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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07
Texas Aiftiugs.

As civilization marches westward, carrying
happiness and prosperity TO the thrifty pio-
ner OF tho west, 80 do Pearson's pretty
boauew circulate 10 some points, making
happy the hearts Of many far ladies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

The respectable drug stores, hotels, res
taurants and places Of public resort all over
the country keep "Conrad's Budweiser
Beer.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Cots of every style and price, very thing
for this hot wes,hPr, al Unon City Furni-
ture company, Gil Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Commercial men ma Others Visiting
Austin should stop at the Raymond House.
II Is by far the beet hotel in the city and the
rates have recently been reduced TO 50 per
day. The rooms are large aud airy, every ono
has an electric bell and every thing is ars,-
clMa In hXerY reannct.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Buy your furniture from first hands. You
can do so and save money by calling on
Union City Furniture company, Gil Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

WIN save this hair and keep Il In strong and
healthy condition, because 1t will stimulate
the roots of the hair, and restore the natural
action upon which Its growth depends.
Burnetts flayoring extracts are absolutely
Dure,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07
Lumber landed Her In tho Lock I'm

Lumber Landed Her I'm tho Lock up.
Maria Edward, Is washer.woman. She
holds forth near Elliops lumber yard In
East Dallas. Pieces Of lumber were misscd
from ihs yard. The proprietor suspected
Maria Of purloining tho pieces OF numbers
this suspicion was communicated 10 the Oh
Gers. Mari, lenRui.hes In Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Abilene, Texss, is the most comfortable
place for drummers and strangers to stop.
Good rooms, fine table; Mexican tsmales
chile con-carne, spring chickens and fish q
specially.
II. T. MCLARTY, Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Ona Of the az schools In Tho west. Christ
ian Fepsle College. Columbia, Mo. Before
deciding what rchool 70 patroniEe. send for
catalogue. G.S. BRYANT, Pres.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

The Misses Jones and Smith arrived on
last evenings train from Illinois. They i'm
meiia,ely reps rel 10 Peerson's and bought
n handsome no. lat apiece.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

The HERALD STEAM JOB PRINTING OFFICE
sprepsred to execute In the highest s,yle OF
It, any and all railroad printing at the short.
at note.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Parties owning lands in Clay, Wichita,
Archer, Wilbsrger or Hardeman counties,
can find a cash purchaser by addressing
A. II COLLINS, Denton, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Counties for sale, near line of new rail-
road FOSTER & HARRAL,
Houston, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

A 20 foot glsss..eh case, at bargain, al
A. SUMNER & Co.'S.
Music Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07
Ladies' Please Take N.,,cc.

Clearance ,sle Of trimmed bats and bon
nets, nj your own price, at M. Rossnthal &
Company, opposite 50. George hotel, 7ls
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Hot. Hotter, hottest.
Eserywh4re except al Peaisons cool mil.
inery par ore. Toe ladies all 20 there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Ladies' dresses So, So, 81 and So, worth
so per cent. more, Mt Pearson's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Ellington is always receiving new furni
ure, 70l Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07
The New Abilene uoteI.

For the public good: "Conrsd's Budweis I
Beer"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07
z. OF r. Picsic, Friday Evening,
August I2,h.

Invitations will be zen out Monday even
ing. M mbers arc requested to furnish the
Committee with names OF their friends &c
whom they desire invitations sent.
RIP. AUHspAuou,
Chairman Committee on Invitation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Tho finest lot Of beds,esds In town at
Union City Furniture company, Gil Kim
| atrcal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Board OF Trade saloon and Billiard
Hail.
AT this establishment on tbs corner Main
nd austin streets, Purdy u Randall, pro-
prietors, are to be found the very choicest
and only the very choicest Of liquors, wines,
ales beer, etc, from the leading manufacture
ers and dealers of this country and Europe.
A newly fitted up, most tastefully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated BILL
lard hall 10 one Of the attractions. Call and
SEQ them.
, 1881-01-08
WAS HE MURDERED

A CnAe for tho Voiice 10 Fnttl01,,.
&M. r. Anderson. u Swolo, died at ttefCounty-
Hospital At un curly htsur thls tnurn!Mg III con-
sequence uf injuries received By either falliuE
or being p,ishcf, .lowti basement subway nt
tho corner OF Chicago and Milwaukee avenues,
on the night Of Dec. H. lilo wHs found lying
thoro in scmt-unconsciaus condition ut MI
curly hour In tho morning. and WIZ removed
to the ChlcnRu Avenue Stallion. A physician
who attended hin, thoro sai.l that ho WIS hadly
Injured nbout the spine md internally, and rec
ou,1nandc1 bis ru,nusnl to tho County Hospital.
Tho police were Of tho tpiriUn tl,at Anderson
slipped on tho sfduEalk. which svas covered
With leo and anuw, hit Anderson him
self elaln,cd to hnve boot pushed down
tho stairway by thrco drunken bsawlers. wtu
had attempted to rob him. A,,'erson wis III
yours Ut nKc, md bud only bccn abort tllut III
tlp cDautry. md only few tlnys In tho city,
lle also eau,cd to hasa ,famlly Ia
THO pullce havo, claltncd since tho ,atfalr
occurred that Andersen wna tAt1xlcAted, and
accidentally tcll, md, fnastnitoh M they were
unab.9 to got at tho fn1ts whi1D Anderson waB
yut nlvc ind conscious 1t IL Improbable thAt
they Will succeed In doing 10, now thAt be is
HnnA
, 1881-01-08
mitch tlku to have paid otf. and thon this church
will not uwe ono cent to ltsclf or to q nc'Rhbor.'
Eufttat on Mf. flpnchnr dAttlt

,nt,ch 1lku to have paid Oh. and thon this church
will not uwe ono cent to Itself or to ne'Rhbor."
Further on Mt. Dpocbor said.
"rlIla C1lu1lCl1 WAY nUitN IN MT ARMS.
I havo been itE only pastor. asn In vigorous
health. and vo.,d, for anxht knnw. forte years
ia came; but wtcu a tnau hMA come ~ my time
nf I!fe be Il nimon!ahed Tint he may hnvc 10
gIvo up earthly work ut any titno. and when
frusn year 10 year look out at this t':tntinR Of
tho congregation have a stronE feeling TINT
tho next tItnG tho ycnr e0tncA nT6uhA fhall
loDk Mt It from nnothor sphcrc. Uut, Coz! Will
my. nm IN life hntl hcA,th. and etlRll hn nf'to
to adm lniftor 10 you next year ns have In tho
past. to tho hest of mir al,Ilty. y,at will hear
witness that tor thrty-fotsr ycnra there fIns
never been quarrel NOR a. tlunbblc In this
church, In this congregation. n,ndc TIP OF big
headcu, Vigorous men, cnpnbic If driving their
own business Without help from anybody, and
with a will ut their nnn-Bome Of tholn-
dun't remember over 10 hnyp totn naked In in
tcrfcro to reconcile anybody 10 niIytot'y else.
Through times Of slavery. times Of war, and
times ns .groat pubito disturbance, Isis church
hns becl
r1.EE FROM 8TiiPE,-
n church, too, whero overy rnar Inns hocn
FREQ to apcnk biz opinon. think TINT
this Is due, In tho goodness or GM1. to tho
essential benefit yo. hayo derived from tho
pronohtnB Of tho Gospc1, and deem 1t n tostt-
tipninl Ut Gods Kou4luuas well WurtiIy Of rcc-
ura." {Applnnsc.1 Mr. +. T.. 1inyt tho,t aska,
fur bills for first ctuieu. 4 etlrt WIS made at
so md tho prlco quickly rose 10 800, at Which
susa It wns kuockctt dawn 10 kr. II. II. Cailin.
Following IL n list Of tho premiums Of 500 and
over In tic orsler In wh!eh thoy wcrc recorded.
with tho nnsnlnrs Of tho t}ews selected, tho
nanaes Of tic purchasers, and tho 11cd rental Of
, 1881-01-08
Advice to \ Young Man.


NY son. It mny DO thAt as Yon grow older you
will he se!xctl with an ambition 10 seryc your
smnry II thS s as q q Gsxssa t. a tGs ea md
= sa,ss y Iobase. heS! .hs Js!iy papers lad
t,,ls,,lers Of tho AlMerlcan icxls!ntor.. Cut out
ssoiwscn M inc iion. sir Cioaser anu ito iion. Ill.,
~ iiS n; r.; III : prossnt,ax III. M
'1 The III; iio.,. Ii: :slark@"The aoaossbo sentlo-
a s ,sssy sr as ss se::t 'sf It, stee #
III two shukos u II shcups tal! 1 WIZ kick tho
@ sa"T III III ,t bo carc.
ful. III lilo heat Ut tIcaate, not tu Nvnsstep tno
hq.lnas & 81 ot Rsr1!atlsntary nsKs"
eare.! son q II Klin fronn wo'tlon., shoe county,
ata 4 to % ca.'s ~ wh,G ons al''s q @ 't'e ,,,.,.,.,
.ep I'll f III boa e. esk aa tap &c p ns
lnauleysy, Dance 10 me. yoa sucker, lonty weigh
fhe linn. Ms. snark-"IIl slap your nasty
n,o,ith you vunonlol,s old beast."
The lion: 11r G'eayes;-"Aw-w, !; shut up, skln.
"y as wSs ,s 9 1 you ,a@. ES & yexa.-ptaok hi.
eyo! iilt n'ln in tlo laouih!".
,uhor hollorablo genslea'oI, from various
pasto-hor for luck sMack hin III tho s'lo9l,"
The linu. Guy Mr lianlle, tue s{eaker, .uIldiy-
"4Ah ht,Mfab!a XHitsiumtH MHt p!bhab kt.t31t
.wIlhh thu bounds at parliamentary Gt,urtusy.
Tho lion. Mr.. Cteavcr, jumping 1p IN Tho Atr
md CRACKING bis huals tVxothor-" Whuop!
Kin otnw up aud carry dit my SON nf ~ thluf
hetweun ChIeaKn ahd CAirn! II you don't b0-
ltevu II. a1llgll Ut my hlAHAlh
Tte lton hr s,'ark-" llola n'e down. Sung !,.,
and ! nnt rnw buuaiu3 Whcru do yon want tu
h0 hit hrHtT" a.
Aud just hero. tho pplioo. on ther way. ~
c1Us4 u dlsurleriy houkU IN tho nnxaDorhGk,d,
stepped In Aud ctpEeu tho dDuAte. :.
From thb pAxgs0f Congressional history, luy
son, you Gun sco how tu t!trhot yt'1r reaAlnx ~
orluT to NcaluirG aalticemt knowledge Ut fuan-
etut tnhttgfa tu participate In q utlMto III Tho
Funding bl!l. II l1ay hu II grand thlllx tO ~ ~
Congress. I won't dlstnurags yo. NY dsstr boy.
n YOUR ambition leans t that ttrcc!ioil. 6!il o.
long III you have un alternative Upon. ", lotss
IN you can Hnt Y sleAdy ustuaf!!Hl As
ehaflibHrtnAtI ta u livery stnble or clerk nn d
ruft, l wouldn't 4dytsc YOU To Sat yu1r heArt
Oh toalKrcAs. Tho Asnortcan ps'tplo se1llY .!u
not huf9 very MuElI respect fnr Culbkttss, ~
body. They nro always sorry tn se1 1t IN sus~
sio!i. Thsy &re always ElAd wlns. 1t Mdlourus.
Individually, thu 1nena1ers Of EanKrcAs arul
believe, Yool cstlxons, Yoth uulXhtx,Es,. good
mon. nut for Il lot OF g00l raw alaterfAl, uly
buy, thoy cnn make tho mnnucst agxreFatu
wdGn they yet tuKcthar. Don't worry abnut
gonx " Congress, TuIolnauaus. un to tha
mines, nr Ioln tho nllnstreis fuur paruMts will
falnk tAoF0 Of }Ou.
, 1881-01-08

rates, Shles Vt No. 1 rclt nt si.2l, closing at
S1.e5 bid; No. y red at Sl.tGQ11.l8, chiefly
at si.1G}f In store anu s1.l7qtl.1s a,tont,
closing nt 3i.18; do Janunry Mt sl.1G94W
i.i7ll. chasing nt sl.l7,l asked; do
Febr,,nry ut s1.tS1{@l.l0l{, closing nj
sL1Dl4: tn March 1T 8t.9Jt4aqI.3l4. closii'E
at sl.ai askel; tto April tho llrst sa1e of this
0tsEon reported for q LONG tIme) Mt 81. .22t9 do
May ut si.:l@L2t1i, closing at s1.att6 asketl;
No. 3 retl at st.14ti9G5 10 steamer grades
at $t.t0; uugradcd rel at l.taG3l INK, ~ to
qualify; Nm. ClIicago spring oii private
terms; quoted Mt atn,ut sl.15; .lngtntletl
spring reported at el.llQ1i.l3.
cnttS, OATH, NYE, AND tEAnf.Ev.
Corn was fairly nctlw,, and generally
stronger prices, tho ADVANCE having been
from ll{QD1{ cents bushel, cluang In the
optlon line somewhat Irregular; sslcs Of
mixed Western ungrutlsd ut 5}Gt57 cents. rs
to quhllty; No. 4, h:'6753M ccfts, closing at
b31,< cents; New York steamer mixed, BIG
bi,1 cents.
Oata were III moro Urgent request, having
becn advanced auite sharply, In several In
stances rs 'niscIl III 1111 cet,t b,lsltel. c1"s-
Ing somewhat unsettled, md II, tho instance
Of March option a, sltadU weaker. Sales OF
wll1tc Western t,ngradcs Mt '43se4G>S cents. rs
10 quality; mixctl tlo Mt aaGl43h cents; No.
Chicago quoted 1T i}14 cents.
lsyo wanted, but held Mt extreme prices,
checking business M. | sold Mt De.
barley lHactlvc; quoted wenk and unset-
tied.
1'rovis1ons-1log products quoted trt1e
hfghnr, will, n Fuoit business ilnted, chiefly
In Western stcntn lard. Western mess pork
| In fair request fur carly delivery; quoted Mt
sl2.75Q3i3.o0 for old. ard IN tho option lfnG
| quite dull; February delivery Mt sl37j bid
MID St4.00 asked; N[nrch Mt $500 bid md
sl4.U asked; April at s1J.70 bid and s14.0C
asked. Cut n,uats LII fntr request Mt steatly
| prices. Sales Of plckletl bellies Mt 75s@711c,
Bncon stronger, with long clenr quoted al
! S7.25 anil abort clear ut 27.0j.
Western stca,n lard tn fairly active tletnnnd
for carly delivery Mt stronger prices, closing
ut 901e111el9. Is; md tn tho option lIrG again
freely dealt IN and closed strong ut MI nd
vance Ut 6c, with Ja,itary options closing at
| S0.10@O 1910; Fclruary ut SD.171f, March ri
$v.a.t44Gl0.2j. April at sU.30@n:faa1ll, May al
sD.'l5 bid.
Tallnw III fair demand, Will, sales noted 4,
G@8 BIG cents, tho lutter for choice.
| 0uoCEIIts,
Raw sugars attracted moro attention al
stronger prices, CLOSING at 1l.iG@7 1916 cents
for fair to good refining. Cuba-A strong
market llotetl for refined sugars on co,npar'
atlvely light offerings and n good demand
with cut loaf closing at 07id1t0 celts.
I FhE10fffa.
Frcigl,ts-Dirth movement tn fair aggrc
gate ut unchanged quotations, attlluugl, root
for graln by steam for London was quoted I
sl.aao lower. For I.lyospao!. tho Engage
ncnts reported by steam, Itonr Mt osM!9.s I'll
mostly through freight aah forward slip
tncMt, md by outp0rt steotners rs low rs g
Wheat ut G1sd, provisions ut rs Gd@ts,s G.l
mainly through freight, nra by outpor
steamer rs low ns Us tju03E1s.
, 1881-01-08

guilty Of mIss,caor , a Ge Ssr 1ahlS 1s to @ e,
Der or senator Is Ia be allowed to hold stock
In my such company nntll a certain number
OF years after lsOtlitlg .,!ficG.
ttttat Uist&,feh tn TIT thttaon Tribune.
1lAMiLrnS, Jan. 7.--rlc !I,stt Taylor, re-
ferred to some tlu,G nRo It, these dispatches
m hnyinE deserted his wl!r, has been arrested
at st. GATHERINGS, and brought llein Thc
from his alleged wife. III addition Il, .hs
woman Win IIntl him ,arrrsted, another
woman in l}rantforI clatns to be Ills wife !;
anil tlIerc Is Etflf another, row living With ls
mother, with his children, In tic State Ut
NrW York.
, 1881-01-08
ITEMS.


brnCCK Nf \ HURRICANE,
NEW YoNK, Jun. 7.-The German steamer
Katle, bound from Glasgow 10 Now York,
was struck, OIL Nov. 81, by hurricane, which
disabled her engines aud did other damage,
and Obliged her 10 put back 10 Queenstown
for repairs. She Inns arrived at this port.
MURDERED ny 4 1t!GHwAYMAH.
William Hermann tiled at tho hospital last
night Ut fractured skull, having been at-
tackel by q hlghwayman OIL tho night ot
Doc. 8.
A WRESTLING MATCH
+ Duncan @. liDss. tho Scotch wrestler, md
Edwin libby, met yesterday and signed artl-
cles ut agreement to wrestlo In this city be-
tween tho 18TH mud a0tii Of this month.
"catctl-as-catc,~caM," the American rules,
for S130 side, best three falls nut Of live.
One hundred aud fifty dnllRrs sldo Was do
posted In the hands Of Frank Queen.
TIE o'LEAIsY WALK.
Twellt-eigiIt entries lnvc been made for
tho 0'Leasy walkIhg-tnatol III February.
AN rrAL1AN MISUNDERSTANDING.
Four Italian laborprs, Vito Mnrin0, Carlo
Bonbino, Alphonso Assaria, and Antonio
Arbor, occupied v room together on James
street. Carlo was refused n.tmittance lust
night because he was drunk and ttsortlerly.
lie battered the aoOr In, When Marlin sprung
at hirn. nfu they Ind u terflbla struggle, III
which stllettoos wcre usod. Both mon veto
fcnrfully cut.
a LOTTERY MAN,
Zac,,arlall i, Simmons, Ut tho tir,n OF slni-
mons, Dickinson Il Co.. the llea.l OF tha ket.-
lucky Stato Lottery III this city was nr-
raIxnul III Geuoral Sessions ycstertiny oil
two indictments charging him witt. selling
Iottary tickets at 900 broadway. l1e pleaded
not guilty, md his counsel, Alr. Wh.te!,easl,
gave nntlca TINT next Tueslay llo would
argue a motion to quasl' the Indictment.
NRW sTEA1IH1ltr LINE,
Aleasrs. BoFlng j. Archibald announce tie
formation OF a new Hue OF frciRht.steatncra
under tia tltlu OF tho Quay SIlo I.!sle, to pay
between ttis port anu Newcastle-oA-ryllu
The two pioneer yesse!s ar0 British staain-
ships,-Naylgatton 1,b58 tolis. mud William
Dickinson, a,l11 TINS. These will leave this
pott OH their first trip out Feb, and s5 IT,
Tiss REAGAN MEASURE, .,.
The Chamber of Commerce. COMMITTEES OH
1saIlroa.l Transportation has approved the
Neagat, regulation iii tho Interest Of colll"
mesce, and adyocatos the appointment Of y
National lsaIiroad ComMisslon. .
UOLD FROM EUROPE.
Tho steamships Sllesla ana 6chie1aln
brought $500, 600 III specie.
T. Dc Witt Talnage,~ it,, son OF the Roy.
Dr., Talmage, died yesterday Of pneumonia.
Ago - lie was lately Admitted to the Bar.
cOlS.
Tue Evening Puss says that over So. .0oo. .ooo
, 1881-01-08
PRODUCTION AND ExrOfT.
Special Dttuatth to I1k (hicuoO Tribune,


Special D.pateh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
NEw YoltK, Jnn. 7.-Tlo current number
of Nltsdstrcct's will contain very conIpre-
hcnstyo. nrtte}o Oil tho production Naltl
export Of Indian corn in tho United
States. Tho exports Of this ceYea! from
New York III 1850 were 1856, 40
bushels; from Philadelphia, ls,1T..3a0
bushels; FROM Baltimore, l5,24f, ,so5 bushels;
from Boston, IL, ,45i.2a5O bushels; from New
Orleans, 1,103,N}i bushels: from Montreal,
1,ts@, lGt bushels; total, Ill l,tG5,1a3 bushels,
ngainst 81 tGS,25o bushels in ie70 and " ,5s5.-
$40 bushels tn,l87B
THE TOTAL. rEcElITs
Of corn at TIC ports Of New York, Plli1adel-
phfn, Baltimore, Now Orleans Boston, Muir
treal, aild Portland In 1850 were 13D,3l0, ,050
bushels, or 33,G43.507 bushels lii excess Of
1870.
In conclusion the artfcln says: "I'le point
to be noted Is tho llfgl. position taken by III
dlnn corn ntad its products tn this coWn-
try, and tho cllange since 1850. ranking
second as 1t nnw does only to wheut n,ld
cotton. THIS ltatls to the question ut prices.
1t will bo Remembered tlatin 1SG0-'10, when
our exports dropped to f,.1a, f15 busl,-
oils, tint coru was In sucl, large
supply III England FROM Dailublan md Dlnck
Sea ports that It could bo lnjd In America Mt
profit, II sales cOlila have been nude to mr.
rive, this Indicating OF course TINT, wl.Ilc
America needed every bAsflel she raised
for 1ler own llonlo consumption, tha
price reached po1nt almost high cnougl
to warrant imports. II tho crop In lsti5-'O of,
say, D00, 0,000, 600 bushels, wns all absorbed
Rt home, tho lncreusad demand for corn
In this country III 1881, II export
, 1881-01-08

MISSOURI RAILROADS..
The Missouri Board Of 1sat1rnad Commit,
sloners Dlaye completed their biennial rcpos
10 the Governor md Leris'aturu Of Missouri
The rcport Ia for the years. 1879 and 1850. Tn
st. Los!ts Republican, has giuaned the FOL
lowing items from the report:
Tho aects0n OF tho report concerning atbftrfs
companies md Patrons, shippers, and passcls
gers @ &c cot!tM'ps IT. IN full iargo number Of tlcck
freight, Transportation charges, passeugor
ra!es. passengers, shippers. and ra1rnnd cur
par'ts' r!sks, and protcot!on Of human ltfo AM
aa;ts3, trs,ea ,s,, q, tha , co,nmiss!otneIs. i r.
saf aG ,"pes %sss q E rtsss sxs
a hundred weight, there having been differ
glasses Of freight: III mining dstricta Of tho
stnio j. was ~ usual for railroad conpansos and
snlpper: t. take II po'ds Of ore q hnMrss
as i car-loaiI. Shippers ii livestock. agri-
enltt,ral md factory products Ia tho min.
nslste on lonx ion weiKhts WHOM et,arscs Voro
tchstfnicd by ewts. Tho rniirund companies
reiMsei 70 ascct!o e the dennsnd, climbing that
In ncnrly nll Of tho other etntcA q lcRalfzcd{
hnndrcdwesKht Of freight waa 100 pounds and,
as as mining protlGcts wcrc aasly cured for by
sowea e Ds ponnas Ts1e ws 90
special statute or lcgnl ruling, In. Missouri u
En1' ,S tS coss
sse .se "f Rattrosa s saap eonpnues ''a e mnss
ee st nsa aor onxai sSns PCT prpose. m s paa d.
shnrtd be- owt, II ton s,O0 pounds, and a
car-loatl :1,oo0 pounds. Tho decision Of tbs
Missouri has now M us11cial lssandaru hundreds
welVht for shippers md railroads. which bn1
hccn 3pe "nif1,riy n oyer .hs STATE Tha
atlt1ltr on tho subject.
, 1881-01-08
A General Advance in Prfccs-
= Strong Probability Of An
Otllor Boom.
Wheat Again Rose in Prfce-other
Grains ActIve-Provis-
i, ions Higher.
Tho Production and Exports Of Corn
Second Only 10 Wheat and
Cotton.
Pool 1-0'Leay- slush : aenovieve Ward
Granted an Injunction
Misunderstanding,

i N4oyk49 A4s3 A-ASs
sOME OF TI1E1 PARTIES ACCUSED HEARD
FROM.
Special Dispatch 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
NEw YDt,K, Jnll. 7.-lhc parties who 'nro
bec,, attacked tic past few days by a small
morning paper here, and alleged to have
been responsible for the A1nrey letter, nre
bfnc heard from, md their responses to tho
lmpllctl allegations need no special intnrpfe-
tattop, First Is Stilson l1utclItrs, of tho
Washington Post, who writes rs follows 10
tho Tribune Of tltls city: 1885,.
VIII vol, do mo tho favor to allow mo 10 sny
Tint I,ny ,pnn VIM intlu1ntca thnt had nnythtn
to do With tho Morcy letter, tts reception. ma1si-
fncturo, ur publication, Is MI Intentional SLUT
dercr, ms we'll MS n liar, and thus ol'ligc'
Br114oN, liuTC1ISs.
sf1s. r. E. I,oNERGAN,
tho detective, who secured tho nrtost OF l'htlp,
mud who IA now indirectly charged by Jnync
with having bcen ono Of thOs0 who concoctcti
tho letter. 1io Tonight seat tho following lottof
to tue Now York Tribute:
New YOrK, .Iau. S.--The statements Under tho
healing, "Tho alorcy Forgery Again." In tho
New York Tribute of tho 9th lust, 80 fur na tho
sane reinto to mo Aro ant1rGDy. tuozcueably.
mud td,ot'eaily fAsso. Tho attempt made by tho
Irt1une's informant to divort pnnFshnlont frolli
tho forgers Of tho Bofoy letter IL schema Do
rlscl BY sooundrol uut formulated by fool.
T. y. LuHENGAN.
blr. IMntley Is not yet heard fran, but whcl,
!lu finds 1t timely to speak his story will ox-
pose series OF peculiar transactions thnt
will not be very crctltab.o to those who have
been mixed up III the case on tho other side.
III tho incAntime, more nstt iii ling revela'
t!ons arc promised by tllos vii l'nye under
taken to clean Tho skirts 1.ol 'ly OF rhilp,
, 1881-01-08

HVeNP9s 1FSPts661s EHf8VVV
NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. 7,-Joseptl
brooks. proprietor Of Lcuhrie's Theatre.
Memphis, Tenn. has entered Il suit agalast
Csuscho l. lloppur, proprletors Of tho - Ono
Hundred Wiyes"' combination. now ptaylng
at tic Grand Opera-IIouse, for $500 DAHL
Agcs. Afr. Dro0ks Ind entered into MI nRree-
l,ient Will, the combination, Ia plny ut llis
tleatru TOR o,tB week commencing tIall. = 4
writ Uf nttnghmellt was prayed for to s4'lzt
a,,tl was graMtett 6y Judge Lazarus. David
Uidwell signing the bU1id for the plaintiff.