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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03
An Obedient Woman,

"There goes Liz Brown again, !"
said one OF the patrolmen of the Obi
csgo avenue station to the reporter.
The woman was reeling. Her skirt
was bedrsbbled, and on her attenua-
ted figure looked like a weather
beaten rag. ''5he is only 20 years
old at that" continued the officer.
She is going to the station TO be
locked up," be said, as he still looked
after her. "But she is alone" sug'
gesred the listener. 'Oi course she
is" answered the officer. "5be's less
trouble than any of. nder I ever saw
Il mean to the police. No matter
where an officer comes across Ter, il
sha ia drunk, ali he has to ssy to her
~: ''L;z, you get to he station" and
she glts ali alone. Gee day, up in
Lincoln Park there Wss a crowd, and
Liz kind OF edged herself 10, and tIe
officer says to her, you go to thes!a-
tioa.' and she walked right to the
lookup. No matter where she Is, il
she is ordered to go to the station, she
goes. One day ] saw her looking at
9 circus procession, and / says to her,
Liz, you mosey to the lock up.
Cant l see the show first?' says che
to me. No. Gays I to her; You
move along and she just sacrificed
the pleasure of seeing that show pa
rsde to obey orders, and started of.
But I called her back AMI told her
she could stay, and she thanked me
and aaid she would 60 stteT she got
.hrough LOOKING at the parade if /
wanted her to. She's better at mind
ing what's said to her than lots oil
frst.class children. Bui sae dEinks
awful hard"
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Farms and Grass Lots.

Comm SIXTY-FIVE ACRES OF GOOD
pIOOO level land, seven miles north Of
the city, a alter right; . seres IN lueerHe
S19O0 TWO ACRES AND A HALF OF
01OOO No. land IN the 1st Ward; good
building lots; very rich soil; full water title;
can also Re vatered from springs on the pre-
misses, il needed. Make Splendid market gar
den Raises h avy c. ops Of lucerne now,
on ACRES OF LAND SIX MILES SOUTH
GU Of city; twenty acres planted TO IL
cerne, balance farming land and orchard; title
clear and complete water right 2,6CO.
EAEM FOB SALE, 20 ACRES OF FARM
1 Ing land, on bench east OF city; water On
1--WE ACKFs GRAss LAND, WITH
Z four good fresh flowing springs inside
The city; price s., 400.
0ON ACRES OF ROLLING LAND NEAR
OZO CenreVille, Reynolds County. MIS-
souri, for sale cheap.
on A RES OF FARMING LAND, Oh
OF State CAD. fifteen miles south Of city
Draper Canal runs above the land. Leg
hoaSe, well Of Water.
EAgE Il VI SOMg GOOD HAT AND
w arabic land for SIS per acre, feS miles
o.5JIn town close TO the railroad
$40 TEN ACRES, ADJOINING THE
p1OO town plot Of Sandy, on the NORTH
east corner. Good land. Nearly I'VE acres N
Iucerne. All broken up. Title clear. Water
right Z = nearly all Of It. -.-.-r-,,.
OAR ACRES OF LAND SEVEN NILES
Z4O north Of the city; IS acres in luceEos,
a email shanty on 1t. v i'll trade Tor city
properly; SIS per acre. - -
nGI bOKES OF LAND JUST OUTSIDE
ZZA OF COrfnne. n good chance for .
family 10 make a. Independent living.
AtOOo WILL BUY A Farm OF FORTY
0EUVU acres about nslf mile south o.
the sixth Ward bridge. VIII exchange ioE
city property.
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Brutal RaDe.

Omaha, 2-Mrs. Copeland, aged
81, living near Omaha, Nebraska,
was to day raped by a negro named
Cloyd, who was employed on her
husbands farm. Mrs. Copeland
was brutally treated, and may not
recover, owing to the shock to her
system, she being in poor health.
ClOyd was pursued and arrested,
given preliminary examination,
and is now in Jail. There is strong
talk Of lynchiDg him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY.


THE ACADEMY, CONDUCTED BY THE
] sisters of Holy Cross, is situated in 8 Sc
Guided, healthy location. Ample grounds are
attached for exercises
The building is spacious, and provided with
modern improvements. 1t affords accommO-
datioR for large humber Of hOarders, besides
the day-schOol.
The Musical and Art Departments are con-
Quoted on the plan Of the best Conservatives
in Europe.
The Course Of Study comprises all the
branches of thorough solid and polite eduea-
ton, and is such as to render the pupils intel
ligent, useful and accomplished members o.
society.
While ST. Mary's possesses all the advantages
Of "a irst-class educational institution, the
charges moderate.
French, German and the elements of
drawing and vocal music, being included in
the English course, form no extra charge.
Pupils Of all denominations received, and
no interference with their religious belief.
No special uniform required.
a separate Department for little boys
Studies will be resumed on Monday, August
18th, 1882.
For circulars, etc., address as above.
SISTER SUPERIOR
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My slaves Increased from eight to
slxty-seveD, and during all that time
there we're but two deaths among
tfem.
L realized no profit from them. and
al OF them will testify that | cared
"et1er for them than they Rave been
Soie 10 care for thPmselves ''since
freedom came. IA lanttc ConStitu-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03

SHILOH'S VITALIZFRis what
you need for Constipation, Loss of
APpetlte, Dizziness and all svmD-
TOMS OF Dyspepsia. Price Toe. and
7Sc. per bottle. Sold by 2. G. MI
Drug Store IN
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FOR SALE

negotiated on real estate. houses rent.5 "a
rents collected; charges moderate.
90 ,Z0O. Rooms, lot 4xIO rod. o af r! I've
awns, shades, hydrant water, barn for fIEo
lhorses, splendid fruits. etc. on Brigham strest
S1 900 an ELEGANT BUuDI ~
P4 jOOO' Lot, 215xIO reds of ground seSt
ront, gas end hydrant water, close to car line
boice neighbOrhood, on Main street. I0O
"a 000 A TWO STORY ADOBE HOUSE
Q11ONO OF six rooms, lot 415xl5 rods, choice
fruits, ETC.; Main street. % block from bust
oS0 A COY HOUSE OF FOUR ROOFS ~
O00 lot 6xs rods; fruits, good barn, etc
18th ward on car line. IS
O60n NEW BRICK MODERN STYLE
SOUU House of six rooms, bow window
etc., lot Sx1O rods east front; near car Inca
SO5OO BUYS A GEM OF A HOUSE 6
YHOOO rooms, modern style; bath room
s5t aud cold water, and newly built bow win
how. ETC.; lot Ax2e rods, 10th Ward. A bar.
20 6OO Adobe HOUSE, SIX Rooms
VO3OOO Corner lot, 10x1O rods, south md
east fronts, excellent fruits, water, barn, ctc.,
10th Ward. IL
oIon0 HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS AND
OkOUV porch. lot 5x2O rods young fruits.
sPieedld well OF water and good barn, 11ti
0En CORNER LOT. SOUTH AND
yOU east front; First South street, 18th
$500 A BUILDING SITE, 1sr sOGTB
wv street, 5hx10 rods south front;
room for two buildings. Will sell all or part
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03

MINING PATENTS. -Fun sets
Of blanks for application for Mining
Patengs-approved form-sG p ~ J
ak tka EERAzsD 0Gsa.
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Prices as low IS in any frst-class
Machine, and all Machines fully
guaranteed. For sale by
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INo. w. LOWELL,

SALT LAKE CITY and OGDEN.
And by his Aa4nts throughout the
Territory. U24
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Houses and LOTS.

&00S0 GOOD BRICK HOUSE OF THREE
P%AoO roems, well finished, high ell.
fngs, modern built; good well; finest or,bS-T
picket fence; large shade trees. ons No.
from the Cedsr Post; immediate proensct -
waterworks. lot 6xI0 rods. WV u
SeRO HOUSE AND LOT IN TIP
gooO' Nineteenth Ward. Lot SKI rods
Commanding view,
A1OO House, with summer kitchen. To-
!Oxl0 rods; well cultivated and planted Go
fruit troes; plenty Of room for two other
houses on same lot; On Fifth South street
81 ono FOUR RGOMED HOUSE. SUM.
mer kitchen and two cellars. on
Corner lot, 10xiO rods. Good orchard. .
Q00 a = . ROOMED r. Do E HOUSE
OOO well built, with summer kitchen
Lot 3xl0 rods. In the 10th Ward.
A " UNEQUALLkD CHANCR
n for q first class boarding house
keeper, Is rooms, tCeLI built and finished.
tony S1t' ToaS1adt gS, Ial0ns, shTubbeTv.
a0dte1 OOTks. etc. CAL for particulars.
ZINE TEN ROOMED ADOBE
L house, and lot planted to folUeTs.
trees, ShrNbbeTy, etc. House rents for
fUer $40 per NINTH Only one and q
half btOcks from Rost06fce. Cheap,
81 geo.
CORNER II ACRES LOT, WITH NEW
~ well built adobe house Of six rooms good
orchard, well, tip-top land, in the I'd Ward.
VIII sell for cash or exchange for land il the
Big Field.
60 600 A G. Cd BRICK HOUSE AND
QZ,OOO brick granary on car line in 10th
WBrd. Win exchange Tor good land in the
Big Field Lot 5xI0 rods.
GOOO0 A 1WO = STORY ADOBE
OZOOO house, 4 street car line. IIth
Ward; lot 5x5 rods. in good neighborhood
= - THREE PnIhTEfs
V1OUU House, splendid, large and flag
ged cellar, 5x20 rods: magnificent barn; good
well close 70 house; 10th Ward.
@O600 Nc" BRICK Il USE ON 1sT
QEOOO West street; close to street car.
a GOOD LAYOUT FOR A LARGE OR
n small family-a ranch close TO railroad;
farm and dairy. Good school n. ar by. Cheap
A GOOD BRICK HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS
a and buttsry, stove room, cellar, granary,
ETC., with LOT 3x20 rods In the 9th ward, half
block from street car line. Good well Of water
With pump, lot well cultivated and fenced.
4 NEW, FOURRooNED, BRICK HOUSE
a with large hail. closets, etc, ceiling 1256
fest nigh; lot 3hx10 rods. well fenced, and .
complete water right; situated in the 18th
Ward, 2Iice, $500.
THREE ROOMED HOUSE, IND
i summer kItchem, 6UtteTy, and lot
z11xlO GODS, IN the Fifteenth Yard
81, 60p.
pHREE ROOMED HOUSE. And
1 lot 217xl0 TO1s, az the Fifteenth
Ward, 1000.
A LOT 2kxlO RODS, WITH ROCK
Il foundation JOT house, an TIE FIT
eenth Ward, 81, 600.
IN SECOND SOUTH STREET.
" two houses and lCt on Second
South Street, 4z20 rods, where land s.
high and tOiU be higher pTtce s., SOC;
cuSt more money quite recently.
nm SECOND SOUTH SHEET
" q good house and lot 311O rods,
three blocks from Main Street, on east
SIDE. price $500. WilL be withdrawn
tn that tame.
IJOUR ROOMFD BRICK HOUSE, WITH
II buttery and summer Kitchen lot 5x20 rods,
planted half to choice fruits and half to lucsrne
b the 7th ward. Price, 5000.
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s.W DARKE, VIM rrr1
3. ". DARKE & CO.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money LOaning.

Ss1No extra charge for making Dseds when
tee, as this Is net one-haH Of our list ~
houses, building lots and farms.
- property is In active demand aud is
bound % increase IN value rapidly.
XII ne best facilities for making colIec-
TONS local CT foreign. Returns promptly
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FoF Rent.
the SKIN "
city property

q house O. seventeen rooms and cellar, halls
and every convenience Ter hotel; one bioek
from Man street Is placed at 4 low dgurs,
Ccnsid.fshie nz'ufes can be bought chezp
$50 q month.
Office: 90 Main sfreee,
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TERRIToRIAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
Il wanted.
$4,000 AN ATTRACTIVE HorSE OF
VoO nine rooms, elegantly I'm shed
1uttertes, closets, pump. large barn cod
fence OF squsre piekets, two full lots os car
line giyinE an extraordinary large frontage.
S11OO A FIVE ACRE LOT IN The
&07O0 A GOOD HOUSE OF NINR
p| w ROOMS, bath room and cIosets-
pump In house, well finished, painted ana
grained. hall, etc. A well arranged house
for ere large or two small families. N Third
Est street, close TO car line so square rods
of ground.
0OO TWO FIVE ACRE LOTS IN
the Big Field. close 70 Liberty
Park, good for either grass or crops. Adjoin-
ing each other; 81, 400 each.
$4,000 TWO GOOD HOUSES AND
POOOO' lots in the Eighth Ward. Good
land; plainly of shade; hydrsnt wafer close Ia
business IN an eligible locality on First Bast
street. Room to build more good houses on
the lot.
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The Iiverpool market for futures at noon

The Liverpool market for futures at noon
was firm. January, January. February, 6
March-April, SD; ApriI-May, 6 25-32d ;
May.June, 8 27-32d; June-July, 65d; July
August, 6 20 321.
At 2: Futures closed barely steady.
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COURT SALE.
Supreme Court Sale of Real Estate

In the Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Jackson
Commissioner of Revenue for Shelby county,
Tennessee VS.. Robertson Topp, and Others
l. Supreme Court of Tel lessee. at Jackson, in
this cause, June 10, 1881, l viii offer for sale 70
the highest bidder, in front of the Courthouse of
Shelby county, IN Memphis,
On Monday, February 8. 1852,
the real estate mentioned and described in said de-
cree, or 50 much thereof as may be necessity to
lively. Said lots are situate in the city of Mem
phis, Shelby county, Tennessee, and described as
First. Situate in the city of Memphis, Tennes-
see, and lying on the south side of Beale street
and north of Jessamine street, it being all of lot
/. block 81. on the plan of the South Memphis sub
division; except the following to-wit: The lot
sold as the church lot of OF the southwest corner
of said lot l, beginning at the southeast ~intersec-
ton of Lauderdale and Beale streets. and running
stake; theuce south, and parallel with Lauderdale
street. $50 feet to a stake; thence west, and parallel
with Beale street SO feet to the east line OF Lauder
dale street; thence with said east line $50 feet TO
the beginning. Also that part of said lot sold
to George B. Peters off Of the southwest corner
thereof beginning at said corner and running
east with the north line of Jeksamfne street, 10
feet to a stake; thence north and parallel with
Lauderdale street IS feet S inches TO a stake;
thence west and parallel with Jessamine street $50
feet TO the east line of Lauderdale street; thence
south with said line Sc feet to the seginning. Also,
excepting the east 81 feet of said lot 1, extending
from Beale TO Jessamine street, q distance OF go
feet, belonging TO defendant Emma Topp.
Second. The east 81 feet of said lot l extending
from Beale to Jessamine streets, g distance of 80
Third. Lots % and %. Block F.. in the city OF
Memphis. upon which the Gayoso House is built
and situated, at the northeast corner of Shelby
and Mccall streets, and fronting on the east side Of
Shelby street 25 feet, and running back with the
north side of Mccall street to the alley, with the
EXCEPTION of the ground foon and first stories Of
stores Nos 396 and 398 in said GayosO House, and
on that part Of said lot which begins at the south
west corner Of said house and runs
eats with the north line of Mccall
street lO4 feet 70 e stake; thence north 22H feet TO
a stake; thence west TO = stake; thence north Is
feet TO a stake; thence west 70 the west line of said
house: thence south with The west line Of said
house 37L feet TO the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-Cesh.
JOHN n. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Tao[uln Tam Tanna-u 1857
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HORSES NJ MULES.

ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-Hogs steady will
a fair demand very light shipping, So $500; York
ers, Sc 10qG .; packing, Sc 15@6 70: butchers t
fancy, s. S0@7; pigs, 50 25@5 %. Receipts. $500
Gbinmenfs- 1900
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Fatal CoIIIston.

CHARLESTON, S. C., January 2l.-A col
lision occurred this morning about twenty
seven miles from here, on the Charleston and
Savannah railroad, between a passenger
train bound for Jacksonville aud one bound
hither. II. A. Fox, mail agent, was killed,
and a colored fireman is missing. No fur
Their particulars. II is supposed that a mum
Der of passengers have beea injured. A
relief train has been sent to the scene.
The coloied Truman reported missing was
killed and his body is still in the wreck.
Mail Agent Wn. Furbridge had both arms
aud legs crushed aud is expected to die.
superintendent o. the Mail Srsice Mans
fl II was injured in the back. George +.
O born, col red, postal clsTk, and b. III.
Craft were seriously bat not fatally hurt
c ,uductor Pinchnay and Engineer Leake
were hurt slightly. BIth trains under or
d .rs meet and pass at Adams Run station,
bat the north-bound train, for some reason
not given, came on before the other train ar
rived.
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Feet, Inches. inches. inches

METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Time Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
6:0S am. 30.OS3 43 Calm. Cloudy.
2:Oe pm. 30.l55 - NV. Cloudy.
10:0S pm. $3.50 ~ W. Clear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Golden Crown, Captain Z. L. Shinkle,
is the next O-Liner due up for Cincinnati.
The Cons Millar, Captain Charles B. Rus
sell, is the Wednesday packet for Cincinnati.
The Rene Macready, Captain o.. K. Joplin,
is the Tuesday packet Tor St. Francis river.
The Thomas Sherlock Captain James Mich
OILS, is the next O-Liuer due down for New
Orleans.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed c. Postal, is
the Wednesday packet for all points on
White river.
The Gold Dust, Captain j. 7. McCord, is
the Anchor-Line packet this morning at 10
o'clock for Cairo and St. Louis. Henry
Dietrich is her clerk.
The City Of Helena, Captain Elem Cal
vert, is the Anchor-Line packet Monday
evening at 5 o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis.
George Walton is her clerk.
The Mark Twain, Captain w. p. Hall, is
the packet Monday evening at 5 O'Clock for
Dyersburg and all way landings. J. D.
Fuller has charge of her office.
The new Anchor-Line steamer City of New
Orleans, Captain A.. j. Carter, is due up this
evening bound for St. Louis. Archie Woods
is her clerk.
The Annie P. Silver, Captain Henry Keith,
is the Anchor-Liner this morning at 5 o'clock
for New Orleans and all intermediate land
ings. Green Shields is her clerk.
The Commonwealth, Captain Sam Nc
Pheeters, is the Anchor-Line packet this
evening at 10 o'clock for Vicksburg and the
bends. VIM. Fitzgerald is her clerk.
The Coahoma, Captain Henry Cooper, is
the packet Monday evening at 5 o'clock for
Osceola and the upper bends. William
Smither and John Haley are her clerks.
The James Lee, Captain Stack Lee on
deck, is the packet Monday evening at 5
o'clock for Helena, Friars Point and all way
landings. Lloyd Whitlow is her clerk, as.
sisted by Plat Rhoades and Arthur Browne.
The Dean Adams, Captain Mark r. Cheek
on the roof, is the United States mail packet
Monday evening at 5 o'clock, for Arkansas
City and all way landings. A. L. Cummins
is her attentive clerk, assisted by Lee Cum
minis and Lew Rrannon-
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' 'SoB Nv telegraph.

New YORK, January 2l.-Flour strong;
superfine Western and state, 81 l5@4 10. Wheat
e 10 Ic higher, and somewhat unsettled ungraded
red, 81 1l9l AZ.
MILWAUKEE, January 2I.-Noon Board
Wheat strong No; 2 hard, nominally 81 ss9s; No.
2, january 81 30, February 81 337, March Il 33lz,
April 81 IS, May ST. IS; No. 8, 81 OF.
CINCINNATI, January 21.-Flour strong;
strong and higher; No: 2 red winter sI42 Corn
stesdy. 4sc. Kye Strong and higher 81 O.. Barley
quiet but firm, 81 %.
LOUISVILLE, January 21.-Flour steady
and firm; extra, sos 50; extra family, S 5096;
Wheat dull. 81 10. Corn firm; No. , White, 7S$ac;
No. 2 mixed, 67He. Oats steady; No. . white, soc;
No. > mixed. $3.50. Rye firm; Mop 81 O5.
New ORLEANS, January 21.-Flour strong;
treble extra 500 Is; higher grades s6,5O97 IS.
Corn. so@s1c. Oats frmer; prime 5sc. Cornmeal
quoted, prime, S2o923; choice. s24925. fancy.
s26@27. Rice strong; Louisiana, ordinary TO
choice, 5A@654c.
firm. Wheat strong and higher; No. ? Chicago
spring, 81 31X February, 81 351s March, 81 355s
Nay, Corn steady with a fair demand; regular,
mana, but at lower rates; 4219e cash and January,
ard unchanged. Barley firmer, 81 OS.
BALTIMORE, January 81. Flour un-
changed. wheat-western strong and higher; No.
? winter RED, spot, 81 4l9l 4l4 January, 81 81
bid; February, 81 S2s4@l %; March, 81 4J559IS55z;
April, 81 AZ bid. Corn-Western steady mixed,
spot, 6S%969c; January, 6s5sc bid; February. 6gz
@695se; March, 7lA@7l1sc; April. 721ac bid; May,
7lc. Oats dull; Western-white, 5195ic; mixed, 40
Pennsylvania, 5O@52c. Rye lower, gCc@95c.
ST. LOUIS, Janusry 21.-F1our steady and
unchanged. Wheat-near-by mGnths opened
declined. and then partly recovered;
. red, 81 42!4@1 425S cash. 81 4214
81 425s@1 1875 April. 81 45ss May, 81 Isl
al Is the year; sales at 81 4414@1 43H, February
81 431s9l 1917 March, 81 42s49l 42I April; Nos
red, ST Se@I 81; No. 4 red, 81 or. Corn lower. $40
6i7sc cash and January, 6iT@65c February, 654@
59%@6Oc. Oats dull; 45%@46c cash, 45%c
bid February. 4T4c May. Rye firm, 9714c bid.
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Ooe Polot Not D,hnIteiy settled.

New YORK, January 21.-Commissioner
Fink says the Baltimore and Ohio and
Grand Trunk railroads accepted the terms
Of settlement which the other roads agreed
to. The only point yet definitely settled is
that on Monday nextt the tariff on East-bound
fceight is to be restored to the figures agreed
upon June 10, 1881, and West-bound rates are
to be restored TO the tariff Of August 6, 1881.
There will not be any advance in passenger
rates at present probably, but as soon as the
other questions are arranged the rates will
be restored to the prices which prevailed be-
fore the warfare BEGAN.
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New York futures opened steady, with
slight variations both ways from quotations
of the close Friday evening; at 1890, quiet
and steady; at IL 80, barely steady, with the
first six months off 4 to 3 points; at 1870,
easy, with the same months still declining;
at 80, easy, and distant months off in pro-
portion to the reported declines in near
months; at 2:30, steady, with January ad-
vanced 4 points and other months ! to 3
points, the market closing with a decline in
the list ranging from 3 to 8 points. Sales
90, 900 bales.
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SYPHILIS!

Whether in its Primary, Secondary or Tertiary
stage. Removes all traces of Mercury from liz
kxSte1-Gares ScrOfuia. Old Sores. Kheuma-
usm, Eczema, Catsrrh, or any Blood Disease.
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FafnI RaiIwax AeriIenf.

DENVER, Col, January 20.-Y,sterday a
freight train on the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad ran into the caboose Of another
freight train, smashing three cars and killing
Albert Phillips. fireman, and fatally wound
ing Conductor Fred. Easterly and Brakeman
Timothy Farley. The accident is said to be
the result Of the criminal carelessness of the
engineer OF the rear train.
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BALTIMORE, January 21.-Cofee dull; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to fair, SA@gi4e. Sugar dull;
A soft, SIC.
NEW YORK, January 2I.-Coffee dull;
Rio cargOeS, SL@1Olzc. Sugar dull: fair to good
refining, Ss@7Tc. Molasses-foreign dull and
market nominal; New Orleans, strong, 55972c;
the latter for fancy.
New ORLEANS, January 21.-Coffee-
Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime, s33s1154e. Sugar
common to good common, 64@619c; fair to fully
fair, 6%@71zc: prime to choice, 71t@77sc; yellow
clarified, S149S5ss Molasses easier; common, SIC;
fair. 6Oc. prime to choice. zoe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
A General dgance Of west-Round Rates
Trcsrht Eogiae broke Down.

BosroN, January 2I.-The agents of all
through freight lines are receiving orders to
advance West bounI rates Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
AanaI AarE nElHnna kHilNzaE

DENVER, Col, January 2l.-The presi-
New Orleans Railway Company tonight
unaaim ously voted to subscribe 5 l,50,000 to
complete The road to Pueblo. SIX hundred
thousand dollars was subscribed on the spot,
each mau present subscribing pro rata, ac-
co riding to his interest.