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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-06
oN AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881,


on AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881, 49,.
Express rfalns New York Desbrosses and cort
' 4Jo. 7So sos sio 10 LSted liam 800 $40
o. T. S%o 1pt i dP a p 10 ana M and IL night
txotess Trans leave NewYoFx daily except Sunday at
1880 and .. running through via trenton anu Gam
dI H,as of BROOKLYN Annex with all through
trains city anordinSa speedy and direct transfer
o nIarnng trans leave West Philadelphia 1901 S46, 426,
T. 1885, g. $50 ANA II a. IN Limited EHPr9ss l;oTp M 96
NJ L. and y. m. Leave Philadelphia via Camuen y d m'
anu TS1s9 6nces 53G ana Broadway Aston House and
foot Of DesOrosss aud Corlndt sts Sourls ana Br99K'
iyn Annex station foot Of Futon'st Bro2kyn nos lia'
ii6 aud lS Hud.on-st loboken stauon' Jersey CV E
ihe NewI Transfer Company VIII call ior anu CHECK
baggage from 4otss and residences L. p FARMER
General ManREer GEM fassehser agent:
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-York, Wood
IL maven and RocGawav IlaIlroaLLcavo daily. except
sunday Hunters PomS S 1i: , 5di5I IN u" ~
TI'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEw.YoRK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
hRaHSoEMESr 81 TRAINS EFFECT NOVEMBER l5 1880
and r SS S.oni P Irrs DRAWING
p. DauyJFast II Louis E1pIesa a tbn Vcst a6d
southwest Pulman's 6ast DrAwinsroom Sleeping Ooach~
" m DayJ-Pacae Express, Tor tne west sleeping
Coaches through 20 BunAo Nasa pniag cara TO CHICAGO
7:IJ p. m.--Emgrant tram lor the Wet Svyorl for
H ewaaE e1y fS ce s4o o 400 500 9lo 7se
D. w. and ~ midnight saturday nights onv' VIZ
L. XII and Pasa 1850 10 1929 %hs 10Sp
I.ib $40 XaG biO 900 6:l0 $50 lW3o NJ ~ mn,
night Sundays g. $780, 1920 a No. lio o'oo u" anu -
nna a,rsSn g. 7sO TO- 1920 M IL noon lao 300 40
bi - ao 6so 6:i6 ESQ., T. 1880 y m and ~ mid,
night sundays g. $780, 1O:2O H. lto' o''o p M uu Il
Pnleson via Newark CAS- $40 lSo M Sdo S;TO SSS
g.i0 1850 D. m II midnight SATURDAY nights ouS' SUN
Day n;l0 q NJ r. U'H i n H. lao $780, Glo 75, aud IL
mdnShs snnGays g. $500 1920 m, lao $50 p n and
~ nTWlsE 1850 1870 o, M, $3.50 p m Am On.
NswburT Cornwall TOO. u H. o;SO a'oV p ih Sun
d1y SSTs and Kingston $3.50 m Sundays $3.50
T. 1850 o. lu2o a. ~; $3.50, 300 4;3O. T. 7;l5
e,,noays q $3.50, logo a M, ESQ., r. M "a , -,s =,
uutI,idieOwu 1850 s., 1870 o. M sou 43u I:lo ~;
SUNDAY a1ns connsct with NoWYork and osweEo Midland
l9iIgah a. 10 o. 1920 M 430, z, 1l5P IN Sun
iOit usai i45na M, o. $50 and D. III. -. -.
leave 2Jd.5t quarter OF anu gues MteE
.c hanr from 645 10 $40 p me- ana ~ iU'io anu lAto
for nassage and for Apartments in Drawing Room
t,uaches bo obtnned anu orlers for tho
anu and transfer OF baggage may be eII ~ ne Com
choes fnIcea NOs 239 40I or 9J1 brOauHhy NJ H. NO.
Ray, grooklyn. At tho Companys Depots -. = n.
TRAINS West arrive In NeW'hotN Nv $40
and fl2S e M any HSBRoT uenl Passr Agent NewYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ rs,ps leave for EnRlew0Od ClOster Permont an1 Ny
soE $780, 1850 B. l. AL o5V ~ sSo lay ;n ph
Snndsva q a m and g;30 Tho lliSO D. NJ ualh WIZ
aave "a minutes later saturday nights an oso. - An
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey ''VO' VO" u A'i WV
m mo. n. ABBOTT General Passr Agent New'YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-06
CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
~ AND THE WEST.

VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New.iOrk. I OF tiicrty:st:
pa For Washin gton Cincinnati Chicago PC
pm. naly Fast Line Through Coaches AMI sleeping
Cars to CnCuuat. Chicago. 81. Louis. g..
1850 Daily tor Washington. Cincinnati ChicaEo, &c
Tickets Tor and baggage checked At foot Oh lOc s
n r.. G 70. n. Of y. ]. .......
JOSEPH =. HARRIS, n. L. BALDNlN,
General Gen Pass. ASL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

FOLLOWING are the presents Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Mann received on the
occasion OF their wedding: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lauer, fine silver butter
dish; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Hawley. a
silver card receiver; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
T. Church, a beautiful spoonholder.
with one dozen silver teaspoons !.
Thos. Barry and family, nice glass
and silver sugar bowl; VIM. Lass
anu Adam Kultz, a very fine silver
castor; j. Kennaly, half a dozen
knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
fuimer, silver soup ladle; Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelse White, carving knife, fork
and steel; Mr. and Mrs Fred Small.
nice lot Of glassware, consisting of
eight pieces; Mr.. and Mrs. McClin-
took, two fine ornamental flower va
SEES; Miss Sadie McCIintock, fine
large picture; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cooper, two flower vases and wall
bracket containing picture; Mr.. and
Mrs. Duquette, two large pictures
Voyage Of Life-Youth," and "Voy-
age Of Life-M Manhood; Mr.. and Mrs.
y. b. Emery, two nice glass dishes
and lace handkerchief; Miss Mary and
julius Linstadt, very fine large
sized album; Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Wulff, large oil painting; Miss Ma
oml Ihall, two pretty porcelain can
dle-sticks, containing wax candies;
MIR. and Mrs. Alex. Orchard, large
picture; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marcus
two beautiful, large pictures in gilt
frames; Mr.. and Mrs. John Richie
fine notices; Geo. w. Kuttler, silver
napkin ring; S. G. Silsby, very nice
standing lamp; James j. Marsk, a
brilliant library lamp; John ?. Lar
son, a handsomely ornamented flower
stand; D. Ferguson, two nice wall
brackets.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
LOCATIONS,

Quartz claims taken mp and record
ed since our last report:
1900 feet on the Badger, situated at
the head of Big Muddy, in Pioneer dis
trict, located by Henry McGuinness
and R. G. Allen.
1900 feet on the Emma, situated on
the divide between Granite creek and
California gulch, Granite creek dis
trict, located by E. Smith, +. G. Allen
and Nj. Bell.
1900 feet on the Helen, situated in
Granite creek district and formerly
known as the Ida lode, located by r.
G.. Allen.
1900 feet on the Pride of Idaho, sit
uated about half a mile in an casterly
direction from the Elk Horn quartz
mill, located by Hugh Turner, John
Lamberton and John Bale.
1900 feet on the North Pacific about
one half mile from the Liberty mine,
in Squaw creek district, located by NJ.
F. Henry and G. P. Emery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
President Garfield ON Insanity

some years ago man was tried in
Cleveland OH charge of murder.
Judge Payne presided, and pointed out
with great clearness the falacious the
DRY of insanity, which was set up for
the defense. General Garfield address.
ed the following letter to Judge PAYNE:
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 6, 1871.
DEAR JUDGE: Allow me to congrat-s
ulate you on your splendid charge to.
the jury at the close Of the Gelentine
case. The whole country owes you a.
debt Of gratitude for brushing away
the wicked absurdity which has lately
been palmed off on the country as law
on the subject of insanity. II this
thing had gone on much further, all
that man would need to secure him
self from the charge of murder would
be to rave little and tear his hair a
little, ank then kill his man. | hope
you will print your excellent charge
10 pamphlet form, and send it to all
the Judges in the land. Very truly
yours, JAMES A. GARFIELD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

A corps of engineers under the di-
recton of Engineer Chalmers Scott OF
the Central Pacific railroad, are run
ming line from now south of Oxford
to Gentle valley via Treasurton, in
hopes to find a better route than
through Mink creek canon. A com
plete survey of line from near Cor
rinne through Bear river canon as tar
as Oxford has l.een completed and re-
ported upon as a good route. The
route via Blacksmitb's fork has been
reported upon as impracticable; and
the route via Oxford aud Soda Springs
will undoubtedly be adopted. Thus
southern Idaho will reap the benefit OF
another through line of railroad to the
cast Oxford Enterprise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
PostoMce Hours.

During week oays until further notice,
tbe postofice will be kept open from seven
4. NJ until nine Z. NJ.
sundays from halfpast twelve to one,
III rom tour until six Z. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
o,pned at all on Sundays; and no Money
orIer business will be transacted on Sat.
urdavs after four O'Clock L. NJ.
5. 9. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec 3, 1873. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
LOCAL N eVVS-

LOCAL N eVVS-
Jusr received at Enery's choice
lot Of Oregon cheese.
HENRY GorrsCH and wife are down
from Banner.
The tunnel Plowman is running to
tap the North Star, on Shaws' noun
tain, is in 200 feet.
The Monroe Bros. have leased the
Illinois mine, in Gar1brinus district.
The lease runs to the first of next Ju-
".
BILLY TIScHER has just received an
entirely new brand of cigars, called
the "Siver Spike" They are the fin
est ever dumped into this market.
The ore of the Charles Dickens is
becoming more base as depth is at
tanned and only a small portion of it
can be reduced in the arastra. The
owners contemplate putting up a mill
Il next year.
1 hon. q. 4. BALDWIN and Jim Grew,
who have been prospecting through
\ Wood river district the past four or
I'VE months, brought up two or
'hree days ago at the Tidal Wave,
q the other side of the More creek sum-
NIT They will probably come to
town to-day.
u u b. RICHARD, who came in from
q bonanza last Wednes lay informs US
d mat the Montana and Summit mines
8 were sold short time ago. Captain
Rnstln bought the Montana. Mr..
D Nlckard didn't learn the figures. The
summit was purchased by the Custer
company for $4,000 or $4,000.
FIVE men are at work driving a
'unne to the Rising Sun, on Shaw's
# mountain. 1t is in sixty FEET, with
'"o hundred and forty feet further to
'ua TO tap the ledge. This tunnel
q WIN show what the mine looks like at
3 s'e depth of 2lO feet, and ITO feet be-
= "nere work is now being carried
on.
'A'' a. D. JosLYN went on a bear
s"'Se over at Garden valley the other
~ The bear was rousted out near
oo'ulraps mill, and after running a
s. snort distance went up a tree Mr..
'''Sh didn't have a hand in the kill
~ oot went off unarmed and saw
'pe lun. There was only one gun at
Hili. One of the hands shout
Pear. p "l ''' " ''e
u Gam DAVIS returned last Tuesday
y" his southern tour. He was
though Nevada, California and Ore
es; - ana enjoyed the trip finely. Sam
visit to jacksonville, Oregon,
In ste the house where he was born.
I7 years after he made his entrance
- s worlds stage Sam appeared
'ois other scenes, and memory
-, 'each to the part he played in
b -. The theatrical troupe
vas a member of disbanded at
9F' BidwclI, California.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
BILLS ALLOWED ON ROAD FUND:


5. Farrell or. sal. road dist MOI $lO9 81
p. Golden 50 g " &" 2 140 50
q - M
I. Weber or. sal road dist. No. rs 90
H. T. Lard g IS IS
r. Jones building bridge over the
middle fork of Payet;e river 925 90
Prosper Langries building bridge
south fork Payette river. ....... $40 90
BILLS ALLOWED ON HOSPITAL FUND.
A. Orchard ASST and tax collectors per
T. Cooper or. sal hospital cont. 600 90
BILLS ALLOWED ON TERRITORIAL FUND
\. Orchard ASST d col. percentage 1921 80
Isidor Smith Treasurer, percentage
on $2,192.03 ........... SO 46
Tim Carroll Auditor, percentage SO As
Bills OF John Reel and Thos Dickson
disallowed, there being no law authoriz-
ing the Board to audit payment.
Ordered by the Board that contract be
awarded Prosper Langreis for the sum of
one hundred dollars to put bent consist
ing OF two posts, one cap and one mudsill
not less than IL inches square, under the
north end OF the bridge over the South
Fork OF the Payette river in Garden val
| ley. Ordered by the Board that a notice
be posted on the bridge across the south
fork OF Payette river, at Garden valley,
forbidding teams and horsemen from trav-
cling over the bridge faster than a walk ;
also torbidding more than one team on the
bridge at once. Board took recess until Z
O'Clock p. NJ
Evening session, I o'clock, Board met,
full Board present Gr1ara1 NV tha Roo nd
| that contract be awarded James McIn-
tyre to furnish the county with 90 cords of
wood for the sum of $50 in warrants on
the Current Expense Fund Ordered by
the Board that the Auditor draw war
rant in favor of James Mcintyre on deliv-
cry of the wood.
! Ordered by the Board that the Clerk of
the Board have the porch in front of the
Auditors office repaired. Ordered that
the Board do now adjourn till o'clock
to morrow.
WEDNESDAY Oct. 5, 1881, 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Board met; tull Board present. The
Chairman reported that the Board had ex-
amined the county buildings and found
the same in good condition, and hospital
well kept
Ordered by the Board that the Chair
man be authorized to have the Probate
Judges office comfortably repaired.
Ordered that the Board do now adjourn
until l112 O'Clock A. NJ, to meet as a Board
of Equalization.
liz O'Clock a. NJ. Board met; full Board
present Ordered by the Board that the
following taxes be and are hereby stricken
from the delinquent tax list of 1880:
VIM. Marshall. 50 81
L. d. Martin. $500. ... 6 so
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07


An old darkey who works around
town by the day and who is very
proud Of his reputation for cxtraordi-
uary ability in ciphering, called on
Gilhooly yesterday with view to
get settlement, in cash, for work
done in Gi'hooly's garden. "Well,
Uncle Ben" said the major, chow
much do l owe you?" as worked fur
We 'leben days at a dollar day, boss.
an' if yer hand me piece of paper
an a pencil I'll cipher it out for yer
Uncle Ben got the paper, and pr etend
ing to figure on it, he said: 'Leben
days at a dollar day. Lemme see,
ought's ought, cipher's cipher, fig
ure's figure, two ter carry and one
ter throw away. 'Leben dollars, by
gosh, Boss, yer owes me prezactly
'eben dollars."- Texas Siftings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

At chautauqua the other day lit
tie girl was asked if she was Meth
odist. ooh! no!1 she replied, II am a
Brethren, and my mother is a Breth-
rem too" These were of the United
Brethren. At Montreal one Of the
Plymouth Brethren was asked WHY
they never spoke Of the Plymoth sis
tiers. "Oh!" was his answer, the
Brethren embrace the sisters.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

TUESDAY, Oct. 4, 1881, 8 O'Clock A. NJ
Board met persuant to adjournment-ful
Board present.
BILLS ALLOWED ON CURRENT EXP. FUND:
I. Allen services 10days bailiff. IS so 90
4. Jones work on Payettte bridge Is 90
y. II, Hawley District Atty fees in
Grim. and civil cases. ... 200 90
>. W. Brown atty fee in civ. case % 90
DIR. Rothwell dead bodies ex'md 10 90
K. Irwin services at inquest
and care of dead. ......... Is 90
J. H. Myer fees as Coroner. II IS
j: Suhlson for hauling 5 90
MAI Galvln Tor work. -. s so
J. Price build G chimneys. ... 26 25
Phil. Rant judge of election. 80. A 90
John kennaly timing chimneys
and furn. glass for Aud's office IA 90
Board took rec. to / o'clock PM
! O'Clock Board met pursuant to
adjournment.
IT,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
MONEY ORDER BUSHES
Coffin a. Kennaly

Are shipping large stock of the cele.
brated skinner Flows, and Furst 81 Brad
lev Sulky and Gang Plows which will be
sold at very low figures. They also have
in stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
plows at reduced prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

"Durn the dog" he said. I'll settle
his hash for him when | go down there
to see Kate tonight" And he pro-
ceeded to saturate the seat of his
trousers with strvchnine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
8 duster for office
3 SO

Total. .......... ....... 1918 so
D Hart Dr. sal. PROFIT. Judge I25 90
=. IN, ". Keel as night watch $3.50. 80 90
Gilbert Butler or. SAL School
- Sup't. ......... M. rs 90
World, qr. sal. Tor printing. liz so
1or Dick. 6 80
per centage. ..... 277 81
A. L. Richardson services and
tees Dist. CT. n a5
by lsldor Smith 60 so
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
S20,298 80
$9,392 81

TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
County OF Boise,
| hereby certify that the above statement
represents the financial condition of Boise
county as appears by the books in my of
flee.
49, Witness my hand and official
SEAL seal this Sd day Of October A.
~- D. 1881.
TIM CARROLL,
Auditor Boise County.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
Notice,

All notes and accounts owing to us must be set
fled in thirty days without fail. IF not settled by
that time they will be placed in the hands of az at
torney for collection. COFFIN u KENNALY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

Mr.. j. II. BATES, Newspaper Advertis
ing Agent, Al Park Row Times Building),
New York, is authorized to contract for
advertisements in the WORLD at our best
rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

Taylor y Ferguson contract of building
roof on Auditors Office 1878 90
extra work done. 10 co
Bills of d. McClintock and Geo. Cart
wright laid over by being on forfeited
recognizance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

Ordered that the Board do now adjourn
sine die w. W. BLACK,
Chm Board Co. Com.
Attest FIM CARROLL, Clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

Oct. l By Ter. Treas'rs receipt 1881 90
9 =" Adts. Treas. and AS. per. Psi %
CT Exp. wits redeemd 2,941 Sc
6 " redemption do. do.... $50 90
6 Hospital do do. -. 1,735 Al
School WITS redeemed $3.50 Sc
Road i" All 81
i" Endorsed on Co. Gen'l
warrant No s53. .... ESQ 90
Kingley's ord of Court so 90
Witness certificates. q rs
By balance. ........... 1882 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07
OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
IDAHO Cry, 1. T. Oct. 3. 1881.

IDAHO CITY, /. 7. Oct. 3, 1881.
The Hon. Board OF County Commission.
ers of Boise counsy, met IN regular session
al 10 o'clock A. NJ, October 3, 1881, it be
ing the first Monday of said month.
Present WV. Black, Chairman; Mar
tin Cathcart and David Murray, and Tim
Carroll, Clerk The following proceed.
ings wer had, to-wit:
Board took recess until o'clock P. NJ.
] O'Clock p NJ. Board met; full Board
present The Auditor and Treasurer's re-
ports for the quarter ending October 3,
1881, were examined and approved and
the money in the County Treasury count.
ed and found correct.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

Ordered that the. Board do now adjourn
until O'Clock tomorrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-07

Oct. 8 To balance.
Amt in diff. funds as follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
Tho Three RunRWRYs.

Young Fosdick, and Tnacker who
we're believed by their parents to he
lost Tuesday night, have turned.boih up at
and sound. Parents generally are very weak
and forgiving when looking for their dear
lost little ones, whom they fear some
sad accident has befallen, but when
they fad them alive and 10 good condition,
they have to the small boy rather queer
way of OF pressing their fond affsctioa. DON'T
know how it was in this case, but our child
hood days we will never forget in this con
connection. Little Thacker and Fosdick two
bright little boys, went to the picnic at
Shay View park and forgot to tell the home
folks where they were goipg. Young R,s-
enberg has not been found, and his mother
is afraid that he is drowned in the Trinity
river as that was where he WAS last seen. He
is about ten years old has dark hair and eyes,
and was dressed in light linen pants,a check
ed linen shirt snd wore black hat. His name
is Walter Scott Rosenberg, and any inf"rma
ton concerning him will be gratefully re-
ceived by his almost distracted mother.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
CITY ChIr-CE Az

The stIest cutters need fl ,odiug, for they
arc beginning to emit obnoxious odors.
There was good breeze stirring yester.
day and the mercury was not so ambi.
tious in its risa rs heretofore.
The United States district court is still
grinding on civil cases.
Another pipe is being iii from Main
street to the new city steam laundry, at the
corner of Market aud Commerce streets.
Officer Tom Cornwall shot all the dogs
there were in the pound yesterday, twenty
three in number.
The morning south. bound train oyel
the Cent,a W s two hours late yesterday. ar
rlving here st 1890 p. M instead Of 10:4(
| q. m,
The sheriff and his deputies are busy
serving civil papers, and are especially
engaged ut present iu summoning tax
payers before the county com missloners who
are now meeting daily as boa, j of equsli
cation.
The city council and the stockholders !.
the gas works failed to agree on PROPOSE
| ton tor lighting the city or furnishing il
with water, and the contracts haviog expir
ed, tho water was shut off last night and thu
gas will be also.
The street force was at work on Mair
street between Lamar and Poydras street.
yesterday, removing the earth from tn
north side in order 10 give it proper grade
New and larger box sewers will be built p
the corners of Lamar and Main streets snt
| Poydras aud Main streets.
In the HERALD's report of the Fou o
| July celebration the reading Of tho l. .ra
ton Of Independence by Major Jot ienr,
Brown was Inadvertently on :. HI
reai IL in u manner TO bring c he tru,
spirit of that remarkable instru nent. A
number of people spoke in complimentary,
terms the msnoeg in which no read il, anc
say they never before understood it thor
oughly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH

New York July Stocks weakening.
Money S93h.
TX hanse Ing 1854; short is5X.
State bonus dun.
Government bonds quiet and firm.
-Four duii and ubch pged.
Wheat quiet and unchanged.
4 rn fairly &c i've.
Pork st ady at 10 90.
Lad s'roi & ~ Il hI5a
Sp rits turpeniue i211; rosin . o..
FIR x t. steady.
Coffee quiet but lrm
su.ar weak fair to good TT fined 7gs; stan
dard AaH.
Wool & cd demand, full prices; domestic
lleeee 9t9i5; pulls 2O@aO; unwashed l2@3!i
NIGHT -"one z; Exchange is3I5; Gov.
ernment bondo ew 5's / OJlo; new AS
ia; state bon
>ew Orleant ally Corn strong Of
GlMt3
Flour dull; superfloe 8; double 4A@l1i;
ueb Az AK: higher grades 3j@6 80.
Oats quiet ut A.
Coffee steady aud In fair demand; cargoes o
ordinary topcime yhYl3
sugar quiet and uu. hanged; from common
to god com tnon 7,.7is; fair TO fully fair alns
illme to choice 50; yellow Carl, 0g9N,
M1issses In air demand; common 2092I
far 2j@3O; prime A..
Rice steady; ordinary to prime iAG5x.
ghts 50 pr 1000 pr emllm sterling.
Bank lSi@iSi.
Consols ili@6i%.
81 Louis. july G.-Flour duh and un.
changed.
Wheat lower at The advance; No. 2 red fol
1901 l3A cash; EXCL l3h July; 1lH@l15.
August.
Corn lower a. AK cash; ASK July.
Oats Irregular some sales higher at sex cash
SO June.
WHISKY higher al s.
Fork struns ate; JObhing 10 70.
Lard higher, IL 80 ssked, ii 40 bid.
Bulk meats firm; Car lots of shoulders 9; ri
8 81; 81 es S75
Bacon higher; shoulders 81 :; rib . 45@
81; sides 20.