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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-29

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> millinery, corner OF Federal and India Street
Kent $40 per month. Also rooms at No. 72 Fed
eral ST. aug17-df
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ToINER SHOP, well filed up with benches, good
- light Inquire A. X. P. LEIGHTON, 200
Commercial st aug17dtf
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A TT $50 Congress Street, opposite Park, som
"A excellent rooms heated by steam. Hot an
cold water and fine Bath room. Call at house.
anal Qand Dxr
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CO learn he telegraph business. a useful and
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TNARM work wagon. with three inch tire, suitable
E for two horses. Address @. z. MATTOCkS,
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USOR an established route for wholesale groceries
E and Flour. None but men of experience need
&c. HERSEY g. co.
Aug % 1881 aug2
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Wanted.

Drug Clerk Wanted,
nNE who has had experience Apply to BOX
" 1897, city. augzId5t
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A reliable American woman to take care of a
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TO LET.
70 Let.
Sum alaer Quarters
To be Let.

at jones' Landing. lpper half of French Roo
"A House. to let for the season. Address Bo,
958 Portland, Me. j'y1sdtf
, 1881-04-21
col, THOMAS a, SCOTT.
n ths Editor " Tha Chicago 1fthune,

CHICAGO, April lo.-Slnce loaviug the Fast on
a t,lp to survey tho pluo lands OF Mlnneaota.-
ono Of tho most wonderful! Of tho miraculous
progony OF statcs, | SEQ that Thomas 4. Scott.
recently President Of tho Pennsylvania ttallroad
and more recontly President OF tho Toxas Pa
cItlc, has given up hts management Of tho latter
road and vii! retire 10 Newport. H. l.. tor that
rust and reeuperauoa which ho ha1 20 much
needed for ton years Last past,
Attor Jay Cook'a failure tho "quadnuncs
predicted tho failure OF the Toxns Pacific
projcot. Kvun tuon like Matthew baird, Of
fhiEadulphia, trc1nbutl ut the financial shock OF
IB7t hut alr. Scott never bated QUO j0t q hoRrt
or hope III the ultimate, and asoa apeodyt suc~
cess Ut hl8 Kr4At enterprise.
Aud with Tint keen Iaslxht aato the futlre,-.
that rRra Kift OF seeing thtnTs which Wero .o'.
yeNnm In futur0 for which a!r. LtpUo!n ptaleau
Thon,as A. 6ooat whom ho llIoA tho post OF Asal4-
Ant SECRETARY Ut Nhr,-3lr. Scott wont quietly
OH and r,all1 the Kreat e1utherA Paoallo Rail-
rpAd acheIIiU q fnrt ncoOsnpl! and noW, when
In fueuIs health, Jny uuIttl steps tn aud sAkes
tho burden froni Mt. Scotia aho4iduTs mud 9t9Ds
l,Itn tho opportunity ho has ~ long Qeeta1 to
tAke lotiE rest ft,r boly mud ln!ud, In which lS
Gun entny tho plcaslux reooloodons os q wclI'
It mutt not bo unsi4rsto<sl that Mr.. Hcott has
gtyuu up iii hia worldly interests. by no means.
l1u IL worth ~. .U0.N.
Al to o'clouk Gvsry NlnrnlnG he leaves bly, Ole
Eant hotne tn ltlltenhOuse Hquar0, Atnva Eighth
str4ut, philadelphia. aud drives u tho Peuu-
, 1881-04-21
SHOPL1FTERS.

,.,..x.. r,f,.,n~ uo..nuc artf...
ArTes1 oi ~" G'est no. 90. ....s-
The police effected yesterday what taey eoa.
slider very clever capture. and =, result ., Of
..n NV ~ ~ rosorma,orv Institution At 5tliot
1lates IN tue 1etosnlasots \.
Tho peFsons who figure as tho praaclpa's Of
,1rpeutlv rcnrsaenttai themselves 10 be--wbusp
ss". 1'.s'.. - .ftos,, ~ r,,,,w.. rno.,}ov aftrr.
uotn9e ato anuh. ns .u@o" . as 80 ~
noon they ca!lod dressoa 10 parp'e anu nae
etato and Washington streots, AMI purchased
lor e-' soau"aeauen o"''o WIZ" st.ss ',s
for and LETT 10 uo an9raVcu. Ates VIZ
purchase of the onno nad hssh n:aao @ rhe .aa!ss
nsko!l 70 eq s0wn son19 diahhonas LIZ +,
soeolons With .ho ChicaEo Ca1fGnGnnts ~ st;nir
rings, which tue olegantly-attltea ieh'ast's
handkerchief upon THO trty, and. ~ rtek!uE T. up
at1,fi,, either she took up fix VIII II u @ a'So
tho ring STUCK. W TMS: "a =. ."u ~,
riu. Al uny rlte, rtlF yalucdat fl.nWae 'nlssca
nftor tho wosa,Uh had anpartoa. J!t4gtng taat
eompleto scnse 9 tne sa93ect s weu!a 9enn nm
from being aroused, aud thinking tnat t1e ;.ano
would 10 cnlel for, no mention w. mage q tna
loss but the detectives woFo n0taaou snd nnocfs
E!ltott,, lIyan, and LnndeFgul watehea Norrls
storo. yesterday Aftcrnoo,,, As ha1 Dceh anp.
posctl, the cane was ea!tea Tor ny sne tW9
women themselves. hhea tn1y aepaa1teaa asi'a
they woro foilnwod ,,,aa Il sarssa n'sa
At tho eorncr OF Madison street g. ana 4 Wabash q
avenue, but they wero not detsctct tn the nct Ut
"histtnx" or shop-ltftlnK anything. Iney Weth
| then followed to taelr hoMe9 r. rtsMtt"
, 1881-04-21
LOUISVILLE Il NASIIV1LI4E.
Spsrf1I Dtepdtth to 11e Chicago Tribune,


CINCINNATI, o.. April :n-Tho Veo-presEdant.
General Superintendent, and other officers OF
tho Louisville 4 NASHVILLE liuliroad wero to-day
summoned tn New York, whero an Important
conference OF tho llyuttarlcs OF tho systom Ia
aoon to bo hold. 1t ls considered certain here
that ono of the results Of tho conferences will bo
the abandonment Of tho tivo.foot or Southern
gaugc, a1d tho adoption of tho four foct cIKht
and one-halt tnonps or Northern RauKo. This
actlon. though 1t hAs ocu considered certainty
of the future, hns bcon prccptatod BY the recount
protractcd freight blockade, ,onta,lng heavy loss
OF roycnue which could have been snvcd With n
Northern gauge, US the Company would haro
Dceu Nbe IL b0rr1w All tho clrs 4 de8lrel fruln
tho North. Wilou tho L1ulsvllle &: NaKhrtltp
abnudons tho tivG.fo gauge. tho ClatlnnAt!
Southorn must fnlow ut Unco. and It is believed
sAlu0 utnnGc my Ernat lcn9th or tlllio:. Tha
death knuEf at tho ttye-ft0t Eaugo ls evidently
ringing. Tho nhanGo will b0 oasy for the cln.
elrnI.ii Southern, fur tho reason that atl
ita rutltnK-sts,ck hla bven built w!th al1o!i
contingency In view, aud Gan bo oastiy adapted
to tho ilRrrower yauge Tho heaviest Mugut
cnalno can l,o ehangud to the stnndarl xa.lge vt
south, Wtoro no sloh change has boon cnnton.
plated, and whose rosut!rres arc limited. tho
chaugu will be more s0rl0ts nlatter.
, 1881-04-21

4 NOTE TO THE roltTE.
CoysrAS'r1NorLE, April 90.-Ambassadors
1ayo presented the Porte q note describing
thu froltler llne agreed upon. Tho noto
says: "All tic Powers having approved tho
decision, 1t should be considered tla supreme
<leoiston OF Europe, to which the Porte Is ILL.,
vited to comply.
, 1881-04-21

Tho hoods arc still embarrassing the Western
roads. OF tho three Iowa Lines, the burlington
only Gun run through on It's n1nan linz to Council
uiutEs. THO Isotk Island IL Interrupted Ivy a
wastout at Carbon CiiH, ten miles this side Of
Nouk Island. 1t tnkeA its OHsnha tratns by way
Of Peoria. Tho Northwestern Is also c.lt IN
twalu by 4 waahnns mar Dixont md bus to run
IN roundabout why to reach Council Dlufs
Tho Burlington hus Il wnshout " its stcriMinE M
I!ranch, between Storltng una !larstow. TBS
Wisconsin Divisions OF tho Northwestern ami
Milwaukee, & 1t. 1'.lul cutlttnuo.to suffer from
tho 1ioua CAUSED by tho overflow Of tho Des.
pAnes River. Tho wiitcn, h0wover, Are re-
iortud to be OIL tho decline, and the roads OK.
petit to bg NIL right agutn IN day 0r two.
, 1881-04-21

AklE Q AA%A4AAs
Tho announcement matn exclusively In yes.
torslay's TRIBUNE TINT tho delivery 0rstruck.
met us tho ynrlnNs freight depots In this city
Ind decided to nsk tor HI advance OF ~ per cent
on tho!r.proaent waRc9. aud In tho cEont OF tnta
tonland not helnG granted to inaugurato
striko at II o'clock lloo1t to-day, causad nuca
excitement Ia railroad and shipping olrc1es. q
strlko Of tho delivery aut truck mcn ts eerons
matter, rs WA shown by tho trouble on tue
Luke Bhoru and milwaukee, & st. Paul 1tontls Inst
year. when freight business ui. these roads was
conptotpy stopped Tor sotne dAys. 4 general
strk6 on all tho roads would stop oil the freight
businpsa III this city, nnd not only IN
1ro tho railroads themselves, but would lntllet
Rreat tlnmago upon Our commercial Interests
The railroads should make every effort to pro-
won't suct calamity and try to brlng about u
compromise by which tho trouble can bo avort'
cd, b!ost Of tho railroad mon seen ycstortay
IN regard no this tnnttGr claimed to havo NO
knowledge Of n contemplated strike on tho part
Of thoIr delivery and trlek mcn further thAtl
thoy read In yesterdays Tribune, and most OF
thcln sectued to feel quite oerta!n ttAt thoro
would be no strike On tlctr roaua. Ouly tho
Roak Island and Moh!gan Contsal onielals na'
lnlttud that thoY hnye 6een aocycd With 1notuu.
rala asking 81 % par cpt aiyanct nn sin,iiar I f9
eisou..ssiauces. te Isl THO general feeling ,sa
sst 10 mefst,n g o,!ss ss!tr0@a ana S'sst aa'ss
1aSn ao!en in M sexara 10 ths matsr taks. sono q
IL rs would DO willing to Else .he ,nny tnsn ~ a.
mxat 1ot tuto trouble with th9 nthor !!nos: T.. AZ
tsay ts' ony 81" prayn rs iS for IN I
y'S w 8 yss:sssath T.! aos
tasy sya "a yessors ses ses ca % II" pt
tho uion TINT the ro9ts might enkg adyanta9n q
tho no!e9 gySm the 11I, 14 ths oea nsM hu h.
, 1881-04-21

NEW Yonx, April a1.-Tho snperlntonaonts
and Managers Of tho psaclpa! Southern rn1l-
ways resolved yasterday 10 nut in suroo, aftor
Muy 10, tho time schedule of Nov. 8, 18s0, with
sliUt, lOcal notifications rs might BIG determined
itnon by tho roapnetvc railroads. The schedule
only atfGpts through trAtns.
, 1881-04-21

VIENNA, April 20.-A destructive fire Inns
broker. out among tho petroleum wells az
SluDotla, In GRtlc!a.
, 1881-04-21

4 q N lCt
TIE pKY's PROMISES.

TIE BEf 3 TI0NE5tsA
Tuy1s, Aprllao.-Tha Dey aga!n announces
TINT l,e Gun maintain order IL the French, do
not cross the frontier. but fcars 4 general re-
bellion II tho Arabs perceive the French
enter i'untslan territory nnopposed.
, 1881-04-21

SOUTH AFRICA.
TIE DAHuTo CHIEF auItl.ENDEiis TO TIE
lsRlTISIT. ,-
QAps TowN, April 2o.-rho Baauto Chief
Lerotl,odt llas offered to submit to tho Capo
Goycrnmcnt, and lias orderod Ills people to
lay down thnlr arms,
, 1881-04-21

HotIcItnr Of the Treasury Department, which
waa rccortly tenslerrtt MIN. This eelf.ahncRa-
linn on tHo pnrt Hf t)hio men. now inndio cru
splcnnl,s by thIs and tho tccltnatfon ot Private
fialzeI. crcatcfl 4 surprise which Is a!noat uti-
{athomnttle,
, 1881-04-21

-.--.-.. ----.-----, ~. e..
syivann u, I.atunH ~ 'e. = ". isnnea, nnh hcrc
tc 1Irtntct 10 t,ls priynte accrctnry. tul. H. Il.
barclay. Il l}rnlfurtl Countv lawyer. ana ono ~
to ifantrst sn'ss ~ , NY; nt,r III ,nur t
s,"m,c ~ :; ;, m ~ s"n.t can rencrnily ne seen
Ut Tho opera Or tho theatre twlca n week.
lloracv Greeley usnl to sny taat tIe mil!on.
alfss q Sew frk wosc ,, ,a ;. 10 m M grnst
ht, rsst' a. .osai n,,eeiion Which Involved
"jtntnciatr reljcf,"
Nut 10 With Ms. scot!. Ills hknd 10 opon as the
% My ~ - .'s ~, IT,. - .,nth ~ ,fnreut insttti,tInns
n buth the Nnrth and South saf1000 and Is con-
tctnp'aiInR farthar bongf;acaton; t;,! ,,, :, >,n..
~ W. aAla OF annsy ~. NJ .t1a ~ ri h;. ntfcc.
iIa tlo1s; '''' os''s 80 "' - 49, ~ -
farn. hc,ise they we're vailed up on thtce sldcst.
Gas wcrp eeroa q! ,ho s,s, s,as nearcst home.
HI VIA banoFae,tons " will i've long after he Is
Rnne.
tcnacity ani teifty III hls friendship which hns
,ns"c h'e G Al %ysf he r. r, cn, aod ot
''Ssss a,.s e 9s srguxs tsass ySr sa city could
9e q tho kest 1'eisss s trsst s,gca. s II
Afnet1ea. VINO never neHtctcn tne swss. M . a!!t -
railroad kings. - NJ =.
PASSENGER AND r1cKEr AGENTS.
sptctat Dispatca to 7At Chicago 7+sbunt.
F.x,s y ,s<,t "a fr,,f "A y,rI NG-he r,aattnu af
a.. 1.-, .r.s,.n. s t t,....,,..s ta.,.s T,,r.
too HeneFa' 4!cnce ahu 1s"so"hct nse"ts
n!shcl Its revision uf the rdtosta0!e anu ad"
1ot,rned to.t]Ay, Tho mccttnR adopted tho rates
recommended by tho Committee. and adopted
resolutions passed ut tho snettlllR Ut tho Nm
tinrnt trirkot ami Ilasacnoer Aranta' Convention
-. 1;.,.. ~ sri,.tn,n. ~ ,-hi.,, /, y. folIow,.
AZ eh'caRo' taa sunht t*neeU VI "nse ~ 90 .o
From and after Aay !. ieol. al thifo'class hnu
omlgrant Tickets, except those sold nt actual
srafnarti polnts 10 actusl snip cluivrarts, ate
~ In r,thdrarn from sa,e First and
10 W M'tuo1n"n ..A,. Aiou .1.. eu.s' T.. ,,s sntS
scconu ciaas t1cxcta only are " W s"s
frOfn Interior points, and hrst and socond
class raiee uuly atloted to points west Of the
~n.tar1 h,,rdn rin. ~ fsansax and Nntrsskn
"ce%otu oounoAt ses ~ as s,. :s 49,, .s.I
l+owur rates maS oo maoo W aooh8 sAu 7eco4oe
class rates To tho Missouri lsIvcr t0 tho rules
quoted westward from the boundaries Of Kun.
eus llrd Nebruska. 10 actlal ship GmiEr2nt8 ~
scabulrl puInts unlF lFst and stroiM riaSs rntga
stisl no luoteu 70 peln!s gan. :" ~ ~. ~! III
snn,n.i Ins. frknta r., ntjynnncd to corresuoDti
sssih rains ,r,ats lsy sealIa Ri frurk
i;,,na -, f.hicn.ss nnT H. i.nI,is Whera lower
;5,%,, sccnn .ta.s rntcs nrr mnlo to trans.yJts.
sn s,s, s',.r raInts thnv si,nii hH nntc as
| nj xcti iIcAnfa ~'
"'''9
| r.t.t..ta
| ,,A, r. .v.xt
ING annual Eepott u Tue 'thlcaAo "Iss @
, 1881-04-21

DEATII8 rIlOA SMAI.Irr0N.
SAN FRANCISCO, April D.-1tonolulu att-
Vices report IL. deaths from smallpox dur
INK March. Thu disease Ia now abatlnR.
, 1881-04-21
FRANCE.

PARIS, April ao.-Enli1e do Gsrara!n, tho
journalist, II worry i'll.
, 1881-04-21

pcrspna1-'T1te Itoncai IA mt1y 11ave res
iusuoh frnm their winter 1uarters and arc sud
pFcliensnu and consternation By the advertise,
incptA Df B,tck i KRyncr's ''Motn powtlof,'
which u Rllto death to all rOachea.
, 1881-04-21
,,otner Earthquake at scio Yes"
A'e terday, Renewing the
Panic.
,,. trone1, Journalist, Emile DC
~" 0irarella, Very Seriously
Ill.
,,or CASTELAR, Issues a. Public
Manifesto Of His Political
Principles.
4 Bulldosing Note IN SeIy r0,ls' n~a~
cnaea Sent to tho Porte BY
tho Powers.



,.n 1,1,1,rA1N
tltE1AA 1
ASEcnoTEs'
- ,, s,se'a, 'm ,sa',. ."u,s' t,,+.~ost,ur orcc.
IosfoSs ann ~ 1,nnso,a,iof,l ors, nth.
dotes Of tlie, latc lA" .".. H., a,a,,,,;m,
thed u sls o''l'.s p ~ .I,raaa ,"it,, c"r.
himself dnlne M'ts " a IT, .a.e' -, ~ % ito,'ao
.etlng his ase "''ees'', ~, lin ~.
ut i"Fds o'' .s WIZ w. s'at'on III viii mt
,asiqn VI tl'o e."ts s.'sS.n ,,,,'n'. tn
godown 10 1osaes, ss s",,4e, I an" ~ t,yo
grammar Nv 49, LII. ',ts.,n",,,s,,s, ,ort1 dr.
pther saygs U. uo n'n. ,,si'te, n.rraa,s - ,o,,.
hb last t!lacss. o'.v -, "'''I. 1nrJ narrinrtnr
uIar tsapptc9''s'u.,. w.. -, i ,'ae i"r,, "i
Gketl MN oe ''',' ,I.,,', !, H., ,o,,,oI :. md
VAS born III Jus tAss; sr ~ eatpor I ,yoa rnt
laany say III liuaa.1' ~ ' .aa,1 .,'it, ~
dch when no ''at!,s'' .,' '",.,u, ~ 49,, " ~ nv t,a
apartments III snn o.,,a.a ann - ,,nnSs ~, ,ha
pessessct laree es'iiec.,on ~. ooo' 'i..,,n M ,o
W0nls "eic co'c'ea Wv .,.,. s',.,sari~
w'e, f"its,.,,"n mMs W.. ~ c,,aractcristic ma.
oss,,,ar o. a's ~, t ,;ro ,ut + nm mt afraid of
u lad fall1es Nv, wv "e't nos ~. $50
death. ha'o suffered 30 m''ct tl'a'' were l
asInlllss ..,.r,,,,a ,,,,,,,,>.r,,tvo
SHOULD coSFiSs h'Et'a inin"'
This vas humorous oll''sioll to the preva,
hIs Tvs" .Nn' ~.o ..1 t1,.,,,..,, +. lof+ IL,
torture after arrest l4oFo ltANton IL 'ett "
}0pl IeacOnslield sole trustee Of Ills private
prn With full power to 90 what n, no th,l,ks l
hght With them. several tltltes III Iao coalso
n bis illness Lord Deaconstiel.l alluded to
~ .".,,,,ra,,5o ,,,i,i,l In Ind hut &],eso
haye not yet been found. lilo vas very
,s,lous abont the completion OF y
, 1881-04-21

AN ATTACK on THE Hl'ASislt FoHr1tEssES
ltEruLsEI,.
MApnip. April 20,-Tho i1lsurgent natives
of tho Soo1oo Islcs attempted to surprise tho
Spa,,lsl, fortrcsses, but wero repulsed with
tho loss OF 100 killed..
, 1881-04-21
Al A4{0ufeheFs

WARRINGTON, u. O.. April lM-warnor n.
{latSlnnn, of Cincinnati, has written lettur "
thu prlaldeut tlacllniuy With t1auk1 the uslee VI
, 1881-04-21

ANOTHER HIlUCKs -
LoSpoN,iAprli 20-A seyorp shock at schlo
Wednesday, renewed the panlc.
, 1881-04-21
EVANS

BALTIMORE, April so.-H, Evans, Of tho nrtn
r:vnns. Day l. Co., oyster packers. who ttfsap'
,,eared IN Heptcsnber last bctwnen st. Joseph
and Council lliuNs. tat turned up In itnfy.
, 1881-04-21

with their wages, ami tfsIn tnn., tnAA wr'e ~.
lima. i number Of tho n,nn shoreuMn lnft
work md took thor time: Ih's s sn"sn"'t ~" !"
Noliilrinu this rn.irtl we1e mnt'e \ rrahntion
wus .lna.sIiaouny ulDlicd thnt fin htaneh OF tho
th e"s ft'' 70 ,ntc.,e M "s inisrfcre w hat thy
wniIih not eounthnnncn any stotel1eh or W.
asretton Of tho rnt!r1ad nrnpr,5Its ~ r W," i,
KStn vi the W sympnthy II tho public. + waa aiso
resolved tf i,sn iii pnaccahle means to prevent
liz iaas4 ] 1,,oesinT il ID hu he'll, this evennx
for tho purpose nf nrRanislng benevotoht t. ~.
tG;n Ihs nes Of Eli s ns INC IL
tho evening rapcro.
CHICAGO nEtr TnASsrEn co't-
Thu now ctartor os tho Chicago holt Transfer
Company was Htod yesterday morning III the
itucordars office. An official circular settling
forth tho plans Of tho Company has Just beos'
Issued.
It statcs that tho Chicago 1seit Transfor
c2nGSy s GSyes:o s fs Fa ansieE 70
tmny tt aslapt tho clinrtat 70 taG efeMlly
enlarged aaopa IN which tho entcrrfso hns deve!.
titan II yGar aHo. sthtissIcs and arr.ltnents IN
fnvrr OF such scheme hare h9nn given II the
aa y Y srer a. q t sa ~ = q she
Thu tEan It,clltlcs Inc following, dei'artmcnts.
J. Tho co,structlon u nclt 81, 81 r.' dor tn. tse
lii, nrtit,nr ,tnn,sts attti transfer ynt1ls,
q The nbcra;tn, ~ a froiaht clearing bo,is8 In
cojl;1ccsjon with tt,S trnnsfcrs.
H. III niFi,rd thn rHnid trantIt fsct1ttcs now de-.
no mnntifuctiirinR jntoresist and tu oxtcnd these
fGc!tittes 70 tho grcat extent Of ntinec;ipled laha
MEieh Will 10 opened W tne consteuo''o" u '''o
As fnd.cHted nv nj, accommodating man, the
beit Will intursuct uvury rond ieivtnQ ChlcslKo,
ntld al tich junction will 10 uepot. transter..
yafnt a.1H ware!loase, ann a. sonM t..os
ronnir sbnns NJ an an, mrvm yard hero ttny psccss
Of oars chi lo store or clnssltIeu. Thu length
nf tho roi will 10 about thirty. four mlles. With
from two lu four nltl tracks ntld the leGeasMFy
| stHinRs: aud this Cu1npnny Will ffosiao ~ Own
equipment. lit this way twenty et'Tlnee rat 10
| tho wnrk which now requires tho tse OF fouf
| times that number.
| ~ bell. rohd IL iu sltocessfnl operation IN ~.
tlanAp0!ls: rumpnntos have bean Incorporated
f1r Rllch rro1rcts ~ Fttsb.!rk, yAnctntiat,.
kansns City, and fInnver; tue Now iork
Central hns constructed d clrnliar track
| Mrpun! 'HnchGstEr; aud tho Peof1a -
| F"kii! Union ttailway Company wil5 orHhntztu 70
| hnndla tue tnrtn!nRl hlsltless % tne tWn et1cs
| nntleh IN lis thlc. II fs Scarcely Hocessary 70
insert thHt tho demand for such foclsies IT.
Chlcag, rAsty exceed that OF nlt tho other PLACES
Tho ,luven,cnt Of nil freight would be under
tho direction Uf the proper otlt9a! ~ tbo clear.
Ing hDust aud ita arrival W0u!u 70 tctoRfapnua
IT, him. md eoinplclu record OF toe same kept.
Elaborate Tables Are s1lbjosned. s6nwln9 nosV
, 1881-04-21

Boer1cks X TaFe1 l4nve Wc1l.afocisct
homeopathic pharmacies. tnvotctl exe!aeiEely 70
fhes atu III Homeopathic medicines and t!ttoks In
New York, Philadelphia, baltimore. Now Dr-
leans. and Ban Francisco. Their Chicago catan'
tlhhtntnt 10 at % Clark strnet.
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vital fluid passing unobserycd in the urine, and
mans other diseases that lead to insanity aud
death. The medical gentlemen connected with
tho institution ap graduates Of the best col.
lcges Of Europe and this country, and have had
large experience In those troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and trcatmenO will
not cure, or FOR anything impure or injurious
fonnd IN IL We treat all private diseases sue.
cessfully without mercury CONSULTATION
FREE Thorough examination and advice In.
GLIDING analysis Of urine, g.. Price OF VITAL.
RESTORATIVE s. q bottle or four times the
quantity $40. Sent TO any address upon rcccipt
OF price, G. q. H., secure nom obseri alton, and
In private name II desired, by English Medical
Institute, No. us Olive street, ST. Louis, Mis-.
souri, Poetoifico box, 800.
Wholesale agents, williams, Tolliyer a.
Walker DnllAs. TeNne
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BEICK--At the kilns 10 10 kiln run,
STONR-At the Dallas quOrrie-, o. pot cuDlc
foot II for foundation; ID for wall ana - LOT
dressed front
LUNBmt-Yclow pine, rough, y! - per lN
feet over ~ feet In length 81 30 Matched ana
dressed flooring and finishing y 10; = ceiling
g. \ ceiling, 81 o. white pine ceiling, 81 20 nrs'
common white pine siding nrst common, 81 %
ash and walnut flooring. sloo'por th0usahdi
popular, dressed 10th sides, So, rough walnut,
sl25 to 100 Common doors, 81 20 20 81; sash, u y
tO : 90 rs 20 size
sHGSGLRs--lcllow pine "a % IN ~ white
pine, 81 30 to g. 90 Cypress No. l. ~ No
- 70: Nos, IS g.
PosTr-Cedar, si2 TO- Boise Dan, slj.
LArHs-e3 1904 per thousand.
CExEsT 49, Roscndalo, - 20 Louisville, - No
Portland, s6 70.
PLASTER PARIs-per barrel Ar+ 10
HAlR-pcr pound, 7Ao
CEMENT FLURs--s inch, SSc Inch, 4Of ollcl
ceiling Joint sl inch cap, joE inch ceiling
| Joint 81 q; I inch cap do, oor.
DRAIS PIPES inch loo per foot; tlnch, NC
9 inch, 81 ne; inch, 4os . inch 5oc.
MIxRD PAISTs--Ready for use and all colors
81 2S00l 81 per gal All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dcalers,
WHITE LEAD-Sricty pure, 81 81
LINR-Coopcrcd Ausun, y per barrel; bulk
| sl TO- Dennison car lots w. per barrel, al y
| Dallas, in lots, Or per bushel 30.
LINsRED OII--Raw, 07G boiled, iOc.