn-S were damaged
ibuty deaths have been reported in consequence
of i. accident pn The Iudclcr Haf Of the injured are
hhry 10 die.
WORK M, been suspended at two important south
Wa.,s uOlhe:Ics
Mr. S.ufort, he Arcrican turfman, has entered FOR
the English Derby at ls7S a colt by Genelg, dam IA
Polk aud q C 10y =. dam Niagara. He has Also
entered for tn OAK StlE1s fy by haywood. dam Ear
ring and a H. % e., nci dam Ulrica. The American
horse Mai, . loy foartn the betting for tie Good
wood ) ak.s which Is to be run for July 26 BsHs Lvs
SAWS: "T.e .uor about Mate seems 10 he dying out,
although bot ne ami Prekness are reported 10 De DONG
good work. Mrsss. TtcrSll advertise lof SAFE IN 'ho
e,ond c Of Ortober Llrd Roseberrys eutiie stud OK
rure-borses winch are in training. This is generally
construed - mean retirement from the tliTf
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Nn1rs oF THE CAMPAIGN.

CHEYUSNE, Wy, July lG.-A report received from
Can't. Jordan, commanding Camp Robinson, says
that 500 ChcyeEacs are about to leave tue lied
Cloud Agency for the north.
Gen Merritt has delayed the proposed movement
OF the 9Th Cavalry northward from Fort Laramie,
10 Join Gen Crook. and has moved it 20 position
where he expects TO intercept these Indians, and II
possible give them a warm reception.
The two courcrs started on their return trip from
Fort Fctterman for Gen. Crooks camp this evening,
and will reach him in three days.
James Maloncy and two Others, with twenty heal
Of horses en- route for Lawrcncc's ranch from THAI
of W. C. Irvine, thirty miles northwest of Ogaalia,
Nebraska were attacked by seven Indians, who sur
rounded and opened fire on them. DiSinOunting,
they returned the fire. wounding one indian, when
the stock were stampodcd the Indians finally gain
ing POSSESSION of them and leaving for the bluffs.
Gen. Crook is waiting the reinforcement OF Gen.
Meritt's 9th Cavalry before beginning offensive
opera ions against the Sioux Indians, who outnun-
Der MIN three 10 one.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
COTTON CROP REPORT.

FACTS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WASHINGTON, July 1G.-Thc following Is
furnished by The Agricultural Department. Cotton III
nrst OF July in condition OF healthy so"'n
css forward than IN July OF last year, wen chile"
aud reasonably clear of grass Dnriug ;e last hai OF
June its growth rapid aud blooms were Freely re-
por,ed In thc more southern belt No reports OF drod'h
are received Rains have been frequent, ana III isib
area in excess OF the requirement for the highest coh
ton In aim districts the Tplands aud sandy lands
give better promise tban the bottoms III South Carolina
aud IN ida, especially severe between
Juno II and 49, in localities seven days OF eontinu
In comparison with last year North Carolina Georgia
and Ne .as report h. cher condition. ali tue otlci Sl''
lowe. igurcs than IN July of 1870 Te neral dV'Iltc
Ia ST5 s.i-hy exceeded lpJ the prce mt average ga
conitun J. 97.G Tnc uut Of comparison ieing horh,
growth and uunpaircd vitality. In comparison VIII
the report june The States that 1aVr iGalr ih'or
ncnt North Carolina, Florida, Alabrni' Mlss'a
Louisiana, Texas Arkansas, aud Tennessee. G'utsi"
l!Is aed the condition Of ldst month. soub '""
lima mas declined rom 9g 10 90 IN cOiScaG nee o. cAch
fiyc moisture The 1gugcs for condition are hs follow
North Carolina lOi, South Carolina %, G.oIe.i -
El,uda %, A.aEbnt 100, Mississippi 9iI LOuA'ah" "-'
Texas 90, ArAansas o. Tennessee lob.
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rPIEGRAPUlC NOTES.

LOWELL, Mass July lG.-An average reduction Of
ON sonday the I1th instant No HtFae II Contemplated.
BosroN July lG.-Orlers hay" been received at
the lc,?wr Na Yari TO ~ oni '2P on %ar n-pe'
IULADrIPuIA July IG.--Jhc eIupON6s of the
CLARK spool Treat co2piny nunberns about loo vsGd
Centennial Exhibition yesoriay headed b. bahd OF 30
pieces
MoYrnrM. July 15.-Ex-Mnyor Bernard of this
city was buried today with M.sonc "oEoi,. Ihe niana
sentcd.
BRuxswIoK, Me-. July 1G.-At the examination Of
Sorg' o. fIida' - ven. scces,iu Ihs Indicates
of about 90 when trrm LcsiHs
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July lG.-John ID. Van Buren,
vor feeder yesI iy. viii examine all the
and feeders on the middle DIVISION
SAy FRANCIsco, July ia dispatch from VIC
toria, " T. says the CABIN have published card expressing
LieutenantC overnor OF British Columbia.
NEW-OgLEASs, La, Jiy IG.-Ihc Price Current
$ s II 5T s h @ M -s % @ s agS. & ., ." m S sea.Sn ssM
the Glst received last year was on July 2l.
WAn.SGToN July l6.-Judge Keith, in Cham
cciyer oftne Virginia Midisn aIoa In he su Il o. tian
and others entered at Alesandna The i7th
BALTIMORE July lG.-The so-cIlird " Greco RJ-
man wrestling macl between Miller aud Bauer at Foris
Opera HOUSE r ~ 100 and the worlB championship last
night became rough that the police stopped IT, The referees
declared IL adTa".
BosroN. July lG-'The funeral o. Miss Lizzie NJ
Roadve during storm u Tuesday la. TOOK place
Hyde tbs afternoon. An imnonso poo.
pie attended the service.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-The stallion race for
g. 600 between Judge Fullerton smugger vac Won by
ihe latter for stations in as coun.ry being
made he ts the sscoAd being dead
Time, 2.l7is, 2:Is 2l7, 2.2O.
Boston, July lG.-IIazer wonthe 2:30 race at Mys-
Park yesterday in 49, 22s' and 22J after troGug
heats. Bully Brooks two heats Gomez tie
all ra.e 226i4 230' 2:3l4 meats
trotted. The 2i4 race won by Tartar
TORONTO, July lJ.--A special cable dispatch from
1hc G06s In reference
the province OF Quebec for the CONSTRUCTION Of the North shore
Railway, The Tunes repes To the Hon Cbufchs
communication saying Whether tho province guaranteed
makes difference In the .acts. There
disposition present lend money for railway
building In tho DoaiInOU-'S