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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-03
CITY BREvETIEs.

A. d. Seixas is the father of ten pound
boy.
For the cheapest valentines in town go to
Harris.
Sam Wilson was caught by Constable
Dean carrying six-shooter, arrested and
ugged.
Constable Dean arrested snd locked up
Charles Watts last eveaing on the charge Of
hooking hams.
Togusrd against minipgitis, put two Her
rick's plasters over the spinal column. Fol
sale by all druggists
His friends will regret to learn that Mr..
Ed Keller is still very low with the mepinee-
It's and not expected to live
Yesterday was beautiful, sunshiny dav,
and the streets were thronged with people,
while trade was on the improve.
Miss Julia Randall, a popular young lady
OF this city, who was much beloved by all
wis knew her, died Tuesday night.
MessGs. A. +. Bouche and j. r. Bosley
were bo.h made exceedingly happy yester-
day by their wives presenting them With sons
Mrs. Copenhagen, the sanctiacationist, has
returned to the city much improved in
health and has taken up her residence on
Swiss avenue.
The surveying corps of the Texas Trunk
line leave this morning for Kaufman to take
the field once more. They will run q survey
southeas! from that place to Athens at once.
NJ. Brown sued out warrant for the or
rest Of Lewis Hudson yesterday, asking that
he be placed under peace bond. The pris-
oner was arrested, arralgned and discharged.
Citizens residing in the northwestern su.
burbs complain that oarcssses Of horses and
other animals deposited q mile or 90 out.in
the Trinity bottoms are offensive and calcu-
lated TO create sickness on the coming of
warmer weather.
The city marshal of Denton came down
yesterday and carried back the man arrested
here few days since by city Marshal Nor
ton, on telegram charging him with steal,
ing $50 from q railroad contractor, named
Gleason, who came along and identified him.
Captain Henry A. Hills, secretary of the
National Fire association, received yesterday
from headquarters q beautiful gold badge as
a present. 1t lisa beautiful piece Of work.
msnship. Engraved on it ia a large building
afire, which the heroic dremen are fighting.
His name, with that Of the association, is en-
graved on the badge.
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PERSON Az.

d. A. Robinson and wife, Of Denton, were
in the city yesterday visiting friends.
j. 2 Alexander, the elicien. postmaster OF
Fort Worth, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Boyle, Of the bridge contracting firm
of Boyle & Reynolds, has justreturned from
I'll Paso.
VIII Hall, an ex compOsior of the HER.
ALD,,snd now Of Galveston, is again with hi;
friends in this city.
Governor Brown, president, and
Colonel Noble, superintendent Of the Texa;
& Pacific road, arc ia the city.
Il 0 .Lamphere, la'e connected with The
Chicago, Texas % Mexican Central, left last
night for Illinois, and will not return.
Mr.. Joe Chew, who has been with Mr.
Comiske, superintendent Of transportation oil
the Texas & Pacific road, has been appointed
western passenger agent, vice the Lite Q. W.
Pepper, Mr., Chew isa young man of energy
aud ability, aud The road ia to DO congrat-
ulated upon securing his services.
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Arrested.

Afew days since the county authorities ar.
rested and lodged in Jail two men as sus-
pectel horse thieves, who gave their names as
Robert Reed and Thomas Ford. They had
four splendid horses in their possession and
nj Tue time of their arrest they were exceed
ingly indignant, ami protested loudly that
thew were innocent, and threatened to sue
Sheriff Jones for damages, but their bluff
did not work. Yesterday Mr.. Miller q
Hill county farmer arrived and identified two
of the animals as those stolen from him.
He also identified the two men, but stated
that they were sailing under false colors.
Reeds real name is John Dickerson and
Fords name John McCreary.
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DaIlas & wichltu Railroad.

From Mr.. Archie Law, the engineer in
charge of the work, we learn that the Dallas
& Wichita road is now completed six miles
north of Denton to Elm creek, and thirteen
south of Whitesboro, leaving gap of sew.
enteen miles to connect Dallas with the
Transcontinental at Sherman. The bridge
over Elm creek is being constructed as rap,
idly as the workmen can erect it,and the road
will be in operation the entire length. The
road when completed will give us two lines
to Sherman and Denison.
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We ask the attention of our readersto the
Twenty first Annual Statement of the Eqmt-
able Life Assurance Society, published TO-
day. Its assets are shown TO be over forty
one million dollars, aud its surplus over nine
million. During the past year, the Society
Issued over thirty-Avs millions Of new insur-
ance, and paid to policy holders and their
representatives nearly five million dollars.
The important feature lately embodied in
the policy contracts Of this Company, by
which it is bound not to dispute the pays
ment of its policies after they have become
three years old, and the more recent an
nouncement by its president--that all such
inoontcstable policies will be paid immedi.
ately after the recest Of the proper GER
tihcates Of the death of the policy holder,
without the customary delay Of sixty or
ninety days, end without discount, will do
much to make life Insurance attractive 10 all
who need it, They are new principles in the
business which cannot be too highly COM
mended, and are likely TO give decided
advantage to the Equitable over al other
life insurance companies.
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Notice ,sn,Irona uontrac tors

To lat 100000 cubic yards of grading on
the New'Orleans e. Pacific railroad, between
Mansfield and Pleasant Hill, Louisiana. The
country is healthy and the material first
class. Liberal prices will be given, pay both
ways, free, Transportation for teams and tools
will be furnished from any port of Texas tC
Shreveport La, which is near the WORK
Work will be let in sections of from one tC
ten mile. Contractors hwing outfits car
confer with tho undersigned at Shreve-
port, La. CARPENTER 81 MALLORY.
Contractors.
Shreveport, La, January % 1861.
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Shreveport, La, January % 1861.
shuster, ToOtIo d Co., wholesale
CIOthterS

Mr.. l. WeXler, the popular aud well-known
Texas salesman of this firm, Is again In the
state and will visit all our principal towns
and cities. lie represents the largest and
wealthlest clothing house Ia the United states,
and after two years patronage, II is with pleas
ure he announces that universal satisfaction
has crowned his laboTs. The firm he repre-
SAINTS acknowledge no superlOrs IN this c0uu-
try Us regards substantial and cheap goods
mr.. Wexl RS headquarters are IN Dallas, aud
q orders addressed to him there, care of GOld-
smith, Rosenthal 81 Co., will receive prompt
attention,
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nuslness WEN, Attentlonl

The house of NJ. Strickland & Co., oil
Galveston, through their enterprise, compete
now successfully with any house in The
country for artistic lithogrsphiDg, printing
and blank book manufacturing. Why then
send work abroad when you can have il
done as well and as chesply at home. They
will with pleasure furnish samples and esti
mates on application, Give them trial and
support home industry.
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complimentary to Judge BTcCorr
EAioh.

10 tina Dallas Dsiiy Herald.
The undersigned on the part of the petit
Jurors for the present term of the United
States district court. desire to express our
high appreciation of Hon. A. P. Mccormick,
Judge Of said court and I'll tao officers
thereof. In Judge Mccormack we have a
judicial officer, who, in cur opinion comes
fully up to the highest standard. Learned
able, firm and yet kind and courteous, we do
not see how man could give more salisfac-
ton in his position than does Judge Nc.
Cormick. All the officers OF this court are
polite, attentive and obliging to every one
and all seem very efficient. The people of
this section have good reason to.congratulate
themselves that such men have control OF
this branch of the government. J.M.S.
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Mr.. VIM. Long has on sale at his shop, on
Commerce street. a splendid drummer's
wagon, nice canopy top ph@ton, which
can be bought cheap. Mr.. Long does all
kinds Of work, making new wagons and bug
gies. and will take old ones in exchange.
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The wnverly Housc at Fort worth

is first -class hotel in every respect, and be-
ing conveniently and pleasantly situated, Of
fers superior advantages to the travelling
nuhlic
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The largest stock oil hooks, albums and
miscella1 eous stationary in Dallas at w, j..
Shone's wholesale and retail book sto1e sos
Main street,
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Six car loads of choice apples, sesd and cat
ing potators, oranges and lemmons just re
ceiyed III De Steiano Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-03

Dc Stafauo Bros. ara overstlckGd with
choice apples, potatoes, Sicily oranges
and lemons.
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Gold-gold pens and holders new stock a
Mason & Erb.
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Boots and shoes half price AZ Fam,

TICKETS to oil important ports ana
checks for baggage can be had al any hour
in the day by cal ing on NJ
E. p. AND D. A, TURNER,
Texas e. Psollc Depot, Dallas
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APenny saved Is a Penny Nfnde.

Connor's DRUG store is tho place to buy
Christmas goods.
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The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
is turning out some beautiful job printing, aud
at astonishingly low pnces, "A word to the
wlse," etc:
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Ladies' and geutemen's furnishing goods
of endless variety st A. & L, Mittenthars.
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Fall and winter dress goods at cost at A.
e. u. Mittenthel's.
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No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF CARDUI."
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The best corset manufactured is the Du'
plex corset, for sale at A. & Il, Mittenthaps
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General ]. B. Hoods booS, sold for benefit
of his children, Mason Il Erb, agents
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THE HERALD Jon PRINTING OFFICE keeps on
hand an extensive assortment OF all grades.
Prices low and work guarant ed,s
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WiNE OF CARDUl."
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Are you going to visit, ifso get some o.
hose now cards at Mason 81 Erb.
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Carpets, carpets, carpets, at A. u E. Nit
tenthaPs.
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Blankets quilts at cost a! A. 81 4
Mittenlhal's.
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Our Standard cigar is sold by Calm,
Freiberg & Co. Us the boss.
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Blankenship Sc Blake sell the Hunstablt
boot.
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Fine clothing half price at Famous.
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sold by all druggists.
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Dry goods at half price at Famous.
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Forsale by al drnggIsts.
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Dry goods AZ half price al Famous.
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Fine clothing half price vt Famous.
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Advance and:

Clothing hslfprico at Famous.
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ThOmpsOn's Theatre.
Prices reduced to suit the times, Is, %
and so cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-14

11yrarool Juno ~ PORK t'nmc N',. EA.ierp steady
dull 40 i8.tL tdb. dun "a 81 3D.. Long Clear.
duI ~ a.. short clear dlh a.. Hams Long
cut si.4iy 40 4 shoulders du TOD Ecs- INDIA Alr-s
tlurr a 80 fxtrs Mct- go II4 Mess. inner
% 600. Lafd- rrme Western. dub of 5tgL
GI.'f at ao. E'-ln- Fine. hrm M 10. common steady
~ 1!sl Cheese- American Choice. tuucr 90 3d.. Land
o none ss. llour Extra St4to. STEADY At u d Wheat
no l. White sicadt az "ld.. -lIlnr. so. -. stelay
At a.. Nce Wmier Western. hrnrr al Si. Sow south
winter steadtat 3d. Corn Ael Old steady ~ id.
New, steady At ln ID toitousccd on elbow Aucr' a.
steady - td Rosla 'onui0n 81 London. al I'd
spllis IgrDentiHe. - LONDON. lrmeI a. 3..
iiNLnr oi- Ju.c Us l-i D. l.icul-tuf.- quiet corn,
4lpd Genital iot NsW AiHri Weston Wheat. 9ih p,r
Genital Dor Average t4iioui. Whe "a d3Hd fur ,aiti
Ma cab YgJsi ioi He'd "cst'fn spring S2d a9s' for
lied "A lIt"r
i'Kwool- juno i'-l2So p. Cheese, 81 per cWt FOR
best grades OF American.
LNrmool, June la. Receipts Of Wheat Tor the week -
FROM Atlantic ports. $4,000 quagcfs, fngn Pacific Irta
$1,000 quarters from other sources 1880 quaricr CON-
4i'Do QuaItcra.
IoNnriS Jnne l2-43o p m.-Cacutta Inseed, 90 per
quarter. Refined Petroleum '0t 81 yer gallon. spiuts Of
Iurpentlnc, 80 Sd. per cwt.
INEEroOl. June 49, T. m.--iard 81 CWt Tor Amer
can Nplnts 81 Turpeut nc. 5G ca. per cWt
HAFE. June 3D. ileoKu Lard closed 40 Or francs % cen
un,os 80 kos
HAHBt 10. June SMilcOIs Lard closed al % marks 90
pfenuuR per 100 70.
AslwgsF. juno a.PctUlcum, 10 francs 20 ccnmcs Tor
nne pale Ameg1CAn
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LLvE 20 MAnknr.--nr r.1run.rn

BuTALo June lA-CArr.E- Receipts t,da, 800 head
total foi week thus far 900 head fi,n.
week 800 cousFncd thioush $40 cars in rd do1.and
a lJa-'c advance from last eek
E1ifs steers Al 81 2d ~ 80 Good 70 choice IS
drt 6oss 20 luice still Ted ~istfs - 800 Fair l.,
Medium Native steers az - S-dss Go: But.lar.
~ s@aSS 40; oxen a. 75dti O.. e. quality N.,rd
ButcheIs, far to GOOD - JOaSi G5 sLckers Light tO
ChONe. - 4OQ 81 90
siEEP ND LANBs-Eocapts today 400 head .
total for week thus Tar 5000, FOR tim,
last week 5000 consigned through steady. with
Lar dcmand sses Of Pan Co Go4d Clipped sheep
dSi 30 Good 70 choice - cs'lo iAtTa LApOiL - 500
= 90 CLIPPED NoaTltuga. SJU-4 - all Hold
Hoes pts dat. 500 head far
1900 head iast week, head consigned
through ~ cars demand fair and prices hgrf sales Of
ligiil lOIkeIs ~ - t50tf Gtd 10 choice 80 90 D.
hoce Medium weights - 100 80 80. fcg Good
Heavy 2O acreage ~ ~ as6 40 Igs qu1tale at - 20
10 - Extra stock PIG, - JU.
CHICAGO June l3.-HOGs-ReceiFiS 21.oo0 head, slip
mcnts 400 head, nafket moderately ncife, ha 1I+u
lower quality good dee'!ne mainly 90 lower qlay y itcd
Packing - 5OG%5 eus Ight % uoa&J 30 Choice Heavy
Pa, linR and shipping - ~'dS1 lh
CNrTLE-Reoepls 300 head shipments. 700 head best
tesay weaker E1poris Hb04b 20 toh {" Choice
shyJing IS 95 Poor Pair. 5Ods 5O utchers
and steady Common t. hoict s. 5Octl
through Grass Texans steady at o. 4Oaf4 90 stocks and
Feeders. g 6Oa ~ 10.
sHILI-IeceiptA 1900 head shipments 900 head market
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
n. North R.csr TeSssi7 mt Rt'ro1iS
." Nrv YopK Monday, June 10, ISL.
Nrw-YoRK. Monday. Jauc 70, 1851.

.rrs-ouict and unchanged. 49,,
AsHttfSpSRio Qgist. firm, fa;r CARGO u '2c+ MIA
cor M. a.--. >llt@ 60 hae. H1rlri'p SD 30
tns eS lee On Iriyatc texans Aar,iho I0ai-e' Costa
RE- snof Cot Ton ,tsldc orct and urchangcd slcs
C1.,Ie' ri -aturit' esrlr- including ~ bales ier
tSe 80 fei,s f,r Spinning ful lu1 f. -rttt,1t"u joe
stg4 ces,-r.ct -uu bales Receipts i sac loits TOY
Efeie oosiust fH ,,ie~ THIS f'- last Nctk. Hat
kfa os'e7 ,r.. i,r = 100 }-a ta.s. ~ inst
49, ~ tilnr She SAME i-iloi last season.
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81
eo,a os!9,;y yaairy T.. a.. a i% 'la'nS lc5s'
Tuiar quiet clo la ~ $, 'aya 49, de,,,2, p;
LSz5ii.G5 jug o-, ,i. 49,, >,,a,,
sPl,H,S - ps.rllcr lDi'4 De- i; january. l"-la ptt
pace for R q, s. as i27 c,oc 10 N"vci
Ser iGlo. pecemo.i I,t-I J1na4'', i,'
~ Nae, Hi5o1 juIy. iioiei, Au@a, nil Sclae
i 1871 hsSepSer idliai9I@. Jaun IossoIda
f,srnsry lO.jll0a7; Match l".'"@l'.'O i"nsicialie
0r sfo,E And MEAL-FLoUR-NaSc, shade stronsr
81 Instances sae. - 6o6 ib. a,nan ,oS ll, IT.
MI fxtra for West Indies - ~ ,' it" ale -. h
s1 f'r export. Quotations No So = sitei Xircme;
snper6ne s4as4 -; Common TO f.ir lara ~ia''
non SO to tieci Extra wc.er :. elG,' G'e 10 ranc.
a. : lOGss; Common 10 "oei hHirt N'alI to' no
snmS'Sofa 81 GiGS5 common cle!r SOS, ~: Eye
riRiHe - 5Oqss Bakers txtr, - 1880 -: Straeht
8 sOss6 80 P3.ea, s@s' - , ,. 'saaGn t. tHT
q 20 Patent Winter Wheat LAira 20 - ' closing steady
ssOUTHEI.N FLOUR -ialc sti"i-', 80 lily az
tye sales 4 -" Jus us, s1 r' l,s - 81. ~,
81 90 Sooq |" KIT ri0I Ki Sales iGo hhls sn,cr.
oaet sales 500 hbls., elbow Western - 71s 0 Brandy
'unssSsiS-wnEAT-Maket ieven.h sa0 exclicl; Winter
asse ard M Si s;ps. mani, N 70 gpar , r trade
O. speculative account. closing very s,.sdy az Nc n'n
81 cO bush cash, including rnrTs,ea spEae y II 20
W No, S,c sP c6 i .sl as nant i 81
Cazrsded Winter Red II l5esl 90 heasly al = IS t
s sss1ss! 80 i S i 9,ssi ~ ~, "a
Nai feds so,. Mixed winters o. j sGUueroded Whiic
m 1891 26o No White, y - u -i'4 steamer No
white 81 22dSl q No white. Al - ~ c6L. VI" .
Red Jane 81 LGSl p, closing 81 - -1'l = y; o."
Julr n q dSl -. closing ~ - - 40. August - 2f
B. 257. closing 81 25lG4I - do september. = ="
x % closing 81 80. No White june - -5.+"7l 20
closing j .6asl 2t-s do July. 81 26A.GSI -. ciosus
81 IL. RYE dul. heayy - "besl 40 sales 300 bl-i
tersev and Pcnu,v yali ~ To- for ri rs
MALT dull and nominal COEN-MaTkct is0lC. b'fi'r
Closing with about onehl co. c scyace osi fairy acii'"
EXPORT and home trade, and large business or
s;ecuatye account; sales s'..'n bush. IN.
tam $4,000 bush cash tnc.nG ag 1si -dtd JN. 20
BE- No. 2. 81 5Se IN adns 400 bush i't'on board 3'e
Steamer MiXe 5tQj7r isttrr cNtIrn' Yellow b3 e,
Ne .O0u bush. No. arrive Ut
Bio Sgac "co-t. fright ami iusurane,. 10000 bus.
Steamer Mixed last iaif june lr No une - 20
rl0Snz 57s-c: DO july 'hiC-c.. closing "o ~ 80 d"
81 o. SC closing 81 1- 49, DO Sci 40 3~f
tstc closing 5Sl- ass. 20. Mari et "A clonet.
sales, ldsOO0 bush. including No. g. a.. 10 Clc. ~
2 4.at7a,c. No !, 4t'.C. NJ. Whit. 4D-.c.
10 .. 47La47a,c; No J, 52c NiS~' Wesiern. t'ot-o
White do AZ DE including 35.rt btSh 30 Jule &c.,
10000 bush. do August sc, 10000 lu, 10, itcarI
S7s.c.
Ia srnRK IN NRM-YnHK. nnnnKLYN ANn LLEsEY CITY
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rvl prre Iuuc H. Tic Printing cloth market ha.
boon f.Iy .,nand, With small s,- IIoy
qu0t4tlols aic uuslAaotG
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pipioen0 Noilccs

OplIrE or 100 Ioyr-ttkR Mrisg CO.. }
~ Wall -I.. NIN.l uLN. jag. l'l - y,
nTVTDFND so. 81 The regular Mon lllIl
/ DIVIDES % Of Thirty CENTS ftH -.lA i.i. ..a1
i,rn or. f1r MAY, ray ii" 30 ir ONO %. '
s..t. Vol. Fargo a TO-. he 2h l-t liAleii l"'ah
cs, ON the -Otl ius'. H. IT, rAi.-o>-, Ah- l'h ''
LyrNlAo SiAg AiiNISa CO2rANr,
-1uRk, june %. l>-l.b
rIIIE Board Of Trustees of th!s Company nave
declared q ufNIDEND $50 49, oi fIN b. It ti.' On
cault D. Juno "a a ir ohoc vi Aes AAl7
a McIfarR. No.1b " a4st a. 80, t-., o,t o..
books VAL De closet oA .c ~, ~,
oDenod the l5lA uh-Nhl n. -A1AA-N4'"' 4''~'
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRg. Monday June ID. 1877.
The following sile was held mt tac EXchango
b. .sr,..ru t..tf
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proOAlnu i)roperin for SAFE aHo % LII
4 OW-PRICED LOTS. $500 EACH mp. IN
.t., l,,,,g ny p.t 0i BrolNyu. iDf ,'.c 'iAs,. "'
l.. -...-T ' KULA.,D ~ MhitlN", III Nassau -
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RECORDED HrNI ESTATE TRAEsF
r.f-rr ffrv ffry
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For TIE week ending

~ e. 49,, Yesterday and today were l46 car
~ s 10y Aao i'V cars nj C0fllst- making 5ZsI
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Democratic Work In the south.
Cincinnati Gayette Hpacial

The Democratic Senators are very busy
sending into the South. especially into
Virginia, copies of their speeches against
Malone. These speeches are made TO eff
feet the campaign in that State, which is
already begun, and is being hotly waged.
A gentleman who arrived from Virginia
yesterday reports that the Republicans
there, while they do not have very high
regard for Malone as politician, thinks
this present contest in the Senate is hav-
ing wide and strong influence in the
direction of breaking up the rule of the
Bourbon Democracy in the South Prom
inent Republicans told this gentleman,
however, that if it had not been for the
pickering of Don Cameron and Dorsey
with the Readjusters in the last cam
paign the Republicans could, with the
proper effort and encouragement, have
carried the State for Garfield. But these
traders, in their anxiety to secure the
election of cne or two Read iusters to
Congress, would not give credit to the
confidence of the Republicans in their
ability to choose Garfield Electors
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Madame Rive Concert.

The Rive concert, at Grace Church, to-
morrow evening, will be one of the last
musical entertainments of the season.
Madame Rive, the celebrated Cincinnati
pisnist, assisted by her pupils, and in a
single chorus by the choir, will furnish
the music The programme will be:
Chorus-"The God of Israeli al
Know that My Redeemer Liveth,. Mad
anne c. Rive; Duet for Soprano and
Contralto-"Swallow, Happy Swallow"
Miss Florence Voris and Mrs. s. o.
Fisher, Sweet Angelus was Ringing"
Miss Florence Taylor, Piano Solo-Sona-
ia, OPP Sc, No. 2-The Allegro Assai
with Presto, Miss Alice Guisi; aCharley
Machree," Miss Louise Grever; Pisno
Solo-"Ye Merry Birds" Mrs. Lucy
Vance; The celebrated Aria and Caba-
letta-"Ahi Forse Lui,' Madame C.
Rive; 80 Mic Fernando" Mrs. S. O..
Fisher: The Kerrys, Miss Florence voris;
Beatrix-Recitation with Aria, Mrs. Lucy
Vance; Marguerite, Mrs. A. HUMPHREYS;
"Ohl Come Again, Jamie" Miss Florence
Taylor; Piano Solo-"viener Bow Cous. -
Miss Alice Guisi; o-Barcarolie-
Row Us, Row U.s. with Contralto Solo
sung by Miss Louise Grever, Crrio) Mrs.
HUMPHREYS, Mrs Fisher and Miss voris.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-04-25
RrOken Arms.

A thirteen-year old son of Fred Mot,
who lives in the Schwegman addition,
fell from tree he was climbing in the
woods and broke one of his legs.
The two little daughters of w. D.
Foulke fell from an Iceland pony while
riding on Linden Hill this morning, and
it was thought that the elder had suf-
fered fracture of the arm, near the
elbow.
Al Connor's little girl, two years old,
fell out of a chair and broke an arm,
SATURDAY. evening