davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16

In London British cons0ls were stronger and
hlgaeT at iOi 5-36 Tor money and 1Ol ZIG for ae-
count. United states continued 5s were steady at
lOii2 2A3 l. AT I'D. American railways Wclc all
the home markets But the early prices were not
fally maintained. In Paris, French per cents are
quoted SJ.i0S light exchange on LOulOa being
%j.2J ira}.CS 10 The L.
The following named securities have boen ed
oltcd to dealings at the Stock Exchange
Texas Central Railway COmpany-s2, 145 600
first morteage sinking fund gold bonds due No.
vcnhcr, 1901.
hichmond sud Allegheny Railroad Compauy-al-
dluonai ST23,3op capital stock represented hv
stock trust certificates. The additional amouut
makes tot3i of $4,000, 900 issued
Sclot' Valley Railway COmpanv-%2 800 600 cap
Ia STOCK, ~ >A;:Tes OF $50 each and - lUO. 900
hfSt c9nso.id"ted mortgage z per cent bonds dUc
July, 1910.
Chicago, -. Louis and New Orleans Railroad Com
pany--T N,ODV0OD gold , per cent bonds due 80 r.
The bonds arc secured by - general mortgage and
are issued aui 60 be issued for the retirement Of
prior lien bonds.
Steluiahip Coinrauy-Sl, ,272. 600 gold Is per cent
bonds. due 1870 secured by first lnortgag. 0 ih,
con!tauy5 extended road fTOu Morgan City to Alex
andrla.
naSs Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Railroad
t0mpdny-coinlnon stock, 80, ,5G0 900; preferred
STOCK, TlG G1co,U0O; first mortgage consolidated >
pen cent bonds, due july. 1890, and income 6 par
ile Hone Insurance Company of Now FORK ma Lcs
us itf-slati >einannual statement, showing cas-
assets jHy l, 1851 amounting TO SO, 500 O29 which
SHOWS n"i surplus of Tl,7JS. .G27 after reseryiug
z'io|4o@ 1Or une3rneI premiums and unpaid
losses.
The rece1pts aud shipments at aud fro:n buralo
to-day were IS follows:
eiDts
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16

V,r} l.. -, was done ia STATE bolis ou,s,l' Of
roanrss~.s ',aich, With far amount o; ~ lsiuc's
declined ,. ser cent 70 -. LouisiaYa colspl3 were
ira SO pi,,a. ia.sG6'4 a ljies and small los sold
!. 81. Ni,-ilia Is old biougAi 3S.
Rai!r.ai .oY.ls generally ware dan, aal in some
lst.,a..4 ,'s .,as in prices ,naie yesterday were
L,s 1,;s...c,nl consoS sold IS hjgh Is 1943, h,lt
,los,I u2.'au.,l at l012 Missouri, Kansa, AMI
rcx.-, .r,. rl mortgages were ac,;vc, bat closed
,ejll q la, of - al Ss'2 Bcsfon Hartford and
Ene rg1;s ftH from - to 79a 79'1, and Rome,
Wa7cr.o., aud Oeleasbprg .irsts declined from
!o2le t, l02. Canada Southern frsts were il
easier At lO0'sal0OA. Naw-Y0lk Elevated tirsts
were steady al ll3, and Metropolitan fiIsis were i
lower ~ 100. Ohio Central iiTsts yielded to 1913.
Western mon Telegraph = sold at 12ll2. Trans
ict;oas IL ether iss1cs were Tor insignificant
aiooaHr..
IL IN .ncs, of tic Su'-Trcasury for tllc week
ending tp-n ght includes the receipt Of $7,3i2.3S7
and th- iaync3t OF $l0.434,SI3. The rcsn!t IS
lass t. ia. general balance of S;3,l51 ,026. and
icavrs It 1t -, ,293 23l against $sSl 355 81 July
:. III particular changes OF the week are a coin
loss VI 81 172,sl6 and currency loss of
S979,ON0. In" receipts for the week however IN
euia S2j 20 900 galt coin reccg we'd from Saa Fran
Nsoo: affecting Our local market, the loss was
t3,13i."20. Money rules 81 cady At 9bovt 3
get est, with exceptional business at 2l2
feI rcnt fhe Onitad states Treasurer It
NaSif sten today received Sl70O0O Naiio; al
- .o@O COO and the Internal rcvenle rip.S
$3.50 ,Dse. The CLEARING Norse statement t.
DAY Il fellows: EXchaacsa clz :, Al 163; bal
aEcsss. $C,779. $50. The transactions al he sab
treasury covered; Receipts j 573. 792; payments,
$i2iS 4o1: c,frenc9 balance, Tj,372029 coin
oaiaicc ~, ,2o2.
VithGrt feature. Racs are steady on the basis Of
the follow i2g quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16

This company have contract with fhe 1itrnal
rlnflda iiie of
." az ouii' ioI lale Okchobcc. aud HEREBY retaining
FROM overflow lends
% ana east "i Peace Crock the containing up.
Wal" ~ sW""nOo acres ia, state cct.cs 70 this
on, iiali ~ The Lands a. fast reclaimed.
ms company also Ire franchise of the Atlantic Coast
ltsl,pi anal aud th.co
10" "i canal connecting the nlcrs along of
"ih." AMI whth VIII give exclusive miles o
t@ +, ~ ' i' ga; @ tioagh country unsurpassed foI
l'3tiilN ol ana salrbny climate. he
~ 81 th- canal Tie company VIII receive land gan.
n '~lV acres 80 canal which wiz
the company about iooo0U Of lueaiaiey aon
the "-'-'
Ihc nHchlncfv Tor eNcaTang Tho along the casi
COAST ad INV -iA" kfshObec IL b'ing
lt-2. - -N'''-'~-'
Neinh "i capital IN onsi rucs v lines 81 iransportao
it" puf Of lands fhs
Lic ~ lc9r 81 II. ge"eraIhlcal position. c,iaa- aud
ltfisf of SOIL adapted of
The widest onlrac al OF the csls srniiS wee
ia!o- 81 The North, Middle r~
irS and siro trusts and plants rca vricv
aud iDairing 20 that O. Dc,
otiitr rul'f within The United StatcS.
itsSiHci and uciSoi reports au7icnrn a the oNce
coElpsns. ~
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
STATE OF TRADE.

'70"I9'7T
,hMrlMokE July l5-cotton firm Middhng II iadll iac
@ Inet ana Unchanged; Howard and Western
81 ~ - do Extra 81 50a$6 25, do. Family
e. 7StE 90 'y Anls super, So 5Od$i 60i do. Extra
G & 34Sp ~ DO Family SO f5D$7 Rio brands. So 501
alnily, ST 20. Whcat-Southern better
Red 81 s6ms Mes'en hlgher but spot INACTIVE southern
@ GnIo ted spot VI 2Gasl 20s July 81 25osus 257s;
q n,a Ssetber VI Z2f october VI 2JiAGSl 25l2
n"ih'ouitTh Nominal in absence of receipts Western
Min S",'eIn , White Goes do yellow, 6oc Western
spot an July 55Bc; August, a56aic; september
q. tc. steamer 43Sc oats 1rm Western White; 39OiOc.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
EUROPEAN PrNANcrAI y,Pvr,s

oi ioS19N d5N July l5.l2$D mConsols lOais money
'"l ",lo ''r the account United cam
H 0 ~ iyes ext aided g Ia. and half per bonds
cefuncsts s@'si do second, 23ii Ere 45L d0 second
S0Hso,. IVl NcwYork Central Hasa, Illinois Central
80 f"nu yilana Central, 6Gii Reading 297 Now Ynr"
l2a - A'O "'-' - Tdui OOuiHon
& &9Spos Juy l5-230 m.Parls advioes quote three Der
ViWrehha a go francs - centimes account '
iAaa Sn'y l'fj0 Consols OIbis fof money aud
10 'oi tr @EcEuL FIRE. 15s
129l4 - AZ" 81. fau common
iOSpoN. July $3.50 D. m Paris AL lvices o,,,, ,
cen. rehtc 3t > iflncS 40 confines F0
AHis, July lJ-5 ,. m.Tho weekly statement az tho
" r SHOWS decrease OF l4,JOOOO0 francs gold and
Exchanges on london % francs % centmcs for chanros
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
BANhING AND FINANCIAL
WESTERN UNION DIVTDEND

In view of the serious Inconvenience to ,o,, 80,
SUhs from in&clous and YoXatous suits against the
western mon Telegraph Company, / have ar
ranged Wltl the Mercantile Trust Company TO nd
vance TO al stockholders of the Western Union T~i
os,aPh company the amount of their dividends
OF said rust Company OF their ripht tn recn %
- ~ N'o'' ~ iUUC'iEc thc
New-York, July 10, 1881. "Ooi-D'
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16

1879 le0lcc also 300 bales from soc. to 81 90
htniUcty Gulei sales, $40 nhds. -; "a i&i-c.
y. iiA IL DO : t-Cuiet and unchanged.
Wupl-Fhc demands have materially fallen OF, ana tho
inlAc rs losi ITS lat srugtA aJd confidence stocks ara
I' am il3Huidctutt carrying 4ir supplies The Do+
,p malAc !, alsp reported dun Sa-e7S % ID Domestic
I'liri lS,tnO % hch AN COmhiIe a.l H'a.nc Doth en-
llNalo iet-~ Ion % Nebraska 2Gl.o; i50pD p CBrshel
M,-'cf = |:1c. G.iD3 n spring Feyns -!ic"2c; lj'pOp
ID 'pG nj orHiA - @i,1lr.; 70 pJu 81 SOuret do. co.,
and l11,OtO ~ DOnest. Fleece. 4544jc.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
FIRST HETi0HaL- BANK OF REw-YO2g
CINCINNATI SOL THERN RlILWiY.
orsoE DoAED OF TRUSTEES.

Albany BUHDisc. ClSclNSAn June. ~. 1881 :
NOTICE IS EEREBY GENf.N THAT THE TF,IsTE1ss
OF ile Cincinnati Railway VIII receive -eal.a 49,.
poass Enil y O'Clock 81 I'll RsDAl Augusa % ISL
is i1c Bfs2se % The Cincinnati
lease OF
anu otAsr
llAaio7 "a Ire
ehtcah i-Etasg" National isark. CSfy an, "A
lho Banking House oi
4anr. London England
rE EroKis
o Board VI Trustees night reject any AL
Al hsoS- MILES SE3.E.N NNopl.
~ -. BISHOP
A IA RNNHER
D. 1. FERGUSON.
HENRY MACK.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
CEsIaAb Rh.IL.TT.GlD q.
OF NEW-JERSEY.
$5,OOO,OOO
First A5hTG!GE 5 PER CElT BONDS
or TIE
American Dock all Il9.3Fl33z8lt C3zDlHE,
EssIe slE5y E~r, Tezs.
INTEREST PAYABLE EANTARE AxD gTyY 4.
FREE Fs1N TAXES ~ TsEE VSETp;s STATES
AND fiaE STATE CF NEN' '-s2fsSsY.
fhiNNtHAL AND INEl-Hg:T CIADANTEFD BY
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD C81PANY or
Al.R-JEBSEE.
ssSne .lE5y E~r, Tezs.

"'' nonos sre secured by flrs Hor a-e on -. e-sre
property oi the Company. which coaS.s %. l.l ana u,,.r
llo1' "0Aceit 10 The preset terminus Of tie ITrRAr.
i'AlAioA o. NEW ~. jersey Ci; a. eta
ihs soulheiy on NewloIE iar llont $50 rn-s s "a
comfy appraised ly dnieesica PARTIES II oyos ts m nd
haif million dollars.
Al 'h'StocA "i tbe Company ovard hy ,c Cs "a. AZ
i'Aii-i'oAD COMPANY OF NlsM-JIi.sl.Y the ,r,-o-sy
lhNna been Acquired ay that COis4any a cost r,rr
Slo.nOco0O. '-s
'Ss"iaFod n s1e Nor ~ ,rs f - se,s.
" IRE Pi"eTsy oi abe Company .- iav.sl IA ,,..
h"uS ihe Company rese1Ri2s fe ii-; 70 rree a lga
"''h tie bonds cannot b. purclssei ia tie rgs a. .
'""'r p'ice aea natng 10y loi nn,nbe- o. Bonds IN a la,
redeemed after GO aayss public uoiice
ING iaIF as purchased a 81 OF riparian n ,.s ~ 80.
sl'e owners and grant from Saie OF - ~,
o. lta 'A~ins TO land under o. the sae
ii' Naue o iils Fa;r ult scarcely e ,,os.,-,..s
IN We" oi 'l p po,s3 10 This clis- o! s. 3 ~
ha'>i. AND OHIO lSAfEDaAD .szyll ,l,e Ses,, md ~,
extension oi ile lines % CENTRAL. RAILROAD o >;,,-
JfiSlcl ihTou"h pennsylvania, - connect S5.h "a.
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD
o. the ~. 100000 ei the ssae purchase; m s p,
arconi 81 onreiTes ac associates large a--ou.; h 1,
ek''isiSed ior The oil bonds the sf.gFCA v
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY ni.a- l1,e com.
pany' circular % Jnne Is last
We OFFER TIE gETAgNDER AT see II Ann
AttIst ED INTEREST. RE-EEyENfs Fs5E Tkgf.;s-
To ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16


NAN, ny lo.-iioGS Receipts, 1900 head; ship
nniieN - IUo mead market lower; i'nckng
avo1 lIGht, Sb 3O@&G 90; Choice Heavy ~ Ij0YG 40
'AIILh- lteccpiH, 5000 head shlpirnts, 900
mHihol SLOW and lower Exports a0a$O 3j Common TO
Choice shipping, ~ 7O045 30 - ~
MN, receipts lsoo hold; shipments $50 hoad good de
Medium, 81 5OaSI 10. - ~ ~
g., Juiy 10 iAruERoccipts TO-DAY, $500 head
h',t ioVo mead last Wcok, l2OOo
oVnnsheu through 10 cars market du and prices
hhdhc lower Tor tho low sales
sn e. 20 Nhvco Steers quua1e - 1U0FOi FAIR
toll HEr E % ANp iAHhs-iieccips to-day 5000 head
WON mus 10000 head 81 week
nT" n"di cnnsi9ned through, 81 cars market ull and
fair To Good ,hCrp quota,
Die al ~ oOayJ 20; Choice Fancy 10 JO0t5 ~
remain unsOd. - ~ '
hteelps Today, =, ,jCO head; thns far.
n',oo h.a same Time last week consigned
& 40 cars market dull and prices lower except Tor
ps Ruts ohes, t'0d 10 Choice 10 90;
'Ood medium weights, 50 7OaSG
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
Ihs Atlantic and GaE Coast Canal
CEG2Ch0h8a Land Company
CoF FLORIDA,
Chartered by special Act Of Legislature of Fgora lssl
CAPITAL, $io,coc,coo.
OFFICERS
WILLIAM &. STOKELEY HAMILTON Otssro,r
President Jrcsrn,ar -

ApPicaions win he received Tsursday Iuly close
lVptttD shsrts of $40 lSS I'D PAR
IN al 81 OF hra-
cent interest. OF
ne 20 uinc of convtibe al option of e
conpanys regular priCeS. ~ - ->
bach ~usrIlr for shares 81 tho win in naotoe
70 his stock a
amount vi his subscription ~ WV
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
OHIo CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Yyyo nm, NV ; ohK, JBly l. lSSl. :

A II,
y - RAJ RAILROAD COMPANY. ' DA-iD
N"ilce hereby givCa t.
NC fGton o River irsn t
ttnii DiNson - chesapeake Ono Pailrnaf cr,s.i-
follows: i'''f'"' N"'' 'o'H aiiOitcd AS
% hoId W s @, 'ho central sa lroad Co s., ,s0a 900
10 i"iutLs I trust ccitltc2tcs OF Richmond and
70 AlSghaaS i'airoad 100000
way co ...-........-~-- soa00o
if"dcis OF ohio Central Railroad stock viii he cnf-S "a
Sup8iloe o Supu iof each 100 shares.
VI or coitJ JnY lC 1851, by presentation o their
10 30 r. ~ leland, secotaTy of Richmond and Alceha,y
ls4h"ad tn2hy No Mailst. sr.ch
may. ~, Ds anll tNlrEalcge a:sicI unnecessarily
1td by check for First
e "rer of metropolitan National Bank Rcmaindc f si
scilHt,on VIII be Ctn,r1sec
liptio1 ,ltllcaf3 VIII
pro ih shaI" o such securities issued v sue
pu' -triht oi tine commitfo- railroad
as ne iii 10 pro rata share of Ihe
sliu'i1.'l o. Tie Ccrirai Division oporo1
htgt 10 subscribe VIII expire 1881 as the halonca
OF huD D'fi iiiioi not then t;,k ias placed
p,l 4. NIft "a EsfT
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16

ihe io'ioNlng shows the imports of drv poods
at the port OF \ew-Yoril for the week ending this
pared with the corresponding periods OF pI.yIoms
years:
For the week iST0 lSSO
Entered at the S2.,2~OtO Tg- co.,
Ihiu#h nIarhet.. '5uI
since Ja:i -'''''~''
n n ,cied al tac port. 4G92355 G4T635l7 57sIg9Gi
ILrOWH 4Gs14 7Ul a.. ri',.,'-.'t
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16


% BroUklyu Investment securities dealt in by
GEORGE H. HkENrISS
/, "a AIl-SI
A Ill who are interested IN railroad business
\ and shOnld TIL Tn BUNE
MANAC for 1851 now ready, price p cents hylndi
EXECUTIVE OFFlcE. WESTERN UNION TELEGHArH co.,
NEwNORH, July TO- 1851.
A II A MEETING of the Executive Commit
4 of Directors of the " fSIERN UNION
TELEGRAPH co .lPAAY held this day the following
adopted
In dlncuitics aud making
this under The
order granted udo Barnard. ii being impossible many
distinguish particular stock enOlnod from being
transferred, IL il
Resolved the transfer OF capita stock
telegraph Company be
the 10th July instant, heretofore ordered
but I'LL the lurthcT orders Of the
rcctors o Committee. a. R. BREWER,
secretary.
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want to
Tribune Almanac for 1881; II gives the ngures
United States Revenue and ENpendure s.nco lSIS Pilco
20 cents by mail
Mcdowell BROS, & Co. BANKRiss AND BRoKkRs.l
kooMC, b AND CokilANp1-sf,
NEw YORK. July n, 1881. J.
DOCKS of subscription to the capital stock
I'D Of the CONNECTING RAILROAD AND WARE.
HOUSE CONSTRUCTIONS COMPANY will he opened ON
Monday July H. 1881. at this office, and remain until
~ ~ MCDOWELL BROS. & CO., Bankers.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
CoT"RoILER's OyyycE ALLEGHENY COUNTY,
ll.1sai ~. u-rr -, lool. I
NOTICE to holders OG bonds
Of thc county OG Allegheny,
$s3sc OG Pennsylvania:

The Sinking Fund thc Connty of ALLEGHENY
staieof rennNs yan by virae authority thom
by act Of Assembly approved the % day April D. 1865
dohcroby notify uc holders OF Allegheny County s TIA.
bonds numbered and dated follows. 3d. 3i 3S
80 40 H. r. - il H. As 40 81 - 81 81 81 S. g. 81
&C g. g. o. - - - 7S ~ 49, ~ ~, 81 - s. ~
"e all dated l ary l. 1853, and Jaauarg l. lSSs
VIII be paid upon presentation aad demand the Office
Comfy Controller. Pttshurg PENN day
August 1881. Which dic al upon said
bonds.
]. v. MCCVNr
JOHN HARPER. }Silking Fund
GEO. ALEXANDER, }
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
:GnerclaI.
ENIRST NATIONAL BANK.

sIKST NATIONAL BANK.
r->-,aDl.NNER COLORADO
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
copi,ol NOlean eel May IL. ,j5)
- lrt' ~ S-0Do90 Suyplus
pIc4i,of ~ i - Z r., ,rcsteat -. H. " TABOi. Nlc8
AfSlsi@lf Cashier ~i' N-saiNt 10. - = J st
Sot,-j b. Chaerec, ~ IT, Mcfaff 'r + T. ro.,,t II
tslVl' H. H. fl'hoitZ. ". ka>sicr 'so.,,,,e
5,,i,..,l.Ooi oiN Nvricspohi'ni, FoGrih 0atsoal sak
IN ~ SoiI,Sp ponaehi, { numerical National lsa1k
GAS rocks and CITY r. r. Stocks go ! Eo1TS
~ Oou@it lG soL j. j. HEWITT, u ENc.at ,e-la.
(NWlNNE & DAY,
Transact A GENFRkt, BS,TtiT.,c .o-,, ,,,,o.-,,-,
--- -,e.-1'i.'9 IN HALLWAY SHARES, nos D.. &C.
fAo@A' DEcAliR ND I'ANStJiIE RAILWAY,
NToy,TC,Y, NFN-A DIRK CITY, JEne \, l~~l.
r. OIlCE is hereby given that ;hcre viii he
o,tA OF tlr soe <ionfs 2aa voting honSnacrs of
ll"y al tic obce in ihecit of PEORIA IN on ne ,
1881, ~ 10 O'Clock a.. ull,,.s.
,o@Is me issue OF fweptyfolr thousan3 ga
ti'hAl STOCK The proceeds thereof
@ Z" blAHch hnes o ro2i furnishing 4d.fioaA euUin
4it,lt ant nr''neai iacifi,s NA"'i'
npl" - arhScrha Tor ts increased caafal is oGe~a
"a ,at 90 ohe stu >lUlcs OF record Jnn. 1851 af
go P sidlf sDch right or oii3a daE
atoSist loSl Transfer DO3ks VIII clos. Iune l-f an
1A !. III. D. c. MITCHELL. secretary.
,oo OFFICE on TIE MERCANTILE TkI-sr Co,tP,xy ,
Nv bkoAnMAl, NEN-AOlK (IlN. 1nlN G 1881
AOiiCE - hereby given that the transfer
.,As hl py ms company fol The transfers Of c
'sl hc3'rs 81 te stock q, tie I0clmond and
,su company VIII De cloaed .th dav 81 Juv -
a., , c.5e o. busss thai Gay. o ne on iI ofa
way vi 'u'! loSl NJ me 9lrnug OF business than dav
HENRY C. Dl.M1N6. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
TIE MARKETS.


PER TorA @'''r. !t'''' ~ @e'rorts
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
financial.
A GAS STOCkS.

All Ncw-Nork Brooklyn stocks aiso all kind
% Br rOOkl Ign Investment securities, dealt in Dy
george IA. PitENrlSS,
l,
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16
DIVIDEND.

OFFICE SrAg FIAT ISsV RANCE CpHraNY
NO. l4l BIO AJlHA AEfs- \ Ulig. as T. l-Sl.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS l4ave "a. s1f tes.l-ti .
semi annual disl1oD1 u FOl = "a PER CEsr p4yasl
and after July .. 1881.
JAMES A. HODGES.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-16

A Ill who are interested IN railroad business
siould I'll T. fRl BU AL
MANAC FOR 1851 now ready, price - cents hymaii
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30

deluge of patent medicines, legslizsd, cure
als, specifies for all the ills that miserable
man Ia heir to, an entailment that followed,
Adams love ofapp!es, and Ewes filtration
with snake. There is no empiricism in the
science of geology, of astronomy or in any of
the other fixed and we'll defined sciences and
1t is simply because they ara fixed and well,
defined. We mesn no disrespect 10 the re-
gslar physicians, no matter of whs. school
they may be members. There is no class Of
our citizens for whom we have a higher re-
gard, moro exalted esteem than we have for
the regular physicians Of the land. They
are noble band striving honestly,
earnestly in the cause of humanity. In
unshine ind rain; in day time and night
vine at all hour; in cold weather and
in hot weather, they answer the
calls made upon them by the rich and the
poor alike, and it matters not where suffering
S, whether in palace with all the rich sur,
rounding and comforts that money can com
ma7d, or in novel; where only squsldncss
and wan! is found, there they 60 and do as
best they c-n to alleviate the psin and II o
distress they hnd, giving their time, their
knowledge, their labor. phy'icl and
mental, in behalf of their i'll owmen. With
hearts aching for the woes of those they are
trying to serve, forgetful of their own health
and their own safety, without thought Of re-
muneration, they toll on from years end to
years end that they may do good to others
AS individuals they may have
their faults .and foibles and short cOmings,
aud every man has, but from our human
standpoint of justice, if the regular phys
clans of tho land have not on the credit side
o. tho ledger in the hereafter, of the deeds
done in the body long page of
entries to offset the debit side, then we don
know who ought 10 have. We never soc or
meet a physician that we do not feel in our
heart al emotion of reverence, of love for
him; for the name of every one Of them
must be recorded in the book of humsn
life along with Abou Ben Adhem's, "he
loved his fellow men," We have been led
to these reflections and remarks by the critic
cisms made and being made upon the presi-
dcnSs physicians.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30

TIE president appears always to be in a
good humor. A dispatch last night says he
remarked TO the doctor in relation 10 HE 70.
lapse, 81 wonder how many more stations
will have to stop at" Thia recalls his
speech to DR.. Bliss some nights since: Doc
tor, isn't 1t about time for you TO tuck me in
my little bed!" AT another time observing
a reflection of some sunbeans thrown from
the water ofthe aquarium on his Toksy wire
in bis glass, he said: "Neiiher art nor
science can catch aud hold that color, and
new in order that they InNy not have this 90 o
lasting rebuke TO their inefiiciency, II
drink H."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30

WE are daily asked il it is possible that
the city council seriously snd really proposes
10 burden the Taxpayers of Dalas with u
deb, of S125, 900, to build water works, with
out SO much as submitting to the taxpayer
the queslion whether such is or is no. the:'
With. We really cannot answer but cos!air-
ly this water question is elevating our couns
oillors TO prominence. We remember read
ing somewhere in Endymion the following
satire uttered by ose of tho characters; 81
must say it was grand idea of our kings
maxim themselvei sovereigns Of the foa
The greater portion Of this planet is water
30 we thu, at once become a frst-rsse power
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30

"Br SONS awkward oversight tract OF
land embracing $500 square miles OF the
public domain belongs 10 no state or organ
lied territory, 1t lies north Of the Panhandle
of Texas, is one hundred and sixty miles
long and thirty miles wide, and Ia bounded
north by Kansas and Colorado, east BY In
dian Territory, south by Texas and west by
New Mexico. II is marked "public land
on the land Office msps, but how II escaped
goyornm en-, survey Is mystery. A survey
OF a has Just been ordered" The foregoing
which we quote, we clip from the Mckinney
Euauirer, which paper, we suppose from The
locality In which we found II, took II nom
some other paper, enc Of tho floating il'ms
tina, 20 the rounds now and then. The
trsc. OF land referred 10 IL whs, q known ns
Greer co unity In this state % has Tao y BY
BY songrs.s been given TO Texas, We say
tscitly, because while there has been no &C,
ofn'y to Texas and recognizing
Ia order to- II, which claim Is y
has boen madot In ,enumers,ng
IN regular order 10 limih OF The
ters during the ia. - A.
tbe capitol. Ahers'ric' OF the
flushed and order nsy was Iul
wac dasirous 10
good. Upon inqulr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30

suggested, VIZ: the election of president
pro tempore 1t is the earnest wish of ell
patriotic citizens that no such painful con.
tingencies as those referred to 10 thi, article
shall ever arise. yet as they ere within the
range of possibility il is well for US all to be
advised of the consequences and to bope for
early and efficient action that would avert
them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30

DR., BLISS will have honestly earned the
title of great bore" if he keeps on tun-
nslling and sinking hats into the presidents
body and yet nsver finds the "lead."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30

SOME people ara always ov er critical. We
are now advised ,hst in our September edi-
ton we were guilty Of great omission in our
census table in not giving the number of
males and the females, and in emitting 10 state
that of the former some 90 per cent had be-
come learned doctors since tho woundins
and during the illness of the president,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30

SOME people are SO ie,rfully diSagreeSble
and csp,ious TINT it ia not pleasant to ask
them even civil question, but we wonder il
DR.. Bliss would fly off at The handle, as he
sometimes does, if no were a5ked If the Bliss
bulletin is worth near as much asthe bullets
In the presidents BODY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30
Notice 10 Railroad Contractors.

$50 miles ready TO let, on the Texas \ st,
Louis railway, IN Arkansas,
Prices for grading, 10 cents TO IL cents.
Clearing and grubblng $50 10 s2a per acre.
specifications and probes can be seen at
Little Rock, ARK or Nsw Madrid, Mo.
Send bids TO me at New MRdrld, DO, or cor
me- 18th aud Pine streets. 8, Louie.
GEO. b. HfBDARD,
Chief Cont actor,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30

Oa.a, corn and bailey crushed, is econo.
mical, heslthFul and better for horses and
cows than whole grain. Corn meal, Graham
-four, hominy aud grits, manufactured at
Foltoa's corn mill, Patterson avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-30
COAL LANDs-TWO FINE Rancho
PLACES
INDICATIONS,

East 0tAE! Fair ,Oeather;; northsrly windsj
dictionary temperature. West Guy not DiUen.