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The Sequel 10 Mexican Annexation
scheme.

Philadelphia Times; There are few
persons in Washington, owning or inter
ested in mines and lands in northern
Mexico, who have busted themselves
for weeks to get up sentiment among
the people favorable to the acquisition
of large slice of territory from the big
end of Mexico upon the plea of neces-
sity Protesting to know the country
thoroughly, they say the United States
will never be able to protect the Texan
border from Mexican depredators so
long as the Rio Grande is the frontier
line, unless an army of twenty-five
thousand men is kept there all the
time A cheaper and better alternative
is to demand indemnity from the Mex
lean government for damages done to
the property of United States citizens,
which that government being unwilling
and indeed unable, to give, the United
States will be justified in extending its
territory so as to include a large part Of
upper Mexico, teeming in a wealth of
agricultural and mining lands Under
the protection of the United States flag
that section and Texas will be rapidly
filed up with settlers, and within a few
years they can easily protect them
selves. The secret behind all this is
that large tracts of mining land in the
coveted districts have already been
bought up by spectators, who can not
realize the fabulous profits hoped for ex-
cept by the acquisition scheme, which
they lily disguise under the name OF
protection for the irontiermcn. They
say that Congressman Schleicher's op'
position TO annexation comes from the
lear that the thousands OF acres in Texas
owned 10y him aud other large lands
holders will find no market in competi-
ton with the rich valleys of the new
Eldorado.
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This fine trotting stallion, Will stand
the present season at the stables OF
RI. Burrls at the fair ground at nifty
dollars the season, the money to he
Maid when the mare Is bred, with the
privilege Of returning the mare free OF
charge, until she proves in ioal' II the
horse lives. Should the h orse be sold
before another season, arrangements
will be made for the return OF mares
not in foal, or If at a distance, the
money will be refunded.
Blazewood by Blackwood 4; first dam,
bv Red Tiger; second dam, by Old
Imported Glencoe. Blackwood' by
Norman; first dam, by Mambrino
chief Norman, by the Morse horse
first dam, by Jessey Hlghla ndet
second dam, by Hambletonian' blac ,
wood sold for $4,000. His sister, l,n ,.Il
heat Goldsmith's Maid, and soo,"
was refused for her. Blackwood, Jr..
half brother To Blazew00d, TOOK tne
centennial premium, at Philadelphlai
Iastiyear, and suppose i the best noIs'
Of hIs age in the United States. blaze .
wood now, not quite six years Old, has
colts sold at from $3.50 TO sldo oo'ia''
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at home, Dallas Il noted abroad Tor
ils hospitality, and whatever We may
poHaesa la that respect now extend 10
you, now declare the convention
open for business.
On motion of Mr. 6rihhlo the adj
dress OF John j, Good was ordered 10
be spread upon the minutes, lie fur
Their moved that the presidents be
spread upon tho minutes, and refer
red 10 committee with instructions
10 draft resolutions In accordance with
Ia suggestions, Carried,
Mr.. dribble was elected temporary
yioe-presldent aud took his seat,
The secretary asked until tomorrow
TO mako his report, Granted,
A committee on topics were appoint'
cd, consisting OF Messrs. Monica, OF
Fort Worth, seiilert, OF Galveston, and
Ledwick, OF Denison.
GA motion OF Major Schenok u CONF
mittee was appointed to revise the
rules Of order for the convention. Car.
rled, and Captain Schenok aud Cap
tain Clifford were appointed ON the
committee,
On motion OF Mr., Haughn the con-
yentlon resolved itself into commit
tee OF the whole for discussion.
On motion the convention resumed
business.
The committee on order OF business
reported, and the same adopted.
All motions were required to be re-.
duood to writing,
A communication from Hook and
Ladder Company No, ! Of Galveston,
stating that they intended to send u
delegate, but the great fire In their
city, and the injury OF some of their
members, aud the burning OF their
truck house, prevented their sending
one, was received and ordered spread
on the minutes.
A communication was received from
Salamander Company No. of Mar
shall, per w, Il. Singleton, giving his
excuse for not attending, and asking
that his company be enrolled In the
State association.
A communicated was also received
from Sam Houston company, of Sher.
man, making their excuses, through
Mr.. Forbes, for non'attendance.
A communicated was received from
the mayor of Calvert, in regard to the
decease OF Nj. y. Brennan, member
Of the hook ard ladder company il
that city, and the corresponding secre
tary of the state association. A tribut,
of respect was also forwa' ded, which
was read before the convention, who
rose, at the request OF Mr.. Kahn, o
Dallas, while it was being read,
A resolution was then offered by Mr.
GribbIe that committee be appointed
to draft suitable resolutions of respec
regarding the death of their brothe
fireman, M, y. Brennan, of Calvert
and copy of the resolutions be sprea
upon the minutes, and copy furn
ished to the different companies an
the papers.
An invitation was received from tn
Star base ball club, inviting the dele
gates to witness the match game
ball to-day. On motion the invitatio
was received and accepted.
A motion prevailed to invite all tn
mem bers of the press and insurant
agents to the floor of the convention.
Convention then adjourned until
o'clock to-day.
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The Lending clothing House of Dallas

E. NJ. Kahn e. Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock OF
well made clothing in the city Of Dial
las, and as good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap ~ the cheapest, ana
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their asser-
tons. They also k ep u first-class
stock of mems fur sning goods, con-
sisting of a compete stock OF mems
hats, which they make n specially OF
also. the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com.
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all Of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
lldent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce +. NJ. Kahn d Bros.
the leading clothing hous'
Dallas.
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The June number of this myorlle
magazine contains "a number of highly
interesting aud well,illustrnled artl.
Giles, Among the many ARE the fol.
lowing "Afrlcan Explorers aud Rx.
plorations,n by Alfred II. Guernsey.
"a Journey from Nueyitas to liza.
yana,n 10y Plron; "Forest lndustries,n
by Prof joy, In which We sec and
learn all about the production OF ma.
pie sugar GLOW 10 Keep Hotel,n by
which wa areintiated into the work.
ings ot the inner mysteries OF the hotel
world, Among the many beautiful
stories found ut intervals throughout
the one hundred and twenty.eight
pages, We lind "Bond and Free,n 10y
ELI Perkins, "Markson's House, by
the author Of "Helens babies.n We
count nearly one hundred illustrations,
and numerous anecdotes, which COM
plete the number, On the cover facts
and figures are given, which certainly
prove that Frank Lesle's Popular
Monthly and sunday Magazine are
the cheapest monthlies published in
the world. The former may DO had
free, by mail, for - 80, and the sun
day Magazine ~ per month, by nd.
dressing Frank Leslie's Publishing
House, 5S7 Pearl street, New York.
may2i-lm.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district anu
great grazing grounds Of the West.
It's passenger and freight Trains are sur
pRSsed by none In the state. Pullmnne
Palnce Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave st. Louis daily via the NJ, X. a I: KY
at 0 L. IN; Hannibal at 10 a. m, and Sedalla
at G:2i y. m, running through 10 benson,
sherman, Dallas, Hearno, Austin and Hons
ton " ilhOut change, Connection ~ also mhue
AT sherman with the Texas and PACING rail-
way for the above named points. -,
The connections of this Road with the NJ,
X 4 n. az Denison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and al
points North and East; with the Texas y IA
cine at sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and Southeast, anu
~ Houston with the a., IL. A y. a. for San
Antonio, the o., III. a II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas n New OrleanA Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan aud Mallory steam
shII X for all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool q Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while us freedom
rom dust and heat on account OF the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country ovei
which IL passes, With It's cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery Of broad prairies, beautiful
vroyes, we'll cultivated fields Of cotton, corn,
small grain, and frulis, render II especially
desirable and advantageous TO travellers and
shippcrs I'm preference 10 Others,
Al. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except saturday. at 2s2O p. M, Houston NJ
b.30 ~ IN ., Hearne at 2.21 y. M, Dallas 1913 y
m. and Denison at llsi5 a. IN.
Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
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rll,nMEN's CONVENTION,

,.ir Attendance Judge aead's Al
aress az welcome Report ~ rFesi'
dent conner -ninnies oi 'he neeiing'
MORNING SESSION,
The convention was called 10 order
by w, q, Connor the president NJ II
A. m, who stated that the first busi'
ness before the meeting was the APP
pointment Of committee on oreden'
tials,
ON motion ofMr Haughn, Of Jetler'
son, the oommitte, consisting Of dele
gates Clifford OF Galveston, Gribbell OF
Waco, and Myers Of Houston, was
appointed by the chair,
The convention then adjourned until
gp, M
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Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Oflces and Agents have
been establishing By this Company, where
Information may DO. had concerning not
only the IL. a 7. b. Railway but Texas gem
n Z. NJ ANCHEsTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadw. y N. X.
Gen. ]. Is. no -ERTsON, Pass. a lmmigra-
ton Agent, ll3 N. Third street, 81. Louis. No.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, ChicaaO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent, No.
burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio. ~.
]. II. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn. tli
Information may also be had A. the agen-
Giles Of the NJ. X. 4 +. Hallway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and stlsouis
=. WALDO,
Gent PAS. q Freight Ast, Houston Texas.
esni supt'. Houston, Terss. iansslm
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Texas Wheat.

Trade journal: There is now in Texas
quite lively agitation of the question
whether the state cannot be developed
into one of the great wheat growing and
Good.cxporting sections of the country.
The success which has apparently fol.
followed the experiments of raising
wheat during the past few years, and
the great favor which the grain raised
in that state is said to have gained
among flour manufacturers, have raised
hopes among the people of Galveston OF
making their city one of the principal
grain and flour marts of the world.
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A Fortified BOdy.

Urbana (lllnois) Republican The
body Of Peter Descomb, Freuch.
man, who, some nineteen or twenty
years ago, died from the effects of u rat,
tlesnake bite, was, the other day, OK.
humed, by parties who are removing
the dead bodies from tho street on the
north side OF the old graveyard, and
was found to be almost wholly peui'
fed from the knees up. His head and
n small portion Of one side had suffered
the effects of decomposition.
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ACar,l.

To all who are suffering. from the err
rors and indlscretlons of youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc, / will send a receipt that
will cure you, free of charge. This
great remedy was discovered by q
missionary in South America. Send "A
self.addressed, envelope to the Rev.
J Joseph Inman, Station ID, Bible Home,
New York City.-til sept23'eod-w.
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aye aud bottle IL enclosed Ia d yellow
wrapper bearing the likeness OF Dr.
simmons,
IL ID for sale by an dmgglsts, who
have trial packages Of the medicine
that viii he given loall applicants FREQ
OF charge, myg7.lm'd.w,
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A rare opportunity ID here offered TO
hue horse breeders, Grass pasture
flrnlshe d mares from q distance at
two doll ara per month, aud breeding
attention free of charge.
a. NJ, GAN0,
pALLAs. Texas April ~, 1917,
apl20-d,w-2m
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HONEY.

Pitchers CnsfOria 10 u complete substl-
tute for Castor OIL, and is as pleasant to take
as Honey. II ~ particularly adapted 20
Tcething and irritable children, IL destroys
worms, ussimulntes the food, regulates the
Stomach and cures Wind Colo. Few rem-
edies are as efficacious for Feverishncas,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. CAS-
toria is scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OIL,
aud neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May ., 1879.
Mossrs. j. ID. Rose " Co., N.Y.i
Gonts have "a family OF eight children,
and have used as much Castoria M any nam
lily In the United States, I think. have
never found anything equal 10 IT, My chill
dreu have been saved from fever several
times by the use of Cast0ria. recommend
It's use for children, for many diseases they
are subject to, In preference TO any medicine
know or feel II my duty to give this GER
tilcate on account OF The benenb have ue-
rived by the use of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN r. LITTLE
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LIME-The best quality in barrels isworth
%; la bulk, 81 30; ordinary Dallas, 21c. per
bushel. a., Cd, ,,
notwithstanding rs wotlh,ti onrrei
I,ouisyille, best, little kept, u 90 W bnrrcli
Dallas, 81 80.
pi,ASTEH-ls worth IS 30 % barrel.
Tho supply of the above mentioned arti-
Giles is ample; demand fair; market nrh'
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HlDEs-Dry alnt, Is bi aud upwani, ioc'i
dry hlut, rs lbs and upward, damaged, lOc''
dry niut, kips and cali, llo,i dry snit, 20 hs
and upward, llo,i green butchers OSo', No.
SHEEP PELfs- Each, owing 10 Wooi, IO4t
2Sc. white wool, long, 9lc; white wool, tail
clip, l0s4to. black wool, lho.
BuFkALO-Bul TO-; cows, Co.
TAllOW In barrels, 0nc.
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GRAIN HARRIET.

WHEAT-Cholco, new u 10; medium new
VI O5, lower grades, new, W@l OO' ola WV
~ Ia.
OATS -25dGS0c.
RNE-Nominal.
BARLEY FEED--3O931c.
CORN Texas, IN shuok, iO@ibo'i Texas
Ia sack, nome.
BRAN-.Sl 20, per ton.
nAN--Old, $40 sl2 per ton,
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Noon report Financial,

NEW YORK, juno lS.-Stocks unsettled
Money l@lh per cent Cold ~ 70: s nui
GoSernment bonds are steady. state bonus
auiet ana unchanged.
Gold opened 81 %. ., osla, M
GALVESTON, June lg.-9old u OoSl uo'
SILVER nj par, Exchange unchanged,
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rhnnsnna. OF Aman,il..

Many having used nputont and pro-
pared medicines Rnd tailed Va nnllng the
relief prnmlhUd are IA, 'ehN pluullegl
aHainsf an medicines 10 tliH tightly Would
yOu condemn all physlciN no hoehnsp one
hiled m ltVina Tie relief pr0misode Hninu
40 tO California lH spafNh ui gold hhh hiltl
working hand Tor months and hndinr nnnol
rOiuTn nome and Say there ls no Hnld lhplg'
Docs that prove iW Mnn} suffering WIN
oAiarfh aud pulmonary antplllnh nave usgl
the worthless preparations that crowd the
market, Auu 4. their dis ppuinlmtnl any
thurp IN no uufo inr oaiNrlh, pnpa ihAl prove
itg Does II not rather prove lhAt ihey nave
tailed to employ tho proper inlnelyf Ihnlp
WHO can make an affidavit that DC, hago'a
CatATh Remedy and nr fiolco'A Golden
Medical Discovery have effected their entire
cure Many had lost All Honao OF smell lpf
months, aud pieces of bone had repeatedly
boon removed nom tho nnfal cavities,
tuuuNWlt
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Cotton Market.

a,,vrsroN. lime l3.-Noon- Cotton, re-
oalnts mai I'M gross Us bales. Exports To Great
Hritain' S0SG; France, l,lDl coast, W., sales
none stock on hand, 1888. Market nom.
inai Good middlngs li14o; middling ll4c
low middling lOHc good Ordinary loc'
GALVESTON, June l5,,-Nlght nePSS " 49,
hNt nVV""S' VyNnaEgnAY TUESDAY.
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NEW YORK, June ls.-Money easy al "
uer cent. Sterling Mt $, So Gold luiet ~
Al O5lS Governments quiet ana steady new
5s 81 lO}s. :, ,,o,, 3, opz@
| o. New York sight 4 premium, sterling'
hauk Sb ~.
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Hides ana wool.

GALyEsroS, June lS.-Hides.Ihe market
hs. 1nied dull aud weak. Dry selected
i5Lc. Iieht salted Stlr; stack sailed lz1fei
Managed half price; Kip lac; wet salted SCI
ssleeted &c: butcher green cents.
WOol-Rs ceipis light demand ieir for me-
at,m 10 flue parcels, aud especially twelve
months grow III: Eastern and northern, fine
ani medium. free OF burs. H9glc; bury "A
as. eastern and northern coarse l94z1c,
hurry Pale; western and southern nne
eia2lc, medium A915c; coarse western aud
Mexican i14l5c.
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CONNECTIONS.

Louis n Iron Mountain and No, hallway fol
all poinlA North, kast ana Southeast
Az LONHNlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NEOLA, with all trains ON the International
Il. X. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton and Kan Antonio,
AZ DALLAS, with trains Of the Houston
aud Texas Central Il, II. fo CoThloana,
MoHin, Bremond, Waco, Calvert brynn,
llomputoAd, llrenham and for all points IN
Middle aud Southern Texas.
SHERMAN, with IL, n TO, hallway,
for all nuiuta ON lhR line OF that road.
Az FORT WORTH, with stages for all
points In western Texas,
AZ SHRE VEPoRr, with Red River Steam
ors Tor New Orleans,
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Great Through Route !
MAIN ARTERY or COMMERCE. AND TRADE
no ALL POIN rs.

And offers the beat Routes, on Quick limo
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda-
lions and Greater Security than any otner
Line. Passing through the richest ana mOsI
portions Of the Great Empire
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LIVERPOOL, June i3.-NOOn.-Cotton IL
steady. - r,vsnAv
MIddling Uplands.,.. S-lBd 6S-i"l
Middhng OTleans....~ 63s1 VEL
sales i2,OyO bales; speculation anu export
700 bales. Receipts $50 bales, American
none. o., .,o.. H.
Futures Buyers offering l-S!d more, UP
lands. low mlddl!ng cause, June ana July
delivery, OlSd; July and August, 5.lUci
August and september, 490 9-S2d; sep
tember and October 5-l6d; pew crop, snip
nod Noyem Der and December, by soil, . 0-lbd'
1.aO y. m. -Uplands, low middllng clause
October and November delivery 1880;
gp.m -Uplands low middllny CLAUSE 'u'S
and August delivery, 5-J@d
sales, American $500 bales, an. .,.,,..
p. m.-Uplands, low mluui " 90, ci', u.s.
August and September delivery, 1-a3d, sep
tenber an october, Esd. ,,-,, -,
500 %. m.-Futures steady. UplAnds, low
middilng clause, June and July delivery
q S3ld, also, GIsd; August and September
ed.
NEW ORLEANS, June lJ.-Cottoni demand
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INV YoRK, June IS.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat quiet aud unchanged.
Corn = shade stronger
n IouIs. June l8.-FlOur-Flour firmer
TO- medium AID best. wheat Inactive; No
red fail n ~ bid; No. do. 81 1891 %.
com. No. 2 mixed l3LaIJ'+e. Oats active.
No. 2, gse. Rye dull, zoe asked
firm.
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NEW YORK, June lS---Cotton quiet ma
steady. Uplands ll9sc; Orleans llAc. saies
I5S bales. Futures opened steady NJ i Ge-
cline. June II bs@ll JOci July ~ o o5Si ~ ~
octoher II iOall l3c November II 2S@ll Wc;
December IL ?0gll sic. -, >,,.,, co,ton
quiet and steady. ,v,n>,,,,,,v
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Charley Wurzburger will have
breakfast this morning at the Mer.
chants Restaurant.
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COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.


The monetary market IN somewhat string
ont for outside business, hut there n ample
ninda lor legitimate business aud oonmor'
GdIp~R uyiug, large pieces 1 Ol, small o.
selling largo on small %.
SLAYER Nominal
There IL hut little gold or silver In market,
discount bank, par,
Attention, Delegates firc Convent tau.
You are hereby requested TO meet at
fire department headquarters, Main
street, at 10 o'clock prompt.
W.O, CuNNoR, President,
Cotton statement,
For tho week ending June n, 1871.
Furnished THE llEnALp by u. W, harnott,
Reporter In this city for the National Cot
ton Exchange
stock ON hand september. lstr Hj
Received this wetk.."r,,,,,,,r
Received previously u,..,,,,,.,,,, b,,G -.
Received since september st." ia'Ivi
Total ............................. ll,O0d
shipped this week ,,,",,,,"",,,,,, none,
shipped previously .,,,,,,u,,,u,,., hW1
Shipped since september lsl" bwN
Stock ON hando,",,",o,"o,,,,,, lol
COTTON MARKET.
Market nominal, Middllng w, Low Mid
ding b. Good ordinary sN
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest tom pora M
IoWest tompcrnt lure ,,".,..,,,,,,,,',,, "a
| Average temperature ~ ~ nl,..'-,.''""'' "
Rainfall In nohes,..,''''''''''''''''
ID. W. BARNETT
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Commercial.

Keceipts, net tl, EToss q DhIesi eLpU 81.
to Liverpool jTl; New York soiO' s'oeh
o. 0ll halQs
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Charley Wurzburger will have
break fast this morning at the Mer-
chants Restaurant.
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Charley Wurlburger will have
breakfast this morning at the Mer-
chants Restaurant.
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Charley Wur1 burger will have
breakfast this morning NJ the Mer-
chants Restaurant.
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Charley WurAburger will have
breakfast this morning at the Mer.
chants Restaurant.
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Charley Wurzburger will have
breakfast this morning ut the Mer-
chants Restaurant.
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By the
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
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A VERDICT FOR INJURIES.

Mrs. Maria Carr yesterday received a verdict fos
500 in a SUIT which she brought In the Brooklyn City
Court against sas Smith, ior $1,000 damages for ipju.
rios received by falling through n coaholc In II ont Of
the Brooklyn Hotel corner Of Union su and Hamlls
ton ave nue., some time ago
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
WHY THEY WANT S25, ZOO.

Mr.. Gale, New York lawyer, and another New
Yorker named Hogan, have begun suit for s25. .ooo
damages 10 Newark. II seems they mixed up in
SEIZURE OF furniture at tho Orange Mountain House,
were unlawfuy arrested, and now dcmaqd the amount
stated as the damages done " them by false imp rson
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