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

SENATE.
special 10 the Herald.
Austin, Fob, "a The senate met pursu.
ant to adjournment.
Roll called quorum present.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
Petitions we're presented as follows:
BY Mr.. Burton--A petition from citizens
of Texas asking for prohibition law Re-
ferred
By Mr.. Davenport-A petition from citi.
zens of Coryell county asking legislation in
regard to their county court
BY Mr.. Houston-A petition from citizoas
Of Texas asking for prohibition.
BY Mr. Bargess-A petition from citizens
of Caldwell county asking Tor prohibition.
BY Mr.. Rosa petition from citizens of
Lano county asking restoration Of cIimiu al
jurisdiction ftheir county court.
by MIR. Henierson--A petition from col
ored citizens of Brszos county, asking that
all railroads in the state be required to fur
nish tlrst-class cars for colored people who
pay frst-closs fare. Referred
By Mr.. Powers-A petition from jasper
Starr, OF Yale seminary. laying claims TO
several million dollars damages for false i'm
prisonment, etc.
By MIR, Harris--A petition from Milan
county, asking for prohibition. Also peti,
ton from Bell couuty for the same purpose.
Referred.
BY Mr., Buchanan, of Grimes "A petition
from Grimes c0ulty, asking for prohibition,
Reierrd, Also a petition from tho same
county, asking tho diminishing Of the juris-
diction Of their county court.
BY Mr.. Gooch--A petition for prohibition.
Referred.
Reports: Mr., Terrell reported on house
bill No 3S5, recommending It's passage.
Mr.. Buchanan, Of Grimes, reported on
senate bill No. los, finding the same cor.
rectly engrossed. Also senate bill No, 95
correctly ongrossed.
Mr.. Moore reported on senate bill No.
1879, recomlnendia its passage. Also the
house bill for the destruction OF wolves and
lions, recommending that it do not pass.
Bills and resolutions were introduced AS
follows:
BY MIR Goo2h--A bill amending articles
1898, 1894 and 1895, chapter s, title AZ, of the
revised statutes Referred.
BY Mr.. Iilson-A bill amending articles
1850 and 1871 Of the revised statutes. Re-
ferred
BY Mr.. Rosa bill amending articles
1878, 1916, 1886 and 1901 Of the revised stat,
ute'. Referred
BY MIR. Moore-A bill creating the coun.
ties Of Thomas, Lester and Sutton Re
ierred.
Senate bill No. 70, being an act providing
for the sale Of school lands, was taken un
and several amendments offered. 1t was
read second time and engrossed.
Senate bill No 81, being an act relating TO
tho practice Of medicine aud surgery, was
taken up.
Mr. Houston offered substitute to the
original bill.
Mr.. Lane, by permission, reported on tho
Dill providing Tor the payment of interest
duo on the public debt March !. 1881,
recommending its passage The rules were
suspended ana the bill passed by a full vote.
The senate then adjourned until p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. Powers the committee's
report on the wolf and lion bill WAS with |
drawn and recommended.
Senate bill No. l57, relating to LEASING
school lands was taken up and engrossed.
Mr.. Rainey reported for the committee on
eDCrOsged bills and IN gpnata hill No OOt |
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AT SANGE.R'S S.

Standing on the threshold of q new commercial year
we beg leave of the public to indulge in few remarks
apropos Our own outlook was never brighter than
now, With this Spring before us The year which will
DO closed out" this month"; aoDS wltn Fall and Win
ter stock has witnessed splendid development in the
business of both Retail and our Wholesale Estab
ishmentSa fact all the more CRAFTY, ing to us because
noted ut a time OF general complaint in local trade
circles of no business" for the past three months,
owing to the successive spells of excessively nasty
weather The occupancy in September last of our pres
ent paiaal quarters increased the dimensions of our
show and sales rooms by just e-third, yet to day
hnds us taxed to the utmost Of acre Of floor room to
give each OF our Departments the space has come to
require. The larger in amount our sales every season.
the greater likewise become our purchases, and tho
larger the latter the greater ability as Cash Buy
eFs to obtain special concessions from the manuiac-
turers, with whom We deal directly. This is what
chiefly interests Our People, who are thus assured that
every additional Dollar spent at "SANGER'S' will
contribute its proportonato weight towards securing
the Increased efficiency Of business policy which has
identified with its the interest of the consumer
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Improving tho Houston d Texns
Central Road.
Special to the Hernld.

Hearne, Feb. 2l.--Tho Hou'ton s. Texas
Central road have from thirty to forty men
on neyery section and ono hundred laying steel
rails, The road will soon be in lrst.class
condition.
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a Lceinlnlnr r,nnellolI

Augusta Me-, Feb. 2l.--Tho house yes.
terday unanimously voted 70 expal Thons'
y. Swan, member from Alinol, from his sal
inthe house.
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Raleigh, n. O., Feb. PA negro woman
named Dicey 6cwcs s5 years of age, was
found burned to death in Raleigh, to-day,
having, itis supposed, fallen into the Ere 10 q
fit n
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STATE SPECIALS.
rhAAS TOPICS By TELEGRAPH

a Fearful Wreck ON the Vexas & Pm.
sihe Near Giadewater-Nanae Of
the Wounded-HOw the Cover.
nor's Veto Of the Foreign
Crew Bin was Received
1t Galveston Improve
ments on the Cen.
trhi RaiIrOnd.
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Terrible WreeiS on the Texas & Po.
cific Railroad.

cific Railroad.
Special to the Herald
Marshall, Feb. 2l.-Two coaches and a
baggage car of train No. H. bound east, woro
thrown from the track about O'Clock this
afternoon, between Longviow and Glade,
water. The accident occurred by the spread
ing of the track. N. T. Ellis, of ST. Louis.
wAs badly hurt; S. IL. Burton, of Elmo
broken ankle and amputation will probably
DO necessary; 5. N. Dunlap, w. f.. Goskoll.
Naxahachie; j. A. Densmoro, 81. Louis. II
y, Terrell Gladewater; James Robinson
Longview; Thomas Graham, Nashville. and
William Camp, Loagview, were SLIGHTLY
NUT. Conductor Alvord received sliobt IN.
lures' Doctors E0ds and Pope wont 10 tho
scene Of the accident
sayer,l and MORRISON, arrested for robbery,
woro released To-day.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Special 30 the Herald.
Longyiew, Fob 2i-A serious accident
occurred op the Texas S Pacific railroad.
three miles east OF Gladewgter, TO No. 4
just before noon 10 day. The track spread
and threw off both passenger coaches. the
ladies' coach turning completely over, going
down high embankment and ovortufning
on its side. Ten or twelve were hurt. The
injured are:
S; W. Dunlap and W. w. Giskoll, Waxa-
hachie; bruised badly.
W. il. Ellis and j. A. Densmoro, ST. Louis;
..erlously injured; skull fractured; internal
injuries.
Il. Q. Fell, Giadewater.
5. u. Burton, Elmo; leg badly broken, foot
amputated.
John Robinson, Longviow.
yhos. Graham, Nashville, Team.
Nearly all tho passengers were bruised.
Most of tho wounded were taken to Marshall.
One OF the coaches was making tho first trip
and was completely broken up.
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Syracuse, N. Y, Feb. 2A-The First NJ,
tienal bsnlS Of this city voted to-day 10 49,
draw 100000 Of its circulation.
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IXYIITH LEGISLATURE,
THIRTY-NINTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Another Batch of Petitions Cor Pro.
hibiiiOn Presented-Longthy Dis
cussiOn in the House ON the
Senate Biil for the PrOtee-
tiOn or Game and Fish
Senate Bin Great
ing New Counties
Mis celianeOus.
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$ $ = e = ~ G
This Spring

This Spring
Tiais Spring
This SprlrsE
T'lnis Spring
EIais Spring
TIais spFiug
| ,H'Ilis Spring
Thfs Spring
T'Iais Spring.
TIRis sEerimg
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On motion Of Mr.. Powers the commitlee's
report on the wolf and lion bill was with
drawn and recommended.
Senate bill No. l57, relating to leasing
school lands, was taken up and e1grossed.
Mr.. Rainey reported for the committee on
engrossed bills and on senate bill No POI,
finding the Same correctly engrossed.
BY Mr. Buchanan, of Grimes--A bill
70 diminish the criminal jurisdiction of
Grimes county. Referred.
Mr., Cooper reported on senate bill No. 164,
finding the same correctly enrolled.
Tho senate then adjourned till 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
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1rvr srncr mArKErs-RY rR1EaRApa.


BI-FFALO March -CATrLR-Receipts today 1000 hoaa
4OO0 head; consigned through 800 market Gun Wy
lower offerings compare fav0rably with last week sAis
Extra at s. 10 s. 30 Choice, 81 9O0sJ ~
Shippers "a 50dS 80; Fair TO Medium, 81 lVGt4 ~
quality stockers Feeders in fair demand saeS western
StOcRers, SO 5OdS}S5: Canada do, 81 lO0S1 20
steady Fat, So JOd$i Extra, 81 % stock d0 .
SHEEP ASD LAyDsRecCpts to-day, 1000 headi toV t0a
head consigned through Ia cars; market easier puG
duOaby lower feeling weak sales ol taT TO Go0u ca
at ~ 10 Dos Choice 10 Fancy, 40 6jd&5 10 oa
Feeders So Common a 5Od5i So Western LanDs ran
HoGs-Recepts 10 day head total foT week thus @
$500 head time last week, SUUO near
signed through, Al market IN goOu delahu am "a %
shade gher sales Of IGrkeTs Light 10 Il ur al
to Choice @j 2jD2j 80 Medium AotYy grbues 81 81 -
SO 40: Choice Heavy here; Fair hGlvy EnuS o. "a
- co. Pigs. Common u Fair 81 20G@Oi OhOco NOi' '
CmcAGo March l.HoGs-Receptsl2 900 head shipments
55uU head firm and wasted; BE- higher; Mlh"i ~ ~
S. 4Gasj 70 Light IS 6oGgJ ST. Choice Heavy So@'o ~
shippers principal buyers a ooo hood q.
market and weak. but prices unclansei sculN g. ~
(toOd and Medium: Common 10 Far shipping, - IA
TO GOId 10 Choice. 81 o. 80 20 Exports Houut ~ a ~
- 7u StOcktrs and Feedcr steady aud urn az o. e
20; Calves per head, S90tlJi MllheTs anu SPIlN'F
snip Receipts 1000 hcld; sbiumcnts. 5000 bead
with far demand: -tdtNaS Nih q az
Fair t0 GOOD uito ~ 80 80; Choice, - bO@$J oo'
~. Irtr, llch ll-CAIItt- Quiet and unchanged to
ccrt5. heat smpmoUs, 4O' mead; Shippers asAc" '
i0s ciivc AMI j. TO- l1-ho Yorkos and B1iln2rSt
las AlN.d PJrirc 81 'ftI a. BnnnS, - 20 -
Choice lcayy, 80 - a$G 5Jt receipts 800 helu 5ni'
Active ard Arm receipt LOO head; shpmen9
1900 hcI; Medium 10 Good - s50S5; choice - i@'''
- ~
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Hay AND sTRAw-Agaip in fair demand and all prices
7 S.i h 81 goT T " 81 n Is TO Pong
b 60 sno, do s be, 6 3Ss s9gss sfe.6v
HoPS-Trsde Is quiet at the moment but figures are
Msi6dLAssEs-Neworeans quiet: sos5Sc for Common to
Prime 500 for Choice Foreign duh oO lost Nchmhg'
1gs1tEs y S, g. ana
6e Eys1 es qqGSd e s SSS az
I 1ss ssSv 3 ana SG s GSSnS 7s SALE SO
OCEAN sSsaS Tor csrlss S as snd sss
%Ssrpoo, steam $4,000 6us. Grain, 4i9d 1000 DO aS
1000 6bs Apples 81 SOO 5D e.. oy nG 9s
LOO OD FSgr d S Sus s aSh % Hs 6 yiS
Sns ProVsons. SO and bales Cotton sd san 1000
:ss a. o0 IeSdos bush Gram
BIZ ApRss sS e OsSS H
E bsssow sssm s SssSn bn.
oays S sbSS S oG o S2o 4 So B aP; s S1
sacks Coz tSS 2 Ean SG SS se SGhS via s
kow 100 bbls Zine <0s. New Castle steam 400 boxes ia
s e S6s SsR of P Ss ~ Suots
kssan bark 70 Alexandria $4,000 cases kehped Petroleum.
as. GE 5o ssaR 2ss
suoe Crude Shipping oes 1914 Sapn'S ea Bs
ss1 rss sS cases iSslfs Crude cerac1 s opened
@ sSS ssS ana do
sS otoa ysSS R aiS so NsW d. ss sales
q r1s ns Il sH sS 20 SSS a."
henand a. stsady prices; PLAN Meas 50 90 Extra 40
CITY fuaia Mess s2lgs5S Packet osA s ts
euT MEATS rule quite eI!o demand ~ ssc PieFed
SsiS Fislsa STSE 1sg Ha Sa
md somewhat unsettled Long Clear b6gc! SNORT SeAt
ase ssp ssouS sitS DRESSED RE hogs
sss I Fsa ty scSys c aeayyGTna bEGh sS
&c .ss cs 100 ana SOae ea.6 sI los
sss 1sss On specgave account saea l460 tcs Prime
h!ce "a March, los2Sciic closing IO57Haalic,i 5000
Esy M Sse closing al % re- l2 S Tis
kc, a2s'ii i, ffssPf 1870 tc July
SsIMarcs 10 81 S s.er year ggoted 1927 9o Third
Co. S9 i az Il nsy iI Year
koSSs Ct No CIV ~ s @ossgstsiy active sales 20 tcs
Sse Tor Continent BUTfRiMS 81 quiet, prices
ksss 4om,sn SnA1ee Common 70 strictly Choice State.
EHEESE unchanged IN pFlee eaie yev state
Eactoty Poor y choice Del3se; Hsi sEIgs gSi0iss
70 Choice 300oT cheidar Pesr ~ sH - a. a.
et.,Egos-In good dsroand prices ssaoy anG inch9HgG
kyiyaas and Western sa1ssc. sCutieSs 9Sfse Far
Modera.sy active ana .saag, conwOn carolina
Pt IN = 70 Sn1cs g; Fancy 7d7qc
western 0cod 70 Pii sESsc @ ssts 9s DAY Clover
Inohy e 7oas2 %; Flax 81 l69SI %; caic1ta In
sU6A H@Rsw firmly held but mo hrrnseas =, ,o,,o.,
checks TRADE sales 800 hds Jamaica 7see, Iss ibhns
Porto ltc0, c FAIR 20 Good Refining 7f13ae. Cent?
tngaz leSstG Refined Sery firm for baIds Loa; CSC
Lased ee MOnd AZ 9gOss corfocohspg ~ Ss sae,
fIanoard "a est15set on Az So 99t; White Erin
a sSsske Yellow DO DO, 7ss97'so Yellow q" 7S7 &C.;
ARiN E-rrm quoted II a0 sales, 800 hhda oleo
~ 55qns staAtne private terms.
<AVN-f&yiY active nfmi sales, 10000 10. G9sc
y 49, sais -+--e-~
~
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roTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per EorsA Rissr. Vessels aud Railroads.
- Erw.YoRK. Monday, March ID. 1881
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NFw-YoRK. Monday, March IA, 1881.

= ASH Es--Quiet and unchanged go. 4. ,,-,r0o Cor
COFFEERO active and strong VtG1naIy 10 70 ala2 I9l
@ss 3ltc Including Far at TAG 2c sseS 5oA
Ssgs sx sIrkan" 1923 Karo" 500 ez do iZS ex 90,
s5, ~ Iins 81 10 or do $50 City OF RIO on
piSSsts terms withdrawn 1900 OK Senne farms
Itv of llioo g. 239 karO," 200 ex d0 pFao &
Iscp Of Brazil Che past week 2yoi oags SeS o,s
whdTawals 90 bags sPG "a mere IS go in Baltimore
10 88 In NewOrleans second hands s9506 pas nHi1
- 4sa stn RaIfinOre and 10000 IN total, visible
Tinted states supply l6i bags milo grades 2uiet anu
800 bags MaTacaibO. s0ld on pIlVat0 terms
notei c sales being within the range u La
I22c. ,.,ro Act;yo. aolns
SoS7 bales i78 saturday EVENING" inc dsg 2oO0 LOT 9S
& and 490 for consumption ana 81 FOL speculation Dely
se6 On contract 24U0 bales Receipts az the pSrts
bsles against 945 this day last week, anu $3.50
ySsr. sinee September l. 4S1O74S bales against
= ssl S9s baes During the Same period last
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looking around preparatory 20 purchasing The uana
spring trade begins about this time ana frequently asts
well into the summer Dealers report little more business
during tue past week but yet they have been unable
establish advance In prices The exports LOT the Week
include AZ fine Coach Horses, purchased by NE ko9se
ST Louis especially for the London MARKET hr honse
en- old exporter and capital judge OF horsefesh and the
head which sailed by the Asatia on Saturday pToDaoB
the best lot ever shipped by him Thirteen fine large Cyde
dale stations were Imported during the SSons r
Peterson taken 20 Canada and TIE oWeu y
MT Holloway TO Illinois the steamer Greece
which IA duo on Wednesday VIII have on board Norman
Brood mares and stations for w. d. walters OF haumOIe
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COTTON wAuXsr--uY rE,r,r,"t


Lvroo MeTeh t-i i,s,5 o. ''.21 nat TI pl
Upsnas or9oi 3 bis ior s5rnaon Ind roTt recepts
"a zoo bales .uling l3lg9 bales Amcftan rucs W.
N" siarch and April delivery. Crit Apr ami MAY drly
Cs} a3o IS I'D 40. June July drly.y. Gi. 6-l.
20 adj do July and AuEnstdouyeri bn o. also a. A-o
S v S ID DO November aud December delivery Jiaia;
LyrGoM Sa6 ddaas % rdrSs s M'dnF Up
idyEirOoi- March Id D. cotton r sales 81 lhe gay
ding clause july delivery. O' do september AMI
oe' S,S March iiIcoiion a &annr loi.-; Low
Middnng Good Oruars get reccpu 800 bales sales
OBAGfiHon. March cotton qrlo Mddnng 100. I3w
hars exports TO Great Britain = - bales: The Cont
n' go5sf ron march I-Cotor dui Mddne lie. Low
ModliLlg, lo0s Good Ordinary g'sc not reeeip~' Coo
CHIRlEsIoS. March ll-Cotlon qu; Middliuf llci I0g
bales exports coasIsc Ola bales, sales 500 bales Stock
iGStSSSTi March Ia Cotton qnct Mddne lo'c low
Middling. 9Ac Gopn oiIatl sac: lef'ipH J,t ''
GILyEsToS March ll.-Ccon quiet Mddimg. lQ'2ei low
exports 1908 bales; sales, I29O Dalcs sIooA'
LOUISVILLE. March cotton dun. Miadnng lO2e
s.57S 6aics shpnsHtS 5I5G bales STOCK.
o ;oF, March 14-cotton quiet Mddlnr. lOisc Low
por coastwse on bales saes 1909 bales sOcE jO.3U9
OSEw.omEASs March 14cot.on steady 1nddgs 1871
bses gross 1874 balc6 exports 10 Great britain foll
aIe 900 balcs last evening 5000 bales stock 52lv5i
SoaTOLK March l4.-Cotton qnloti Mfdng l0Sci net
recenf ~ bales! exports 20 Great Britain, ~ baohi
cOastwise s3 baea sales 2Ob-es stock 25S3o b@9t
80 NtdduK iOac: Ordinary O2c re,eipts, go
iaes gross 3J2Dalos Bos spnnera, ITO Oaios; Stock
41SGVtsNAH Maron l4-Cotton weak; Mld1ing lOac Low
,,,tiinp g7sc; Ordinary So. not receipts, 2J5O
Isrs. gross 24G bales; exports 70 the Continent 4@iD
hs eoaslyss 23IS blos sses. 1909 bnos; last even
H., uJD bl,es sOcA, 7l,3U baeA .,. 90, -,
HE fVgf3 Starch Il Cotton dulIi hiddins l0b, Low
,,Li;"g Uac Ood Ordinary. sac; recelpts, Bio rAeAi
tnenis 70 bales, sales, DO haosi atOck Olb9O oaes
WilsSGTOA March l1Colton M"As; i S ~ ~, "a
it ,oastWise 73B bales; stock. A,4OS baleA
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FALL RIVER Mass March 1.-THE Printing Gotn a Sscs
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Steamboats, ano Railrouos.

TTNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEW.YOKE, LAKE ERIE AH0 WESTERN RAIL
KpFfSaryRSr TRAINS TAKING EFFECT NOVEMBER IS 1880
ga. M mcinnau and chicago Day EkpIeSS Drawing
Gp uDa Past 81 Louis Express arriving ~ B5 SUI
Southwest Puunans best Drawngroom Sleeping Coaoh~
I" ' iDliyJ-Paclao Express for tho West sleeping
Coaches Though Butl0 Niagara FAILS Clnclhnau ana
Cl 7iR0 MIN %'EniirinI train Tor the Vest.
Trains leave Chamberg streeI Depot GGsS Bg6 s1o 7.sl
p. M and ~ midnight Saturday nights only Su"'"' 80
a. m UU and Passmc g. 1850 10 1920 a m-tns dOS1
~ train stops at R9ihetI"[S SO ESQ & 1890 l9 mid
night. Sundays g. $780, 1920 a No. l'io' O'0 p ' az"
Fa,sSn 5o 1920 ~ Noon ld' al D. Si9 20 %
Mn Snud1ys s. $3.50. IO4Oa M, lio 05o p H. ana ~
midnlghL m Newark G:i5 s4O 1880 m, $40 ago. 800
GIG $50 D. M and ~ midnight saturday nights OS' sun
day sa Sa 5o , 145 $50 9q 55 and ana NJ
midnight sundays, g. $780, lozo d. III" i1'' 00 y HIP anu
MINI ana cornwall, 7jO. a NJ $780, 1882 p H. sun
day s$O9 an ami Kingston a. H. $3.50 p Sundays, $50
o. ~ q 7iu o. lW20 a. M: $780, $780, 43O, 7. 7;l5 .. M
sunG%si u o ESQ o. io2Ga iu $50 $50, T. 7;l5 m.
smda l5p S Connect viii NewY6rk and oswego Midland
l9io1H ~ I 80 D. 1920 a. NJ 49O. g. Z, 71Gp. sun
DAYS $50 1920 Ia y $50 anu "a; and ouarter aer
C r ron 5ij TO 0:l5 p me- and AZ lV'Ao ana 1870
p m for passage and Apartments In Drawing Room
ami GoaGS5 SAP 20 NAV lie efs AZ the Com.
ays Ohces Nos 23o 4Ol OF 91l siVaamSs' ~ /" ~"
C9nrs trails from IVES. aFrve IA" New'HorA ~ 'i%0
ANA i23 6 x a HaBiBoTR Passr Agent New.xOrE
D-oRTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" leave for Engewoo Closter Perm9nt ana ny
acE $50 800 Am S 10Y S Soo go o. & tran VIII
sundays a m m and ssS 9S S, p ngnlA itoO
SSLael, 81 raE VALLEY and Monsey' rOO' ''o0A hi -''
p m. mo. \, ABBOTT, General Passr Agent Nsw.YoFk
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pipioeno Notices..

OFFICE OF THE TOMBSTONE MIL AND MINING CoMPANK,l
432 WELNUTsT., PHILADELPHIA Feb %, 1851 ,
TWELFTH DIVIDEND.-THE EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE Of the Board Of Directors Of this
Company this day declared the regular monthly diy
dend being 10 cents on each share o. the capital
stock Of the company payable and after March 10 AZ
this office Transer closed from 10Th 70 10TH inclu
B.ve. GEORGE BURNHAM, Pfesldeut
W. J. CHEYNEY, Secretary.
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Hallenbeck 4 Davis sodi 1875 "Modocs" and Michigan
Sheep 30 10 a. c ~ state do 90 ~ at 5e ~ 90 81 70 ~
Bc lB2 do 90 o. az Bi4e; Colorado JOG n az oc
Ohio sheep and Yearing Lambs 95 h at Geo. ~ state 90
90 o. at 61aO: 142 Canada Yearng Lambs % a. at Ag %
at 90. "a -, .,
Jersey Ctr and Is 6OtsI NO Live Hogs on SS JIG
Market frmer and Common 10 Prime western HOsS ai0
OuOted "a.
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aIarbls anu Slate 4tIantsIs.

WOOD and SLATE MANTELS. most
w varied and complete stock Of dns mantes on OK
hlbitlon. I. b. srEWARr & Co. 70 West 25i.sS. New
YORK
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FIRST MORTGAGE
TWENrT YEAR
six Per Cent Gold BOnds
or THE
WASHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOCK
GUT 9AlL ROAD co.
aac Linitcd to . 600, ooo. or Lc,s than $1,000

I.snc Limited TO 1000, QUO. or Less thnn $1,000
per Mile.
WE IEvITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT 92H AID Ac
CRIED INTEREST FOR LIMITED AMOUNT or TIE
ABOgENAHID BONDS.
che road now 10 process ~ construction over io1r hun
drsd men being actively engaged In tle work AMI viii be IN
comp os running ORDER Pom Lookout within six months
Thr Company ha, over half million 81 dollars m ca-i aud
rl .t, i, real estate ua tho limo o. rad and it,
g o. Wv paid Tor and IecIr Il "a absolutely Free from
debt excepting tne bonds offered TIE entire isuo Of
which las pac haudsin trust In suc form tat
We are enabled - rlrr. wcd' that forcyty SliN1o
Of bonds, uci ,rr shall d. completed AID equipped at least
ono mile Of road.
We recommend thcFo b'nd "a Fae Investment ma the
cheapest security offered ts market for many months
Tie gil 10 adsauo .he pucs without no'c' IL reserved
s. ". DI1iOCE &, 90.
4 Exchange Court. NcW-Nurk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

DIED STAR LINE.
AZ United tates ana Royal Belgian Mail steamers.
EVERY SAIU RDAG FOR ANTWERP.
The splendid, nrst-ciass, full powered steamers
EEDEllA uriay. Marcn 10 I'D q, IN
WhE~LA y saturday March 70. $50 D. H.
Saloons stgteTOOns, SMOKING and bathrooms a1lGAhps
second "a IN accommodation uncNCeled
StltrfoUIus AL ON main deck.
No hor-cs. cattle. sntep or pilH carried
ttrst cabin 500 ana SO. , 49, -. .oo
Stcusd adm. 500; prepIii, $50; excursion 500.
Al..rlgs, &c prepaid, 3lJ excursion, Sal,
PETER WRIGHT n SONS, Gcu'l Ag'ts, ~ BroadWayN n
DOTTERDAM LINE.
n Steamers leave SAr,OS'S STORES. Brooklyn.
dnsteni am We'd. Mdrch % =. Calanh Wed, darcn ~
W olne'uag; @
apr non, rotterdam prepaid olj. il. CAAACA, Htl Agt
.s,,oltI Wilun.sL FUNGI EDHE & co, - south MLI.
iains freight Ag5 l.. W NORRIS. 90 BrJ9Iy .. 4, y.
NVHITE STAR LINE.
W TNITkD STATES and ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EENSrOWN AND LlH EltPOOlr -.
NOTICE ateam II this Lac take 9le Lane ouS
rtCommrndedby Lnuf MaurY u > NJ On OoIA mo On'F
III Nm BE- .ell go .. ThuTsdaf March II, a. M
GFKMANIt pit Kennedy .Satmday. NaIch 20 SOY pm
mr. ~ BIiC ut Irving .....Ihursday, March H. III
AHRiATIC O. or Jenn ing,.. SAlui la hpt y e ~ ~ y
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOOh' FOOE OR " Soh
are nnitormta aui ans1rDlssei IA ~
poinImentA Tho saloon 3t8tsr)lnA SnonhB ahS ar, W.,
placed amidshiDh WAoro - nol55 9uA
least fo alOriing degreeN cOntogS 1sl90S' uuA'''
Essaloon sGO $50 and slOo Return tickets on fayor
able Terms from tho Old Country SoI FIJI" No"
.rry mother cattle, shssp pigs
insnertion ant other tai0r iOn lppY AZ tho
Comnany Offices, Ma. 81 BrOa1Way S9", dosTS ,,,.
= + RARrLFTr & CO., AGENTS. Boston.
HAGRITT CiTTELL Agents PhlladelDhl@