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, 1881-02-03
SITTING-BULL'S BAND,

Seven Hundred Of Tt,cnl Now In tile
Hands or tho Troops-A Dlnratcla
from Mini. Yglcs.
Special Dhpateh IL TIE CAiedoo Tribune.
ST. PAUL. Allnn., Feb. IA dispatch to-
ecirctl by Gen, Terry, at The Department
headquarters, from Col. 1gles, nt Poplar
llfvcr, Feb. !, snys: "Capt. Devices, Second
Calvary, with his company, left this morning
for Fort Buford with slxty-four 1ndlnn
prisoners Under Chief 1ron-Dog, who sur
rendered to nle on the 3oth uit. There aro
eleven fult.grown mpn, mud they turned over
live guns md thirteen horses. Capt.
Dnwcrs will reach Fort Bnfprl OF
tho 4th inst, Iron-1)og camo t!i-
rect from Woody Mountain, down
l'oplnr NEyor, III tile most destitute condi-
tion, having bcen Obliged to cat Ills horses
cn route for food. lie reports no buffalo
across tho linz, and that Capt. Croxtor, OF tho
CEnnnni! Mounted PUitce, sent lin nwn y.
Allison, with his 800 Il0stiles, Als0 rassed
the!r t enmp this morning, 9r his say 70 @ Fort
md where they Will surrender, to ,laj;
Nrotl,ersor, with their ponics nlil guns 1
expect tH lIcnr hourly frUin 1ny scouts whom
lsent tn the line under Cnls,ertson, md WHO
will Inform 1uo at the lncntloN OF Sitting
l'ull md hls strength. | stu think that by
going to tho line viii, welI-app2lnted force,
render. Allison Informs mo that lte llenrs
frDn tflo indians with him that Canadian
Monntet-Pol!ce Sergeant, with ut lMtcr-
prefer, came INTO tho catlp or Sitt!ng.Dull Gt&
Milk River the day before l,a tlell across tho
river. The :Ni reported coming in. with
Of Sitting Bulls band cnuglst, md practically
ends his floWEr.h
, 1881-02-03
IRISH SYMPATHIZERS.
Strong Expressions by the Roman
Catholic Clorgy Of I7ohton.

Strong Expressions by the Roman
Catholic Clorgy OF Isoaton.
Special ni,pafeh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DosToS, Mass, Feb. 2.-Tho Catholic c1er-
gy uf Boston, l,eatleu by Archbishop Will
Inns and VIcar-{;cncral Byrne, havo united
In MI address to tic priests and peop!o Of
ireland, assuring them Of tlla moral md ma
terial support Of thp American Catholics In
lilo present struggle. The address says:
Ireland nifeats us injuriously hero il, Amer!ua.
inns,nuch rs It creates un additional Dbjcct or
churity whose pressing claims hhvo ofton 10 l'o
tlonrs, anl tho orphans Of ollr diocese. Wo
therefore feel 1t Our duty to nil and
sseks a "a reana ~ ta soux
Of mlsory Ind enforced pUyorty In which She hAs
80 lonE iain, and mako her sglf supporting, 70
nor tho ta'o OF 1re!and's wo continue lowering
our hearts With xrief Tor our BttleriLg 9rctrel.
We arc friendly TO my movement that IL found
grievances Of tho pgopio Of tnnt', md feeling
In this crisis In thu history Of laud,lRw reform
Il 5o sa .f " aS at III Io r
car'!oyt a!d heartfslt sy,npathY 70 all thoso who
" GE soon SeS Sasato siS et he 'S a ae
Ia@sd y IL a c. taas + to eny enr ~ Sy e
iifo of tho nntlon, i il, tho duty Of England to
relnt tho cure OF tho evil to tho peOplo
Ut ireland themselves. Nor, on tho othor
hand, do wo acsItato tn tlenotncr
ns po1nicious and infamous tho conduct Ut cur
tain supp osed e.r,Issarles Of secret society
OF Injustice and II tllsrcgurd for tho laws Of
lnnn.lIty ns 0xponntlcd by tho CMthol!o Church.
who Inns recently tnanirestod his deep concern
for tho temporal as well as tho etsrnn! welfare
Of tho faithful peupl0 OF 1rclnnd BY addressing
them w0rda Of paternAl synpAthy and Apostolic
Gouuscl, VIZ declare that We ure ndyUcutcs OF
ireland, OF peace. mud olvto order. Our contt:.
whun we SEQ tho clergy md people Of ireland.
Without regard OF differences OF creed or pnrty
affiliations, tending 10 unite in tho work 0f re-
trrsslng the WRONGS under wllus, she hns so l"ng
Hroaned, Hnd We hope that tho bond IT this
growing union may b. drawn closer day By day
1T home md nl,road, demanding Justice, not
aims, HbRtl at longth BIO hcnTtl aaA needed.
, 1881-02-03
SUBURBAN..


Tho Village Trustees met Tuesday evening Ia
tho village Office, Acting. President Lunt In tho
ehRir. go.
Tho Treasurer reported tho receipts during
tho month M sai4; md tho d!sbnrsoncnts
$i.OtG.Gl.
Ur. G. A. r. Onrhecy put in petition 10 10
appointed Superintendent OF tho telephone syn
tctn Of thd riltaEc.
President n. e.. f.unt then. reported resoli.
Ac,th uf Mr.. T.i3. F'rust, which wero al!nptcd.
4 petition was presented for tlo m,iM't,erinx
Z. II. Mcrwtn, Jolu 4. Chills, Wllnm Hosea
llnlInt md nthors. Itcferrcd.
TrtHtec I. a. Cosgrnyn WAS then unanimously
elected President Of tho }U,rtl for tho remainder
Nf ltts term.
THO defamation contest viii tako place III tho
Congregational Church Friday evening.
, 1881-02-03
THE COUNrT-DUILDING,

UNLESS tho Supreme Court acts on the ap-
plieaton for auperscdcas, 1)r, Enrtl, tho
abortionIst. will bo taken to Joliet Friday.
T,E NORTH slt'o Collector ID preparing notices
for teinuuGnts. falling thou, unless they lAly
their personal property tux within TWO weeks. ho
Will levy on their chattcls and sell thctn.
sHEM,xr MANN has an app,l1'tm9nt; to make
atlu hu npreurs TO 1e inclined to 10 Us tho l,ilKo
recommends. md appoint Tt,nOthy CraIIe.
c5!no L. n 'l. II t!!no @ ngnt.usnt, H. Ut nrrs@ent @
III hu coultl IN tho insercst OF Iusacllna IL tho
late elocuon.
AN ex-County Commissioner yesterday ex-
painea ~ reporter how 4 ,s,!s that thp Co,lnty
lltIuse. lle snlA tllat M attampt was lnA.lp 10
1nHny which had bean lot styer.ll yuara agU, md
hc WINS Nlfered f5,Utl Tor hla vote. Tho cAnhl-
tuition At lhat tnsp. hc sn. hut soven votes, but
tho Job. md he refused 10 bu party to tho Fdb-
trrs. hut f,r his ruftlsnl ha says, ihu prcsont
GBHutes wnuIu not exist but hu has no I1lehlls OF
knowing what tho combinations now sate.
JAMES ". FtTzpArllcK. ut No. los West Huron
Twcnty.slxih street, and, II day be!n1 SGT fur tue
Hulk aSsrx HnHssay ''S. a'd 'S asSea % tor
ilssass ~ Is youthfui u lsoks a,,1 seemed ., r.!
fs tathGr nr mother Or guardian, ho wsss asked
"sl tO.tlay." questioned fNrth0r, ho said
nrphni,, at.d had lived III Now York until
thtee or four yuars hKo: llo offered to
sSsar t" nytaiag a!,.i sysrytlng !at hs a.,
couse tu hurry was refascA., iotortiny JA,les
turned up agaltl,, accompanied by IN elderly
lldy. III tue hallwHy Ar tho County. building
no aIct u snHt. who VIII prpssat during hi. tAcr.
ylaw with LAndhrr9 sle previous I1ay. ani uskull
Glerk would Five htnl u LICENSE Aflcs hu bud Had
10 him. Tho reply was evastre. !aIhga taDn
approached lunlbcrR cautiously and illtfhienIly,
aill rcnuwGd his application, snyfug ihat hg W.is
Of Ake. having nco!l born Fa0. :. lodl Tho la'ly,
aud llo secured the precisais tinctMei,t. WLuts
hs wife lenrns thcae tActs sao will not 10 apt ~
put much falth IN Ais exuHss'a II he happen to
10 dotuIned dowR-t1wn Isast midnight.
TIE BVlLulN0 CoMMlTrsH
ct tho County board held T. 11ieetln4 at which
CNluFu 1Iutt. And tkAgtnWad WBg0 present. Hills
amounting 10 ~ axGEcxato of Ektl& wer9 Dx.
41n'httl Ml1 VIII w recommended to tho board
tor payment a. tollowss +. ]. 6extou, cst!mate
, 1881-02-03
THE ClTT-11ALD.

Tur Finance Committee will tako another
+us.c viii, thn nnnrnnriut,on Mi Friuuv ntter.
,,o,',' ,"sv" y, ~" :, ,.rIocr' Srf' ''''''" ''
Ttyg Committee to investigate tho Tcst-rIouso
management bus not yct been ca,led together
Al, r,,,,nr,nn ID rhnIr,nr, ont o,,ublf, Ia ~.
ees'nxy anxious 10 Ic"rn something rs 10 want
10 hctng ,iu1,c.
. nrt =, ,r,,. ~ ,,,,~,,, a,r,,,ors ,.o,,o,, M
,,..in ~ 'sn."u % ."Ansu.' " ""ss" ~ ~. ~
MasoF aft'so tr .a 10 o ~,
Fullerton avenue cr,1ult. 1'he Mnyor satd that
ftcr t.ni,,c tn, Et a. m Mr. Carlisle I'M, njrglNjy
thinus.
.,.,.,
1d rouan u , 70 .mo a rg r.,cssi"u ,'
Mm1ur % jinrrsuM simtei vcs.urlas lint wbr,t Id
trms msk rI liz II ct,tnnIi1irn III the Ephtli Wnrf
t,e,xts what tt,uy SHOULD 10 III tic tnAttcr he
nvsr tlini, 10 lit lid f,i,rsttpt1 tIroi, nfl not
. n,'.. w." =, ,,s'.'.''. ,.,es', ~ .,,..,.,
THE Fire Department nus .lskeu !nr auuit1onnl
wnter.nhna 10 nl lnlu ~ tlin sntlthwgst scetioMs.
50 tnat ti.e larGc tAetfes. suSn 81, hs MeGormcR
sen ilcw mains nio iald, u T. sa!n tnaI tte piss.
ent West Side pumping -workswil " iii9teti!ltte
~ tho task 81 pil!ht!lnR tnr lte Mua nsher rilr.
sss sss psps arc uno:t " To- .iet
pactty.
T1,c pcopIe Of Chcnro eho,tl,l mt c1oso tter
cycs 10 tilu tuct ti,nt tlluir s,lnly III water ut
prsscnt Is snmcwhn. cs1.i,rKereti by tho ytlst
,,cEs. rio iHku il wnlirt uYcr ctUur 10 tic CrIt,
will, stlIi tltj III icr which wis thick rnuttuh
rt.sfrr,jry t., mill tenn III htrsrs and II seufl,
Mh!eh se hays 1eep 'riscn oyer TH ,u Srl6 81 Z
twtni y. twt, fect wide '1[ch extends ali nrNll
ii. Should n rotiuf sen CONC md a blow
aur1i1u un this vust fnnsB will net M d
loyrr" witch Inay sweGi, oil aI t,nro
, 1881-02-03
AFTER MANY LONG YEARS,

SpfttaE Ulpalth 70 tbs Ch1tNeo Tribune.
DIooMtSoToS, ILL.,, Feb. a.-.alrs. Hannah
Rogers, widow Of Elll,u Rogers. Of this city,
who died few years ago, was married to-
night to Mr.. 1ra E}urnl,ani, Of Albany, N. y.
Each Is oyor 70. MI! they wore lovers fifty
inarrled nlany, years, but each has been made
Single by death,
, 1881-02-03

CoSconp, N. H., Feb. "A resolution hns
boon introduced into the City Government
instructfng tic anyor to close all liqunr
saloons In tho city. 1t will not DO acted on
until tile last OF the tnonth, Wien II will
probabiy pass, ind 1t lo0lss as II Ifquor
crusade will bu !Mangurated.
, 1881-02-03
RE1NI1E's TAX TROUBLES.

,,r t,,,,..n..t.,, -n,:.t, .h,, ~ntt,mr ,~,, IN
done with Itelnke and Ealon,-that there Is l,'.
facts, md that tho Grand jury vii! not yet hold
~ vt'u4Hn e'"'.nee ~ . ".ss ,s,I .mv ",a m ~
iy-Clcrk Klokkc. hnwDycr. sny tint tiioro Is to
l,c no lcttinH-tlp ST far rs they arc concerned;
TINT they will do their whulc duty iii.
thorr /. INV f.',,r,',s,on for fin tmuress,on time
that = tr"e bin viii po returned asaIns, Eaton,
as n. thu firms whose = @ were 1as'"
.ss .ar wes' ae"T'eSo eS. '"nt rorar e ~, ,so
,nor Maes 40 ~ ne ,', .nmot., .,". ~ ,.a ~ @ ~.
intin,ote With Eaton. When arrested in NJ Lunts
10 WIS l1ss'sed e talk. and would donl,.Iess
ss x s b b Assp IT. S ut s, ~ nss ssf is y
turn ho bna been informed. y is ,in'lcratoMl.
4 vsny s1suuhAn rnocEEn,so,
md ons which antsss Startc,! , , sce # he % r.:
fhrs an3at: nahpemlSa ~ Ins Mnsta se . aosG
s fss to svs aa ataso ,sRss ss
II; ] @ss Il o@S 1 hs h ii. t's9s ,s faSs Sas
TO- sne Arn'os where '1 rGtne nnt'' yessrr.
@ 81, 81 si.i e him il osss !5as h!s aspertaeas
M,trn1 NV w "e'u 'esPol'''''' - 's'nns w
nut. If tho conspiracy cnse doesn't stick, ttoro
Is one aanins. ite!nko which i Is believcd vii,
tery Se 81 M Eaiey tx nssnt .s ns wa sSro
nut i warrant hetore Justice Hammer for
Ncinke. ehargtng hln, With fargcry. Mention
"'9 '@''>' so,Ir ] s,,n ornr.r1cArrs ] '
bot, tr ,tr s.as,,,ns % ,e,',n, rar ahe,,+ - I'M
sae Si reay ior tnxes - ao9ot 1 p eno @ HI
, 1881-02-03

3niE at Cnrthaec. Mo-. Inst wook. bit wns envea
hy taking m overdose. His hrrnth waa ycster.
dny still powerful frpm tho ant!sintrs a..n!nta.
tefctl. In consequence nf htH attempts oil his
l!fo he was han'!cu1cd while being tnken to tho
County int, n,as was carefully watc!'cl whnn 10
arrived thcrO In charge OF Deruty. Marsha! John
SttwcIl.
, 1881-02-03
MxiIfNI1GES.

llurC1ltHlb- -NENr-At t!Ia rsaiasnce. " Tho
S.s u saaS hst. is issy Hssss oisa.as sha
AcKANls-Ru!tkI kI:-tvednpsda{. Feb. + \. y. lsal
li.ass. t4s Nust Nsysssnd Isssivk X. TssGsu. s. j.,
1tetr0palltan " tho Arcudlpce.s " Chicago, III,
John +. MaEans ksQ, Of IT. Louls, no., sni Ella H.,
, 1881-02-03
DUNIIAM AND STILES.

ACTION on THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE.
The Governing committcO Of tho Provision,
Gralu ind Stock Gull t1onrsi held u session ycs-
ter.say to Investigate tho dsordcrly proceedings
which broao up the Gnil Of tho previous iuy.
The tnootink WIS prlynto. THO "boys" coll
grcgatcd carly In tho Hoard roost,, chattcd
more nr ltss about tho runpust ind wero Oil tho
Qul ylye to know wtiat tho tolons would do.
Tic Committee decided 10 suspend Mr.. Dun-
INN from tho privileges of tho Cal1-I,onrd for
ten days, md required him 10 mako proper
apology. In cnao Ut neglect or refusal to make
the npotoRy, ho Is given. tho full penalty. OF
Whitney one. all dntG from yuatcrlny. Tho nil-
!,oiNccTcnt WINS received with cheers and
htsspy.
Mr. Uunt,am was seen Inter nnl: expressed
himself rather cmpbntfcutty rs beng surprised
ut tho decision Ut tho Committee, gnynx: :" nun
surprised nt whit they ul In The kuce of tho ovi-
sintlco gyeu .t,lly Uy thetr own complainant.
who namitted TINT did nothing whntever. n,,h
thnt he lined mo without cAtlse, whcll shnWa
conelnslvaSY TINT tho euler wna tho cAuse OF oil
thu trouble by fnpossug thu t!ne rs he dill az
for making nn apology, TINT iioycr Will do, ard
nm nstuntshet1 lhnt The men On this cnm1nIttGe,
knowing tHp ns well ns they do, would for Oile
rlUl11elt think lint | would mako I'LL apology
unt1rr such circumstances"
3tr. Chnrloy Silica desires to hnyo It knOwn TINT
ho ts not tho fresh young nlnn' some pop.
pic t,ik nbout and snys tt,at tho circulation OF
stpry TINT ho belongs to that claas Is calculated
t0 ln1 1urc bis business. Tho statemcnt thMt he
was young Is uortu!nly Incorrect.
, 1881-02-03

THE CALL.is0ARp now.
Tho caller seemed stmcwhut In doubt
As 10 whether 'tWero beat 10 put out
i fuw Of tho bDyA
Who make auefl nolsp,
And rnlse such 4 terrible shout.
Itc finally tackled Old Dunhan,
Who declared TINT no caller could ruin him;
Whom IN Jumped Scnt Linn,
And HtuMiEcr Pltchel In.
Anu threatened soMo blows TINT would atun
him.
SO as soon M the caller tltscnrned
all compromise Otfrrs wore spurnca,
llo slid fran bahnu
Ills desk, md resigned,
And his back OIL tho bowling mob turned.
This entled tho TOW. an told;
And tho warriors, lGtiNnt and bold,
Slipped out Of tho rnotll.
VII 10 Il sadness and gloom
Crcpt ovor tho rest ok tho futd. WE G.
, 1881-02-03
THE CITY.



VIC. t'nr7nnv, IF st. l,'ls. is ut tho Gardner. ;
j. Il. MosEMAs, Nev Yurk, Is Mt Tho Tse'
mant.
1t.r. JENNINGS. i'lt'shurs, is at tho urani
Pacific.
.1.M. WARD and wife, England, arc nt tho |
WILLIAM WOODRUFF, Cheyenne. Is at the
Sherman.
N. ". GREEN, Pckln, ILL.,, is registered Mt tho
Sherman.
WA. RoosrvrnT, LII crosso, Wis. Is Mt tho
Sherman. !;
TIE 1tcv. Edwin W. 1llrc, philadelphia. is Mt
tho fremont. |
N. N. IlAM1rrox md pnrty, Clcvelund, aro at
tlo fremont,
JUDGE 0. A. Loc.1nAxE, Georgia, IS Mt tho
GRIND rRcitlc%
III. GAuuEwr II Rctting In sotne effective
work fur Assessor of tho S,,uth sktc.
TnouAeC c. rtETotE1s, st. Louis. and John
McLcod, Louisville, nre Mt tho Palmer.
TnEo. FnAsEH: Agent ot tne "M,l,s'" COM
binat1on. New York. Is ut tho Tre'nont.
m: c. TowSsES!h General Passenger Agent
Wnbnsh Liur. vt. Louis. s ut The GRIND Paetiic
linpton, Gcdnr napiils l. Nosthern Katlway,
Cedar Kap,ls, is Mt tho Palmer.
-. y, 7: cAHrEx1En. {lencrHl rnss,e,nger 1,S
Milwaukee, Is NJ tie GrAnd Paofltc.
FRANK ". AxGEt.t.. pnvenport: John T: Law
ill., it,. and md i. r. Woodward Clifton, 1a are Ut ,hO
fhcrtnnn.
rne temperature yesterday. as observed by
Maiaasc. opticiatl. ri. is aadiso,i street TntH.
uNE iln!llinE,. WIS ut Si. Ill.,. deprecs:: 10 w.
H.; C. ;a;o'n:,ss II @ j.; Up = a MI @ II; F. H., H., 1 i: p Ill.,
Tnn ease against voss 4 snylacker., eoal. Z,
Of weght " coil, Was cnle ltp ~ ! VGh,eR yes.
Court. and dismissed for wa1,s Of prosecution.
THE rer,,ar monthly meeting OF tho 3oar1 Of
MauaRcrs ui the usG fcnplo;s : iinmc was held At
s sn 'lot" % ~ 'r ns a1 wera s1s rcnr,e
rom Mr.; /. 3; pa:hes. ssi.s!ter, = e.sS, 5 ss;
Miss ASSIE p; MAnr!S illes M \ t conpM!atnt M hn he-
yesctaytSnrsinf sess % viii %a% " H. III ii!!''s! strest
late yrstcr!1ny nttcrn!oi,. mud held Tor turthTr
D.ls nrs,rru nrxs,s n,,ssr w @ of ,ho % cntt"va ii @
Groyc Avcnae Stnt'on. while on his why honn
e annsr ocloek ycster3'ay atternoa @ef'. n.
Auburn street, and WIS there uttonlel by Dr.
REILLY. s,' ,,,- :, e.,.,,., -. ....,,,.. ,,.,
HE @ , 2. M. 81 3,n, @ nsS ~
ss S.H 1st no tho t0g nslcsn tS @ an mt e vii
" ts LOT tne arsn L ~ , Gs nro ~
ot onlce'
> Trf hotel cont-t thief is lurking around, and
people dining In restaurants hnd litficn- rtldns
shosi!u 20 ~ tneir RnarA Lst eaenng noona ,.'a
soGi0cK hr. MIX Stel'nar. o. NuW autk. l..s WV ~
nnsliy GnReKna Wfl1MR III @ smo @ ,trnad' =.
us oEereunt run 1ie SGry caa'r ae was s saan9
9n wtiie WrimR: ar. Mn* Il WI" HAis.
eoa. w. no WoF.n t au0u n, T s o mi anH H.
1vts' pesldcs scsefas clSafes'
TUE effect OF tho recent decision 1phollng
bcsintltng to nppear, us eonsii,tlers who httl
hithnrto paid only * cents per pound arc
.ufncturcrs eay TINT they fluyo Dcr,i
nut nntfer tonds on tMkinK ont
flcoasea frGul tho worcester patenigca, to sell
tho harhc wirf. at Mi ns nj mt fess thnn 10
nnntss win Chicauo ratcs Of frsinht at,ed. MANY
ri lin cnnsIn,ers ,iro becomii1r urcutfv in{ijr-
:. III - ".
, 1881-02-03

n 2V1F1UIU 0uB8 OF LI1ts
Millions OF rnts. mice. cats, hml. bugs, roAchcs
lose th6r lives by collision with though on ltats.
Sold by druggists. l6o boxes.
, 1881-02-03

TT1l1E SURVIVING MEMBERS OF TIE
j. Old Chicago LtHht Guards will meet for 0fBtii-
Ratlou club ut the Hrand pacIlc kbtol Tlutsiuy
, 1881-02-03

MRS: MARY A. LIVERSfORE. TIE
.lH1- popular iecturGsa, nil deliver lrot,rn IN
'The f:uinlng Man" LII tho Central Muaic-lla!l this
, 1881-02-03

THE ACADEMY OF HOMEOPATHIC
L. Physicians and surgeons meet at O'CLOCK II. III.
In tho clnh.ru0tn Mt tlLe fremont iIousc. Winter
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-10

barrels Tho largest stock ever known In the
history 0f the dty..
The receipts ~ wheat NJ San Francisco
from July to October 10, 1881 yefe II,
07i 900 bushels, against 7,1l3OO bushels
for The same period In last year.
PORK.
In Chicago pork took nm expected nd
vance, and sold for deliveries In December
at 1850, an advance Of sixty.hvc cents
over the day before.
The foreign provision exports from the
seaboard for the week ending last Saturday
wero 1885, S7 pounds, against 1861 $40
pounds the preceding week, and 1852, 635
pounds for the corresponding week last
year. Compared with last year the DC
crease was mainly in bacon, and there was
o slight increase In lard.
FUTURES.
There has been no material change in
futures to-day. In New Orleans they have
been steady, and in Liverpool they are Off
about one-sixteenth. The exchange in
New York was closed on account of the an
nual election, and no business was trans
acted there ON any of the boards. The fol-
lowing are the reports to-day:
NEW ORLEANS November S.-Futures closed
nuipt Sales oh n00 balps.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-10
raropenn street Railways.

I cannot but think The European tram.
way or street railway companies have hit
upon perfect system for lnsurlng honesty
on the part Of their conductors Tho con
ductor Is furnished with long string Of
tickets rolled up in coil and suspended In
metal case at his belt. As
each passenger pays his fare
he is handed numbered ticket,
the same being cut Off In his presence, and
which ticket he Is required TO keep Till the
end of his ride, for at any point on the
route an inspector Is liable TO enter the car
and call for the tickets, and those who can
not produce, them of course have to pay
again. The number of tickets cut from the
roll of course indicates the number Of pas
sengers carried.
Car rates are very cheap, usually being
one penny, or two cents, for short distances,
two pence for ordinary rides, and three
pence for long routes. / should guess
they would hardly average over a cent
mile.
The European street cars universally
have seats on top, reached by semi-spiral
stairway from the PLATFORM and usually
carry as many passengers outside as in.
On q fair day these top seats afford the
pleasantest ride.-[Dotroit News Cores
pondence.
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foorn 1914 standafd, 10 Chapman X, ~ Al.
,Otfia, 0il Elmdalc, 0il Sonora 3, signal y, bIii
Just Out, tf faltmouht A. oL 40. A..
HfAyf IlnowH ponfFIios- flttsnold, az M
AsaM MSc s w "tecngWoo S,a 1 gG sar u
lie vest sIi Princeton, 40 Indian Orchard, So
Yafk %; Buckoye, S)G Cabot WIS Lyman, i,
snEErro-tancastor io.Ni 2ic;, Monadnock,
Gin iO.I, 81. Lancaster f0.I bleached, %; Low.
Ell, 10 Y bleached %; sullivan, 10-A beached,
80; Monadnock; ~, 2lhi Monadnock, l0.A 70.
COTTON FLANNELs-Am0skeag AAA, 17c; do
BIB bleached, Is; Hugen0t 3, y; do blcached, 81
Hamilton x \, brown, TO- do +, bleached, ~
kkS avSsnS III brown o. Fremont D L. M
micKoRY- Rondleman. III Easton, 10; West
Sheridan Sxs ~; Mechanic Sx3, s,
DRILLs-Boot 8; suffolk, 81; Adriatc, OH
Laurel. o. Rock Head, TX.
TicKIsG-Arkwright IA; Amoskeag AGA, l7h
City, Ok Metham Az, ID; York, 141i; Clark's
Stand. 1911; Cords AAA, 1873,
PLAID osNABURos-otiawa, 81 Georgia. III
Magnolia, ~. Atlanta, 5; Tidal Wave, U Delta,
CHEvIoTs-Berkshire IA, II: Monitor, 0; Bonn
Bay, TX; Langley, 10; Longs best 49, Bristol, S'i
CoTToN Buok-Arkwright fancy, 10; Stark ai,Il
gray Az: Bear Duck Soz, 231a; Polhemas MILL
lOtG: Montauk IA, 10; Klrkwood, l5.
KENTUCKY JEANs--Irving Doe, 421f; Leaning
ton. 32; Montgomery, so; Glen Lock, 26!s; Wood
land, 2216; Norwalks, 20; Sandusky, 17H, May
brook, II; Deerwood, 16.
REPELLANTs-Cli 20; Rival, 65 Cumber-
land, 81 10; Foxcraft IS; Farnsworth, %.
LININGs-Ashland, 12k; Greatrock z, IS; Be-
atty, 11JS; Blue Rock, 121s; Andalusia Il, 49,.
Wagon Wood Work.
SPoKEs-From to 23s inch, per set, xxx Sc
lect, So; Xxx, So rs.
SAWED FELLoEs-1A to 2k, 81 rs per set.
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LIVERPOOL November S.-Futures closed
tendier n sixteenth off of Yesterday S quotations
DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Flour, Grain and Hay.


FIGURING quote City Mills as follows: xxx,
SO %; xxx, 81 90; extra 81 25
Imported: Xxx, per cwt So 40; xxx, 50 20
RYE-Scarce. We quote per bushel, 30@1 40.
BARLEY-Scarce. Good demand, 81 90.
BRAN-We quote at mills, S1@1 10; in store,
sacks, 81 no.
CoRNMEAL-Per bushel, 81 Is.
OATs-In bulk, 4S@50c.
WHEAT-s1 2591 40. as per grade; Nicaragua,
CoRN-old in ear, 75@SOc; new, in ear, 65@7Oc;
shelled corn 90c.
HAYLDark S6@s; bright $40. From stores
bright free on board car. SIS; dark, Sl2.
We quote Chopped corn, per 100 pounds, g 25
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds gI 81 20
corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 81 so; corn bran,
per 100 pounds, 75c; Graham -four, per loo
pounds, So so; cream meal. 81 so; fine boltep
S8; grits, per 100 pounds, So; corn -four, per loo
pounds, So So
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Acld-Benzcic pei ounce soc; acid carbolic So
luton 55c crystal 60cas2 per lb acid citric 75cper
ID; acid sulphurc, 6to10c per ID; acid tartaric 45c
per Id: alum, 4a5c per Id. Ammonia-carbonate,
2oc per Id: assafGuda, soc per ID; balsam CO.
pabia zoe per ID; borax, Ice per lb blue yitriol,
i0c per ID; calomel, soc per lb; calome CEnglshl,
81 90 per ID; camphor, refined, &c per ID;
cinchonidia 75c per or chloroform, 30
cents per ID. choral, hydrat 81 75a2 90
per lb;cream of tarter, powder, SSa40c per lb gum
opium IS 90 per lb gum shellac, 55c per lb NOR
phine 81 90 per or OIL bergamot s. IS per III;
oil lemon So 50 per lb bromide potass 4Oc per ID,
P q w iodide potass, So so per ID; (P d VIZ
qninine sulphate, q 20 per OF. seed
caraway, 1hc per lb senna 25c per ID;
strychnine, crystals 81 60 PER or sugar lead, Csc
per b; -four sulphur, soc; per ID; salts epsoml
3 a SC per ID. Spirits turpentine G6c per gal
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Wines and Liquors.

ALcoHoL-a2 80 per gal. as per high wines. =.
sour mash one year DID,. 81 co. two years. old.
So OO@S2 25; three years old, 50 5O@S2 70; fancy
extra Oldwhisky, S4@5, as per age.
WINEs-Ciaret in case, S3@5, per quality; Ca
taw ba per gal 81 1091 so; Port, 81 20@S; Sherry,
per gal, 81 2O@3. Madeira, per gal 81 6O@5 white
wine in cases, "a 00@10.
CHAMPAGNE-Cook's in baskets, S1S@20: Held
sick, in basket S26@2S; Krug, in basket, S26S2S;
Domestic champagne, S7@14.
ALE-Stock Ale, per doz, 50 1892 Is; Porter,
per doz so 1902 rs.
BOTTLE BEER-st Louis quarts sl2; pints sl2 30
Budweiser, own size, $12; pints, $l3 so.