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New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
Uoruorailou Motlces.

NOTICE.-PropOsals for repairing Pier 4S,
IN River andthe adjoining 6uEhead S be received
pui 2 1881 IL O'Clock. For full Information
see The Cy Record. Copies for sale at No. CITY Hall.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Via HlanchpOrt
For sandy Hook, sl5. His a. No. 4 pm.
fot Monmouth Beach. seabrght and Highlands, o. IL,
n45a. M. 3a}O 4 D. m
VIA Red Bank
s:lD o. m.-Fur Fleetwood. Toms River Barnecat &C.
1880 p. For Ia .ewusi. Manchester Toms River AT
LANTIC CITY ami all stations to BaYsid,.
4pmfOr IAke ~oOi Writings Toms River, Barnegat, SC
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

k(bA'A'D - am AZ THINK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave NewYork, via Des5rosses and Cortlandt
sreTs Pit,sbu2s the West south with Pullman
pdiaHa Ifs at iched. "a and $50 daily
rHse y p m Sonneeung Cory for tusylc fetrO
leq'a SesTe aga s9 np G on 3 the south Limited Washing
i9n % gton D. TO- Regular $50 $40
a m; SAC and 10 ?. sunday 4.'C a. N ana lOp IN.
Express Express for %e5t rnuSdcO9if 4'3 2o S sS SSto 90
and snG' T. - sunday ljO aud a n 'd T. $50 aud 10
E9p @ az o. o. pEElaaephia Via Camden 1880 M and
except s1aag si9' CIV p p without change Of cars
Boats Of foxn Anno1 connect S YIN rod all through
trains jersey city aaonlng speedy anu drec' u"ns'o
i0T nRs avo Ptss6a lS4o Fam M 9S m
anY ana at@drs lin $50 M SOD 129 lG;iO sunday
sans1 !S5 5, 59 g 1913 S3S is5 GsS s4C no. dso g
s:s, s@a an and i iSS,iop 8 q IH''''' m,
VNO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTADLIsHBE4Dr HBE4r,E[gT EoHTE AND SHORT LIN
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRAMP s E$GT Y YAT RAEb TEHEGaErr
TWO IN NETWORK.
norp1E TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E9UIP.
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER MARCH, 20, 1881, 49,.
Express Trins leave NowY9rk via Desorosaes and Cor
r g y S:1 ami 10 n NJ and IL night Sundays 43O ana
n m l. q 4 $50 and 10 D. M, and l2 night g., -, -,
Express Trans leave NewYo uay e1Sep, 90 a s s
1880 m D. M, running through via ireh'on hu N"ni
Hats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains ersey city adornga speedy and drect transfer
ior trns leave West Philadelphia 1901 345 525
49, $40 nnd ii (Limited Express l;3OR M, l, .,
e4c ana % 9S5 81 D. IN Leave PhSdelpha Camden,
and $3.50 y. daily excapt SUNDAY, ...or rro..A -
TcKet Oaices g44 broadway Il Aktor house ana
foot Desbr0sses and Corandtstsi Sout sL aug hrvyk
rs and lis ndson.st HoOoken station Jersey City Em
cr,rS Ticket once. 5 Battery place
ihI NeW.YOrk transfer Company VIII cah lOr anu CHECK
bagghgo from hotels aud residences T. p FARMER
fhAGrM rsneral Manager Gcn'l Passenger Agent
DoCKAWAY BEACH.--New York, Wood
HI maven aud Iiockaway Raroad Leave daily. exoeps
Ieaye iiocKaway 7,IOa nj j;l0 9ilO 0. IN.
CtTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON
- CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST,
The elegant steamers
sTONINGTON, Tuesdays, IhufslAY3 ana Salnrdays
and NARRAGANsEfr on hondays wednesdays aao Eth
oA'"~ 6P NJ FRoM PIER 49, n. r.
too of Jay.st arriving A. N. FARE AS LOW
A.. bA As1 OrHE ER LINE ,.--.....
Tcketa at all prncpa uckeg oMeeA oSAeerSyh'
seeured az oicas WesJcOrs Express Company ~ NOE
s ami broadway and as Metropolitan and fsn AVeaa'
HOLels tieKet 0nces
ppovt pENCE LINE-FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
ateanera EI CrgA aud GALA TEA leaVo Pier ~ Horsa
pler tfoot OF Warrens daily lekcopt 5uh1ay9 AZ aoV -
Nj ior BostOn, via Providence direct
t,s, ehI VA either line aB i0wesl rAs3k 60,
i. W. BILKINs. General Passenger AEsaa
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
5itnutions alaIes

C0ACHMAN and GR00M.-By a competent,
reliable man is frseass groom and exoellent driver
stands gardening required rstcass reerenCea from last
employer. Address u T., Tribune Uptown Office, 1888
dvnr
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Gonutrp- l1roprrtn 10 dntcD.

WANTED for SUAfMER.-A small furnished
w house with stable a,aehd anywhere between n Bay
RiIQe ana Bath OF the water terms not 20 ex
ceed $500 Tor season Address with particulars t. - 2O
Montague-st, Brooklyn.
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II RALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE 10 1HE WIrST

IN -. va Philadelphia, BALTIMORE and washington.
nnd after Dec Passenger Central T.
eWyeTsey depot al the foot OF Liberty f0lows:
parior sunday for Washington ana the West with
mDaily, for washington Cineinnat Chicago and st.
cars ~ snre tram runs through TO Chicago also through
s,eaISO I;SO mDaIy for Washington and West with
10 all trans.
No other inc makes faster time to the West
pan. ~ W " "~ az A - '' u y 'n' ""u 0'~V
princira NewYorS oice 3l5 Broadway also GA Broad.
Tickets secured and baggage through destination
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN NewYork foot OF Liberty-sL station
biIVOkiYn I0Ot OF Fult INST, Jewelps Wharf
IbepH @ december lo5O-Leave New-Ycrk, foot ot
Sgq m-FOr FmingtOn. EastOn Allentown. Reading
1880 m.-For sehooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch
w. W. ~ * western r. H., Easton Allentown. Wilkesbarre
94b 9. m.-For Pennington, Easton Allentown Reading
tarrisDurg Manch Chunk, WiamsD)rt Tamaqua Drfton,
Nanucoke upper Lehlgh, scranton, &c.
p NJ For Pennington. EastOD, Allentown Reading,
rlsDurg. Maueh Chunk, Waverly, &c.
o,u m;,,tor Eason. Bath. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua,
DTiton, WikesbarTe, Scranton. &c
a9Up m-teT scbooleys Mouutaln High Bridge Branch.
4;45 p n-For SOmerville, Femngton &c.
o8U p m,-for EaStOn D., L. aud w. X. r., Allentown
Heading Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, Wikes0arre, &c.
sunday trains leave az Sf5 ~ M Bound Brook
town, Harrisburg and the West
For Newark 5:f5, 6:l5 G:45 7:l5 7i6 Si5 5l5 0;l6
sau TO- 1880 llo M. I'm, l. q 3 $3.50 g. 430, 8, $780,
otS. o b;l5, ESQ 1:l5 sl6 9l1, 1915 ll15, u M
Boats Of the Brooklyn and Erie mako connections
10 and from Jersey City station.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL KAIL LINE for Perth Amboy South AmbOy. Red
M baE Long Braeh Ocean Grove Asbnry Park Point Pleas
1850. $780, 4, 5;30p m ~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
,CoNNECrION Leave foot OF Lberty-st for Freehold
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A TROY R0ATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~. NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA AEpclrY oETRoY
cept at p connecting with morning rams for
l9s NSr nG an 9e'I .acSS Tasl y VII" Steam
TOR BOSTON. NEW PULLMAN LINE via
n r. ~ H. and H. H. r. Leaye & Grlnl Genr.' DsRRSt RRS
.: d:SSp I9 we5n aaS Wy ana ICY p IN an
New. EnGland Railroad -
NJEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
IN steamors Pecl.sD daily tsundays eXccptl tJc
New. Haven at 3 add ll:jO IN, ,cun; wth ol1
5pONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing at
%ss opa % er ana
Delaware and waikiki Vaiey llalroads Steamboats, Thomas
arnson ST. Norin River except saturdays when Thomas
T'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i EEwYoRK. LAKE ERIE AsD WESTERN RAIL
ADVANCEMENT TRAINS TAXING EEFFcr NOVEMBER 10. 1880
a Sncnnaan m !n aad &c chicago Pay Express Drawing
gp.m Daiyl-tast 81 Louis Express, arriving ~ Bnt @
Southwest Pulman's best DrawngrOom Sleeping coache'
4 D. H. lDalyPaeiac Express for tlo wesi. soeplnS
Coaches through 70 aaiAo NagarA Pals GlaGlnnst ond
7;I5 .. m-EmlTant train ior the wesL
as KeTarE s1yG SS so o Ssy MI p&G & Is S6 SO m
D. and IL midnight Saturday nights only SUNDAY" Vlo
:" aiLeTord and Passac O. 1850, 10 1920 m.tne 1920
night Sundays g. $50, 1920 a. ~. Las, $50 p aud ~
Sio 3 70, 5.so 6i6 S.JO Z 5 j. ioSg and ~ mid
night suHdsya $3.50 lU.sOA m l;45. $50 p M and ~
Paterson via Newark $40. $40 l1i3O 3O $50 b2O,
GAO 1880 aud ~ midnight SATURDAY nights ony' sun
dsy yne fern d 7s0 1870 a. m lt5, $780, s. G:lO 7lJ and II
midnight Sundays D. $780, lOloa to- Ito' V'9op M anu
~ VarvncE Wirn,cE 80. 1870 o. IN, 4i3O p N.
HeWbur Eand Cornwall 100 a H. $780, i'jl p M sun
day oaant SUt and Ringston m $3.50 p Sundays $50
o,he, o. 1900 lG2oa M Sso 800, $50. 7. 7l5 p m.
cN'noayS q St5U lU:20 o. ~, 6.5u, p ~.
s9Middetown, 100, 8, lO:2o rns BOO 49, 7lo m
ca,tsvs s:3U lO.2O $50. y. M lhe o. M ana 400
N.Y. I2sns connect with NewYOrk and oswego Midland
h&T9aJh pdr9 JsrS az 7So. D. 1920 4so y 7Op sun
= % TOT, .in SSi ifl20a m. q. $50 aud y m
ag y 23d-st. quarter OF ana quarter her
each bour iron 6i5 M 10 tio y n ana AZ iVao anu lAto
~ for massage and for Apartments In Drawing Room
d eIeeuing Coaches can be ootaned ana orders for ths
ald frAnsier baggage DO LETT AZ the Com
cheos ,eeos Nos 2ja 4Ol OJ7 broadway, NJ ~ No.
panys ~ aTooklTp or at the Companys Depols =. -,
CouIso. We3t arfyelu NoH'HotA ~ fiSs
and 1l29 z: & M T. I IXBBoTE 0en Passr Ageut New.YorE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Trans Tor Eagewoo C9sa ea e pes@Yni % lS saS mn
sunday va IN. and 65O m & rhS lloo D. n' "N'A "A'
NSnue. spnas Valley and IionseH ''o1 V'VH nh 1''
IN tSo. n. ABBOTT. General PASSr AEaat. New'YorE.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED pr EQUIP
NENI', AMI THE FASTEST IT. ~ SJNSlSAENH
N''@-'- WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAiLSi IS4Irr EXCEPT
DN+'NA' - TWO IN NEW'YokK.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

hRIVER.-By sober man, who understands
~ the city wond prefer bakers wagon; speak Ger
man and furnish city references Address A. SCLoIT, 70
lstst, City.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30


IL Cpzzeus' West POtu Cornwall. Newburg, Marlboro.
Mi POdghKeepso T. opus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware waikiki Valcy RarOa1s. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell James " baldwin leave daily at foot
arsOn 81, North River, except saturdays when Thomas
Cornell leYes az D.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

DORrER.-By an American age 80 can
furish refersnoee highest chararer has had e1
perence as groom and understands hofses thoroughly
WILLIAM p. JON rs, 5O2 Lafayette-ave.. Brookyn
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUD!

~ TO oSton Worcester Nashua, Portland iat ths East
"a Nav Observation-Disclosures leave Pier NO Az North River
al D d no. IlIE sundays ekcdptJL Limited uckets 10
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

OFFICE CLERK In brokers' Office or whole
" sale house by American youth usl Al refercnces
Address 4 A Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

I AM an American (22), single, have had
vears pert nee in retail goods house and am aux
ions 10 cure place wholesale house, best OF references
Addrea8 L.. J., Passaic, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
alarble amu Slate Gflamtels.

WOOD and SLATE MANTELS.- The mos'
w varied and complete stock o ins mlntes now on Ok
hiblton r. d. STEWART a CO. 10 West 2StSs' New
YORK
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

nRIVER or ELEVATOR MAN.--An ener-
setc pushing American age 3s as driver or s;eyar
and thoroughly understands the care Of horses MILLER
345 West 1Bthst.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

HOTEL PORTER.-By middle-aged man
a wiling and fober; gUO1 references ADDRESS NJ
BEADLE 435 West {Itnst CITY.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

LUX DO ] ONs NEW IOLLM AN IlNII wa
n. Y, y. II. aud II. II. r. Leave Grlul Ceart. Depot
o. ll:3J D. week lays and 1880 SuudayA other
trains at ii a M an1 D. n. GetucSott va Ne@fog< and
keW england RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

GARDENER-By q single Protestant as
N gardener a gtntleman's place; proficient IN an
branehesi willing aud obligngi can milk, &c Address H.
SLACK 232 Eas 37th.st.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

HOUSEKEEPER, &c.-By;a woman to take
care of house for (he would do washing re-
quired good references T. A. j., Tribune Uptown ONCE
1Iaa Rrnadnav. :
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

NOOK.-By a respectable Protestant woma
" as cook understands English and American cooking
small private family country preferred city reference
J., iIox 10, Tribune Uptown Office. LBS HIGHWAY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Hanlan says ne will give Trickett or Court
ney fifteen seconds start in a fVe-mile race
for any amount, and Wallace Ross ten sec.
onds to start for the same distance
At Worcester, Mass, Sunday, the Pied
mont Church raised $50, 900. wiping out its
debt. There has been SS5, 900 collected in
three years.
The City of Berlin brought to New York
yesterday $500, 600 in gold from Europe.
Sir Richard Malins, Vice Chancellor of
England, has resigned.
The italian Government accepts the invi.
tation to participate in the Monetary Con-
ference.
The message of the Governor of Tennessee
recommends the Legislature to accept the
bondholders' proposition of payment of the
debt with twenty -nine-year 3 per cent. bonds.
The Communists in New York have called
meeting to sympathize with the Nihilists
and rejoice in the death of the Gar. They
have cabled congratulations to the Nihilists
in Russia.
The Supreme Court of the United States,
after rendering three or four decisions yes
terday, took recess until noon to-day, on
account of the indisposition of Justice Brad
| ley, whose presence is necessary to make q
quorum.
The death of Colonel Edward Alexander
makes three vacancies on the retired list OF
the army General Sherman has recon-.
mended the following officers for retirement
Colonel Z. L. Critteuden. of the Seventeenth
Infantry, and Colonel +. L. Dent, of the
Fifth Artillery.
The bonds which were withdrawn from the
Treasury are being rapidly deposited, for the
purpose Of taking out new circulation.
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COLD FEET.

1t is, as we have often labored to show,
a mistake to suppose there is any warmth
in clothes. Animal heat is the direct re-
suit of changes going on within the body
itself. Nutrition by food and the dis
charge of energy by exercise are the ef-
ficient causes of heat. Clothes ':seem
good and warm because they prevent the
cold air and objects with capacity for
heat which surround the body from at
tracing the heat generated within its
organism. The clothing is simply an in.
sulator. 1t follows that it should be
light in weight, and above all things that
it should permit the free and full
circulation of blood through every
part of the system = to the end of
every finger and toe = and that
the muscular apparatus of the extremities
should be in perfect working order. If we
will wear foot-coverings, whether boots or
stockings, which compress the feet and
render the separate action of each toe i'm
possible, it is simply absurd to expect to
be warm-f footed. Heat is the complement
of work and nutrition, and if part of the
organism is so bound that it cannot work,
and its supply of food is limited, it must
be cold. The resort to stouter and heavier
clothing under such circumstances is SIM
ply ridiculous. Generally it is the stock
ings that compress the feet. The garter
acts as ligature, and diminishes the
blood supply, while the stocking itself
acts as bandage and impedes the circula
tion through the extremities. 4 London
Lancet
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A STRANGE Custom. Vestiges are
abundant of rude state of society where
religious rites were regarded as belonging
to the men only. The Semitic nations,
whether Jews or Mohammedans, still show
good deal of this feeling, but among the
ruder races it goes so far that from many
religious and magical rites women are
excluded so utterly that for woman even
to see the sacred objects is punished with
death. For this reason instruments max
ing fearful and far-heard noise are used
in such ceremonies to warn off the women,
such as huge wooden trumpets, or fiat
pieces of wood whirled round at the end
of string, making whirring or roar
ing noise, which can be heard at
a great distance. With curiously exact
correspondence this latter instrument (not
unknown as toy to English-speaking
country boys) is used in the same rites
among the Caffres of South Africa and the
Australians, races physically unlike.
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FRUI-0ur Sacramento quotations as iTcm
the price-lists Of W. r Strong s. Co.. and are
revised Up to 8 P. NJ. yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices ard have In view selacJat
fruits suitable for shipment Sptzenberg and otner
choice eating Apples 81 % q box; cooking e0cdS 25
papered for long shipment, 81 25 oranges Califor
MIA, S2@3 q box; lemons, Sicily, S10da12 = box /;
California, S495; bananas, S4a4 so @ bunch suea-
cane, 81 5o@3 e bunch pineapples, SSa9 2 dozen ;
lines, 81 509l rs q 100; do, q box, sIcT17.
In fruit the variety IS small, confined mainly to
apples and tropical fruits California Oranges are
now coming forward freely, and improving in
quality as the season advances. Sicily Lemons are
temporarily out of market.
DRIED FRuIr-Appes sliced, case; do quartered
6@a7c pears, 99llc plums, pitted, 14a16c; whole
case peaches, 13@14c; peeled 1s@j9c prunes
12a14c blackberries, I5@1Sc; Figs, 1906.
HoNEY-Comb, San Diego, lSd17c; comb, in 2.i0
cans, s. 50(G4 extra extracted 8651oc g b com
mon extracted, case U tb.
SEEB-Alfalfa, 14616c Timothy (Fastern) 109
12e; Red Clover, 14916c Red Top, 13@15c
NUTs-English Wanuts, 9@10c; new California
do, extra choice, 109I2c Amends, 16d1Sc Pea
nuts, 6@7c for California and S99e for Eastern I;
Hickory Nuts, S@10c; Pecan, 15c; Filberts
1sc; Brazils, Belle o ID Cocoanuts, S991O q Ion
FKED-0ur quotations from the price-lists OF
E. A. Burr, of this city, and corrected 90 cato
oat hay, s15917 y ton baled; alfalfa s11GI2 q ton
baled I; bran, sl4@15 q ton; barley, $50 2 ton (;
ground barley, 81 10 . cwt.; wheat. 81 25 81 80 /;
oats, g q cwt.; white wild oats 81 %.
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Eaatsrn and roraign bIaraata.

Nsw YoRK, March 14th
BREADsTUFFs-Flour is steady ard Wheat is
strong, latter at 81 1901 20.
HIDEs-Steady at 221@23c.
WooL-Steady at l49lsc for fall bury, and i9c 20
26c for clean fall; spring bury, 1s924e clean
spring. 20d36c pulled, 3S@46c.
LIVERPOOL March 18th.
WHEAT-Good to choice California, 9s sd to
9s Cd. Spot lots quiet and steady floating car
goes firm : off coast cargoes 46s Cd not much in
quiry for eargoes on passage for shipment; French
country markets firm
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GENERAL NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
DOMESTIC.
The Burned steamer-A Coincidence

The Burned sfeamer-A Coincidence.
ST. LOUIS, March 18th. = The steamer
Howard, which was burned last night, was
the largest on the western waters, being 5000
tons burden. She was ten years old, but in
thorough condition, and very valuable. Her
passengers all escaped from the upper deck
by being let down with ropes. The Cap
tain's conduct is highly commended, and his
GOODNESS alone saved every life. Grand Duke
Alexis, of Russia, went from Cairo to New
Orleans on her, in 1872, and it is considered a
steamer and the assassination of the Dukes
father should occur on the same day.
windows Successor Appointed.
ST. PAUL (Minn.), March 14th.-Governor
Pillsbury this morning appointed General A.
S. Edgerton, of Kasson county, to the United
States Senate, to fill the vacancy made by
the appointment of Window to the Cabinet.
The new Senator will leave for Washington
at noon to-day.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, March 14th.- The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacra-
tnento March 18th Louis Tibald, Bordeaux !;
w. Norcross and wife, Riverside; Samuel S.
Sachs and wife, Miss Beatrice Sachs, Ida
Siddons, Samuel w. Backus, San Francisco !;
ID. M. Osborne and wife, Miss Osborne, An
burn, N. Y.
Thirty through emigrants left on Saturday
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento March 10th, and 20 last night, to ar
rive March 2lst.
WayIaid and Killed.
NORFOLK tVal March 14th.-Saturday
evening, as Thomas MCPHERSON, William Old,
William Whitehorst and man named
Fischer were leaving Princess Ann Court
house in wagon, they were fred into from
an ambush Old and Whitehorst were in
stantly killed. The murder was the result of
law difficulty.
Railroad Troubles in Nebraska = More
Snow.
OMAHA, March 14th.-All the delayed
Union Pacific passenger trains, east and west
bound, have now been transferred with
wagons around the food of water three miles
west of Fremont. The transfer will be con.
tinued until the water subsidies. 1t is said
that this is but the beginning Of bigh-water
troubles on this and other Nebraska roads.
Three or four inches of snow fell here and to
the west to-day. The storm came from the
east The Burlington and Missouri trains
between Omaha and Lincoln were abandoned
on account of the storm.
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A House. Cr1rINo Evrx wIru !, r

A HORSE GETTING EVEN WITH A Car
A horse at Faribault, Mimi, turned loose
in his masters dooryard, saw a basket
hanging on pole about seven feet from
the ground. 1t contained pet cat. The
horse walked to the basket, put his nose
up to investigate it, and the cat gave the
intruding nose lively scratch. The
horse turned around, looked back over his
shoulder as though to take aim and meas
ure the distance. kicked, and cat, basket
and all, shot into the air like rocket.
The horse watched the success of the shot,
then gave low whinny Of delight, and
walked away.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed March 18th.

John Witch to Andrew J. Longenecker-Decep.
Der 81, 1880 grant lot ., on Main street in the
town of Elk Grove.
The United States to John L. Knght-January 5,
1876 patent; the east half of northeast quarter
section 20, in township 10 north range east con-
tanning 80 acres
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Liebia Co.,s eoca R..r To,,.

Professor L. M. HALE, M. D., auth z
Materia Medical of New Remedies. Professor
a. the Chicago Medical College, recommends
Coca for hoarseness, weak voice, tickling in
the throat, cough, asthma, palpitation of the
heart, difficult and oppressed breathing
fainting fits from nervous weakness, debility
during convalescence from typhus, hystsrieal
complaints, nervousness and nightly restless
ness of children during dentition. Beware
of cheap, worthless limitations under our and
similar names. Ask for Coca Beef Tonic.
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
4 chinist Front and n streets. Manufacturer OF
Guttenbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clog Cfusher and Barley Mills. AL kinds of
Hydraulic Pipes For sale, Three Miller Patent hay
Presses. jaT- -4pIm
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G. NJ. DIXON, M, D.,

GURGEoN AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
- Office and residence, on Eighth street. between
and /. Office hou- SIS to A. NJ, and IL to 2 and
toSP.M. Diseases of the Eye and Ear specially
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a. j. YER MILYA

H0UNTY CORONER AND UNDERTAKES
~ No 108 street, between Fourth and Fifth
Always on hand large assortment Of Metallic and
Wooden Caskets, Burial Gases and Collins Shrouds
furnished and Funeral Wreaths Preserved Cofs,
orders viii receive prompt attention on short motto
and at lowest rates. nrl4 sp1r1
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AMONG other things, DIR. Ransoms Hive
Syrup contains honey, hops. tolu, lobeiis,
skunk cabbage root, and is therefore excellent
for coughs, colds and Group. It Is pleasant
to take.
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REMOVED.

GHARLEs I. JONES AND ED. NJ. MARTIN,
" Attcrneysat-Law and Notaries Public, hsve
removed their Office to No. COZ street, betwt en-
Sixth and Seventh. ja244p1m
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DR.. UssAR's LIQUOR ASTIDorE, carefully prepared
OF the best Quill Bark by NJ. s. Hammer, druggist,
'-cramentn rThA celebrated erIre for drunkenness