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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

THE Sunday Leader favors the removal
OlthC present tax on bath tubs in the In
terst Of the public health. II might have
reinforced its argument by pointing to the
fact that in the quarter OF London where
Peabody's houses for the poor, including
good water facilities, have taken the place
oithe old tcnements, the death rate has
fallen from 9S.4O to 1870 per thousand in.
habitants. The death rate in Wheeling Is
high enough to call for every encourage.
nent to more healthtul modes OF living.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14
international Trades Union.

Ptr1sBuRen, November 13-The Inter.
national Trades Congress will meet here
next Tuesday, and remain In session pro.
badly all week. About 400 hundred dele.
gates will be present from all parts Of the
United States and Canada. The object Of
the meeting is to unite labor unions Of all
kinds, and also 10 ask Congress 10 pass an
act allowing charter TO bc granted 10 Ma.
tiOnal Trades Unions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

Col Ioyp, who is supervising the rights
Olway for the IIempiield extension east Of
Washington, Pa, was in the city on satur-
day. en- route from his home in Maryland
toihC scene Of his lOboB. Ho reports very
satisfactory progress all along the line as
respects rights Of way, but admits that the
actual work Of construction is not being
pushed very vigorously by the B. & o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

TnE ParkcBburg Sentinel intimates that
col. Thompson left West Virginia for
Cleveland to escape being the next Demo-
ratic nominee for Congress in this district,
He probably foresaw that the district
would elect Republican and did not care
10 lead iorlOrn hope.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

EproR MEEK, Of the Martins Ferry
Tan will deliver an address at CONNER.
e,l Hall, in Martins Ferry, tomorrow
tuesday evening for the benefit OF the
CRnl Army cause, Mr., Meek is q man Of
ideas and good common sense on all sub
iects, and will no doubt deliver an interest
M, address.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

oSE Of the best evidences Of general
unit and desire for improvement among
country people Is the fact that nearly
ssvey wagon that comes into town with
P,o1Hce returns laden with lumber. This
.a sA been good year for farmers in this
fPlOn,-Mdtins Frrv Tina,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

JAyEsoS Miss, November PA cyclone
WuSk WWuSk the premises Of Walt F. Ash, near
mS,;I, o,ilsor station, yesterday, completely de-
%olI'sl'ed ssl and carrying away all buildings,
sSn5s Sn severely lniufing Mrs. Ash, two Of her
'""uten and four other persons,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14
person. Bismarcks encourage positively
deny that he has any intention Of forming
a Conservative Clerical coalition.


LONDON, November l2.-In the Gun Club
pigeon shooting match to-day, between DR..
Carver and Archer, Rl00 q side, the result
was declared draw, each killing 10 out
Of %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14
LuerelIn lioll,s nIemorr.

NEw YoRK, November 13.-'rhe memory
Of Luctetia Mott was llonored tonight BY
special services in the Church Of Messiah,
Rev. seibert Colller, pastor, presiding. Ad.
dresses were made and poems read.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

PHILADELPHIA, November i2.-Oficial
returns from every county In the State
give Bailey, Republican, lof State Treas.
urer, 1909 plurality over Noble, Democrats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

THr telephone is nowin general use over
Martins Ferry, about thirty instruments
s,rjpr been put in by Mr.. Wolfe, Both Of
s.nrw,paper Offices have them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14
Ghs GRteIIigsnar,
mace No'. 20 aud % Ro9ELeenLh hLEesI. |

T,,r venerable John Parkinson, Of Cam
.,an Marshall county, one Of the anti
av,' ',rery pioneers Of this region, was in the
,ity on saturday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

ALExASpBtA, November ia telegram,
dated Djeddah, November 0, announces
that the cholera at Mecca has increased.
The mortality on the Sd, 4th and 9th was
IS, 2i5 and 2i4 respectively Caravans,
comprising 5000 pilgrims, left Mecca on
the 9th inst, and Il Is feared thAtthe Egyp-
tian troops stationed al III Wadjwill be i'm.
willing or unable TO prevent them from en-.
tefing the town.
GERMANY.
BERLiR, November i3.-BismarCk re.
ceived an audience from Emperor William
this afternoon. II Is reported the discuss
ion dwelt al great length on the political
situation. II has now been decided that
the Emperor will open the Reischslag in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

MADRID, November 12.-In the Senate
to-day the Marquis OF scoane announced an
Interpolation relative to exclusive control
OF the Panama Canal claimed by the
United States Government, and the atti-
tude OF Spain In relation thereto.
In tbs Chamber Of Deputies, Premier
Sagasta said he intended 10 observe the
principles Of the Constitution Of 1875, In.
terpreted In liberal sense. II modi6ca.
tions were necessary they would only be
made after the most careful consideration,
because Spain had to deplorc two calami.
ties, civil war and too frequent changes Of
Constitution.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
MINES AND MINING.
TrESnAY. Aug. l6-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Aug I6--P NJ
There was o good amoUnt of business done IN
mining stocks to-day and the markets upon the
whole were strong. The CONS ocll shares attracted
more than usual attention, and Consolidated Vir-
ginia with large transactions, rose from to Z.io
sales on buyers options being made up TO 10 ana
California was 6 cents higher at L. Some oi the
Leadvlle shares also strong Chrysolite selling
Mt t,5s and Robinson at from 103, to 11l2. Silver
Cld was lower falling from 4.05 to 400. Orentai
and Miller was steady at 35 and State Line nos
2 aud was unchanged mt but Nos. ana @ i,ii
,her declined 10 cents To l.15. Among the Cali-
fornia god mines G cen Mountain sold at 4S1Goie
and Cherokee at 1.25 Bodie was lower at .. Miner
Boy continues 10 be active and lntde an aaN VI
y cents 10 "a Gems Great Eastern was weak and
sold at y cents. The markets closed quiet and
steady.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrnUyEJ

LEADvILLE,, Col, Aug. 16.-On the south level
from No. shaft of the Miner Boy mine. large
vein of carbOnates fully ten feet in thickness has
been struck. The management here has attempted
TO keep the information from the pubic but it is
trustworthy. The mill Is running usual and ore
shipments from other parts of the mine continue as
heretofore.
Chrysolite has already RENTED 800 600 for the
next mouths dividend besides retaining intact the
100000 reserve. The mine is improving in the
north and west workings
The new machinery ON the Denver City is running
very well. Twenty tons of shipped last
week. Considerable ore is now the dump The
shaft viii be drained in three days if no accident
occurs; ,oo,
son Consolidated shows twelve feet of magp fcent
ore. This is far to the east of any previous
working.
city yesterday from the mines.
StOrmont superintendent telegraphed August Is :
Bullion shipment, 81 800"
a Battle Mountain New, special says: "The
face OF the upper drift tunnel, of the Chic ide
rlch ore Is coming out The lower tunnel is
advancing at the rate of four feet per day The in
Gilne Is within few feet OF the second tunnel, and
Is in good body of ore. The lower tunnel is ex-
pected to strike the ledge this week, when more
men will be put on. AS mill facilities are lacking
the ore which is now taken out is being piled near
the mouth of the lower tunnel.
a., nr.. rich and important strike has been made in
tce OF the dTit running south from the shaft which
disclosed large mass of mineral bearing quartz
found in the mine. The ore also abounds in rnbv
silver, and assays up in the hundreds '
The Morning Star mine, which was lately mr.
chased by the Dahgren Company is situated abont
two miles east of the Starr Grove. The ledge is well
Defined and is from u to feet wide. II carries
considerable gold and is very rich The main in
cline down $50 feet in The first level in 60 feet
north anu south from the incline and is also in ex
ceilent ore. large amount of fine ore has been
taken out and is piled up the mine awaiting re-
ducton. ton OF the has been sent to New York
interest" ~ '0h
Father de Snet superintendent reports for the
week ending August ., that 1,4O0 tons of ore were
extracted Iom first level, 400 TO, s from second
ieSei and IS tons from third level During the week
t,o0o tons OF ore were milIed. The sill floor of
Meunty chamber was advanced 8 sets and the
horth end tunnel was advanced feet 80
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
Citn Rcul estate tor Sale.

INVESTMENT properties paving per cent
= not On BeeAHian, Witlian Nassau ani Fdlton-stl
RULAND WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
&TORE PROPERTY in Peek Slip for sale
~ 'ow RULAND ~ WHITING, l2l Nassau-st
'HO LEI on East st.-Buding in pro-
cess OF construction, suitable
5000 feet foe space with without power Apply 70 j.
NJ. HORTON, 800 4tl.aVC -
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tues lay. Aug. 16. 9SL
The following public auctions were held at

NEwYoRK. Tues lay. Aug 1G. 19SL
The following public auctions were held at
the exchange SalesroOm to-day:
BY Scott Myers
3-story brick house with lease of lot, 81 East
i,Toahway, 8 s. 22l II OF Caharinest lot 25x
10 4 leased May l. 1866, term years ground -
icn' @@oo per annum taxes, etc. Henry Bowers $4l0V
BY 4. II. Muller C Son.
4-story brick hOuse with lot, No 4S0 7th-ave,
COT oi Soths, lot 10. lx6l; Buter.. 1170O
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FERA
NETWORK
153d:st n g. 400 fl OF Courtlandt ave- 25x1OO; d
Helm to Anna Karah .'.......... $l375
Parliman and husband o A Mirtangh -. 1000
lstst, 3, ll96 ftw of 2dave, 16.3x75 Louisa ~
schmidt. exccutrx, etc, Amanda preemann 5000
l23dst n = d5o II o of Sth-ave 6Oxl061l Jos N
Eodbackcr, lefcrco. TO ID Dinkcspie another $500
o'IIcarn Ct ri o Henry o oNcili i 1880
a4th,st - 10 IT. q of llth-avc, 25xlOO5 Eliza Fa-
olley to Philip Ryan - .o'. .. 34O0
south 5thave. WIS 1922 IT s of Prince-st, 96 9x65.2
roo xrregular II Gauticr wife TO A II Emo 49,. 10000
''o4,st $, lOl.S 1T W OF Wlisave 10x29; Ann ~
hartman and husband to Ann Murtaugh 90
49, Knower ana wife TO Maria l. Bartow .,..... 10000
o. lots II E Russell and another George Ehref 1e2.5oo
2uave W 8, 76.7la # n of 1llthst 25.2axlOO;
oo kean and anOtherto Il
Soth'sl s. 6O II eot Sthave 2lyaS'; Louisa Bron-
o, ner and husband to Cntharinc Gowan 1o.5O0
oist-s =, 900 Ii W of 2d-ave, 2oAlO0, j Bookman
and wife to A Monaghan 6,00O
1oth-Si, s. 227 II 9 OF 5thave II 3xlOOj III n Fske
am! wife to Linda Dows ,.........', 47,50o
I2zd-st,s s., 1864 IT W OF 2d.avc, 03.SxlOO.lO;
M Joac hnson referee. to NJ lanziger 49,. 1860
lst-ave, cor of l2lst-st, 99lOxl l2G.oLr Murray
anu WIG 10 W IL Ponioroy and another.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17

Ceeam Gteamers.

GENfnRsAAkL nsA LrI TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
rierott,o 1iay, new NJ nW Y, T0RK NoI; and HAvRE
Crossing s1s .s se cssSos y
FsiTdSH Aqs Aus Il l. a.
LOUIS b assnt t 4 lowing a%Sast' sa
PAfooRfJG fok o.i MAIL Steamship Company's Lines,
SUM- usrhALA cESTRAf and
From Fcp aaS MeS T,,I York, Pier loot ana,st, NJ H.
sS5SS Sr ;ss sss,s M ssaa%a
For Hf&S55H sGpA af I'll
Sn aTr,ya pa.s4s Of ia SpiSa %
RED STAR LINE.
!s.s. .Sso
RiYNiIlAx RhiY5'N'iil "A salsTa,. Aat 3 Up M
sS%n' S93s s'Ssy IL"
g ''s;; . s. 5ssi si'sp v 'is'''''l
pSE'fffHFHasy SSli5,''' g.,
~ ~ Steamers cave wArsJN's sroRss. nroosva
ednesday Aug i
isa5 tJ7 ID a;a 5j tesr weaas'e9y s1 ss,s sseri IA
9ssetr1n tSo"r lam prep!ik f2f - cAlA5X Gen Agt
rssi &st @ T. T. oi h5i XXI = % y G2 Brms ~ sSan @ % n
WHITE STAR LINE
H2Y HR6 NhhF55 WAHF STEAMERS
NOl 'r Ihc steamers of this line take the Lane Roue
rcconlhe dcd by Lieutenant Maury. u s. a. on bo5 lid
o.uNulii anu hOriewart ~
TEiTG ataay a5ag RG AaF @ dis s noGn a. %
{, "a Tap pnrly SATURDAY sept 3, 1880 p.
fk'M TILE WHITE STAR DOCK, FO0T Of WEsT
lOBIE-ST.
are uniform In and
ponthrt% The Saloons StatcrooGns SmDking and Bafb
Ioois e Acci amilahpa, Vhcrc noise and motion are
N"''''Vi' '''iVi'o "''i'tilDaDic
49, "a nS--saloon. $50 and $o9 Return ticket on favor
York. ~ " '''' F""' ii"" Now
Nchc steamers neither cattl". sheen nor pics
For lhspectiol of plan. cr lfor31o onnv NJ t,
company ohcea, No. 81 Broadway, New York. t' - Wv
G. + nApr,r r.rr !, co . r. l. CORTlS, Agent
bHHHITF CArTELi, Agents Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
Che Qnrt

MONMQUIH PARK RACES, Long Branch.
An M. SECOND SUMMER MEETING. lssi
RACES TO-DAY AND EVERY DAY
TO SATURDAY. Aug. 20
c,- commencing promptly O'Clock
die Race. '' -N'~N'Ne SV0ePcchase OF Hur-
foot Of Liberty '~''Se9 NeniHa fAllroans
All poa, xSa
1:45 800. 1880 il: 30 A. m ono sns Saa oh Iiook
Special Express, 1915 D. m sy,e,ia - a m
' ''i ''"H" u'i, lncluolng admission 10
j. II. CosTRR. Secretary siesioenh
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
Counirn llrupcrln tualte0.

WANTED To Purchase-Pme lands in
price Box .26G East saginaw Mich. ~ w
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17

Il pu,oo, l,,L.'.-i - - ia TN IKAIN witt,
Htanl cent?" Depot a. ll:jj m week iay. ~ enl ~
r NV ur%dgs % Also h4t $50 days Get tcket,
''A 'e' Il orS anu = ~. ,;agidnd iroaL ~
ElilGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
LPASS EN'i 'iER TRAINS IN lnI after iav 2i 1871 will
''5np CbrtI ttLll aslr,4S,s,ts mt :: - l. a.
Reading. Niaicf than " W ts'"a: s otlsnem AHentoTa
M,tca M '@l"y lyIr' Bnlao "a West Train al 4, M
.1,i' .et t'icl"n Allentown Reaiin. Mauch Chunk
t,t,,v 'n 'lttip Pu,mIn scaplng attached
~ n",,'w' n,,, 4 frt - 't5 l.. > l. MED
p; c'nnc"t ;! - p2ntsin Htisa,y,ri iazlitoi cor -,
corncrchurchanl ),.jul-tf. H. HCUMMINfFS% Am l1g
NEW-llANEN, MERGDEN, HARTFORD.
&C. o,'d, y, ~, ii:I.p ri loLY9KE WHITE MOUNTAINS
I.ij ~ M, I've W.. 49, - LAT p - m; t23dst. Z. r.
connecting win tr,ns above and uterine
v,v on, "l "ud hif~lfa checked at 1ii Broit-
T,,N, 'n' .3ntt't. EiooSya Excursion u New.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON
~ ~ LIVE t NEt RAILRpA D. 'op.pcncug July IL lssl
w. western az Northern Express to Rochester
~" NJ. saratoga Npo'tu arrives <rrlt0yl IN
brlwtp@rop ar . Nton'r'aI yin Platts,nrg - y u"
m 'Mcigp tKpIc's. dr&wugr)Om cars 70 Canau.
-" N, 10 Ahanv Troy with connection TO ut,c,
saratoaa 'ilcns Falls lni Rujlind ~ " "~'"
GrlJ ami North Niar err - ~ -, u'son Tor Plts
sWU D. no Arcommo lntop io tlb1T and Trov
- Tn'i -. lon!, Npr,s' wtn sleemng for
I'm: r1''ln. througl every day Ia The week
Nihrar Fan Buna'o ruc io nlH Detroit. - NV
A,i,, Va y, \. WIN NJ. ~" Fio' CLAYTON. via rtcA
M t',@.t" EVnrn~t d1nv. vim sleeping cars for
,"r nj" Nt~lt ENurc's With siccing Albany an
w 4i'"' w 't' Npr'- ricsf parplac 80 and
49, tiu4i"At N'"-l otN Gid o3 " ,ivn
~ '"''"'' "'n sup G. ~. MEEK ER Gen Passr Agt
NORWICH LINE
90 H1ft1l Wor'r-t,r Nlsrul Portland an, .ho mi,
via Fewlellp cave P.r ~ 10 N"rL6 ,i.er
'' -"''''' " '''" '' w. at D. IN Sunuays pan.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
DOUBLE, TRACK, TnE Mosr IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr AND ii.E FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIIn AUNlnIIt. SArErN

I Lrans cave NcwYort Dcsbrosses and Cort
G ,oi gi - TX ~ GO linn, ~ II b. m, l. 800 3:io l.
~. - ".u 0dO AMI 10 y N. AMI -
ifsihs 'l1tly sunday,
'iaiS Pi ad,i nina 2.o nm -,
:. i:1 p 9'o"l IL a. M ti-nitei ENpross 1870 d. nI l.
4, 0:iJ t:"1 "Ll D. ~, .t5 Nh; :
S3oa hl !, ';oo aud Leave Flldepho vii t,,,
den, -. M ana ':JJ diiiy n SUNDAY
Ticket Dhccs, 90 and ~ / tar Uousa and
DcsOto'SVs ana tortanot-sts Rrook
w AuneH station. oot OF FuItoI.,t, brooklyn Nos III
IlGant IL Hui-Onst. lioboacn Ierssv
igrlnt ficket o Ilcc, Sittcry-Dllcs ' '''' ~
The New YORK Transfer COMPANY IN, ami checx
baggage rom notels and residence, ~ ''' "i'
j.. r.
ACneIn MalN.snr Arnn
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
Citn i1roNcrtD iIjau;e1.

w GANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY Cash
tlu country place ifec AMI clear city. win b.
gsyeh ioT nce ec. % store property. rutland S WHIT
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
Gxcurslons.

DAILY EXCURSION to West Point AMI
Ne"Ourg See Albany Day Boats advertisements '''O
HOuRLY EXCURSIONS TO ROCKAWAY
- BEACH y. Y. WOOdhaven & RockawaV n u
Flathush-Ave. VIM D1s1"iSA Al
Running until late in the evening
Round trip Excursion Tickets so ceats
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
5NO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESrABLrSHEp "oUTE AND SHORT LINE
- ll'AlNe eAtd WAY E.j.K DAYS AAD . oN
slNoNf lHItl-E STATIONS ~ FtlLADELPdIA
iWO ~ y Nt.N-lOEh.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
9tcam5Hats ano tiallrnlas.

! Oaa r,,i,"o. nOS iON.-IliE LATEST TRAIN Will,
>. iiHnan Shoppers via y y. IT, ani II "a go
m ooa.I" Depot a. i:jj week lays and It.il
I'm tiiFN Also tftinA $50 ~. dag. GET ficxl
''i wv Il ofh ana =
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
IRON STEAMBOAT co.
FOR CoNEY ISLAND.

FOR CoNEY ISLAND
Boats for IRON PIER leave West 2sd-st bo,-s- q . -
70 " p m. Pier No l. 80 minutes later ''' - ~
Boats via SEA BEACH RAILROAD leava t,,ox NJ 4
hourly, e;l5 a. m. TO 1915 .. m. ~ ~"
N.B.-on SUM DAYS, extra boats a short intervals
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
WHITE MOUNTAINS,

WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE MEMPHREMAGoG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing June 81 Special Fast Express Tran with
Parlor Cars will leave Grand Central Depot NewYork VIA
N ", N III. and H. r. r. At l0:35 A NJ daily except
days arriving at the White Mountains early evening
For time tables rates. etc, apply Ticket Agents "
N. ii. and III. II. r., or to
r.. HEMPsTkAD g. T. A, 4th-ave. and 42d-st N "
HUDSON.-Steamers Redfield and McManus
4 for Hudson, and via Boston Albany Railroad 10
Chathau Lebanon Springs Bennington, Piftshed, North
AGams and 1srnsate points Also connecting Hudson
mans and Casteton. Daily at d IN (sundays excenss.n
fr0m Pier SO. North kiyeE S" SsF'S""
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17

IhAINS leave Hunters Point: s:35. 10 and II q M q
500 4:9o $50 and The s:35 and $50 D M ars
trains all
out change the II $3.50 D. 10 being sDesj a., "a
presses with through cars from BROOKLYN -
Leave Long Beach. 6:t5 $40 $50 40 a m 0aS o.sx
5:ln. lO5, 9:25 and iO:l5 q m - - ~ "'s's
sunday traius leave Hunters Point. < a.2s ana
:, - . D o. ana p m fast trains Through
hour ~ oi an
Pine Street Annex boat connects with AN ,,,.-no ,
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

A TROY BOATS CTTIZENC, TTNu
As Note chaugei c1,Is
k No ~ North River D: ooa
dsy steamer touches "a Albany "na oSe sun
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
\ ONG BEACH.

n ONU bLAIH.
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANax
IN as MINUTES
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17
GRAND UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
HENRY CLAIR Lessee

HAMILTON HOUSE, Stamford, Conn
AA Firstcass family hotel modern convenierccs LARGO
rooms private piazza fine shade beautiful drives coating
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17

FOR FALL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE EAST
Tho best ronte ~ White Mounains Mt prin
cpai cities inland AMI seasloe resorts
the provinces. The spontid steamers
,, BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
leave New. ork daily (Sundavs ncuded at j;30 fron
rier S ~ H. iootot Murrayst and direct to FAN Rive
without sopping 1t New9ort Grand promenade
every evenngrv the S1e1 bands All ATTACHED
touhese stelners Long water rols dll Nights hv
morning trains ostoa (time
-
New-York tribune., 1881-08-17

1 viBBARDdailY Sundays excepts "A leava , ann -
A. M sodin Ssa-sI at M Brooklyn by Annex stS
auuiug s Nyack Ferry West Point Nevn1rs
cRse ecR tnneoeck Catski and ison Connen r. pbia
at Albany T or AT hadSSn for Pts6eld spa ETC.
River EApREss New York Central and Hudson
tcxetsto West Point or Newsd via this line Trip
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-13
Body Removing Suspended.

VIENNA, December lion account OF the
danger of walls falling in the work of re-
moving the bodies from the ruins, work
has been suspended until supports are
erected. The President Of the Council and
Minister of the Interior said in the Reichs-
tag to-day that vigorous
policy would be taken against the one
proved guilty Of culpable negligence
The morning papers list numbers $50. The
funeral of the victims commenced shortly
after daybreak this morning. The
Hebrew dead were conveyed TO the Jewish
portion of the cemetery. The scenes at the
graves were painful to witness. The Com
mon Council has issued notice that the fti-
neral of those victims who cannot be buried
by their friends will take place on Mon.
day Phe ruins of the burned theatre
were surrounded by crowds of people to-
day. The work of removal of the debris
has been resumed. The hall of the hospi-
tai where the bodies were laid presents an
agonizing sight. An official list gives the
number OF missing as 9l7 1t is feared as
the debris is removed hundred bodies will
be found in th, blocked-up passages. The
agent of the fire brigade states that all
inside tho theatre is heap of human bones
and charred remains.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-13
Austin.
Special TO the Herald.


AUSTIN, December i2.-0nly nineteen of
the two hundred and ten incorporated rail.
road companies have made their annual
report to date, although the law subjects
railroad corporations to fine of 1000 for
not having its annual September report
filed by October Goth.
The Sheriff of Blanco county and his
deputy arrived here this morning from
Polk county Arkansas, with Joseph
Radliff and his two sons, George and
James, indicted in Blanco county in 1874,
for cattle stealing, and since then, until q
few days ago, have been sojorrning in
The Kyle, Lockhart ~ Southern Rail
road company, capital stock $24OOOO, filed
| a charter to-day The road is to run from
Kyle, Hayes county, through Caldwell
county to Lockhart.
Captain Oglesby, with small detach-
ment of rangers, is on duty to-day at Lar
edo. His instructions are not TO interfere
in the election, but TO make arrests for
fraudulent voting on proper complaints
and papers.
A Deputy United States Marshal, of like
conservative instructions, is also on duty at
Laredo.
Gibson, Michiganer, convicted of adul-
terry few days ago, and fined 81 600 had
new trial to-day, He plead guilty and was
fined $500
Lewis Brown, colored for an attempt TO
commit rape, was sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-13
Prohibition Gets Majority Vote in
Fannin County-..A Heavy Burglary
at Same Place...Court of
Appeals Decisions.
Governor Roberts atTyler...A Boom at
Big Springs...Four Murderers Es.
cape from the Abilene Jail,
Kyle iOckhart a. Southern Railroad
Company File u Charter.
Other Interesting State News.
Tyler.

Ayttis
Special to the Herald
Tyler, December l2.--Geo. II. Moore,
late Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
reached the city last night.
Governor Roberts, who has been spending
few days in Tyler returns to Austin to-
night.
Judge r. $. Walker, ofhc Commission
of Appeals, leaves by same train for New
Orleans.
The Court of Appeals will finish all bui-
ness before 1t adjourns on Saturday.
The cases decided by the Commissioner
Of Appeals to-day are as follows:
The City of Brenham vs.. Il. w Reck.r
rom Washington, Reversed and dis
missed.
The Board of Trustees of Trinity Uniyer-
sity vs. L. L. Mcfarland from Limestone,
Reversed and remanded.
Lynch and Lewis VS.. Larkowitz & Bro.
and Strauss; from Hopkins. Reversed and
dismissed.
Martin Kenzie VS., Joe Ward: from An.
derson. Reversed and remanded.
NJ, }. Morris VS.. c. w. Woods: from
Delta. Affirmed.
James Wilson, administrator, VS.. w. r.
Griffin ct al; from Rusk. Affirmed.
Bach, Meese 4 Co. VS.. Il. A. Ginocchio;
from Harrison. Reversed and dismissed.
Thomas Dwyer VS.. A. Testard; from Wash.
ton. Motion for rehearing oyerruled.
9; w. Glasscock VS.. 4. p. Hughes; from
Williamson. Reversed and remandcd.
Mary i. Cassidy VS.. G. G.. Frankland
from McLennan. Reversed and remanded