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The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-08-11
ae OF
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER,
A LE x. A N DRI A.

THIS INSTITUTION, WHICH IS
j. IL DAY SCHOOL. conducted by
the SISTERS OF. MERCY, will open
its doors to pupils on MONDAY, SEP
TEN BER 9TH, 1880. ,,s..ja
The School, as indicated by the head
ing, is Pa,ochinl, viz LIST. Under the
immediate supervision of the Pastor;
and ID. Supported by the Catholic
congregation. Consequently 1T Is
FREE to all Catholic children, irres-
pective of their parents poverty, but
all must procnre the perquisites af ~
scholar, to-wit: BOOKS, PAPER, INK
land PENS. .9 sh f
BOYS and GIRLS are admitted in
SEPARATE ROOMS. The boys must
be under twelve years. There is no
limitation for girls.
Every month a bulletin or report
concerning the PROGRESS and CON.
DUCT of the pupils, will be sent to
their respective parents.
Twice a year, VIZ: every fifth month,
there will be II PUBLIC EXAMINA-
| TION, so that parents may form an
idea of their childfen's proficiency.
| The children of non-Catlolic par
ents will be admitted, provided ONE
DOLLAR I've paid every month for
their tuition. 3at5
IF PIANO LESSONS BE DESIRED
application must he made to the MO-
THEIR SUPERIOR for that purpose.
4 j. B. AVENARD,
Sept. 3, 1879. Pastor.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-08-11
SANS
e Y CHI r. K & g

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE
L pleasure to announce to the pub
lie, and particularly to TRAVELLERS,
VISITORS and his home friends that
he is now installed in his
The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-08-11
New House

of entertainment so we'll known az the
EXCHANGE HOTEL, or Ice Honse,
and that he is prepared to accommo.
date Boarders and Lodgers, by the
Day, Week or Month, at moderate
rates. His accommodations are now
complete, comfortable, and the entire
Hotel has been refitted and refurnished
whilst he will still give extra atten-
tion to his cuisine, which shall always
he furnished with the best the New
Orleans and Alexandria markets al
ford. He will still run his Restaurant
and serve all callsrs with meals at any
hour Of the day or night.
SAM. FELLOWS.
, 1880-10-08
MASONIC,


Dgs MONIES. 1n., Oct. Tho Grand Chpptcr
ud drund Gonclaye Ut lioynl Asrh sinsUnry of
,,o stMte Of Iowa finished tllcir sessions hero to-
lay, Thu ,lslin! ruulln0 business ot Interest u
ihG craft was transaulctl,
Tho f,sttuwIng nrc tho newly. elected oflcess
Ut thu Gra,lt Chnptsr: High Priest, A. II.
lowey, Washington; Deputy High Priest, N. +,
tnry. cus,uoII l.lulrs; King, N. u. Evarts. Mol
.,n City; HurEbe, Clark varnun,, Mulcom;
trr1surtr, II. W. Uuthor., KeokNlt; Secretary,
". IT, INn9r,dgc, ailHcatne; urAnd Chaplaln,
nwni,lg lA,ugti, Stutjscgur; Captain vi tho
,lst. II. l.. Carr, Osett,'ai i'rtno!pa. S0tn,,rner,
\. j. Wiley, Mt. Aver; lstynl Arch Cunlutn,
lien Jnhl y ~. keaMaii,llia; Nuster Thfr1 Vol,
y. l.. lluu.tslce. MNnGllaster; Muster HvoJt,t
Veil. A.. lseMseh. ChnritEHs Muster First Vol, 4.
Il. pnskti'. tskaloosa; Guara, Thce*iuro schreIn-
n. Sit. Pleasant.
~ tuMuItttuo on Correspondence was then n[-
p0Entud: J., IL. :ruaMtruck, AnAtausa; A. I.
tAnsnn, huwtbn: ". !. Ffniity. Davenport.
Tho tusluw i,4 Hre the 0tiicers 1T tho Gratla
t1,tl,!yI; j. sc'tt Juuk lns. tlintpll, Gplnhi1nd.
Il; 4. W. EMuHhcrty. lMGuunr, tlrpnty Com
Hkn1cr: T.. t. AilIsw0rth. l}cs Apl,lts, Gcnot,ti.
d; l,ownns i,aush, AcureRor.. l'rei4te; !. @.
illtnuTc, 3flyNhAlltoWn, Senior War!cn; william
!. Mct'rGw. OttuMwp. Junior, WArdcn; Watt
'arrott, WaterlD4,, freAAurcr: W. u. l.angrltge,
,1undMral- llcarer; William Wits.ib, l)scenta,
1wnni. l.cArer; q. A. WLso, Cctsar Falls, Wardcrs
chcnloro schrclncr, pit. plcasant, Captain OF
he (tNNEl. ~
, 1880-10-08
ELOt'E.NENT, :
y Young Couple Hunted with IIuc and

Cry
Spselai Dbpatth Ia The Cnfeago. TYtoune.
NurRALo, n. T., Oct. 7-ConsilcruhIu excite
mont was crcatcl in tho villnxD OF East GultIus-
vill0, short listanc1 FROM this city, lust even-
lng. by ln attempted clNpetncnt. In tho plnco
nnHlct thyro lives Potter Smith, ltvcry1nai, who
llas Two daughters. 10th possessing ullusunl por.
sDhnl rhArins, and HXed respectively II nnd II.
LIlst evening young alun drove UP TO Stuith'a
rcsldelce with IL horse md ctrrinkp and iavitcd
tho youngest daughter, narncd Lizzie. tu Ho for
II ride. i.zzfn wns only too Elnd to ncccps, R1,d
Indicated her Willingness, but, Just A. tho young
pcnplu werc nhuut tu atart, I'LL elder als;cr, sus-
plciuus that everything was not right, insisted
0n accompanying tteut. Or thAt her sstor ahultld
rr1nnin ut hDtnc. Not being nble to break up.
tho pr0graEn or tho youngsters, sho becnIne uno
Ot the purity, md thoy ull went to hntcl ut
Cas.1lu Station, whcru they Kot out. After n
little tho older slater tried tn got tho proprietor
could 40 hi,1uB nnA gUt nor futhor but tho young
.,Ian; to snvc tru.tule,, agreed 10 drive .!hcEi
they iii g,t il ai,l took tho 6auk @ tn.eF.
= was . o'c!1ck ~ tue evening when they
n,t iSi1 castll Whsn ahsy ,, h a'e'a poMt
tho cnrringo WIS suddenly stopped, ass without
"n't,nc.'s wsrnll!a .tls ynllnK mai, aud l4-ycar-
s.u'lK tho highway. md. with txu!tant shout
o. tiap srl ill., n tno ,SarrMxe. sucd "way IN tho
& % %s y us foSs yts n,tS 5 81 II h sS snx s"
xeycl al,d with nothing to co,nfurt her except
tho .fACt that shG bud i,Drau and eAtriNHn
ut hor d.sppsnl. was quick to nct, mid
pvns"a!y ,,s hasseheN ~ The nearGnt house
quickly sent II CNstlle. and tho officers t,otltIe,
lhg rttruu'! o!lcurH at Castillo. Gainesville, nnI
Warsaw weru tetcHlnpht.l to. wa,uh for Tho
(t'Kativcs nn,l. Us taturu suited. the r!tizas Ut
.snlncsrllie ard cAstl" were s0!'n tho tsnl Ut
hrutiel Dy thv rclntiTca and friends oi bsih tliU
tUy Aid Ytrl, nrtne,I Witt lurches, a.l' lIltcrs,
nnti tlt'Hd, wcrt. tn tho CHASE. The rutu which
hu ct,lt,lu TUX !uy through aenBu u,ld funKlad
rtickvt. which uttdctl III il,U nrli,ltss ut fur
.st, TllH sg0tSh WIS eMrrlel ot III tho tNuat at,-
tti,vet lunl!er, Aut! ut iii Hmry hUur tho suNti-
mellta! cuilI,le were discovered ind tho Xirl
.nktn ,nck tu t,or htpa,e much Wiser from her
uF4pf cUttH4pIul uXlpprtttLCG,
, 1880-10-08


In addition to tho notice given by tho Wabash
Nnilr'Hh shnt 1t Will withdsaw frvm tho st. 1Da|s
passenger GYrcenuns Oct. lO It huR ulso given
notlcc lust NOW thut OIL tho san,0 dato 1t will
Withdrew fru,n tho kansns CRY passenger agrco:
nout. Tho aetiun Of tho Wnl,nsh lleHtls II light
for tho Western passenger business fr.nn this
city, an1 ls.''IsSln..,,y i!yely tinSs may ~ *.
10 rim regular ssci,gGr truths fnn this city to
nll Western p1i'ss reacle.l l'y its tiues. Tho
cnn'I'stlnx lines hcre havo a. yut taSesl
Wabash, ansl tLey will mt tatku my untl
y has shs."iI lta ihtcnliDns iuors tully,
a. 1 rcESaris 'S ts fretsht coon,yr.tos arising
no ntw dcstnpnlelt.. Tho southwestern rlntis
tsn!lllls to by greatly exorcsct ntt,r tl!e auto,
Eiver p s,ess fr "esR nsu - "9o F II s S.h
H,nitscsl into tho ,M,ul. Thu fstunllny WIS
tthat thu NahAsti would mt ctMnIctc i'lr rho
bus been nwnr,!'ai Il pcrce,,iaxu.. Thu Missouri
tion .fron tho Wabash nia,,nxers 'tlat tnsy
reorganization "f tho lx1i. 30 III tn nr"vtlc
;he walask opo,,ei f"r Il isssMrl Miyur hus!a !ac.a
tIwur,!r.t Il percentage. Thu Wabmsh 1,i!inuK1rs
Indicated utoso lind been taNe, wa4 .snls!t1ul
Mlul lhut thHlr Understanding waH thut they
rnpltl optn Tor Missouri ltiSer btsins.4s when.
ever they. chuae. Thu managers Ut alI thu pthpr
s ~ re e @ m!,'! =, swsE s IS 5
turr.Gt. ynd II ID their 0Iilnun that tho WAlah
!, using this nS"ns u l'rnx utn'1t II rupture.
IN healnsl. aid tho Uh,tax, r,n.s sra Willing L,
nlnku concessions IN Lrtlcr 10 nv.,ii II rupture.
Thoy tnt' NJ W. S no r. KuAl roA#'u WHY 'hS WMaash
,n'w,. when lls managers have always favored
Kue u utsae see the ee.tle.nrt u! tlttcuI.tes lN
,I,, 'na ;nsl !, tew days ~ ,ro VII! lstcrlnI,.e
thu Npu{ not.
, 1880-10-08

Condition OF tho Cunno1ldatcd Nnnle-
~Grnnd Trunk llnilrUnd Improve.

CondltIon OF tho Conno1ldutcd Bnnls-
Grand Trunk lRnilrOad Improve.
ntcntH. -.
SP<etat Dtlpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Oct. la meeting of tho sharo-
holiloln Of Tho Consolidated uLnk was called to
receive the report Of a committee arpnlntcd Mt
tho last injecting III reference ~ tnkinu psocccd-
inBs nKn!Ast tllo Directors. Owing to tho tom.
nIttnc being unnhc to rcpnrt. the ncotiny was
adjourned nntl NOy. 10. Tho statement Ut the
hunks n.talra to tho 10th Of September shows the
liabilities to bo t.l28ts and ussets $xs,oNl Tho
liabilities weru decreased during September to
thu oxicnt OF e...:,asV9. tho usscts decreased
$.oEfl
William Gray was to-l0y found guilty at
6hcrbrookc. ia this Province, of having mir
stcrcl Mcar scottasown u farmer aauacd Thonsas
: 5iuIll0nn, whnse bntly he lnutitHtcd and atter.
was accomplished. Tho prisoner atinlt!cd 10
@ W. rn;ssed y JndRo Dohorsy, tho execution 10
Tly sislt q sir. losepn dickson, Mansgor Of
thc nran,l Ir'Ini na!lway' whn st.ils ~ an slst. n
Trunk hrtwpen Montreat al!l Tornnto, and It IL
%esse cs9, Mn i ~ IL esssi whn ahc nes
br1sest y pctwaei. sisn.reai tsi It'd ToruS,o wc1s
built with duublu nblltMantB. with y view to Y,
yteW. placing I anlhlu Inc h.twse,, ths tMo ,
EOlt1k3 10 WHY AIlnVlaN uNkN%* nAkfI t+-RN|V
linn IL tltnpiutu! ln T.r.'nto rho nvxt stretch
will ho hotwoen TMrolllo Rna tarntn Il IL n,aiL,-
tnncu thut tho T0rnHt1 T. Otttwn litail will,
when built. INT AFFECT tho Grand Trunk very
Kreatly, W arrangements VIII hp tnnns 70 run
liasaeDRurs from OttMWa Oycr tho CA.ludA Gem
tnll alil 1rant Trunk Hnacs,
Hp<rtal u.ptteA 10 IAe Chttaqa Tribune,
MoSTAEAI, Oct. IA uranl banquet was
givon Dir. L.: ii. Frochrttc, the Cnuadin! p,s1,
1T tue Wtnd.or ltotul this evening, In celubra.
lion of tho distinguished honor whsuh hn
achieved lutey IT. carrying OFT the chief j'r4ze q
tho French Acaslumy.. At n'cl..ck about asl
gentlemen sat uUWn 10 dlnnor, WhIch W4a Ut thU
iu.st rt1'hor0h6 llescr ptIon: and served up In
Manner 10 ,ncot tho apprt'snl af tho whult CON:
CaIly. Sir 4, 4. QlriUli. tho Cnlat Justice Ut
Iurbcc, presided, and the lion. Nj: Justice
Jpbns0n nctuti u vlc4,-chnlrtan. On tho tuuls
in tho cuiItrc ot the ros,lit bust 0f the pues
stssA OIL u pedts!al. After the sncnu WAS tus-
nished, tho lsesident cated :ho asse.nply to
order, Wh0n Tho Secretary r0ld tettcFs nt hpNl.
tgy fur snelr abs@,co .1 from 0lIyer Wendell
atark 'rwul,,, Tho usual iu,sts were then pro-
! cuetiel With. Tue proceedings continued To an
curly hour this morning.
, 1880-10-08
hYMEMEAl.

Special Dfspdteh 10 TNs thteu9o Tribune.
CEpAm ltAp1ps, Ia., Oct 7-Tho u,ost brilliant
a1cnl cyent 0f the scnsoI. WIS tho marriage to-
ghs Of ], ItuuEA Htll4u to Miss Elnlna J. Ecu.
'ilu, both OF this city. The ccrumuny WIS per
lorniel at tho First Presbyterian Church. the
,ourly 4o5 invited guests, a lumber frs,tn Calf
ornIa, Ohtu, aud PVt,nsylynnfA. Sir. HlItHn IL u
.rOlntlunt business mai here, auu Miss 6curlllo
Mo VI tho btl!ua Ut tho city,
, 1880-10-08
LOuIsYtLnE .N NAs11YILLt,.

IVU ISt IIsIsIs ~ NANNY II.NEs
IsnHtsvita.E, KS. Oct. 5.-Atm mcctln9 dt
the 1lonrl nj Directors Uf the f,,slsvttlp 4 Nnsl.
rssiu 1alllrnad tosnptny tho foi'Hwinx resolution
WIS aiop'cd In ncet,r,lnncs with tho provisions
Hf tho charter Of tho Compnny and nr.onfttnrnts
thereto, and II resolution Ut tho stockholders
pnssc. on tho 9th nf October, 1870:
fseMared. ThRt tho cnpitNl stnck Of tho Com.
rnny be Increased ltA} p.r cent, such fnrrenso t1
l,c tlstTtGi'e an,tnE Tho ownets u stoeE anI
next closing OF tho hnoks In prs,pnrtlon
10 tho amount owned by them fcspcetIvely.
cnch stock4olAcr IN aud nfter tho lat Ut t'c.
Crn,cr. lSSu nil llnlt the stock bonka he c!naetl
IN tho 1atn 0f November and rtorchcd On tho
lst ,ihY OF Ncccmbcr, 1850.
:, Tho Louisville T. Nnshytlte cummings arc cs-
tMatc!l tho t.n,rth wick tti septctlrr 1870. 1t
1H7A. SEC, ,as; Increase, fl1. t}; totAs for 8 ~.
tGinllrr, ltsai fHlt kN: Intnl fr September. s0.
as'..sU: incrc,lsr for September, 1ss1, *G},n ,nN.
, 1880-10-08
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
The Annual Meeting Of the Illinois
Association.
Papers on Woman's Sphere and Edu-
. cation Read and Discussed.


morning III tho auditorium OF tho Ftrst sintho-
streets. In tho absence uf Mrs. i'rof. y. NJ. b.
E,rv ~ tji,mt,p,o 1,rnsgfut ,,f the Axst,r1n.
ry' nsao ,",,,, y. ~ .a. .na IT,. w1s
tion. tho Conference WINS c''le1 10 order W s'fs'
AMONG m myth tho hotter m knovn ,n,,lc. present at tho
conference ares ,as sss f sn,inr MSnce9a 1,,. ce
tnctRns Sss. l.1clh0a H. Ss'"Iu9es. Iu'"e'S
T i,r"ohs. 80 omas"; i sfs, Dr. un'er. oaKfur:
ATS ss ecla =. Gh,eas" sts ~ = ,.e,,.
s,'9; =. Na.o n. nnpAe,t, ''ts' EaF1.'io ,'.,,'
H. 'n", x,h H. %rs n nr % Mrs n, 11 'a Mr.
tfurrjet Perkins, Mrs. q, ", l,raytou, Mr, II,
p Miyer. Mrs, r.. Ini,s n, f,,s,c Cn,cnrn.
MtS. y. II. }tnhdy, Treasurer, si,hmItteti n
fnnnc'ul 'tatomont showing that tils tlo.s Of tho
Association. rs reportsa ut the Inst co'terenec'
nao poon seo"eoa f.s-:.
PROTECTING WIDOWS:
"v rrcmrn,is i ,ho I Iis nnton pva Of scvcrl
measures which shc considered ur public In.
pUrtnnce, moro particularly Us applied to tho
rights OF women. Embraced In tho re-
n part was tho Following blil, which
Mrs Terry r, statea a ,,,, originated shn ,,a
IN he m Of Afs ste st1w IRON whom n, tue ,1o
@ ,r",u u, ,r, .%H ~ 49, 1ahnnnst oY"o",ur ~ her
Diseased % h,,aa,,,Is nj Estate. Ind aakoI tbe a Asso.
ci1tion to nj least givo h1r, Il representative Of
Il suffering cllss, thoir sympathy and nsa|stunco
N vottt,,, ,ho III, ,,os.oi ~ ,ho nnrt anssnn n
-. wv o' m'' IT, ano ~, ,a1
IT. ats ~, t uno ~ IT, .ac o''l
nS hCr loT tH9 pEs,tection " wiunMs: ,, ,.,,,
,n f.afm,Irr .si,"r, i'n h,1s ,'nnni,i III Mx,rm
tor to tho exc,sIt,nuf bis wi.lnw, thc.l In n scn
CASES tllv prttu tulEo al tho euti,lty wherein
gnI viii ahalJ ie pr0bcl, aflull, on implication
or tho widow uf tho deceased. rrunt ai. Issue
1nlturs testH,neutnrv to s,i willow al executor.
II rso il leuniiy competent and not otherwise
ybirttionhiIi. II, thu tntne manner m ihln,ph
shu hid hccn ilat,lttl II, tho viii. she to GO
vested With The samo apowers md buutiti by tho
HEc i. Xii ucts, ur l1urts Uf acts, nui nii Iaws
Iticonslsseut with thIs nut aro hereby rolG,lict.
1v,n,,r., yy,.ur t,rcr,rrn
m,n ,,'','I'. :, "I"h c,.N.I,,, w.. n, ~
from M Mts. lltleu y. snc4n Nlcc-fres'dent Tor
nv FlfS1 GoMgfcss!s.Ht! DihHtG!. any Mrs !s-
npc!l9 L: Cntluec& oi inc ,ilRhtscnn Uistrlet;
Mrs. F. y. iiurbett. Mrs He!e!l =. etnrreti, ana
Mr5. J. Z. n,ttuy wtfo aPpo1nted Committee
| Mrs. shct;ti rGfcrred 20 tho many cducht1onal
MtMi enaf'ta!ntc tilsttntioas !neh!eh IN tne f,fat
Distrlct. anu ca!.en tl9 Mttetstion nf a!i itier-
, 1880-10-08

have tho lunst unboundch confidence Ia tho
5arsaparillu.-IE II. Ns.tvjs, Portsmouth. N. II.
, 1880-10-08
WESTERN i)kION TELEGRAPH,

NEW fDhk. Oct- Tit ia believed thut Gen.
0rsnt, Amaan Stone. and i. 4. Evcrclt will w
lntD the nuw lizard Ut tho Western Unlou Yelc-
xrupl COu,pauy at the next election.
, 1880-10-08
THE RAILROADS.
The Lake Shore Still After the CHI
cago & Western Indiana.
Another Injunction Granted Against
Crossing Conrtafnant's Tracks.
New switohing Charges IN 0hioago-The
=. Wabash Complications.
The Louisville & Nashville 10 Increase lts Cap.
Ilal Siock 100 Per Cent.

e.Fr1CACn r. WESTERN INDIANA.
roal Company having ial,en ntaet.sn"1 .,as r.
checking the ch,cnso @ western ,nu'nnn mn, .sn, ~,
,1o food op ;snan iseS aaa s' the rsht
.op 1a..o. n.t'' T.. no,r,n,e,. v"s,nr,tmv
d. S.nisse III spo s easo @ beaua lat March IN tue Cir
cult Court, and flied another bill In tho sanlo
court for tho sumo purpose. Tho bi'l states that
nc eoaip'a'nants' tne LNko enu'1 ,, s''I"h ns
Southern and the ChIcngu, Hock Island 4 Pa
I'll se Ns oHf,s Hs 1"as 1t ss "yS! o%n M" IL ns s
Hlocku;A Nnd III Il. the Assessar's scc.,.nl D,.
of Sec. II. ii, ii, which are continuously
tlscf Gy them Tor ynr11s and nnklnx trnnRfcrs.
Thvse lots nrc aisn crt,sse.,. by tho, St: ChAres
jnT curtcctions ] ! wist atilcr roads Tlicso rarle
Companies alsu uwu in c,fnmon uthor ll!rtls
north Of hese os vm Ts stses, wea
fe1s 'a aro euss iadv ] sscr ihe 81 charles Are *
st. Paul Hood. and tho tncll'.ca tncrp offered
taxed thcr uttsr'n.st so that It Is nseSs
two Dixks 'al,e,vn inef,ttoncd. About no en-
gines md 4.00G cnrs pnss daily over tbcsc two
The cotnplauants then no on to give tho cx-
tent OF tho lines Vt the Western i'i.fthn, tho
lnn WnSn'9 rn s Ls ant tas tSsso nss to Es,ss EGs&1M H.
does not ntclNl t" dpcrate its uwn rt'a,l bnt Il.
why Into tic city. Ii In. alrca.!s constructed
It's line Us tnr north as Twenty.seeond *trset. S:
a Its sssera ro erai, tn the san i,tts to taat M
ind ii. The v.lutl,r sif l,,isinrss which will l,o
tr:insnctei by tue Wnhaeh. Tho Grand Trunk.
tint con,pnnnnts fenr It VIII tIeprivo then, u
tho use Of their t'wn premises and Krcniiy !tnt'-
ss ass ana q. @ per m ans ns' esn e Gs n
oinScd in tho vicinity Tor thht purpose.
, 1880-10-08
NEW SOUTHERN TRUNK LINE.

PitiLAnELrlt1A, Oct. f.-Tho Inquirer says II
now trunk linc Will hc established from 1hlla-
sic'phIa mnl New York to the Southwest. with
the shcnandonn Valley Ha,lrna,l IA It's basis. It
Is clhuict the line witt bo tho shortest to New
Orleans aul Southwestern prints, anu Wilt give
tho chesapeake s. Ohto. Rtld baltimore & t,hio
. lof,F- lrr.!cs independent outlet tn New York
and Philadelphia. surveys hnvs been ttstc fur
M extension nt tho rnatl to tho Atlnntlc+ tho
Mississippi. anil tho Ohio: Tho nov llno, 1t Is
sl!A+ viii rcaeh Nsw fnrk h, tho psniM,scA ex-
teltsiu,l nf tho Shenandoah fnllcy llnilrpau to
ttMrrIsUury. mud frm Harrisburg over the MD
Allentown hurt.l.fnc, now operated hy thu
ltcai,ng s. Jersey Ccutrat.
, 1880-10-08

tho lnwnf 1877 IA unconstitutional. ard nh t'onta
tss,1e'l l1ndsrlt v0td. or cuurscs this makes tho
nUI1tla worthless,
, 1880-10-08
Faintness before eAtluE, 1Riu md distress
aftcrwurd, prevented by Multi D!ttels.

Twcnty.hyo dollurs III doctors visits will Do
you lcsa good thAu Que bottle Of Hop Ultlcrs.
, 1880-10-08
RAIL vs.. WATER TRANSPORTATION
iefetdt Ditndtta tn 1Ae fIttdn1t Irihiius.

5pfetdt DGpdtth to TIE Ehttaso Tribune.
ClNClSNAT1, o., Oct, 7.-At tho meeting Of tho
tiatc Committee Of tho Southern Hallway md
Steamship Association nt thg Grand fgutel To-
day, tho tnnttcr Ut rntcs on cotton IL New Eli
gland points WIS settled u, tho bnsfs TINT tho
r,,il nnd wutcr r0tcs shonld use tho ea.rc tNrtr.
sllcet. This will give tho ruatis ,lcarly alI tho
business. rs they have eyery advantage ever
alcNllll,untA when the rates nre rlinI. WhGthpr
raIIkeinent thnt cuts them nut III thu crclltn ot
their full i.ll witer tr,t!tfc Is It question thoy
will pr1,tAbly dccllo Without consulting tho
Hate Committee.
, 1880-10-08

CotuMDCa. O., Oct. Tho Western Freight
Agents held II meeting hcrc Tonight, an1 ntt'pt-
ell II now classification uf freight nrtd npw tnrlif
rates to Yo itItO eject Nov. /. Tho changes III
rates were not given uiit.
, 1880-10-08

RAILWAY ASD5lSTEAAfs111r.
ClHCtsSAr1, O.. Oct. T.-Thc lluto Committee
of tho Southern halfway i Steamship Ags0cla.
tion IL III session in this city. Ttp nnly thug
ngrersl l,lsou yet Ia that tho ralu on cu,tnn to
New England tntlls shall bs the eA.ne by either
rnll or tHHtst- t-il,Ic water rsut0 There Ntc other
MutteFs Uttlcr consideration.
, 1880-10-08

enough below tho rn!t ra,c to capture the srnf1ic.
but that, II ernWi"i* thoY run 1nwrrthc smrlI
This tN tho gAer this tlsw water r,nftr yis the Gulf
" Mexico WIZ reynll,tionizc M the whole Rrnn.
onsFYs e sa ", T enn ts ~ o es riFS
silly smithcrn 1hlo. A portion oI tho ycMr n
l,arHc ling can hc nncrattai fr>tn cnc!nfntl. Us
nf The Cbcsancakn Il OhIn ltallt,at hnsc tlet,,t'l-
Rtrntcd 10 the norn,w Of snnc ut our grain tncr-
shsnts the ie"s' ts aa tss% Hr
why rnnnnt tho whole Southwest, including Cull:
trRl and st'lithert, Texas. l'e supplied with gil
icn,1s ind thence tu destination vn ss or rtclu,-
hOnts TINT run up tho atnHcr rivers or bhynus
.ai, Is nt,w doug ny tho rail rsMttesf Ths ,'nw
i,1x Tho cost If Transporting tho produce Of tho
%hos ho Inc atFeay 10 @ ac that
R0tncthtrx mtlst be dono at once to tI,ett this
new and pnwcrtul rtyn! or gee the cream at the
THE CONDuCTOIss' ASSOCIATION.
Spetiaf Uispafeh to TIT Chteapu Tribune.
sr. PAUL, Mfnn.. Oct. T.--To-day'a session nf
thc halfway Contractors AssutnNvo Association
wis devoted To httslnesa. Several ntnetHl,nenla
to the constitution and hy-awA were voted upon.
T,Nt requiring fenr years experience to tl.sAlfy
n candidate for membership In tho Association
was rejected. The report OF tho Finance Coh-
nttcc shnwcl tho cxclienucr to bV In II pr0spur-
oils condition. After considerable discussion
New Urlrnna wAs selected as tho place OF the
next mcettnG.
Tho following officers wcro elected:
prcsident-C. a. 11anghair, Of tho Doston, Low
ell & Nassau.
rIcc-rrcslcnt-F. F. uoutcttc, OF tho Grand
Trunk Of Catlalln.
Scconl Vice. -prestdent-F. A. Taylor, Of tho
uniun Fteitic.
Member of tho Executive Cnmmittcc-J. ".
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miscellaneous Grosors' stoeI

SRANRERnIHs-s! 75a3 per bushel.
EhCE-WhOlesale TO ~
sALr-In barrel S2.s5. Liverpool In
a cks, 10; fine, II 80.
DO 7a Trade Mark, IA Cream Ginger
Snaps, % TO 10.
LAkD-Sc per III.
seAr~ ollve, &c. perponnd; Blue India, On
To 8hi Satlr"L. III 40. G.. p. Whiteman
zoos ba'as Soap Works: Pale Olive, 6c:
Cambria, &c. per pound.
BEANS 4 TO 45Ac. per pound.
CASDLRs-Star, full VT ~. light VT lSX.
GnEEsE-' ear spring, lac; Factory to ID.
HoNINy AND GRITs-$i 80 per barrel
SAURn KRAUT For half barrel4 80.
APrLRs-E2 to So per barrel.
ONIoNs-Per ban Oh. 50 30. TO 81 TO-
PoTAToES-2B.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Red 400. white 500. per
bushel
Coal OIL-Beiow are revised quotations 10
Y. test; IN barre s u cents, per oase OF gall
Ion cans ~ 80, and gallon l3 cents,
CLOTHES PINs-Round, 6jc; spring, 90 per
sex.
MEAsHrgs--h bushel, iron bound, s.. 30 per
dozen; two-hoop pals, 81 10; three-hoop, 81 30
1UBs-lhree nest, " ,3O6ox2 so; eight nest
Was.
WAsHBoAnps-Woo 81 .85; zinc, 81 90; New
Era, &,tr@Dsl.70.
WE'LL BUoKErs-sb. N osb 80 per dozen.
PowDRR-S6.4 40 per key of Is pounds; l2k do,
S;b On do, 81 80; blasting kegs, As5.
BHof-Dr0p, bag, s2,2b, buck s2S.
MAcKEREL-No. ! barrels, SO; half-barrels,
$3.50; kits, u pounds, 81; No. 2 barrels, 80.
CANDY-stick, l8@lbc. pound. Fancy, 10
10 26c.
LYR-Concentrated, 81. 85aa23 so.
ROPE .-Sisal, y In. basic, 10c; cotton, 22c
NINEaAR-Per gallon 2O(G3Oc. Apple, 20c.
WRArrINc tAPER-Rag and Straw, 4Oc. Go.
STARCH-4hc.
BUaaY wHEKLs-Sarven's patent, A, b, c, d
nd r grades, * to Sl4 per set.
TOBACCO -LoTillard's bullion grade, IS Gil
mex dOM
JUGS We quote Ii to ID cents per gallon for
glazed Croobs Ii to IL cents per gallon for
glazed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-29
rIonr. Grain md HAY.

Flour = We quote City Mills from new
wheat NJ follows: XXX, 2 10, xxx, 2 s.,
Xxx, 2 So; Choice, IS OF; family, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt -; xxx, -
xxx, 9t; Fancy, lot ID; Patent, rs.
Rrn--In sack, 81 25.
BARLRr-.7Oc. per bushel sacked, loose tos,
RnAH-WequoLe Rt soc.
DUMMY BAas-Second-han In good order,
ents piece.
Cons uEAL--On track large lots i5c. In the
tore johbiug lots 500.
Oars New T,xas 40 to 43c. Sacked, SOC.
WHkAr No y old, 95c; No 3 new, S50sS6o; No
., u %; M new, 759s0: Rejected, 6ns7t; No
GRADE b0@6bc; Mediterranean, No2, 10; No 3,
'eg75c; Nicaragua, nominal, Sue, put not want
d by Texas uillers
CoRs-Ye.low and mixed Texas 30 cents per
bunhol for lnose ear from wagon.
HAr-Prairle. loose from wagon, Slt per ton
Millctt. do, SIC. From store, prairie, baled SIS
Ger ton; Millett, SIS Prairie baled, In car
lots, sl4 per ton free on boaid.
WequOir: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
Ii chopped corn md orts, uer 100 pounds
N 10; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 ~;
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, SOC;
corn bran, per 100 pound, 3Oci Graham flour,
So 25i cream meal, 81 80; fine bolted meal, per
bushel, SOC hominy, per 100 pounds, n %
srits, per % POUNDS, y 50; corn Hour, per lou
ounds, ~,