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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
BEAss iailo per IL,
IANnIna NM llulhn

BAGGlNa IL 81 ll4'
CLowIEs pSs--Round G5G spring vi 0
per box,
MrAsuRrs--I busho, iron bound S8 80
per doz two-hoop pulls " OOaS2 lO three
Tuns-Thrco nest, So lOnS2 2Oi eight nest,
~ lOus3 25i No, ! PER doa, ~ 80. No. .,
~ 80; no, 3, " 20.
WAsuRoARps-W Wood, 81 20; zinc, ~ 10;
| New Era, ~ H.
WELL BucNrs- 81 75aS5 per doa,
Powder So 40 per keg Of % be-; l24 do,
10 i5 81 do, ~ s6i blasting kegs, 81 90
SHor--Drop, bng, ~. Buck, ~ 20,
POULTRY AND GAME.
CucKgNs-Wo quote 81 ljper dozen,
TURK s-75c 10 100 apiece,
PRAIRIE CucEESS-Wo quote Mt 20 cents
apiece,
LARKs Per dozen, 30 cents,
RAHulrs Per dozen, common 90 ccnr;
mule-enrcd, 81 20,
SQUIRRELS Per Dozen 10 cents.
QuATs 81 Per dozen, 80 cents.
lt0RmNs Per dozen, 30 cents.
VESlsoN-pccr - 10 ~ apiece.
IRON, NAILS, WIRE ETC,
lRoN 20 We quote merchant bar o. rates,
Norway md Swedes lOcts.
Prov Srggl-7l onts,
VIM smooth wire No. o. 7c, Nos 10
and If. 7lr, No. II. So. Der mound Bnrhcl
wire. mntunnl. extra cut barb, l0lc; wire
barb. Toe. Galvanized. cX,mcut barb, HE;
yiro barb He.
llonsE SuoEs-p kcg, 81 90; mule
shoes, SS co.
Uonsr SuoR NAIs.-Prr box % pounds
No +, So %, No. q, 50 90. No. g., SO -
InnN - Firm al SO 90 rates.
NAms-- From l0d to Col, So 90 rates.
WAGON WOOp. WORK.
e,. pao,,o9i,..b ,ors,, WV
i Sr'N s sS oa. W. 90 5,''"' l''' '''' ~ -
S',v'H go Nv Tu ~ "a 90 M rorso,
ppA o v gtLon'-- N-i, 90 Wv ,V' w. u
ht"ul ~ w IRIS 10 IN Wv 81" 40 ,n' -
W - wv" - p'h",'' ro i I" St0 IN
AAN'--i '' ooM CIV uvr,'' Wv we
FRhlGliIS'
Ga cotton, ul-roi 10 Now York, 81 Az
TO Boston, 81 l6; by rail and water to New
York, 81 30; Boston, 81 II. On produce
from st. Louis to Dallas, Sl2O per ear. Kun
sas CitN $50 per cnr.
Following are We rates from all points N
n, Dallas Cnrn md ,ats NOR Md AZ 10,
p,,a,ins ,'or mi a., ' ~ '''
~ Im,rhins.-Corn and oats "a. Gour So
~, Eo,r;s Corn and oats AZ, 1ourh7
~ pvI,nor Tlour 5s, corn md os,s AZ
~ E"n;s- -I,Iour n, cornand oots a.
M R"o .EIour Glc. cnrn ma onts 4oc
r0rS"n,,o Mryio Grooshccl Rose NVa.
an Nt.rIi,, promnnl uearnnnnd Rr,on y
Flonr dc cnrp ma o,ts bO,
' w. C %Iv ""r '' G9c cor, and oots
n onntS va
~ ''''''' 1--WE STOCK
o o.c'i o,,o~ ....
OATrL E'S ~ 19noc' grass u" S'"n5l
nnSs, % TO Soi steers rom 70 years olu'
Sl9aS-o' Darn a cows Slo 10 9io; 90,
>, hoRs6S Mustang ponies SIo 10 "a ga
f"rm ,o s'oeE' 9iv 20 HcG 60 Dg"SS norSo' @oo
to 500 Saddle SUI to Sl2o'
MULEs'--from hiteen to sixteen hNnus
hgn' $40 TO SiiU, .
hoaS'-Oh ioo'' o. o3c"ic LOT 'ii'er"r W
MUIToN SiEhf- ihcy "ro quo''oIc Nv y"
W ~ P1s nou MR. mo- vvoor AVN rtrps
hii'h7' Ellis "'oi' ''ND '"1'
HlDEs,-Dry Hint, IL lbs. and upwards
l5c,; dry kips free Of -grubs l6e'; srgbb
ldps, Zoe; wet salted,, &c; green butcher
hldes, oi; a'i daln"gtd, Wet UT uty, uN''
price; ueer sNlIis' ooci shocp sN'"s iio'l -oo Y"
zoe ench.
WooL-SeNson over, last sale Doc.
EuPs Coonskins 10 io ohr. skunk 10 To
AZ. ~ n',,,,a' IN ~ "a, iancJ a., ~
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THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ~ 1850

Cabot W i.i,.. 7 Pepperell O,.uu7
Curundeltt ,,n,, ~ reppereil Rr,.,6
Cherokee ,,., q Poppefoll Em.,,p | -
portsmouth fs1 Indian standard
ia ..,.,.,...... bI.2 li.....,...... sa-l
podlOrd Il Win TTl0u AAA ii. 7Ad
Hudson hiyr ~ newmarket Ne, ~
W. r,cl v E,r,r ~ lungoy ,,,,, ~
tuiurlp ..... "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
COnl nsAd ~ God.

CoAL.-We quote Indian Nation Sc 50per
ton delivered or free on board, Coke IS cents
per barrel of one hundred pounds.
WooD.--Oak, per cord, 81 75aS3; pine,
60 o. deliYered
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Auuiyersn ries. May o % 10.
A nv a :, a, 4 - ~ 4 cor gAfl IT

nno AHqyer s ii, AI"y . to o. "a nst
AMERICAN HOME EA MPiRSAsii6dSATY s6cIr1Y 1870 PM
Messing EsI E. bos mdasc GlsoSo ma '"''
woMAN's UNION HitssEiioNARY SOCIETY. 3 p. m.
Rev HowaTd NTH D. D. viii pTesaf RfS S If Io
PER- Il College Japan. Albert - np'on, b. D. New
A2MifERIcAN sEAMENs FHLEXD socIETY. $50 80 n m
M fsla[S H. B csSbrdge JOSEPH H. cca esd
Ne"''oi'' TUESDAY. MAY l1... am
NETWORK sUNDAY.sCHooL ASSOCIATION, $3.50
Kpcys win gGs SHGs9sSTsn E EsT p g.
EI Governor James will preside speakers Rey
BsFse I E1SR'h S;Jia%; STT
Gsa Mr. Jn'Se S PRESIDE afgsT
B BSaFa sRa SH PEM%EE GUARDIAN SOCIETY
annual Business Meeting Home ChATe ~ Eat 21 r
speakers Rev W. T. Sabine, Rev A. D. Vail. Rev. Thorn M
HHsMER}} IT, pSP TRACT SOCIETY, 7:3Op.m.
M Justice Sons T 0b PTsde s Kew
stevensGA Montreal Canada. ,.~,,
THUh TI1N INA NAY 1 IL OF
~ DEAF AND DUNE $3.50 p. -,
deaf AND Dumb Of deaf pupils the
H iTsSiS f cfTY Mission KID TRACT SOCIETY,"
rev. T. ~ T. sss fS9 R R5Sin We SS&'
1 MY a. cT TEM9EEANGE RE-
Mrs Dr. T69a!d Win preside sPsatcr' IL! Mn Nh. Mar
T YSGSa % S9iG CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
B s3 T g gS@ss f aa5fEn
Ns s 8 c2P s6Cfr4 Fax OF
rev p H. Crosby p D. viii presile Speakers: Rev. Dra
SXTIoNAI TEN PERANCE SOCIETY, $50 p. IN.
cd nG@ B b Brd 1GdsS T Il da d.
w'n'mnE'F' esq F sxSsHTm MAY H. ~
n dif VIM A i. Dodge vii H pc Rev y O. cs
Chamberlain. D. D. Of norwich, Conn. wiz speak
AnalysTsEy e d e l. lane. eh?ft
H. KISG Pastor win preach Morning subject he Peru
t5ns give tGSuEs. The tenth alnlveTsa-y All welcome
An.bsr nenortql CIEEs 4s s west q Gn aV and
the the Rev Sy cHAR t1 " W WARD a ia PM -
AZ rim Avenue Baptist Church West 4Gihst; near
sy MosY AZ II caoef al
M mG s5se gS codayy "ed
At Thirty fourth Street Reformed Church west Of 9Th
sukDAH at On l"g be Pour %ses Of han yS The
ing oi Life" strangers welcome
Murray Hin re- GHPSeF b. 'S S @S't q
HeX 111T "a b. BURCHARD, ct lO.3C n ana 7:ij =.
sSb6sthschOOl At ESQ p m.
A discourse win be delivered by Nj 4. J. DAVIS on
steef,s Nusio Hall 80 II East l4ths Evening meeting
6edns at 7I5 Short addresses good music seats Tree
eofdiSl Invitation 10 all.
ar S.,p. rhurrh 4thAye, corner 2OUlst. Rev
mr. RFILuWe Will preach TOMORROW MORNING, al
ii o'cocE and the Rev y. II. CAMP az 1:i5 p m PubC
cordially invited suBdaytch0Ol az $3.50 q ".
Az ThirtvSeveath street Methodist Church. near Sd
nTe-Gr MAKES morning sublect Isl he Promise %
the FsterH Evening service at $40 the Rev. MI Seek
RRSON
American HOme Missionary Society Fifty fourth An
ans oey win Be preached in the BrOsdWSy
Tcbefsacle Church, eth ave- corner q SAts heW.f
ETT nv the Rey EDWARD p QOODW WIN. d. D., Pastor Of
the frst Congregational Church Chicago IL on
EVENIN0 Var o. 7S0 O'Clock The Fifty fourth Annua
Nsfa1 viii % hed AZ The rooms the 6ocetY the BiblC
Home on WEDNESDAY afternoon Nay II. ~ o'clock.
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Religious Notices.

At the Brooklyn TabernaeIe pr TALAAGE WIZ p5essScn
ns usual tomorro morning at 1890 evening &c 7:5O;
mOrniuT subect Objections Revivals." Tho Rev. Mr.
HARRISON young evangelist will hold meetings every
week night except Saturday.
American Temperance Unloa-Hnyerlys Theatre. ilth;
sL-SUNDAN. p. m. Address by the eloquent coioreu
preacher the Rev JOHN II. HECTOR OF Paterson; enbecb
The Savery OF King Alcohol veraus King Cotton" Also
II. BARTRA e. The veteran temperance corps VIII
take IN the exercises Choice selections
I" '4-' Rev. GEO. H. COREY, Pres
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. 40 No.,
~ ARRAN CEMENT OF PAssENHEH as SrS
Zoo D. m for EastOn, Bethlehem AnentSSn hSHmnE
MRncn Chunk, Haze,on, Mananoy CITY, AfhAAnu' "A~O'
barre scranton and runkhaunoc5 Tor r.4on ae,h.h.,n
AHsntpwp Mauch Chunk, wiikesbaTrH Elmlr4, Itnac4
Geneva Iuburn, Rochester Bunno niagara Fas o me
HesL Fup"An 0A0NRH ROBT sAYRE, supt and Engr.
oD.al Ens,arn naee con ner Church and Cortlandtsta
~ CHAS H CUMAINGS. Agent
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for SUPPLIES.
oyucE OF LIGHTHOUSE BoAxD. /

OFFcE LIGHTHOUSE BoAmb
WASHINGTON, d. O.. Nav s. 1850. J.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this once 9nn
~ o'ciork m on MONDAY, 24th day Of Msy ls rs
furnishing supplies for Lighthouses and AghtVesss ~
the fiscal year ending June 30. 1851 -,.S. -
The supplies needed consist Of glass chimneys Well
yarous szes whiting and other cleaning
,,sints oile &c tnware hardware carpenter ana gAfuc
Tools brooIs mops busters &c. and many other -
~ Which are SPECIFIC W
forms Of Ods may be 0bta on ~ 80
Office the Lighthouse inspectors ~ fsls. q
T. Up o. BOX a.O73, NewYork Cy) and a. NO. zos soe'1
The right reserved reject or All bds and % wavs
any defecta n...,,,., J ~ q N nU chaSrman
CEALED PROPOSALS to supply subsistence,
groceries fuel and miscellaneous supplies for ne Marns
Hospital at this port for the yar ena,ng IN srre AZ re
Uniied states Custom House until June ise
will be furnished application at THIS one. rno onss
StaIes reserve the light 10 reject any or all oids
by olfecUOh VI VIC T. 5. D. FEssEEDEN,.
Surgeon u. s. n. H F.
In charge OF Hospital
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fcuses ono Rooms p1antcN.

6ouses anoilooms Wautc6.
FAMILY going TO Europe can have a
n sall country place kent ia the best manner for
lieu OF rent by family OF auuts scCuS
toned 10 q handsome place
FiFSteass reference. ...,
yTANTED-Furnishel.- small house for
w the wear, with all convenience on nrF
Aoar executing rooms, and fOnr % ground
Yoniers armanayle highlands pref hOrs' NUT
be perfectly clc7n neatly furnished, with n0deTn in
UrovemeIta wiling pay tar price but house be
fCct family Of two old lafics wife and child Al
l.. =, l7S Duauc-st.
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\ Ew-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

Ncw.York foot Lgbert ST. t.r Red Bank, Long
Branch. ocean drove &c, at go, ll:a0 - np 1919
4. 81, II. ..,.no,,, -. q, ..r.y,. =,
STATION Ia an! frpu OCEANIC and IA. II HAVEN at
RED BANK. to amt from POINT PLEASANT al SEA
GIRT with all uanA
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Religious Noiircs
Ar hickerinR fail,

At ChickeriuR fall,
q. 5th.aye., corner lSthst-.
The Union Gospel services.
The Rev. WILLIAM LLOYD,
will preach at $3.50 SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
SINGING bv Mr. BARTLETT and tho Chorus Choir.
A N free IXCrYh0HiN WClCuIAr.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF -JERsE

err STATION IN New York foot OF Ltbertyat
wharf.
Commencing October g. ls79.-Leave NewYork. foot of
Liberty St, a. follows:
$50 m.-FOr Fcming EastOn. Belvdere Bethlehem.
HazietOn WlkesDarre Enira, etc COnneRts at Junction
with Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western RaItf0ad
$40 mFor Hugh I.ridge Branch SchoOleY's Mountain
Budfs Lake and Lake 0pacOug EasJOu, Allentown, Har-
Tsburg AMI the West Mauch Nhuus TamaQua Wilkesbarre
Scranton, Danv lille WilIaInspOrt, etc.
1890 a. mt-FOr summer vile and Pennington.
D. m-For Pennington EastOn, Bath. Allentown. Mauoh
Chunk, Tamaqua Mahanoy city, HazletUn. TuDkhannock
WnkesbAre scranton. Readi e. Columbis. Lancaster,
Epnrata, Potuv'le, harrisburg, etc
y. m. For High Bridge Branch SChOO eys Mountain,
Budds LAKE. ana LAKE HOpatcOng EasOn BelVidere Alien
and Manch Chunk.
4:SO y. n.-FOr SOnmrrville and FlemirEtOn.
b:3O p. m.-D2ily Tor E2stOn Allentown Manch CHUNK,
FmiTa, Reading Harrisburg and the Vest Connects a.
junction for LRckaWanna anu western kah'
road.
For fiizabeth-AtG 6:i3 G:SO 6:i5 7:l5. 745 g. $780,
SAB $780, lo:3O l0:45, HID ll45 M l245 1890,
2gO g. $40 4 SJ, $780, 44J. 5lj $3.50, 5;4j D.
G:l5 $780, T. 7:lj G:4j H.. 9l5, 1918. IL, ~ p m
SUNDAY trains leave s. - II for Bound BROOK
and inter mediate s.tiUns at J:30 Tor EasOn Alien
For :t5 obs 645 715 745. s:l5. s45, $40,
TO- 1880 Has a. NJ; II >. y 49, L. 49, o. 1884, O'4o
q, G:3u. 1:l5 Sl5, 9lJ, IL, IL y III. ,,,.z, -.-.,
trains local points Time IaDe AZ Stations -.
Boats Of the Brook Erie Annex make connections AZ
Jersey City station 10 from Brooklyn aud Erie Depot
jersey CITY.
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! -FALL RIVER LINE


NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVERS
lO.30 and II q. and (. @ 73 and $50 D. m.
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Bitamboats anS RAILROADS..
OF THROUGH RAILROAD
TRAINS FROM NETWORK.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRUAD-ETpress for
Washington and the West 800 Express for Mashing
ton and the aud Wes,. D. Express for Washing
ton, the South and West. 10 p. IN.
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TUX HUSTON
81 90 EACH WAY BETWEEN NETWORK AND BOSTON
Corresponding reduction to all other points East
Boston tickets are gOod only for continuous passage on
steamers ana connecting train specified thereon
The mammoth palacN steamers BRISTOL and PROyL
DENCE having been placed the line for the OF 1850
leave NeW-York DAILY SUNDAYS INCLUDED) from
Per % N. H.. foot OF Murray ST., at 3 y. m.
Leave Brooklyn 4:3O Jersey City AGO VIA Annex
Tickets Aaerooms etc. can be obtained New ok 81 3
2Gl gil 4Ol or Ga and 957 Broadway and at all prnea
hotels transfer and ticket oces az the OFFICE OF tn
LINE on THE PIER, and board steamers; Nos aud
COnrsl aud at Annex Offices Brooklyn ana Jersey city IN
Boston at No Old state House and at Old Colony DeDgt
- BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents, NeW-fork
GEO L. COMMON. General Passenger Agent.
"A Ll3ANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and DEAT RICHMOND leave Pier 80 II. North River
loot u CdndS, every dav. p. connecting OF Al
bany Sunday morning eXceptedl with trains North West
and East. St2terOuIns warmed b. steam.
Excursion to Albany and return, good 30 days 81
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spnng Valley and NOnsey. aud $50 and 4:6O
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ERhEIULD AND NEW-loRK RAILWAY

4 U..sEt'IION.
l. tyo ,oot Librrtyst To- Freehold At slj. ll41 IN,
:. 40 I'm.
n W FHItN SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave York. irOi Libcrtvst.. G. H. r. OF N j.
s:lj ln.For Fann'nglaIe Toms RIVER BarhegaI ana
q. 80 . IN. fpl Long hr ne. ocean Grove, &c.
II5 o. ~. For ityt NsIrald. all stations u HV
side AND FOR AritNIIt CRY.
i ,n For Flruln.fl.. Toms t.ly,r, Blmcsat Tucker.
tow -. r.. ard 4 .iia'c nlld.
4lJp. fn.-IDr Long Branch.
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GOunirp DrSpertp tor Sale ono 90 Eet.
-
TOR SALE IN NORWICH, CONN.

Tho late residnce Of A. Halle. rs: D. now deceased
House perfect order all modern convenience aIge ehee
lent garden order Pine business oppOr
tuny for dJeased phyecian Of education and ab; an
good chance desiring fOOuv, pleasaDI hoo ~
Of the best Oc9tns Of this beautiful dy the
opportunities Of which superior.
For further information address p .u,s.u
10
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OST.-Bank book No. 1OS,972. OF the Ger
4 man SAYINGS Bank, NeW.York. II not restored 20 I'M
P,n nv June J. 1850 application win DO made for new
hOOk
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a TTENTION OF MANUFACTURERS

called 70 the great advantage being located close to New
YORK the chief Market Distributing Point OF the coun
trv Excellent facilities open at FLUSHING at the
door Of NewYork with short Water. Railway Telegraph
and Telephone connections TO City Establishments large
local labor supply and Special inducements Address
L2onun q
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TpOR SALE or TO LET.-COmfortabIe farm
II homes q aud thirty sss:s q sHe . sssss
e f.oa sssms Norris ana Essex T. Il Apply 70 = d
bEVfNE. $50 Broad's&, HeueFEs Md
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REAL ESTATE.

HEw-YoRK, Friday, May 2, 1850.
q rhs following sales were held at the Ex
.A.oes ea,esrcom to-day
BuL. J. d T. PRtlHpG.
$500 h-aoh dveinR. with No 1880. 2d-ave "
Sg9 n Of lO1tn-st. lot 25xloo Jacob Rup- - mn
pert Faa, iiIihst 100 Il Of Sdave 26xlO0li; o.
By Peter =. Meyer.
2ios Wtei NeisoD smSh LOU 2olo
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Gin Real Gstate for Gale.
CPLENDID observation-disclosures OF LenOx
a Hll-One or FIVE 2Nfoot 3stcry, high stoop brown
nn ae u ellines well ted To desirable fami
He first gentlemansl would DO taken IN part
L"rtic1iars with SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. 800 3d-ave.
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Gountrp prOpsrtp For Sale an0 60 Get

after the wearing days business in noisy Now9SrE s0S
chcapy reached brief restl trip starting from any part
Of the ctvtO home for yourself aud family win T SUI
pure hydrsnt water excellent schools chHrches soee
&o Most desirable Residences in most heaithfu mcanOh
RENT 500 10 $500 Tor sale easy tfrms). Emnenty
worth examination. A. j. STEVENS. Ill Broadway, N y
ll1.nn.,
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Gitn proYertn 60 Ect.
OFFICE OF SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, Fifth
National Bank Building, 23ds and Sdave; Tor
sale Of houses ana lots reutiog OF houses ana mats
within corporation mltA p S-F1rscass COLLECTIONS soc
tied satisfactory assurances given when asked
SECOND FLOOR of 123 Fulton and 46 Ann
- sts also third and fourth floors with or without Steam
power wYNKOOP HALLENBECk' ISl FuiVoh-s~
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.,. RouNp BnoOK ROUTE,

IN)R RtDNl)Ol ANA hlNAtN ON.-l4luUlIt
Al COlztn- west PuiEt). all NrwbUt; Marlboro
Milton Pu. kcrpsr FsJpus come, ling with Ulster aus
r,w are and Waikiki Naic ilalOids. tcan!hU5 IA e.
v. BALDWIH AMI THOMAS CORNELL l'ayr DAlIl nj
T. m Pirr a. North RNCr. loot uf Bar'i.O.',t.
FArcp saturdays Whcu Thomas tO.LcN leaves NJ T. III
, 1880-08-19
CRIMINAL RECORD.
Robbery and Outrage Committed by
River Pirates on the Lower
Mississippi.
The Governor Of Tennessee Called upon
for Military Assistance.
4 Young Girl Brutnl1y Assaulted and
Murdered Near Darnstablo,
Mass.
Verdict Of Justiiablc Homicide In the
Indianapolis Burglar Case.


MISSISSIPPI RIVER 1sTrATEa
Sr To1t1u %f, A. 20 rt,;'s na",tn,.
,,,,a; ~ uu's ~. . n.o., avg. le'-1no i1ostDts'
psi1eh i,. Nas private aaS1ees from Asliportt
little town On the Lower Mississippi, near
Gently sunk. tllat a nartv of riyor miratns
,yrrn tlIaonvnroI los. .1;;,t ,,, ~ .ra - H.
,arao,s,ns st 'nsn. W uio clew VI s'o
s,ts wttsskIls steamer WHICH WINS o. WORK on Tue
Vicksb1srg, carrying 0if a skltf-load Of tho
cargo OF tho Vicksourg. Tho crew Ut tho
wrccktur-boat tired m tne thieyrs. and one
NJ thc,n' sun,nsoH ~ ,,ovo '' ,non ,nnsSnI ,u H1
fell overheard and was drowned. The watcll-
man Of either tho wrrcktng-boat or tho
Vicksburg, who was found to have been III
cullusIon with tho p,rntes. WIS tnkci, beforo
n'hslice " tne ieace. ala hel'l IN Sl'"o
Daids. Later, a''d probably to7lay, though
tic dispatch doesn't statc, q band Ut masked
men nnuenrei. rrsc,,cd tf,a yvntrl,,,an. can't
,t,,ro tha .,rant .,oa+ .'io,',., 1fs madar,.
,' .u.e" VIC "iseh1'R-poat' pHaeeu ar Deanrdt
, 1880-08-19

st. LOUIS, No.. Aug. ls.-The loss by the
burning OF the Yaeger -Atlli last niEl.t Is
now estimated at oyor sl00,000. A iargo lot
Of new and valuable machinery was received
at the mill yesterday, and Ind been loistcd
to tho third l!o0r, all Of which WIS destroyed
Tlln M1ll was running thirty hl,rrs, lnstaad OF
swoMty, as stated lust Night. Tho tracks In
the rear OF the Mill belong to tic Umton
Depot Company, Instead Ut the Missouri pa.
clac, and The curs burned there wcEo owned
by different raiIroau compaules. The dr.
structlon Ut surrounding property md tndt-
yld4nl losses will make tlle aggregate loss by
tirs and water fully $500 U00 The loss on tho
Ilhk and cantents y perhaps Sl0O The
l9sk two cannon, l,arlcss. etc., md tho Light
Huar4 CaYnlry, which ulso used Tic building,
sorllyera, and aeqontrellents.
j, ST. LoCls, Mo-. AIM, .ls.-John C1ankle.
Secsetary Ut the Milling Company, pLsees tha
loss ! on M tl!a mlll. nacGlnrry: ul4 contents,i
a6ous io,Wo bSsiiels Of WHEAT ta Ills lis mllt1! lI!
T"eAty'elKlt box1a1s Oh the tracks In tile
, 1880-08-19

IN Sl1ILAOos
The a1arm from Nox e222 at Sis yesterday
was cnlised by q fire In n harm II, tho rear Of
No. 100 Thtrty-f1fth street, owned atltl occt,-
pied by the Rey. Charles X. Colycr, who IL
absent from tho city. Tic fire spread 10 say-
cral adjacent barns and sheds. Cause, sup
posed to l1ave been spontaneous combustion
IN load OF hay recently placed in tho barn.
Damage, 800.
Tho alarm from Box 5s3 at II :55 yesterday
nfternooIl was caused by a fire brenkin4 out
lit u bedroom at M. 2f0 Campbell avenl,e
owned and occupied by Mrs. a. c. Child.
DannRe to clothing, SID. Cause. explosion
OF Kerosene ]anlp.
4 still alarm II Engine No. 8 at O'Clock
Yesterday morning wns caused By the street
latnp NJ the cuEAer Of Archer avenue and
Nineteenth street exploding when Tie lamp
lighter went 10 light it. Tho gns-pipe leutt-
Ink to the burner was broken during tlla day,
and the gas cscapcd ls1.lgr the sidewalk. Tie
walk alld the Eatt1p.N>st were torn ~ by the
fUrca u tlln txplOs{nf,.
a SILL alarm to Engine No. 4 at |, O'Clock
yesterday ssns CAUSED BY the explosion uf
gasoline lalnp In show winlnw ut No. 2s5;3
North nvcnllc, owned by Mr. Kraeu, u1ld o.
cup!ctl by William Dfecs. Dalmage, SIS.
The alarm from Box ass NJ s:45 Inst oye,,-
ing syas cnMsetl by fire III barn in the rear
q No. 1fo Washington street, owned by
Frank Baslcy. and occupied By Joseph
Ooefndor1 ~ livery. Damage, trif3ing.
, 1880-08-19
6PnIN0p1ET,n.

&hAai.y
day ~ ns.hus1t!EIp, a. II! Mass, Aug. ls.-Tho second
a,trsetaIe ~ ae uampdeu Park trottlug mcesinxa
pto1,asas, pt1a ~ attendance Of about $500. and
wa lee,as%o s%o grand races, while the Third
t.e dav ds.aeaty ,usy uuinteresstuK. Tho eyeuts Of
e, NV "ete tae a;B and a:l9 trots end tho
Bsit.oun' uI N,:,.W Wilbur r., Nancy, Kismet,
sepressntaaaa aaslo ln tha Alt, and Sleepy jack
deleea,;onas me $3.50 class. The Western
Who sul,i f,p pat 'he!r money Oh Wilbur F.,
e!sht va - eaao.'t s9 Nancy. u chestnut mare
u.e 1m1sten' mMS had strong following r@ fr"1n
rrrv h;ae; hMae; Who esteelned G her si.a,s"s ,ays
tee5aa aasn6!y, s6!y,. a.nI took her viii n1acritv no
reason see; Kistnst tor somo uaaccoauts 1 r.
sseSs ssiSs I'D 1f0aS1t ~ 1iHhs aias sutss d ssco,
.st!as tosa Kssa ts dtst hssta sSa tA q onoe w.
A49sAet' sloi field, SIS. iAlibaff bfhgy' 4
, 1880-08-19

pI%noa..Soaso hits-0orc, Williamson O., James
Fpares. pl.ce,s base hlt-Dalrymplo.
First luz Hbaso On balls-AnsOn, Gore.
Left or sfS r. on on erEors-hoston, 4: Chloago,e.
Htsnok Hs1is 9Ht-MprEill is Jones Sutton corcoran.
Btrtea eaonS,a3LCort1rnn, los: Bond. ~: Foloy, Us.
nn,eSa e1li!cd-CorcorNn, II: Dontl. lB:FoIGy L.
1ones. roroay -Allson, koly- williamson,
Mas@eaS;ii55lls. Msasse aS;ii55ls-po"oFs's.
oaplfe-Doescher.
PROVIDENCE Ys. CINCINNATI.
r,s,sss sysssa' oapateh to 1hs Chicago T>tauns.
Of fsslGitGSNAAEI, sliGS Ang. 1B.-Carpenter was laid
hls t,inca oslls9d o!,I, arm to-lay. Booth took
teur. ii, raiia,vantia atia ilafrX Wheeler, a local nma-
ter ,nsHe naeHiieSed Mansell ~ lef.tlsll Ths lnt-
iloIn 1us ends !,lt each time he went 10 but,
liz; i; !, lhs Clnclnnatis CARMEL twu rnns in % ti.c
Era Sra w lonr hits nntl two plit.ni,tS Fnf"i
ysittnss,p iHts py Smith and Say III thfrsl rnyn liz
scose! se.te!a fsrca. runs md tic game. Tho
~ !nnfnm-'
SSS;;;$:;; S$;:;$:;;;;;; $;;s::;; ! e
~ Tse:5sa!.:e1 5csa!.:e169i,acjgnsts' j; PFovidaacc'
A.; :sssss:5ss'Iss!Pes3 s ss'IsP%esss3a 81 rav'aones'
nIsIse n.1I. e.}t- G}Ht-W White. hits;!oSnsS 81, hnsSl:;
8trikea ean1e11I;Wh!te: na1s.; 81: Ward. ii.
{posible pInyesaIMhtte, q; Wars,, 1s,
Esssel baIisI1Miros4 baIis.-I1Minrross4 and Start.
tmaslra! t1%slr! hSnr, ID ialaatea
, 1880-08-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoNK, Aug. l8.--Arrlyel, City Of
London. from London; I.ascellcs. from Lon-
don; Westphai!a, from Hamburg; Amorlque,
from uayre.'
Queenstown, Aug. 1a-Arriycd, Egypt.
from New York,
LONDON, Aug. 18-'The California and the
Queen, frum New York, have arrived out.
, 1880-08-19

for the past eight months prescription clcrk
fur T. NJ. BiddIc. one Of tho principal drug
glsts, skipped last n1ght for parts unknown.
ue lsas for long timo carried I'll series Of
systematic populations, Which will foot up
about S5u0. Sixty toIfnra' worth Of cigars,
pnrftincry, toilet goods, ETC., were recovered
ut krout's house. secrclcd III bcI-clothtng,
rag-bag. trunks, &c.