davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-27
REAL ESTATE POR SALE

THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. SITUATED
IN rhe District q Makawao, Island Of Msui known
A. the hIkIAr LAND. Is for sale.
y contains lns acres; i well watered having many
prlngs q Eater besides Gne stream running thronQh
coffee. ~ " 49, -
porns Of the land e veil wooded, and there ara
orange lime tres 1Toa1nz On f.
Title, sesfmple For further partfculars fnouirr az
=. Afx1lder. Haiku. Maui; Gaelic 4 HateH Homo
lzins q Of the undeFsigned-
Grove Rsneh, Maui. Nay n. 1ss5 '''-' : = IS
, 1880-03-02

IIOG rllOnuCslS-Wara nctito And hrmnr. thaux,,
tho deliveries wcr0 saId tu tho largest syeF knnw
md tho tocutpts of hogs wore larIo, with poo
pls ospsctlHK that they will fnet up Gtb head this
mouth. good uHnl Mas dnn0 in changes, And thu
pFvllIum IL carry ans Int0 April wAs Mlur. balna at
UHa tlmo l!&a I3c peF l0 lbs. ShirpGrs tAklnR
Auid ot product musa fruuiy and ta hulpeA " uEul
moss,
algss roItx-A..7ancud 7fa,oo from tho latost
pEteea OF Saturday, and closad hEm a. $bl7.H fnF
round l2tl, sl,ot Or sallGr tho month. tlA s1tler
Aiti And tl1 u soiior May, Hairs wera feported Ut
H0 lrls soer March ut III :. ~ bss saller
april Ut tll.sssll.S; IND u III bslE selut May Ut
tGukIl2M Total &l.un trls. ~
LAla-Was yusy stoaay At tho Intest pricos Of
Saturday c.nAlng ru ~ t1,lo17lst for round lots.
spot or soleF tho month. &4!}s1.Ij s1llsr April and
f7t41dt Ee!af May, balss reported VI 20 tua
spot Ut t1.sa7los b7to tcs sollor March at s1I&.s
13 T.GW tcs susr April ut s7oit7sis ind 7,11l lcs
solor May u t1.1A47.;sa. Tuta!, l1,x.oHcs.
AlEAT4-Wtro In tvtt9r daua,a tor shipment, 4nt
nlUut ~ por lu3 lls hixhst. Thera fair r.to
speculative arcau md tho market was urnl. thu ugh
deliveries hnd huun hcayy. Sa!os wefo scpuFtod VI
Nv boxes shoulder, partly ut til5i ta0U lbs 10 NJ
cloars ~ 3a2if III boxea shoEt clears at *ioi zQp
hoxaa long and shnrt cleors partly NJ tja a boxes
do, Saturday aftern1eu. ~ $1!3sGi3Ht 7,An,ul 1hs
Short Fts at Ga1NttIN sellaF March, E459d0 aSleF
April! and G1 selscr Nuy' 1ltDl lbs eacon du
t.H sput 2Sl0 ts short clear bacun NJ fllN 2t1
Nv lbs etaeu laus 1t 10 fur u IL Averages to c for ~
, 1880-03-02

sltEEl'-liacpiyed during sunday and 1Icnhay, 110,
shippesi last wruk, :ss, THO shUop tr,io waA activa
o te tent * ig supply. aad plicos wgtH tsm Ut
NEW YnHK.
NEW YpNK, Mtrctt t.-ffeEvEa-locnipi1, Aft0,
mixing nb Tor te wGeAl rEieta a,tvAntad t<tHc Isr
aid ths market clGsel t!Iin at tho !nlpfuvsnuhtt
StIltl1n to pri1u ttvers, S4 Gu per lb. do J<b
lys{u with Iar lnnA Ut prntntIn tsllto ~ llytMct
Dtp1rorr used nn tut ktNoE9, manly Ut GH1g41i nu
and LIiN cnrrass0a ut mutton. tlllDnenta for the
we1k 10 llye raltlo &1 rs u buuf ~ carcasses Of
mutton, utlu 90 Lrusasll hI1b.
eilHkP-l1c9pts. V,AJs Mxkln0 -!:an Tor tie Wagki
dssna AZ a. HA !s:ss ~ y. s9II pss. a m sc
to oxtrsl shpe; nnl tr Yaar!inE anlbsi and
cAFult Ut ptshtu!i t}hlu tloep, lt2 lbs AYarnxe,
frlrhpA per l lbs !akch fur ihq EnsIts nHsEpt
SWiNK-Itscc!us, A7lal Ing n as.u f1r tho Hcnkt
nsIs nss s.sa9 ia r. III h. t' eh'n'e "o''
EASr LlDE11rf.
nAsr nrnIr IT, sa'i ssrsn r i1cAtndee;StrM.s IT
Eund ~ thrt,ux ulid w inA nsuiHst AIsS Through
and liza lnyal ths wuGk G9fFo tie supply u tUfr
iiaht and no aulp4 wore ulas, bleupt &MO u
rU!Ai rnots. cnt furaa 4nntAtloas " tlssa ars no
ofH.ss s.s9se. so1Sss IL Aoa fatal 70. the week.
s,S s..alH.t ia:sn tI,s wS.k bstaFe, YotkaFa s1A3
BEEi;-tteeuirls, h,H1 heudi total fur the weok.
taM ngxt 10 Tho Wcsk Gvfore selling sxthus AuM
n last Aonaay : pflVes.
1T. Inula.
st, Laura March t.-CAyTLE-Flnner, hit not
qu1tabsy higheEs supply muuernlo, liz hisi vrueala
, 1880-03-02
1}Y TliLEGRAplI.

TOItEI0N.
Special Dispatrh to The Chicago Tribune
1ivEItrno1, Aturch iii 10 H. u,.--FLocH-So, IL.
Eo 4. lfM H.
GnA,S-Whant- No, I, Tia NJ, No, 4 r.
Rpr!ng, No. l. lis I'D. Nh 2. l1s 6lt WHITE No. Ii a.
No. T. t1s Eli, club No. !, lis sdt No. = lis H. con-
NDw, No. !. rs III.
l'Knv1sf0Ss-t'nsk,h h7a III. Lnrt]. m TT.
lIvEMruut. Ainre,i l-lIvcttnR.-C -Ctyr1nS-ya,,.t
sul Hnd ensiar Mt suics. GOO balusi spstu,.
tion ind oxport, '1ts Amerenn, 6.ltn
cUKS.-Ncw Western mixed. biG}4d.
TALLDw-flnG American, lis.
Ar1RlTa TGtEpKSrlSE-;pA I'll.
LuSDny, March L-BriRlra rkTnoLEuM-,aaxs.
res.neH, S7aasx.
J.tSHEED Utf<-3.s 1T.
ANTWERP, stn.ch i.--rErHnLEuM-fS1!f,
.l'he following wuro recefved BY tue Chicago tlo,d
OF 1'rlIiu: @
1.fvEstIDor, stnrch t.-Whont-Nat ,nnch do,af.
fG! Writer. y. ~ M; a.prnx. ~ T. ID: No. t.
dni: Ar1yrl-Whrat md corn rttler tull. III as1ist
iasen-" 6. s:, wv ~. ,ls!sm dig and ]. esss 10 T.
St H.. thGe's ,,; Ta, H. m, ne"f 1 ;' NJ r. Max LANE
khNnDN. harch 1..-.l.tyEhtoU!-WhrHt gntct md
s,ent!y.. Cnrn tMls; new, is NJ. MAHK LASE-W6tIt
SLOW c,'rn tiiatin t!naser Cnt11ea or c,,ast-Whei
SXsry Xyo 13st; far % sysrnse Ha'';"rn.; 4s to
AnIer!ea!n mix rHtH fnr nttnpt s!,iGMchi ly ta,
qule,cr. FArn,rrs i1,IHv.rirs uf English wheat d..
inx .hu pnst woek, ;w, ,0ikt:I'.thn qrs.
, 1880-03-02
NEW YORK.

Srtetdt Dispatch to The Chicago 7fib1int.
Srw Yt,uE Mbrc,, t.-t;iAls-,y;ntrr I. wbcnt f,,,t,
,ot ,,s ,',t, . s.r'n,,o ,,.'nnt W.. . .a,y
NaUnt tS&lGspcF lii. lenvltiR MI GENERALLY strong;
,",;ro ucc,,t ,h.,, n,so In ,,,ra rao'e.i
c'use Tor sh'rnehtt spring wheat "tteF,y lfelessm
tho rupvIy Ut strictly prsuo M, 7 rk.
Sa ana MmnaRe0 rpSna y d. ans
matssi., l:aooo bu Nm. tired ut tl.4sx@lo; l.an b
n ] rsa rr a. 5 w", ,ee1 ue,
in psicc: mixed Western uilar,dr, S7GGc. nye ven
VIZ. !,inn ~ ..,. ,s,tt, w,s,arn 'n.eassN
MlHt !"incninn y laaces WhitS ntst"!m unGFo1ed
Ms ts.ee pu III "'0t1''ae' fo' N"c1Ro tepeo Al0a'
~ LINE. .,... .,...,.,x .,
,rlnyIstnSa-!taE p5natteta mnaesa!9!f Hcttss
NestcIn hCM fnHtlnitlnG uht pTo't',ncHt ~ tac aca.
nXs WI, v"S" !rs ,m%'et ' ~ I,! Gp.nE as11 mss
Nfiy htsT .athef *spW os sh,o ior pronipt HefsIl.
chlsnE ~ ki.ia inT ntHAIf II lht i'Eun Inc nc's
MMa lhiHt; s,9fctl 9ttit,n Gnse " t!."t AM1t
t.+'te t4u ANY. s4H !..-a. Nh nl'iss !'gIe aclNt
sMu alotHN nttnhy; lEiE1M iiEnt!! ucait N t9,!aL
MGsttfii hEM N mtAlefhte uGiiihnM inr Saty ucEeI
~ eaS.r prser' ~ iMe ntn ssaitt @ lnufo wv iss,
nnantinn* nma 4nntc! Mo"n r. t,n*ln1 "1fohseH
slmTch t'l,t!hMs, ~ RAW nI:G @t.s!., hErii, ,w m
:, IaLLnN,~!n aAt aeItAahu' taies FePofteu u laaR
!ns ~ H14aasY!s: H. ., ,, . .,<,,.s< -, ~,
nnHH lIaMMW IrM IN LIZ onssS u yas9sE I 1T a. ~
, 1880-03-02

.e ,@nt; natIyG t:nrt, ~ r an h' ,p'A n, .,r,
!,s,F|,: i.'srs ~ SsnEea;n, sssra hnnsy conn.,.a
HmErr-FIrm md Mncf1nnuc'!, anod 10 p,isDc, &.n,
Gai, ctlhfrr, ihenlHH txtrn hrnYy fur es,sr, HDe
GiiI itetc!pts. | ,1nl. an!rtncntst hfD. ''@ba
,Sil,4'oss e :Sncs tso 'eaOp' SS SeS
KAFRAs city.
Hptslat Dispatch h The t,hlenGa Trtbv,.
KANaAs CITY, Mo., atnrch 1.--t'ArrIr ~.
Gas,y rsls,r,s ,G,"",Ms' i' ;H". 2 r. K:
n,,i iaSlSTs q s!ss ,5vs. 'tis; ts,
ltstssIIlIscsiEis, - i:lt ai's!nn,s, III; ~cst..,
nAtTtMOnE.
HAtrfM0tlE. kfntcis 1.-~!iEEr CATTLE Marto,.
ttrUV1lonss rr1crt fnlly 1st n except trr r,, 9*
very bsst. .fift!!Gi rst yualitr, &ilS,l5T nt lt,
n E,,i ~ "ri!,snTy ' most s"Ies tsts;a9
SwlXE-St,'tkSt ~, moderated, netvcs receipts, IT,
BiisEl~aeceipts, sss; quotations, saosaxs
/. CINCINNATI.
c!sGISxAT,t, *: hfs:e'. .it7lin1s-0uls,i canuon
cclrts, 2,aJ1 shlptnuHta Eh. "s'
1NDfANArt,tla.
1SnfANAtalt March 1.-1ttMta-QuGt Mt s1.n
4.1Ul rucelpts. 1taDi sttIp IpItitnts,a.pM. '"''s
, 1880-03-02
Ifrl1,AI,S'rIIEF9.

TREA DSTuF FF9.
FN,UR-Wns nunsn rsry Qulet. witt, M mntnEfHl
cinnuu In prlcea. Exportera nAtl0 s.in 1,11rteF, but
lint cDntcn9eu them. s.fes ware rppft " 4n bria
tltto uxtruh ut tD, III brs t1o timtonts) nj sIi
III bris uxtrhs Mt $3UtAAi; md Il bts rys aour III
private terms, Tuta, Is brls. Export nxtrAa wcto
quoted at tiOa525 .n sucks hE lluubo Utlrns do ut
flIESS.7A
ur1tEn at1t1srurrs-snlua wcro cars brnn At
sEsntallhl car tnttldn.s Mt fta0' chr shorta nt
ss s; y iss;S "a, sx,r.
moi s'a" hear .us 'H1 d"sm c 3ts nys"ss *
nnl riorina stG nhovu Tic lntest pFlees 9t sS!araT
ysS Ssss ss!s Ssts sSsa
% "r"ssH!s tsre !" :s ;H was ir t.s mapt, tassi.
,SS s c s5Gr' III S5o s9 s, IT, sS M Is
% isys a%"s @ t asa .trss @ ha!. d NM Y" si t!!ea:
VIC ss ss d &c s'S f III art y WI Ss
ihins other3 are toR;, 'l,ofe VIVA gn,, .snnd ,.'
III cs ss G aiSs i 'sas s%s'f
@ Mp4 sss csse 4 & h s . Fo9a' Il G!s f'ift fs'
%, til s";s sss S@ @ @saS Id s saoe II :?!i $s;s
t ess HI w sH'}s5 ass H. It G S s faHssa tn. st st
.'a% Atof i. ii :
W. ro M ssIuss Mss s Z" 81 ssG's d H 'a
%o9u ~ q ron"h f1,t ,s It m Il; M @ ~ NJ" Il
VIA; Az; a I, Sss X X " sfS s;S;s;
:; t I II an sa.;s IT. 81 X ;%yS Il ~
r e$. NJ o ae2ss ts 4 t. @ s sf3o 81 fns s.!y ssis@
isSE" io' sH fstt1 y 'a i'ss ?sserts
Ss ese s sft ' II 5ss1s s$
haasa E rrS Us W. n,'t tnuc dsuand f"r the ln,er,
s{!c II ftGs: I'll: y sG's taa2 II sxss ss5
~ r 1.nc I; aaGSs sSsE!' i . y Il ses @ sSs
ifs is + auiS s & AS sss # as Il sns ~ +
@ 1asc r. S fs mIy nM, ta's Il &sss ,;9s 5 M
, 1880-03-02

t9,ae tae iast wsak, 4. n nttNted tast we9k l.uats
Ire and stronger. Thu reruta c.,nsl!anby rxcGe,ls
Kunernl expeetatlo-lt being thonsl!t tt tho almrp
w; 1s!f e t,o Tet&k-s!t III aHsr Aol p pnskGH ana
sc aaynce nver natnr,!ny* H9uEcs. md continual
GrtM ~ thu caV. pthr to prnn !A,t weights .oi! Mt
SkIps wefs slatls y EtHt*LMl Aiosi3f the trading
iaIr. aud qalio naaLsr ii coutlon hogs wero isit
nFRF.
, 1880-03-02
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcrc tho srcopts and shipments
Of tho ltssIuy articles Of produce III this city
during thu forty-olght h0urs ending ut o'clock
Ao'iday mnrnng. uul tho corresponding tln.e
fur inst yrurs
, 1880-03-02

UAI.TrMouE. March t.-Frurn-Qu!ct: Westtt
8nber, sL1s.55, 10 extra, t.t5Gi2s; do family I'll
Gi.Ii,
t'iA1S-Whcnt-Wo dnli and stcniy; MOI
WaatBrn wlntGr red spot mud March. al.Ei Apfl.
si!4etl.+7!1i Mny sif~s.it}d Corn-Wcstern sttsa,
md dull; Weslern mixed. spot, aI.4c: MnFcl!, ~
E1c; tprI,. r{ssHtu, a1uy, Ssl4tsa:1lc; Jnne. aat
hkc, steamer, bJ4c Oats higher aud tnlrt; W"stLa
white. ~ EGI 70 mixed, AV Ec; Penusylsnn'a' +'
iiAT-StuAt!yi primo to clsuco rcnnsylsnnla, sl'q
0laul pnr Inn. ,,.. wall.
Me-. roI tllMsls W.. W..
ituAtA-.HNsn shoulders. tafci glGar rt sits "a,
tl.. vucEd. a{m7!ic. aIou!srs, s3tc; SEA-
r xIrh. ~. l[Mis, !lst!e. llrti-ltcnned trs ~
ilirrri5t-F1rult prniu to cllu!cU Nrst1rn packs@
A...sto; roll, 914-.e.
Edda-UNll unl I0wer At l?l$at3c.
rETttOLElt s-CrNsIN nnn,snali rptlncd. Sic
G1FPRE-Etrnti Ri, carxt,er. tsAo for fair.
EiftiAT-Ftrngrs 4 suit Dl}t
WHEAKf-nufDt NJ II. .fulfu1.N. "a
FttElGTa--Fla IiyGrIH!Dl tNr HtcArlcr t!fIner ~
shaU botturs cotlnna 3.ltas5ll ous, Is ads:s; cts'
buIl$d
KEEEl,'ra Ftonr, 2.r.l Urs' wheat 4s.soa hu; COTE
li3yMH but unts, 2, ~ bA
SALEs--WhpAt+ zEs,sU tui curi9, aSluN I'LL
, 1880-03-02
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments were t'lcd for rcc-
ord Molsluy, March I:
cry r1lnrEnrY.
'I'sgns S9gvs Il Fss Sf Il rrs Ss.ss.;yt % IL
ass Til ;BsSSi; Ssji a
VII fSs;ss'a a;sd @ fsS' '1's 'ssa ,'nais m
:!!;;s i;s ssl 4 L GsSss;; S9ss .,
I'LL VI i ;x;;i SS;s i ;i;s i -,
VII $;s y: III i: SSs;s! Ha;s X a;sas Il jJ'sI;
rsi$sy, ;;s;i ti ;S:
III; $t H j; III; S is;Ss
r!;s$ ;i! i III Il s4;s: Ss:sii;$it:iiS il It i i!
rsSs; ;sa j: II iii H Il XIII; Il jsSs s
' $I.s$ II: I'D i: I'll s;; ;sif. ss II;
'fsf|:; ;:;: II; I! 's5 y ;Sa;s&ia' i
a;ss5 ;i;% !! I,$ ;;
,aata Ssa.a t. Il tsy' $oisn 1,.i. si1il ~
&. iaisi fSS. il ttioonto I. iianlofI 10
' SS ;it;s # +; ;:.|s; VS.
sSt ssd e tsp a@t$Siss'' tSSS!s t'aas tS
;s ts ssss Xii s's%s;. il Gsi;,:s E%s!t
'ss;53G sis ss{s &: sia Il si:SSa
RI ; :sts v II; i: $s ri;s ;i
Rasisss HI
n$; $;a }$S }%sSs,s Il IL. l;;s'sS "''|fMi il III
cftiS III & sss !. Ss'a ai: i: ssI sa;''s2 8
s$?$:s %Fy: SsS s;9SsiS;; i III III; K7:i&i;f
ri ssS'Ss inS:ss Il r tss: %:s ''sS Il %sss' II s'' Il
'st'txitai!, tssa ,: 1T ssaa. ff!s Esss & :sIt' 5
VII! :!"&F;si; &s;s i; ;ss4: sSs .aiG Gan : Il &
\; :i ij i S$}i HSj$; iisiiss::
' s i ,H;sa II * # s.sss:ss s5:s Il ,isn!Istts 1 Il
r s,F4 Ss 4s S'SSS S* or "T'xs
Hfee:'sa !Gs Gu"s CT Il e. AtHs i s 1sks
I'LL; j; III
nYttS9s' ssas III 1: G. iIt g r .l@ to
e?s"s Jsa Il Gsss'f. t9sss& %fos IT, Il Il Ess 'si
s;:$ S ;%;''s& Vs$ os4 i Iii!
s;$:S !;!!; ,is'sS Si;j$;' j;':EiS ii;; L
s': III i II i;5 il Ss;i.s
+, ......"++,4.. ~
, 1880-03-02

Thu Goyernlux Committee OF the Stock Ex.
AunKe have admitted the following securities
y tho list: AllWt4Arlu g. thesa t>oake Canui con-
any'H pur ccut thirty-yca bonds. Issue saUu.-
, 1880-03-02

l1II4AIyFLEIIIN* I'M,
rnl1,AnrArulA, aArah 1.-Ft0uh-1sn1kct au.' ,a.
Minnesota cxiras, medium. g1az, guud. sd ehVess
AL&, funuy. kL7dl uho ext.u, gaod, t'o; 1sast .sst
t7.25, Ut. Lupta do. gAod. *1uU; Minnesota P'@''
prs,cess, rg.7tas.ss5. liyu hnur unchAnuud. n.
uuAlS-lyheut dul. a.u unaott,cI, No. . rt sIS !,
sator t14s No. rcd, March, 80 bsa. y - y Fl
Apr t}tI blA t!t! asssI. Msy asE aatSt III Vii.
sra atxnd, d, isek, Hi I'LL n.!s sa.. MstsI s T. Il
Rc 11kuI Alfi Iidc lid, 6te nstuit Mag. A;S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unchanged. Ma yo1a
atnio u.ll lJ1atotA County. f'ennsy!vnna cxoon u
4t27ft Westnfn NesoFv0, oktrn, A4S1oi ~ s'S@
GhDicG, tAl?tu.
EUUa-WNnki WestoE1l, lSGtltc. . "a rsoA
EHEEsH-Aatkat dults crennoEy, ltoaaAes "
1S1 tIpiG
Neutrality-suspicious. dull, teausd, nc.
WIJIskf-Qulet Ut &1.lu, , -, an
ItErElPTa-FlOur. t,aN bfl1t wheat H.Mu pul WIN
kGuu tnt bAts, hhN 6u.
GMlrMkNIh-EVrnt GhuQ bu.
, 1880-03-02

ClSclSNATE. March L-CoTfuN-HtGady u '"s@
Ftuuit-SieadJ And unchanged. ,,la
GAAtS-Whast eaa!Gr ~ 3I.Sl. Coru saeao5 5v',,x
Oats quiet Al ake37o 1tye tlru a. Kaa p''
slsongarI c4trn NJ. . fall. ~. ., ,sH
l'Aovlsl0xs-PoFk dull and nominal Ut tlam Nv
dull u }7lAJ1.M uulk uvatx trtn NJ &l2a hH nv" N
Mncull-NsnAad fair xuA market arin ~ S@aas'T"
lila
WiiiyKY-ln good demand Ut {l!M.
HGTgE!t-41atDt utk4 uIaGlltix1u.
llNHkEn p4l.-StuN1y Vt ak..
, 1880-03-02

rNASK i FRANCIS,
lankcss md Brokers.
% ANOAnwAy, N. 7.
ind S"w York Mining Stock i:xchnnsS.
Al claAses Of Securities l30et and Fl OIL Eonim!s.
sion ind Carrtri on sfarEIns
Ilaiiy Market !.etters sent u Gn.ton.cEs:
i. FIRST NATIONAL HANK oF CHICAGO
HAS FOR SALE
FiDo0No PER CENT n0SD9,
ISSUED by TOWN OK WEST CHICAGO,
At lt nnd interest,"
III addition to general llne ef nther securities,
Dist Columbia IEi ,unds guaranteed by U. $, Gov
1fl'neut, fur NAly ut Msa.
COOK COUNTY AND WEST CHICAGO GpElt CENT
IUSDy.
MILWAUKEE 4 ET. rAui. FIRST MORTuAGE
rER GENT BONDS. duo IL, NH4
lNvt;B'rMEST noSDy OF Ali. KINDS.
CHARLES HESKoriN
hi was,nuto1,-st.
FIELD, LlNnLEf 4 CO.
New Yurk.
81 l.n Ballo-st. Chicago.
sTocKs.
Mcmbers OF N. y. Stock Exchange.
ALBERT II. DAY. Manager.
Tile MEtCIiANrs' SAVINGS, LOAN AND
TlkuS'r CuA1rANY
NuY and Sell
UNITED srArEs noNps
Anl
LOCAL. INVESTMENT SEcUntTils
Also pay tho highest tsnskot pr!cu fur Chicago Clt,
sern
, 1880-03-02

NH. Ii. per lrnf. sinct1,E ,ayy ut 4G!-5. rrlti,
mercantile lE,trr, Mt.i's lprr rrtil.
Sterling exchange. sixty dnys, dull Mt 4ai
sight, 4S14 L.
, 1880-03-02
E'l,. l.0IYI4,

Ut. I.uuts. Ao., March l.-fluua~t.osef' 'Ir ~,
aLu7< bid enshi cAolca. $aaa caah; sa"a ''
ialuEiy. Il. u bid cuahl tatas}%Glb-a April rxl
uhAiS-H heat Upuued tuWVr aud advsncee
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1,yaURCHEs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1t the Methodist
Church every sabbath. RSv.A A. Brown, Pastor.
PRHSBYTERIAN.-Preaehi al the Presbyte.
dan Church on the second and fourth Sab.
bsthin each month By tho Rev. ". L. Kennedy.
PROTESTANT kPIsC0PAL.-.Servioes every
r., and Z D, a., tat st. Marks Church.)
BAPTiST.-Presching at the Christian Church
on ths third Sunday In each month, By Elder
n. BurrouRhs.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.


OFFICIAL.
cssalssssAn-eu pisssir:
Hon. Columbus Epson. Of Bsxsr county.
? ssuAsoa a-SlR pssssios:
Hen. I. J. Storey. Of Caldwell Go.
H.. ssPasssxASivsa-s4fu Disraior:
ven. !: Y; nolns.. 9. 0asd.!upsoe:;
cisrslos sevss-iSss pws,,es.
Hon. I. v. Moore, PrssldIns judge. Laarangs.
: sInss OF uoLolxo oeus1.
HAMA nondsys In March and September.
oourrv osnosss.
"a 3. Kens, Judge County Court.
B. o. Hardin. District oisst.
I'd. J. L. Green, County Clerk.
o. r. Brown, Cosuty Attorney.
Jas. A. Wrsl, eAsriR. o. .. Cock, Dsputy.
g, =. G.ooni. Justice st y. f..'' fs'. f. ,,
Y. 4: wyatt, :: :. +: . :: !.
d. 4. Hsisans. ceunsy treasurer.
4. Hsaton, Assssser.
S.I. Gssiis:. 0::s'i P'':!.'s as, !
Peter Schmidt, % >.
John q. Ps..srson, Constable:
Tinss OF HOLDING OoUs.v AND PasoMof counfsI
Criminal County Court-lH Monday In sseh
month.
County Court for Civil and Probate business
lst Monday in February April, June. August, 90.
tober and December. -f
Commissionsrs' Courl-3d Mondays In February,
Nay, August and November.
Juities Court Precinct no. list Friday In saeh
month. San Marcos.
Precinct No. sd Friday In essh month MtCity.
SD :. Wimberley's Mill
4" 18th Dripping Springs.
fown oBPIcERs.
Mayor-H. B. Cofaeld.
Co1ncil-W. o. Hutchison, I. B. 5ourqursan. L.
W. Mitchell, D. p. Hopkins, P. =. Turner.
xayshal-W. n. Lyell.
Council meets the first Tuesday In each month.
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MAILS.

AsaiviLs Axp psPAaFuREs or. 70 AID SaoN San
nAHoos 2. o. .il-
Austin arrives daily. except Sundays st Has
4. y.
San Antonio arrives daily, except sundays d
Up. n.
Luling arrives Tuesday and Friday atlP.x.
Departs Wednesday and Saturday at An.
on Tuesday at 6 Pm.
ssguln arrives on Nonday at s ?. u. Departs
ON Tuesday att AN.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE TRAY
ELING PUBLIC.

The large and increased travel via the "SUN.
SET ROUTE" renders necsssary ADDITIONAL
ACCOMMODATION for its patrons. The Manage
ment have therefore deemed IL necessary to place
. Night Train on their schedule. which leaves
Houston for San Antonio At 6:35 p. u. (8undsys
sxceptsd;) arriving at $50 O'Clock A. II.
On this train viii be found Sleeping Cara and
elegant Day Coaches. which have been fitted up
exeiusively for this run. Berths In Sleeping Cars
have been PLACED at the moderate price Of IL 81
and 81 90, according 70 location.
TRAlNS WESTWARD.
Leaves San Antonio Daily Except Sunday
Eul,ne Us m eos Pm
Columbus 1850 p m l2A9 am
Ar. Houston Sos p N 5:66 an
TRAINS EASrWARD.
Houston 6:45 m 5:S5 IN
4" Columbus l:l9 p m 1890 am
Ar. Luling As p N $50 . m
Marion 6:55 m 807 . N
San Antonio TOO p m sso . m
aTAsk any Ticket Agent in the United States
or Canada for Tickets Over This Line, and you
will get them. They will also Check your Bag.
gage Through over this Reliable and Ever Popu-
lar Route.
Pirst-class In every respsct are the Dtning Halls
and Lunch Counters on this line.
The elegant Psrlor Cars OF the Wasou Manu-
facture are rur on Day Express Trains.
T.w. PIERCE. Js.. G. A.
Houston, Texas.
JAS. CONVERGE. supt.
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Free Press.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
ISAAC II. JULIAN,
TO whom ~ Letters should DO ADDRESSED
OyrIoE-East side Of Plaza.

RATES OF ADvERTIsINu.
One square. one Insertion q eoi eaeh sddluon'
n insertion undss one aVnshs " see0 pr saus"'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-07

Items OF Interest Culled from state
Exchanges.

Items Of Interest Culled from State
Exchanges.
Reno and Carson are reported as for
Blaine.
One million tons of tailings will be work
ed near Gold Hill, this summer.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen
have a fiourishing lodge in Reno.
The cold weather this winter has killed
most of the flowers on the Comstock.
Considerable work is being done in the
various prospects in the vicinity of Tusca-
rora.
Reno's "601" sent notices to several
tougbs lately, and they departed, in short
order, for healthier climes.
Colonel James G. Fair says he has chang
ed his mind, and will not take his contem-
plated trip to japan. He doesn't much
like the idea of going on that smallpox
steamer; and, besides, he doesn't think the
trip would benefit him much.
For the month Of January, the total bull
lion shipments of the following Comstock
mining companies were: Consolidated vir-
GINA, S194, 424. 10; California, S162, 26S. II;
Ophir, $50, 666 go; Union Consolidated,
$l15,7l7.62.
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The Lyon County Times says: The de-
termination Of Superintendent Warrington
to employ Chinese labor in the construc-
ton Of the proposed railroad extension
will strike the popular mind most unfa-
vorably at the present time, when so many
white men are actually unable to procure
the necessaries Of life. Had Mr.. Yering-
ton announced that white labor alone
would be employed he would have greatly
popularized the undertaking, besides con-
tributing materially to the Development Of
the country through which the new road
will run, and would thus have enhanced
the value of the property IN his cha ge.
Besides, white labor is plentiful at So per
day, and at that price it is much cheaper
than Chinese labor can possibly be at 81
per day. We hope that Mr.. Yerington will
see the soundness of this proposition, and
will reconsider his determination.
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MENTION.
Names Borne on the Rolls Of Honor
the Past Week.

the Past Week.
The following list of names are those of
pupils in our public school who have been
dutiful, obedient and studious, and have
not a check standing against them for the
week just ended:
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. scanland and Mrs. Brooks. Teachers.
Daniel Nostrosa James Whitaker
May Ashiln Minnie Benjamin
Gertie Davidson Hattie Irish
Mary Keene May Moore
Efie Phillips Hattie schneider
Jennie Schneider Addie Titus
Daisy Wendell Annie Stevens
FIRST
Mrs. Atwood. Teacher.
Mary Bishop CLARA McEwen
Bella buckham Gettie McGarry
Sammy Buckham Mamie Steler
jake schiller Louisa Loschenkohl
Gordon Morrison Florence Stowell
Eddie Phillips Dottie McMartin
Maria Berry Katie Ranft
Charlie Moore Eva Coleman
Johnny Cromer Emma Lebar
SECOND INTERMEDIATE.
Mrs. Marsden, Teacher.
Patrick o'Brien Mary Mccormick
Lois A Duff Geraldine Fitzgerald
Annie Thiele Jennie Atwood
Paul Mccormick Myra Hopkins
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss Hardy, Teacher.
Lille Berg Richard Manuel
Tom McCresry Willie Bishop
Victor Haupt Carrie Terrell
Morton johnson Mary Jones
Emma Martin Alice schmidt
Laura sampson Bert Titus
Katie WinZ-ll Kitty Knight
Mary Powell Bertha Bartholomew
SECOND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss Louisa Mau, Teacher.
mo Roll from this Department this week,
but will be hereafter