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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
WHTTE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND I
Curcueau Advertisements.

CTOKE PARK, in the County of Bucks,
- England-To I've sold ny private trosiy. tie beautsf
residential estate as STOKE PARK aad DCFFIELD
ESTATE. pFising manson, Deer Park, stoke Manor
HoIse &c Manor CT Stoke Pogss Tie farge apd
eregnt manson Is situated the o the PARK. II II In
tie Italian STYLE designed BY Wyatt and built regardless
OF expense IL is perfectly substantial and deoora-
tive state repair ht for immediate OCCUPATION II IS ap-
Droach by excellent rad VITA int Otge entrsnoes
numerous, sell ARRANGED, slaeOaS
ami lofty entrance ba cOnserat0ries aud
with convenient aud excessive oe5 suitoio
Tor TIE deer park the most ahcirht m ng
with hHo herds 90 r and iaoR deer views
OF Windsor Castle AMI PARK AMI 81 LeOuants Hl are 0D-
famed and many commanding po.itons IN
The The estate Is eruaoted Win spie
and timber plantations the whole comprising about 6io
OF grass able land The aud pleasure
grounds lad out wish great taste and
Ianted with choice evergreen shrubs OF great
variety ana are studded with ancient oCcst trees OF largo
sizp and beauty Kitchen gardens high state OF
CultiyatlOn Abundance OF where's and other gass
aO convenient farm premises adapted
for home arB The whole property Is 10 pelsect CONDITION.
stoke House In vmcA Qacen EnEa4eh at one tiIno
resded stands IN the paT ad remark able ieatue inc
house excellent and ~ stTae reIr apd -
furnished Poges Church and the nne monuments 20
the poet Gray and Judge Coke ara conspicuous oeSt ~
The mansion r. WlliE one mile aa1 nan ~
NlouEn Station Great Western Hallway by witch
hne IOudOu Is about hall an Eouf: AeF Nsys
srophOunds and the OH Berkeley and Mr earns = "A
Harycy's barriers liant ~ the dlstict
n osfsfe IN the ncigh0OTaood oil nan large ara npOttans
ot houses Of the outlying And might % sofa,
M ia 3r Bui ding without detrlment 10 tue maui
c ana deer For PARTICULARS and cards 10 View, apply
10 Msssrs CLUTroH, 0whhehallPiAee, Westminster y W.
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LIVERPOOL March lSTl2SO 5Cotg9 yery dull Ma "a
ding UB69' 81 HadsnS 9Sns Sa ana ae e,S sG
Tscept $4,000 bales inc udlng 1902 bales AmerGon tp
Do March and April delivery G'd also Gisd: 90 Agrl en-
Cd o s and 1Iv dsiverV ID; also S4s,d aso I'd
do, July August delivery cid also agd; do AuErsi
October delivery. I'D. Futures firm.
1yLrooI March 5omi:ST o D. ma Sn
90 April aud Gay delivery, C'd do May and June delivery
ITERrool. March 1913 p Futures yeaEeI -, -. 49,
ln6iudad So baies GncTean pianos Low Nd,
ding esu'e March and APr delivery cid; do Apnl ana
easier
AUGUSTA March l5.-Cotton qclat Mmsnnr lOisc.; Low
AAdng &c Good Ordinary sc reoeipia AZ bales ales'
BALTmosr- March l5-Co,ton onn Niddune lo'.ei Low Low
bales errort oosswse, p bales sale sDuner 90 bales
Mldung, Iyc.: Good Ordinary 0isc. net recclUts tQ8
bales; gloss 1859 bales; e8ImIs to Great Britain lGl0
csIaLssI6x March i5-coon quiet; sliddlinr lo7c Low
bales rr65ts to the Continent 1880 bales safes 1000
CrcH>sn iiafci io-cotton quiet Mlddne lo'ci Low
Mdlug. 9ltc; GOOD ordinary &C; receipts 80 Dale''
GALVESTON March ljt ottuG irregular; MlddLhg lOo5c5
h9s r ~ 49, li O5 bales 20 re CONT.
nodt 81 balr' coastwise 5jI bales; Sales 1875 bales
LoGIsGriLr March l5-cottop duu; sriddnnr lonc.
1855 TALES shipments 1875 bales; STOCK
Mont liarcn l5.-Couon quiet MdIIlne. lOsc, Low
export 800 bales s2les 1000 bales atoeA oOS99
EwOFfHANs. March l5.Cotrnn quiet; MddiinE, lotc:
Low dluug &c. g03l ordinary. SAC net receipts NOi
h1les Cross HpT4 Great Britain t1f3
ba.os ihc Continent 5,E2 baiesi sleS 1000 bales
stock alY.sll blIe7.
rOsfoiH March I5--Coiton easy; Mddune. lo'2ci net
r,cryt Z4uu mes exports CDlstu1se lU@9 Dales sales
b-, b. ~. stock 2G1l2 bale. - -,
FaIl, .rH!t March l5-rottor duu; Niddnr II ~,
Low Middlag iufc.: Goll Ordinary Osc nes receipts %
bac gross Az uas5 sales, spnnerA Vlo baes b'ocA'
lG.f9S .uct ,....,.- ,.,-.. r .-
Nida ug. g5r.. ordinary. $50 net reoApt| 75,,
bals txluft. tho Continent, Ju.p hae5 bscb AoVO
hBlts. last evening. 800 Jlic, aUrx. O9n9l DaieS
- LOlI- sfaIch 10 cotton quo Middhng l0g: low
tfsld Ordinary. ~; rrceipta -55' nles
shiBarit h7lsa 4les 6I5 baies soS 81 Sol bAen
WILMINGTON. March l5.-C0trJu weak MidNlng 10 t' Low
Mldiluc Gs,rc. Ga0d Ordinary Sci net receipts of4
hlIes. STOCK. u bacL
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nnA2lLIAN coPFEE mARKEr.

plc I,vrlro March t--CofceGood Firsts AsOOds $50
r,. nor ln rilos Average daily recrpt ll9uO bags snip
nons o, ,he wccg-ro tue Chanue and holth OF hu,@s
- lavs, 10 the TmIed $500 bags 10 the Mc'
it.rra ,.aU none. ~ The Wetk-fur inc OhaAhel
a ~aftb 81 europe EGO10 bags Tor The nlted 81 e.
a. bnaH IA tuQo hAgst STOCK
iss ashaz9a LainsH. ~ lsL tTeigiIta PEI
aaf % Or ancui. JOl.
SANS hilrrh CofceSup erior rtos 5000 100 reis
nor 10 tlD- Average daily receipts 5000 bags shipments
iorthc week H confines 10000 uags 10 Europe l4oDJ
Of tho WC-kiur all Co1ntfir HO0O Dags IOr
Europo. 1000 bags. shock. la-,OOJ bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

Peaches are becoming very scarce and all qualities are very
firm There has been inquiry for Unpcelea Dnt W
of no Important sales Back berries hfmef O"lP 10
cent large sale 10000 ID were sold 70 go to Cmeag0 AZ sg
73lc RaspbeFrles have had inquiry ana are hlh-l
Pitfed Cherries quiet but held with cohhaenee
PiuIns and Whorleberdes dul aud weak , leS
nutq are selling q little freely at about lOImoi
mr. ces Other nuts have small sale. Quotations:
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FIRST MORTGAGE
TWENTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds
OF THE
WASHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOK
OUT RAILROAD co.
Issue Limited to sI,oOO,Oeo ar LeSs than $4,000

IssHe Lfmitcd 20 &lJOOO'OOO OF E@eRs Hinn 1AbOVO
per Mile
WE INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT 922 AND AC-
CRUED INTEREST FOR A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THE
ABOVE-SAMED BONDS.
The process Of construction. over four hun
dred men being actve,y engaee1 the work. and Will be in
complete running orierto Point Lookout within months
The Company half million OF dollars In cash and
good assets is real the line Of the road and its
rights way paid and record It absolutely free from
debt excepting the bonds now offered the entire issue OF
which has been placed handsin such form that
we are enabled guarantee do that for every $4,000
Of bonds shall completed and equipped at least
ono mile OF road
We recommend tcso bonds safe. investment and the
cheapest security offered in this market many months
The right to advance tho price wihOt notice Is reserved
A. w. DIMOCK g. co,
7 Exchange Court NeV-YOrlk
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Exports 81 Dressed Poultry ~ rlEA TIC o' -
P0Iltry today Out Tn demand WIS ntorio
ami he tone Of prices shade casr. Dressed Poultry
fHt supply fair demand and prices are urn
drawn TURKEYS w1ssHid for delivery AVN
l. ~ &C. Thprc hut nuo frrsuk.uel arriving fInf0n
aul Killed sri nFp1t The but tA = o
Fowls ana ch ckeus rvcn tue preference I.r bsAsAG
Crssa arriving afra frozen. Tame squad plentiful AND
decidedly lower A few VIVID Pigeons FcrE ~ s. -
they are mostly acorn HI long way and arc
not fv-h Nd Ducks mainly poor, hni ialc Ne1
,l ftuyfuf
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Cost an0 5ouno.

DANK ROCK LOST,-Bank book No.
ID 5il Os9 Of the BowERY sAYINGs BANA Is missing;
restored before he 18th day OF April 1884, application viii
DO made 20 the Bank for q new book.
DANK BOOKS LOST.-Bank books Nos.
I'D 426DZ2 A5a7oS 4S7,5B4 and 4eS1oS OF the B0wery
saVngs missng The finder requested TO return
them 70 the bank II not restored before the lSth Jay 81
booka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

,o,,a tor The veek ii 300 boxes: last week, l5O23
boxes Corresponding week last yosr 800 boxes EfpoT'
fo me NeoK 1882 time ist year ~ - Do1s
IvsrpoOi quotations dull at 6ss The st9ck o. nno nee
vi Indeed there IS hrmness than week ago shd
lille exporters not willing 10 meet hSi1SIs vle@s Wy
,dep bavo concluded 10 rely largely on the nome l 10
taEe The balance auoy stock shippers ny
ernTfee Cheese; anything below lSc Is larry saaDe et
% SgIIas which rather duh az inc momehl
s,d few IJts draw bids above DC Quotations;
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For Breakfast
GHOGOLAT
MENlER.
Sold Everywhere. r.
PARIS ARD LONDON.
NawYGkDsp 2S6GFesnWich&.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for BUFFALO 0VERC0ATSy
u EUR CAPs and OAuNILETS.

u FUR GAPS and GAUNTLETS. - = I
DRPcr QUAKrERNASTERS OFFIcB -. Z
GrRARDsT. PHIL ADELPH1A. Penn, Feb - 1851 a
Sealed DrOpoaala trphoato with % tbs aats
tsetnent each win be received at this once entn
noon April D. 1881 for furnishing TIE U. . quart
Department with 5000 Bufalo oVercoaA S0e1 hr~I S
Bulalo CABS 1000 pairs Maskrat er Buffalo 1aunI
BIDS requested Tor delivery 81 either The
nd Philadelphia (Penn Depos Of the
DepaftmenL bidders informed thas ali aruces VI
be subjected rigid inspection, and that h compnanc9
the atandard samples win be insisted upon ana tnt %
article inferior 70 them viii be accepted
Government tho ughe 70 foeet any OF Al us.
preference will 20 articles OF domestic produouen
and manufacture, condon5 81 price arc q0A cek
Bidders informed that those E0ods are oefspAoe ee
payaDle and after July ]. 1881. u
For further Information apply as this oneei also Ior piAn
pfopoHalA .,.-----.A
for Buo Oyerccats and Fur Caps and Ganniiesa" and 40
DrSS'Su % III D. IL EtGERR. Asst Q NJ General q *
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F,,rts NJ Portnc7 42 bua TIC demand Tor irish p1ta
or h fully equa 10 tho supply irilra ruo very nrm
Aaut SJ bbi- Bermuda Iota Nrrr sold a. week
AZ Ii 5n0E The err su rtrsmrr WhIcl brought
the Potatoes sold So per crate most 81 TIE on-te'
rre too iyoor 10 without rcpatknr Ch1icsiph
Asparagus Is arriving small qu4utre an sells NJ 81 pr
About loo bills Nnrink kAt' were rn cs
The best sold -. Good Nurt'k spinach
Is offered I'll 3 per Dbl Otrr Vegetables quiet as
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Business Chances.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNR WILL DE RECEIVED AT THE
uProWN OFFICES, No Lass sroatv9y COT Tair5y
Twenty third It, cor Etghll ave- NO
~ Eagt FoureenthsL. UniOnsquare use Third
ave cor .sevent-st At tho HARLEM OFFICES Ms
400 rhrl-age.. cor One-huhdred+auu'tWenD
nfthst, I1p TO ) y ~, at regular office rates
A CAPABLE GENTLEMAN of middle age
"A sbeg 10 purchase interest in awelestablished
business which adyantagoOusy extended WiL invest
RON S0'OO' ~ SiOOO'' RM.J., Tribune oSioe.
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NOTICE.
OTFrE or TIE
OREGON RiILwAY AND NAVIGATION CoATANi;,


OppcuV ANYWAY AND NANlGATIOH COMPANY.
No. ~ NAssA. ST., NEW-l Ohh, FeD. J - Ieol }
J. The THIRD fonrth hth assessments Of twenty percent
the Subscrp lions Tor tho hfsl uIe
mi Ions of the capital STOCK 90 ihe company t5ulLol
by The .r,ll si0ckh1lers 'tug OF OciOOsr ~ IU are
required paid the company - ONE - ii cNl nli
2. June next, prt4Nty prov now
ever al payment 40 fn SAID NuhSrtlpuu' VIII or Ie
said offices on ana AFTER hAacn
no. 1851 and Tho new i4sed therefor ana srtueons
made Including payment OF scrip Guehao i ten per cont
Interest en- paycuts made atrcr February 1881
VIII be computed 20 fhtt i2y MON WHICH ho iuN i %
will be entitled h DIVIDENDS.
Tho second three millions Of new stock 10000 shares VIII
be offered subscription 40 lo 'hh0a8 81 JeorW u
AlrC -. Il proportion to theft isstccEo hollnEs On
viii required be- paid AZ tie cOmmhys once ~ WV
YORK Ami y 1851 twenty per cenl t-u pc tehl on Y
lG 1871 twenty per 10 per cont on dmc - i,t'
tho balance oi forty per cent opr 'ehp Oh """ 1904
Provided however that payment 10 tull for SAID subscrp
tous 10 ana second Three millions " ncW STOCK Will DC 70
ceycd by me company aud after April 10 ISL ne new
sfoC ISSUED tereilr ard interest on payments l tV ~
May l. 1881 from which date 10 VIII De ehuleI U ul'9u'
scrip dividend o. n Per ct9t VII VIZ Ue P cT az ne aas OF
threC millions U ihe new STOCK AZ uo htO
u their SUBS fIpllOls urret
said acrD 10 boar elgnt rot cent Interest nom NoNehUo
l ana 10 be PAYABLE OF any surplus net eAth' 81 wv
coplpany propeflv applicable thereto ihe c-ii,caO
ION DO the some form those hsaeu ny to company
November ], 1881
The transfer books Of COMPANY win be co'ea on haroh
o. ISL and rebpened on Apr TO- lS5l iOr the sDOVeha
purposes
By orIer o. the Board OF Directors.
HORACE WHITE Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

dv average rcccip for the week Nc tho varo11 points
OF distribution follows Eric RAILWAY. l"t rHna OF
Cream l5t cans ~ ME; Harlem liai'r1ad kn d9 NrN
Haven Nllruld $50 Go Hudson River Railroad 800 uos
Midland Ralroad go caiis NlA 30 ~ treami
n,.crhnrJus nearby TUuteA l,Zj cans 81 Nh, o, "l'O
r4us oil MIA 81 quarts clc Joe pi'3 90 which The huipua
ras been sold ilorm durn@ The WEEK average 81 M
Tic market D. not over fupuc wan u. und all b WstAod
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
mons AND nERRlEs-FEEsh,.

Rxporrs OF Apples I6493 bbs some choice BaldWn3 az
selling out OF bosts exporters ~ Si.S10S2 but cur
receipts ara 0lorei 81 IS down Greetings are ve
bought from soc 10 - 30 Tue market Is gu
with Armies and the present mild weather VIII tcna 70 E
forwar4 fresh supplies ORANGES In edel9e 1
m md and stock moves slowly LranDeriet are
exceedingly dull There 20 Do very hgnt conspf
n shipmeHt West A great u'Et
stock touched with FROST and such los are EeI
II likely 70 be clos out ~
Al ana In All nro5aiI1fy some win have TO be
sold a. low az soc. Growers who tred TO maho
and control market with perisabe goods viii 'ay dear
for their whistle" Florida strawberries are neessng W
quantity and improving quality though good many "
e berries are sill small aud OulY half npened. Quotations.
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MONARCH LINE. :, ,o,no,,
DACIFIC MAIL t'TEAMSHIP C0APANK.

DIED STAR LINE.
EVERY SATC EDAY FOR ANTWERP.
The splendid hrstclaSs, full pa xerod steamers -
WAESLAN Saturday, hareh ~ 20 p M
aOOns smoking and aihT0oInS anta hips
Second cabin accommodation rneNcelled-
all on nam deck.
. cattle. sheep Pigs carried
First cabin $50 ana $50
Second oabin $50 prepaid $50. excursion. goo.
steeragr. SO prepaid, Sl5 excursion, $4i.
PETER WRIGHT x SONS, Gen? Ag'ts. 10 Broadway, ~ y
ROTTERDAM LINE.
IA steamers leave WArsONS STO res. Brooklyn.
Amsterdam. ed, March % r. caaad Med, March 90
I CSSn S0o:70 ii Caba $50 Sasersge SIS Steer.
age lOtterdam prepaid so. II. CAHAUA. Cen Agt.
~ south WIianlSL FUhCH, EDYE q CO., 81 South Nnl-
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL ~.
recommended b. Lieut. Maar, u j. NJ on Ooti the OAflei
ana hOngwerd VOYAGES
GERMANIC. Capt. Kennedy SATURDAY,. March 20 ESQ IN
ADRIATIC Cant Jenn Sattr az. Aprl D. ]: 81 PIN
FROM THE WAITE STAR DOCK Foof OF WEST
These soamers are unitorp IA All anslroasssIt
poinmentA The saloon. Stlc3rO'n+ Su9Hins AL Bata
looms asaD[ waSr3 AS noSs adi oi oa ae
leasEel adonz degrooSt confoc htasrsD nH4tbGAA's
aRKrEs-saioon s60 $50 and $780, Return
able trOn Old CJ0aLrf So tfo NEW.
Tbcse stsamsss carry neither cattlA sheep nor DlgA
Company oaices, No. 81 Broadway. New.Yeck.
C. L. BARTLETT q Co, AyentS Boston.
BARRITr & CATrELL, Ag9ors Phu4telOhA
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fair business reported about she prices cursgms M
iug spring MUS. laS
are comm In more freely and RnccOOu begin 70 shel
Tie results OF yesterdays at London were rs ooHs
otter sold p per cent higher than las March, Fse Pc
lower: Cross Fox 10 per cent lower; ea ot ~ &
silver Fox as IN March lhe III
son Hay until Wednesday noon, when g ~
Lafnp-on Degn Quotations an Tor prime si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
Rnanelal

A Ii who are interested in railroad business
MANIAC fOr 1881. now ready, price % md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

Reorps for the week 7sl bales week. 1885 baee
Exports Tor the week. 93S bales; Corresponding week as
year baea There nrmness inthc martct ciusc
by an az DOt 5000 bles OF Good Choce HOPS
large mart purchased IN the interior put o
eject on this market be nearly great na though te
were bought Brewers have not changed ihe manu-
10 mouh policy thought thai they VIII nave 20 D1g
mora BbetaIfv later in flie peasop Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

A. cha wal, IL $40 pkgs last week. Il, 563 pkgs;
week year 2O3l4 pkgs nr consuulp
49, ~ and and some from out q! town inarkeu mauo
We Soa ante acVe to-day upon the baEis OF quota
lions; .- -, ayaL
Jersey, L. t. and oo MSSIorn fresS is a .
Penn a N a0lS%
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Dipi1cn0 Nchces.


OFETCE OF CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
RAILWAY Co. 81 BROADWAY, -. Z
NRW. YORK, March TO- 1881 )
A DIVIDEND of ONE and THREE; QU AK
n TIERS PER CENT ~ has this day been declared upon
OF this company HVAOto %Api
20 1881 10 stock record March 80 INST % 100,
A'''' ' ~ W r. r. FLOWER, Treasurer.
OPFTcB DUDUQUP 3 SIOUX CITY r Y Co;,y,
AZ XuIIAMST. NEW.HoRR. March u. 1881.
NTOTTCR--A DIVIDEND of two and half
on per cent has day been declared on the stock OF
this Company payable on the i3t DAY o. April next 40 o
10 record OF 3lst inst on which
dsv the Tnsfe books viii be coeed ana reoened on the
10Th day OF April nexE j. H. DCAaONlI Ileeso'I'
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rooo,o.a NJ Dted Fruits the week, fot PAtSs
aSs kSs OF Peanuts and 69s pkgs OK fecsh sIs
osySo ~ 4nts 0J4 pkEs There has been ihfEer
sor Eyapogasd Apples mainly tor slpness a. sat
,oa.f ~ In az 79I so
ts ann Maid from 30 81 Sundr1ed hieel Appsa
duh Ia the absence Of any Freneh orders $3.50, sr 49, 10
az sose Vafy ii1o lots eIo hold 81 30 sahea fo"iSo
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN HEWYoREs
DONAU...-. sat- March ~ Me- IA r. ssl AfIi
RHEIN go. sat March 20. ODER .-..--cat POI .
RATES OF PASSAGE RON new soRRt1 soprhAMF-
TON. HAVRE OR BREMEN, - -.
FIRST SECOND CABLE ----eoS
STEERA0E $50. ,.---..,.
Return tickets reduced Preiala steeTage
Gates S2S. Steamers sail Pier between SECOND ana
Ahfdsls hooVAe1 FL ,,,Tts A On BOvljnRGreen.
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Il Hamburg American Packet comPanys Line foE
PLYMOUTH cnERBOURG ana HAMBUBG
GELLEkT. Marob AZ HERDEk ''.' narch q
CIaBRIA March 40 LEESIA9 A&foh 81
Rasossl passage 60 Plymouth Loaa9n SkSroSark Ham
points the 0f E1GlaDG Flr3b CaDlns
SiU0 second Cabin. $50 aonnd trp &c re-
KUkHARDT q CO C B. RICHARD n CO. ~
General AgeutA GeaerAl Passengf Ageafa
81 Rroad 81 N No % II. u.
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DO. Far % Gcod.-slO 40 II !
DO. bHlt skhuIned.. : a ~
DO. full SKINNED. 0 "a .
Wisconsin fine...."lZ% ~
DO. good 10 prime. 2 glE :
DO. iatr 70 good. III 0l
CreAmery Skins. B a y
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TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

n. Z.
CABIN go and tickets favorable tor
ETEE3A S2S Prepaid, $50. Drafts at l0FestTats@
su0king and eatn-tOOn5 aBidshipA
These steamers do not carry ca,tle, sheep OF IdgS
John "a. DALE. Agent, 81 aud ~ Broad way, "
PHILADELPHIA Oilce. No los SOath 4th-66
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-02
Fred Staples HorseWhipped.

The many friends in this city of
Fred Staples. camp master for Col.
Geo. B. Griff1n's party of Atlantic
and Pacific engineers, will be sur
prised to learn that, at Mojave,
the other day, he quietly allowed
himself to be horse whipped. Our
readers will remember that when
Col. Griffin visited this city last
week, he was driven by Fred
through binding snow storm
from Point of Rocks on the Mojave
river and safely landed at the sta
ton of Tay g. Lawrence, in the
Cajon Pass. Realizing on this
trip that an effective persuader for
his mules would be OF great assist
ance to the genial Fred, Col. Grit
fin and party sent up to San Fran.
cisco and procured magnificent
four-in.hand whip-stalk OF ebony
and whalebone, mounted with sill
YER and lash of twelve strands
braided buckskin, with siIken pop
per-bearing an appropriate in
scriptiOn, which was presented to
Fred with all the honors the only
way in which any man could OF
would horsewhip Fred Staples.
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the second accident that has re-
suited from the same kind OF care
lessness within q week and should
be a warning against releasing an
imsls from restraint, however
quiet they may be, where cars are
likely to pass.
A visitor at the Fair, observing
the fine display made by Master
Willie Childs, remarked that, if he
he had his way about it, the or
apges would 60 to New York. The
vivid golden bues of the oranges
In this display make them seem
too young to be nearly two years
old. Nevertheless they were
bloomed for early in 1880. Some
of the golden globes seem to be
bright and solid enough to keep
until and even beyond the second
anniversary of their shaping out
of blossom. Had they remained
on the tree, which they
might have done but for
the pulling, at least some of
them would have so kept in all
probability. The more one learns
of the keeping qualities of Califor.
mia oranges the more he believes
that the same may take shape on
O branch on which still hang or
anges of the two preceding crops
and stay there until the next crop
comes and goes and until still an
other crop peeps out from among
the petals. The same orange,
therefore,, may hang among the
last OF two, be one of third and
be among fourth and O fifth
crop. If any corner OF the globe
can show an orange problem more
than this five one, We
want some one else to work 1t out.
Puzzling out our own citrus enig.
ma five mixed genealogical gener-
ations makes us feel rs il we had
incipient nightmare, brought on
by overwork on genealogical
tree
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The Episcopal Practice.

EDITOR HEARLD:-The heading
given to the proceedings Of the
Clerical meeting held yesterday
may be misleading.
As far as the principle of marry
ing divorced people is concerned,
there was no "new departure" as
far. at least, as am concerned.
The old course under which our
clergy have acted for years Is az
follows: "No Minister of this
Church shall solemnize matrimony
in any case where there is divorce
ed wife or husband of either party
still living; but this course shall
not be held to apply to the limo.
cent party ia q divorce for the
cause of adultery, or to parties
once divorced seeking to be united
again."
The newer course Is stronger and
more explicit. Yours, truly,
ELIAS BIRDSALL.
Los Angeles, Nov. 1st, 1881.
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COURT. REPORTS.

super,o~ ...sEPULvEDA, ].
TUESDAY, Nov. l. 1881.
Estate of Peter Morgan, decsas.
sd-John Morgan appointed admin
istrator on filing bond in the sum
of $500.
Estate OF Edward Schubert, de-
ceased-Final account of admins
traitor approved and order for pay
ment of creditors filed.
o. w. Childs ct al VS.. Antonio
Soques ct al-Certificsts OF dismis'
sal filed.
F. PeiIa vs. J. Rubio ct al-Plain-
tiff allowed to Nov. goth to prepare
and serve statement on motion fol-
new trial.
Savings and Loan Society VS..
John osborne ct nl-Demurrer
overrulsd; ten days to answer.
Estate and guardianship of Tenn.
pie minors-Ten days further time
given to w. w. Jenkins to file
stateAent on motion for new trial
/ SET FOR TO-DAY.
F. & M. Bank VS.. Brady.