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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

LIVERPOOL, Feb. a. - IL M. - Uplands
"a; Orleans BI; sales 5000; speoula-
ton and export 1000; rece,OtS 7, l5O all
American; uplands Low inlddlng classification
February delivery February and
March i March and April; Apfll ok:
April anu May = May an June -;
June and July 9-l6; July and Auzust q 1D-g.,
August. and September ca; futures duh and
easier,
l;SQ.p. m.-Uplands go; Orleans 6l5: low
middiing l3-l6; good ordinary 51l-l6; ordl-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

fst of man, and that this is not the first
ne has vented his singer on her. The
\ an Is badly used up, though her injuries
by no means serious.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Bulk meats heavy; shout er5 6;rlbs no
Bacon dull shoulders Is; ctear sides 05
Cattle dul; shipping facilities s,ill re-
stricted; exporters 2OF5 30; good to choice
steers 30 @l %; medium to fair 3S5al rs;
best butchers steers 0OGt IS; fair to good A ID
@3g0; good cows and heifeGs 22&l 90. feeders.
choice, wanted at 3jO@lOO; receipts sl,CO;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

ST. Louis, Feb. 2i-Cotton quiet and easv.
recepts l. llOj shipments $780, sales 952; s.ock,
Ass. @''oN
NiddlIng ........ .,..,..... m
Nplu ordinary s'.s,....,.,............... .. NJ
Flour tirmor; nOtqu t4bly higher. -"
Wheat unsettled and slow; some sales at
hiSherpricesi No, cred fall l Ol8l OK, cash !;
| O34, April
Cora higher SsN@8sS cash; 305kaS9X,
April,
Oats strongj slowi 81 bid, cash, no opt Ions
Whiaky steady; Co.,
porlr inKuar Nm n,,.I .,,,.,t.at
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Austria; Cortz Fessenden Of Michi-
gan, U. 8. Surveyor-General of Da-
kota; Richard w. Montgomery,
Receiver Of Public Moneys at
Bloomington, Nebraska.
Manifestations wishdraw..
WASHINGTON, May s The Pres.
ident has sent q message to the
Senate Withdrawing New York
nominations for United States
Marshals and District Attorneys.
the -. Lou,s Flood.
ST. LOUIS, May 5-The water
continues to rise slowly and the
flood is gaining ground, but no
very heavy breakages have &C.
Cured and the damage Is not great
asyet. Apprehensions. however, Of
serious Injury are stronger than
ever.
Nos . Very Heavy Sentence.
SHREVEPORT, La, May 5.-The
motion for new trial in the case
OF 3. M. Thomas, convicted OF man.
slaughter for killing his brother.
in-law for seduclng his daughter,
was withdrawn to-day and Thomas
was sentenced to one hours i'm.
prisonmeDt in the Penitentiary and
one dollar fine and the costs of
court. Petitions signed by the
Judge, jury and nearly every cit.
izen have been rwarded to the
Governor for an i'm mediate pardon.
Agatni Wreck.
GALVESTON, May 5.-A Wealth.
erford special to the News gives
further particulars Of a fearful
wreck of two freight trains at one
O'Clock yesterday morning on the
Texas Pacific road, $50 miles West
of Weatherford, caused by heavy
rains, similar to waterspout,
tearing away two trestle bridges.
Engineer W. B. Sanders and tire.
man Lyon OF the south.bound
train, Engineer Frank Lonze and
his brother Robert Lone. fireman,
and Jos. Lloyd, brakeman, on the
east.hound train, we're killed.
Conductor Horner and brakeman
E. Edmunds OF the west.bound
train were injured, the former Sc.
riousiy and several others sligbly.
Victor Hugo III.
LONDON, May 5.-Victor Hugo is
quite III.
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THE
Burlington Weekly HaVkeye

This paper, which is universally quoted
may be had at any News Depot at cents
per copy. Annual subscription, postpaid,
Agents are wanted everywhere to take
subscriptions and retain 80 cents in cash on
each annual subscriber. General Agents
may send 91.25 per year.
$1,000 IN THREE PREMIUMS.
We will pay the agent sending us the
largest list Of subscribers before March /,
1879, one drst GLASS ~ octave, rosewood OF
walnut, NEW SCALE, UPRIGHT PIANO.
full iron frame, overstrung bass, three
unisons, patent improved agrafSe bar ar.
rangement, EXTRA RICH, $850.00. This list
to be at least $50 names.
For the second list, not to be less than
200 names, 500 in gold.
For the third list, not to be less than l0C
names, $50 In gold.
For $500, ct one time, We viii send ten
copies one year.
For S7.O0, at one time, We will send i've
copies one year.
For three names and $500 we will send
the Companion SCROLL Saw and Drill, value
$3.50. = 3 special premium.
For I've names and 1900 No will send
tie Companion Scroll Saw, Drill and Lathe
value 800. y special premium.
olAukEvG puolIoMlHo COMPANY,
]. Z. !; q. M : <. q. s. |Ill y
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FOR S ALE.
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the Arm of
L. LEVIN d 90. has this day been dis.
solved BY mutual consent, the under
signed, L. Levin, retiring.
The undcrslgned, p. Lazarus. will con-
tinue the business at the old stand. All
debts Of the firm of l.. Levin & Co. will
be paid by him at maturity. All the as.
sets, including outstanding notes and
accounts due or to become due to the
LOUIS LEVIN.
p. LAZARUS.
Los Angeles, CAL, March I, 1881. mr5tf
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BEE RANCH FOR SALE,
LOS ANGELES,

With two dwelling houses, barn. chick.
on-houses and honey house; plenty OF
houses In pipes; large stock Or Italian
bees, In The most improved atyle OF
hives, together With all the appurte.
nanoes nece ssary for the use and opera
g:;:s;'ss's z 'ass''; :; z:ss
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Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, $40.

n Tickets, S50. % Ilckets, $iUV.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Express. Don't send by reg.
istered letter or Postofice order. Orders
OF IS and upward, BY Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal building, Louisville, KY.
or T. ]. COMMERFORD, 500 Broadway.
New York. n6-dAw
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These drawings, occur monthly (Sun.
days excepted), under provisions of an
Act of the General Assembly of Ken.
lucky, incorporating the Newport Print:
Q, 1878,
As-rhis Is a spec ial act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci.
SONS.
lst-That the Commonwealth Distri-
button Company ia legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Road the list OF
prizes for the
NAV M UYNH
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-05-06

Receives alive and serves up every day
the choicest FISH, including SOLE,
TURBOT and SEA TROUT.
NJ X. DOL Is the exclusive constance OF
the celebrated FRONTAGE DE BRIE,
which can only be had at this restaurant
SPRING CHICKENS, Just in from the
ranches, cooked ia every style.
This Restaurant Is Los Angeles's Del.
monic0. myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-05-06

Both steamships call At Port Hartford
(San LuisO bispO )and santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right 20
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
s0Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 1850 O'Clock A. NJ, Los
Angeles time.
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WARRINGTON, Nay 6.-The Sem
AZ be- seseynea WI n W We.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-24

Tns INDEPENDENT was established in Deem
age
It was started with the object of supplying the
CONGREGATIONAL chui ches with nm organ which
should he vigorous advocate of antl-slayery and
other tl reforms, and continued so until the year
prletOr believing that II could thus accomplish
inally connected with amy religious denomination
=, During the thirty-threc years of It's existence
TIE INDEpENDEST has cndeavored TO be leader
%era e Of he n AM 1' my "hh has %wsy !" dealt s
strong blows In favor Of reforms. 1t did much
ent rate ii fought long and we'll for the aboli-
ton Of African slavery. II was largely instrn-
Oneida Community. 1t proposes TO continue the
warfare on Mormonism until that institution be
In all things.
1t Is the largest of any of the religious newspa
from clear type and being, stereotyped every
on good, paper, and mechanically tits unexceiled,
II probably pays two Or three times more each
ylcesl than any other weekly newspaper in
fact the question of expense does notdetcr II from
securing the very best talent native or foreign, TO
i publishes more religious discussions than the
religious reviews, more poetry and stories than
the popular monthlics, and gives more iniormn-
ton than an annual cyclopeda; The long cable
Methodist Council In London Is a good Illustration
OF what THE INDEPENDENT Is constantly doing.
There Is no question of prominence In religion,
politics. science, education finance, or any other
department of human knowledge which THE / N
DEPENDENT does not discuss 1t has regular de-
partments devoted to Biblical Research, Missions,
Religious Intelligence, Book Reviews and Liter
AIRY News, the Sunday-school, Music, Hymn
Notes Pebbles Stories, Puzzles, Education,
Science, Sanitary Questions, Fine Arts Ministerial
Register, Personalities News of the Week, Finan-
clul and Commercial Matters, Weekly Market
Reports, Dry Goods Quotations. Cattle Market,
Prices Current. Flowers Farming and Insurance,
In Its Religious Department II gives news and sta
tistcs of all denominations of Christians. every
where In ftillness accuracy and cOmprehen-
siveness this department Is unequaled Several
pages of stories and poems adapted to Old and
Young are given every week, with column of
Puzzles.
Nearly all of these departments are edited or
contributed toby the most eminent specialists,
professors, writers and scholars In the world.
An oxford professor regularly contributes to
one of the departments
The Evening critic., 1881-11-24
Amateur Detective work.

Amendie Valmont, Frenchman, the pro.
pretor Of dycing establishment in this
city, was met in n drinking saloon the
other evening by Bartholomue Peris, n
fellow countrymnn, who claimed an old
acquaintanceship and passed the evening in
his company, not leaving until late at
night, when Valmont proceeded to his
home, where he discovered that his valu-
able gold watch had been stolen.
Mr.. Nalmont did not trust the recovery
of his valuable ticker" to the detectives,
but went to work himself, and expecting
that the thief would probably leave town,
kept nm eye on the departing trains all day
yesterday, and was at the Baltimore &
Potomac depot this morning, previous
to tho departure of the New York
train, at 8 a. m, and was rewarded
by seeing the object of his search enter
the depot, whcreupon lie accostcd him and
informed him that he was under arrest.
Peris seeing that he was caught, offered to
give mp the pawn ticket for the watch,
which was accepted. and the prisoner was
taken to Headquarters and held to await
Judge SHELLS pleasure.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-24
THE EVENING CRITIC.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
About People and Things in wash
tnrtOu.


TOYS wholesale Mt 100 Seventh street.
THE POLICE CoUnT session was over Mt 10
n, m. today.
TmRTYFoun arrests were made by the
police yesterday.
DR. HAMnLEToY, of this city, who has been
seriously III for some time nnst IL recover
ing.
The DAILY dead infant was found last
night on the parking nj second ana |
streets.
Four CASES of ovcrcoats stolen from hall
WAYS last night were reported to the police
this morning.
DouBLE-wIpTH all.wool cashmere. SIC.
iIuirs Black Goods Store, No. 7l3 Seventh
street northwest
Four TRAMrs were arrested last evening
asleep under n cart In Fighting alley, and
VIII rusticatc for ninety days In the work
house.
OSCAR JENKINS. one of the most notorious
sneak thieves In the city, has taken apart
mcnts ut Gen. Crocl<cr's hotel foi" the
winter.
II you ARE coughing or not, but feel the
presence ofn Cold In the system, use DR..
lulrs Cough Syrup and feel immediate re-
lief. Price - cents n bottle.
THE Philharmonic Society give the "NIes.
siah" December II, with Miss Ida IIubtell,
soprano; Miss Anna Drasdil, contralto: Mr..
Theo. j. TOcdt, tenor, and Mr.. +. Rem.
mertz, basso
THE little son of Mr.. T. Dorsey, who lived
Nv ~ HltN WIN MS
death yesterday by his clothing catching
fire from n latrobc stove. The boy lived
about three hours after the accident.
Tue marriage OF Mr.. Patrick =. Cusicli
and Miss Mary G. Danahcr, took place ut
Saint Aloysius' Church OH Thanksgiving
eve. Attcrward many friends of the couple
assembled Mt the elegant residence of Mi.
Dennis Cornell (the adopted brother of
the bride), and wished them n happy jour
ney through life. The wedding presents
were numerous and much admired.
Mr. A. G. Mccoy, of Alexandria, Va,
on the steamer Mystic met with novel
but disngreeable accident. The boat Is old,
and rs he was leaning against the railing,
1t broke and he was prccipitated into the
Potomac. With much difficulty he was
rescued from Il watery grave. Mr.. Mccoy,
through his attorneys, Messrs. Kent and
Nealc, will enter suit against the company
of the Mystic for 5000 damages.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-24

THE INDEPENDENT has very large and well.
appointed pressrooms, where II prints not only its
own paper, but also some ten or twelve others.
THE INDEPENDENT employs regularly In lis
office, editorial, composing and pressrooms about
eighty persons,
Subscribers and friends of tile paper are cor
daily invited to visit the Office or lressrooms.
Although the paper Is larger than any of the
other religious papers, the subscription price Is the
same or lower.
Although primarily THE INDEPENDENT Is a re-
llgiqus newspaper II Is largely literary and poll-
caring particularly for religious newspaper or
not, can ignore THE INDEPENDENT, as II contains
II mass of Information which every weIl-informcd
person should know and which cannot be obtained
elsewhere.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-24

THE INDEpENDENT was established in Deem
ber 1878, and Is, therefore, thlrty-three years of
The Evening critic., 1881-11-24

Some of the regular contributors to the paper
are as follows:
The Evening critic., 1881-11-24
WRITER'S or FICTION, TRAVELS AND
CRITICISM.
IGIOUs AND PHILOSOPHICAL
WRITER'S.

Pres. Noah Porter, ID. D.. Ill. D.:
Pres. =. G. Bartlett, ID. d., Ill. d.;
prof George T.. Fisher ID. d.:
Leonard Bacon, ID. D.. LII. d.;
Daniel Curry. ID. d.. LII. D.:
Bishop j. l.. Hurst, ID. d.;
Bishop Henry w. Warren, ID. D.;
Prot. u. j.. Morris, ID. D.;
Prof l.. II. Atwater, ID. D.:
Chan. Howard Crosby, ID. D.;
Bishop A. G. Coke, u. d., Ill. D.;
Prof Francis l.. Patton, ID. d., LII. D.;
James Freeman Clark, ID. D.;
VIM. NJ. Taylor. ID. D.:
Theodore l.. Cuyler, ID. d.:
Philip Schaff ID. d.;
Ray Palmer, ID. D.;
q. II. Crooks. ID. D.:
Prot w. 9. Wilkinson.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20

Brother luskip has returned from bis
avange listic journey around the world.
Foe brethren al Ocean Grove gave b NJ
tcordiai greetiDg. Or his labots In Aus.
tcaiia he reports that he travelled eiRb
'undred miles In eight weeks, apo
oreachsd eighty ssrmons. These ser
mons, he says, resulted In the saving n,
,0Out twenty five hundred people
"about two-third. OF whom were con.
v-rtsd ard the balance wholly sanct,.
d d." The distinction between "con-
serted'' and "wboily sane flied" Is one
which is exceedingly difficult for any.
oody outside Of Brother n-kip's circI.
of"hoiiness people" to draw. 1t may be
.aid, however, tu q general way, that
The ''convsrted" ones are about as goou
a. ord nary Christians 10 othsr folds Of
Christian faith. The "wholly sancti.
h-d" brliev- themselves 10 be so muoi
better than ordinary q ortals that they
are above the temptation aud power OF
SIN. and live without doing any evil -
A leading religious paper iDtimates that
II Brother lnskip could with his eighty
sermons accomplish such results among
the sipfal Australians, Il IL n pity be
should not tryibis power In NY. city; fol
there are many bere, notably In Wal
street and other financial localities, who
might be considerably better than they
are, nth y were OILY "whoIly sancti
fsd."
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
WEDNESDAY,, July 20. ,.>,.
TIE BRANpYw1sE oursAaE.-r.

THE BRANDYwINE OUrKAGE.-- The
Who'll. city has b en- shocked by the
reci al Of the indecent proceedings Oh
the Brandywine. The comments 1
the Philadelphia newspapers have
given the matter a general circulation,
and it will result in the discredi of he
fair fame of ouf beautiful little city.
The banks of The Brandywine as q
pleasure resort had become almost
classic. The outIages which were
perpetrated there under cover Of the
night might have occurred anywher.
else, and no doubt would have occur.
red somewhere else had the Philadei-
phIa parties who inaugurated them
not chosen to come to this city, with
the daily crowd that the Eel on b. inps
as the most accessible and pleasan,
pla,e to visit. 1t is altogether likely
that the shady groves that fringe til
banks of tho stream has win ssed til.
last Of these aclS oil human deYra'la
ti0n and shame. That such conduct
should have taken place at all is as
astounding as it is mortifying to ever,
Citizen.
The police force on the Brandywine
banks were sent there to prevent Ii,
happeHing of bad conduct On the par,
of the lower Glars OF society. But II
was not expected that females belong
ing to the be ter class of Phlladelpuia
families would be the first to req ii,e
but escape their vigilance. 1t is p1s-
sible that the watchmen may hav.
been IN ignorance Of the scenes tina
had been going OF tor two weeks. lu
it would not be creditabls to then
as watchmen were this 50.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20

4 CURIOUS piece of news comes to
US this morning on the authority Of the
Lon Ion "Moruiog Post" to the effect
that two German telegraph compa-
nies propose to lay an independent
cable from some point In Germany to
valentia Bay in Ireland, and theroa
to the Uuited states, AMI that they
prop &c to do this for the extremely
moaer to sum ofabout $500, QUO. Con-
deriug the distance to be traversed
this has the appearance Of wicked
invention intended 10 vex and worry
the aleady burdened spirits OF Mr..
Pender, NJ. p. and Mr.Cyrus W.Field.
Still IL the Germaus can contrive to
bu Id even a single-string cable from
Ge rmany to the United States by way
OF Ireland for $sU0.000 and to work
the same, every body will bs delig hted
to see them do It, World.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20

Low FAREs.-rhe war between the
trunk .iue railroads has commenced
III earnest, aud the fare to tho west
fiom New York has been GU. down to
about haf the usual price Of tickets.
It is SAID that round tip tickets Tor
Chicago, st. Louis and Cincinnati can
uow be had ia New York for one fare.
Tickets for Chicago it is said are sold
by scalpeSs at ouly $3.50 aud regular
rate $40.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20

The cable telegl am ON London
yesterday quoted consols at 1Olt fol
money aud 101 sic for the account.
U. 5. bou S were quoted at 104t fol
the SIS, l17a f the A., and 1lS2 "l
tue 4s. The iate OF discount for sixty
lays to three mouths bank bills is !
per cent, aud for trade bills in the
ppen m It is ls9,4 per cent, which
1. 49l below the Bank of England
ra;c.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
WILMINGTON AS A MANUFAcTUR.

WILMINGTON AS A MANUFACTUR-
ING CITY is attracting < eat atteuIloL
Already il excels all other cities i
several indust les, and especially thai
of morocco and material for shoes.
1t Is Acknowledged that Wilmington
manufac ures in tn s line are superiu
to all other makes aud produced a.
less cost and sold to dealers in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Balimor
and other cities at lower rates thai
the same quality can be got else W here.
The manufacturing establishments a..
becoming more numerous every year,
and yet there seems to be no compe
tition. There Is now two large ano
handsome buildings being erected :,
be used for this purpose. One OIL
Sixth street near Monroe, by Mr.. VIII
liam McClary, and another at FourtL
and Monroe by l. Trimble Quigley.
We have only referred to this branch
of one of the industries that seem t,
have taken the lead here and in which
we excelled all other cities.
There can be NO more beautiful and
healthful place for manutacturip,
establishments than our city affords
and it is, therefore, mol surprising thai
they should be located here. III,
high ground adjacent to the factorie,
in the ives ern section of the cit!
affords perhaps the most beautiful
sites for dwellings for operatives to /,
found In the country. The land fol
such purpose can be had at astonish
ingly low rates-)ower than in any
city we have any knowledge of.
Other sections of the city afford flu,
sites for such factories also. NJ bet
ter and more convenient place can b
found anywhere than along the trac
Of the p, W. & b. r. R., on the ca,
side of the city. Several culverte
streams pass under the track of tina
road in that section. As morocco ia,
tories seem to require such streams I
carry off their waste, it has been
matter of surprise that these site
have not been selected and built upor
The convenience to railroad freightiu
stations would seem to make theI
preferable.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20

The tuminer tIotliDg meeting whicl
has just opened at the Chicago Driving
Park, with ls5 entries, over $4,000 II,
prizes, and such racers as Maud s. st.
Julien, Sorrei Dan, and Hopeful In at
tendance, should be famous one. OI
course It's central interest will be the
endeavor Of Maud s. and St. Julien to
beat each other and to beat the record;
aud this effort fixed for the close of the
week, will attract attention throughout
the country, r.r-f,,
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
AXE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not 10
throw DIRT. RUBB .SH Or any oDenstps
matter ~ any " the S,reeis. Lanes ~ ", A. A.
dinaa, Q passed by Guy Council impo lug
q penalty OF Zen Dollars every person
50 doing will her eafter be strictly enioIc-
cd. All persons that reside or have .tures
on Market street, orany OF that portion
OFT, City east OF Market tIeet, VIII
collect all their ashes, dirt and iubbish
aud place them ou tne curb stoue N
vessel or vessels not larger than Hour
barrel, on every Mond morning before
O'Clock, and III is not remover lore
night they must immedslte'y notify the
street COMMISSIONS ~
All persons resid pg in that portion OF
the lLy west oil Marke street Will place
ALT dit, ashes al d iubb ,sn cJii. cted
by Them on the curb stone before Z O'CLOCK
On Tuesday morul &. ana IL IL - NOT Ia :
keu away beIore nignt they must imnlt-
diately notify the = rect comm issioner
and he Will nave 1t removed.
l.. r. LY SCH,
Jyl5-8t. Sueet, oInu Isaio er.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20

THE STATISTICS Of he mortality of
Now York city, it appears, shows +
that the death rate has not been a.
numerous during the last two month,
as it was apprehended. The creates,
number of deaths occurred in the
early spring snd winter months.
When the warm weather set in the
death rate decreased as compared will
other years instead of increasing a,
was app ehended iJ would.