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New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
5ltan3oIls GHh Railroads..

4 -EEDUCTIUN or FARE.
"a Pan RIVER LINE
Nrw. ip-k o. fioH.r r
NrVpar. Al. Ft.. .l.e3 g.
Limited tickets. Corresponding reduction " all Easter1
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
AND PHiILIIDELPHIA
For TAENT0N and pHi'II,DIirUIA

ERIE RAILWAY. now known ~ the NEW
IL YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of trains from OaanDers street Depot.
a. m--CincInnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
m. tDayi-Fa-t IT. Louis Express arriving az BunaO
connecting with fast trains the vest and >ou.l
west PLimans best Drawing room sleeping Coaches %
Buffalo
p. N. a. -Iy)-Pacihc EXPRESS for the West sleeping
Coaches through 10 Bufal. Ma Fa cine nnoi and
Chicago without change. Hotel COaohes through Chicago
Z. m M Z Irn rrl Z a fln AN.f
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
Diui0cu0 Ncticr5.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX- and
- thc principal of L bo- ane on the Ute issued by the
iaf. EQuru,r .D secured hN rolling stock furnished
te following railroad. lais. car Trust t'rl VIII De- paid on
and after that date Offices H; Post Martin & CO., No
riut-t, NrV-l1rA p. ~. Clark S Co., No 80 south Sd
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
Bodro duo Rooms.
West Side

100 EAST 2STH-ST., near Madison Square
lOO and Elevated station Furnished Rooms, with or
Without board. References.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
OFFICE OF TIE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
No. l2U BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

No. l2O BaOADwAT, NEW. YORK, J
Jan. 3 lss2)
T'HE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
certificates preferred stock ot the Manhattan
Railway Company temporary receipts already issued
the -J0ck Of the NrvNork Elevated Railroad Com
pany b. exchanged tOr first preferred stock Of the 0an
haitian Railway company accordance with the agreement
between thu Manhattan Railway tumpany the New York
Elevated Railroad Company and tAe Metropolitan Elevated
Railway Company dated November H. 1851 Upon the de-
livery tho certificates ~ he Trust Company w pay Ten
Dollar. share 10 cash
p0u delivery the certificates Of the Metropolitan Ee
waited Railway Company the Trust Company VIII -sue ceTrh
Gates preferred stock 0f me Manhattan Railway
Company therefor. New ork Elevated Shareholders making
the since the closing of he books VIII receive tho
dividend of per the first preferred stock Ot the
Manhattan Railway Company. ---. 49, -, -.,-.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
CENTRAL AND HUDSON

" RIVER RAILKOAD.-C Commencing Nov "a, I-sl,
through viii lfave Grand Central Depot
special Express tor Chca daily. Stopping only at
Albany syracuse ochestrr Buffalo Gle ei Aut Toledo.
a. Western and Northern EXpres. 10 Rochester and
Montreal with drawing room
lu:3U Chicago EIpres, drawing % Canaan
dalgua, Rochester and uralO
Il = w.. Albany and Troy, with connection to CtC,
Saratoga Glens Falls and Rutland.
4 D. m. Accommodation Ia Albany and Troy
Louis Express. with sleeping cars fOr ~ LOUIS
through the n.
Buffalo Toledo and Detroit
p. Express with sleeping 10 ~yI1cus, and 70
Auburn Road ~ Montreal. excepting sunday.
Pacific Express daily. with sleeping cars for
Rochester. Buffalo C!eveIluI Toledo Detroit and Chicago.
u Night Express with sleeping cars % Albany ADd
Troy.
way WescOtts Express OlCe, PARK place Iud l1J
and Broadway, New York and 333 l,hlG tton-st.
Brooklyn. }. q. lOLCEf, Gen. SupL G.. T. MEEK l-R,
lt.-I ~
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
No 81 AND 80 SOUTH THKD-sT- ;
pan AMI Feb Is l~-2 }

TVE T.rRESAuoNAL AM GGEAr NORTHERN RAILROAD Co,{
' lg5 BHOADwAT, NEW. YORK. Feb. IS, lss2. :
rINHE coupons due March /, lSs2, OF tins
cnmpany's second mortgage bonds, due sept l. lBt.
viii be paid Al this Office az and after maturity.
va IL. u. HENSON, Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02

DARMORE HOTEL, 5th-ave. and 36th-st.-
I'D One Of three rooms, with bath completely fur
lnhed. % LET from March / Table a'hOte.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02

ID$ WEST 42D-ST.-Very pretty sunny
.D rooms on 4th floor; also 81 hoor and lovely
paror door, excellent board terms reasonable refer
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02

~ SPRINGFIELD HOLYOKE. SOUTH VERNON Sr
JOHN RI, &c, steamers leave Pier 2j 4. r. AZ "a.
and ll:3O Sundays excepted ll:3O boat
with special lin Tickets sold and basglge checked %.
broadway Y. Y, and COurtsL, Brooklyn EXCURSION -
~ HAvel and returu u JA
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02

ONE or two neatly furnished rooms in a large
~ house with all improvements viii be let TO quiet gentle
men other occupants being gentleman, wife an
references required Address BhOOhLfN' Tn
office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13

Central road for the supply of the engines
on that road. IL is reported that
as soon as they assume control of this
road they will make it the main line to
Dallas. and the Fort Worth line the
branch.
Messrs. Taylor & Shaw are building an
elegant front TO their storehOuse next to
their dry goods house now occupied by
them. The old city livery stable has been
torn down, and brick block will go up ON
| its site.
The records Of the courts and offices have
been removed 10 the Guigenham building
| on Henderson street.
Captain L. a. Archer has been appointed
general manager of Pacific express COM
pany at this point. The appointment gives
general satisfaction. No better selection
could have been made
a wagon passed up the street to-day in
which was a woman who was shouting:
Blessed is he who cometh in the name OF
the Lord" ana screaming at the top of her
voice. She had become crazy from relig-
ious excitement.
Mrs Ollie Stone, a daughter of the Hon.
Marion Martin, of Navarro county, IS visit
ing her grandfather, Uncle Billy Hodge.
Billy Quayle informs me that he is to be
married on Wednesday night This may
be a runaway match also.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13
THE BEST
kip&EYANDL LIVER MEDICINE



Cures when all other Medicines Fail. MS II orts
directly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels. re.
stnIing lhcm AZ once To healthy action,
HUNTS REMEDY Is u safe. sure aud speody
chre, ana hundreds have testified To having
been cured by IT, when physlCiars and friends
had given them up 10 die Do not DELAY. hui iry
at once Hunts Rcmcdy. "!
! HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases NJ tho
Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Organs, Dronsy
Gravel Diabetes, and lnContlncnoc and Kv,cn.
ton OF Urine. 'N'N"'
HUNTS REMEDY cures pain IN tho Side
Back, or Loins, General Debility, Fcmnic his,
eases, Disturbed Sleep Loss of Appetite Rrivht,s
disease and all Complaints OF the urino. Genital
Organs N'''"'
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces the Liver
70 healthy action, removing the causes thai pro.
dute Bilious Headache, Dy spepsia, Sour Stom.
Nch, CostivencSs Piles, etc
by the use Of HUNTS REMEDY the Stomach
| and Bowels will speedily regain their strength
| nd the Blood will be perfectly purified.
| HUNTS REMEDY Is pronounced hy the best
DOCTORS 70 be The ONLY cuRs for all kinds of
| HUNTS REMEDY is PURELY vEsRrArtr. md
Sas sue cure for Heart Disease and Rheumatism
when all other Medicine fails
| HUNTS REMEDY Is prepared expressly for
| the ahouc Diseases, and has never been known
| TO fail NAV" "
One trial will, convince you For sale by nj,
| Druggists, Send for Pamphlotto
Hunts Remedy Co. Providence, R. |,
| pftaNx o, ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13

mo, sir" said Second avenue barber
to suspicious-locking transient customer
who aiiably remarked as the lather was
being laid ON that he supposed there were
n good many men who tailed to pay their
shaving scores, mo, sir; used 10 give
credit, but never do now--in fact nobody
ever asks tor tick anymore"
"How's that?'
well, y0n see" SAID the barber, trying
the edge OF his razor on his thumb nail, II
had set OF stiifs who used to ask me TO
chalk it down. got tired of keeping books,
ana adopted new system. Whenever [
shaved one OF those old standbys put lit
tic nick in his nose with my razor, and kent
tally in that way. They got so they didn't
want to run bills"
There was n trcmor in the customers
voice as he asked from beneath the lather;
vance, "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13
CLEBURNE.
Correspondence Of the Herald

correspondence OF the Herald.
cLrnunSr, July II, lss2.-Tarmcrs IN.
form me that since the rain crop prospects
Of oil kinds have increased al least 20
per cent. Late corn has been saved and will
make full crop.
MT i. Lemons was married Yesterday IN
III las A. r. Snodgrass. The ceremony was
performed by Esquire Phil. Allen al the
Dry goods house Of Taylor & Shaw. This
y The third wedding that has taken place
at this house ~ the last two months.
The Gull, Colorado & Santa Fc railroad
Me plepar,ng to build a large tank near
tho depot Of the Chicago, Texas & Mexican
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13
KAUFMAN.
Correspondence of Tho lIcrnlh.

NV'IuHTVHUVHVt UI mo HcrNI1,
kAuFMAN, July 10 "A man, named Kelly
died here yesterday from an overdose of
morphine. He was found in bed in AN IN Il.
conscious condition, with n small bottle of
morphine near hun, lie was in bad health
and his death is thought to he accidental,
mr.. nelly, alter the war held the Office of
under Davis administration in which no' ;
sition he achieved considerable notorie,v.
by tho hostility which grew up between
him and the people. ''''"N'"
Crops are beginning TO suffer for rain.
Our town is improving gradually.
The Texas Central will be here by tho
nth instant, A handsome depot building
Will be erected ut once. u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13
An Unwrit,en Point of History.

Truth is indeed stranger than fiction. 1t
Is interesting to note how some of the most
illustrious historical characters died. Rich.
ard Cmur dc Lion, like the animal from
which his heart was named, fell by the
arrow OF an archer. George ". passed
Henry VIII. died of oarbuncles aud scurvv
because in those days,hcre YVES no Swaync's,
Ointment for skin diseases to cure the siIlic.
tons in the beginning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13
AVA, LUIS, Jan uary "A iSsl,-cAnreR MrDlcly

Co.
Gents. Enclosed find one dollar for
which please send by rcturn mail ono bot.
We Carriers Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance, Car,er's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by ma
and several otmy friends, among whom /
nistnputed them, and In every instance
pave gwen entire satisfaction, For sick
neauaene, tney are the medicine seek not
Href Will, Ava, Jackson Co. Ills
For sale by Williams, Tolliyer Il WalLcr
druggists, Dallas, Texas. ""A''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13

SANFORD, MICHIGAN August -, lS7J.-CARRs
MEDICINE COMPANY;
Gentlemen-Please send to my address
another bottle Of the Little Liver Pills.
consider them sovereign remedy for Head
ache. CHARLES ). STAMFORD,
Midland county, Mici gan
For sale by Williams, Tolliver d Walker
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13

1857 Prizes amounting 10. a1ez Eoo
Application for rates to clubs should be made
leans =" A'o" w
!. FOR further information, write clearly, giving
iull address Send orders by Express, Regis.
@rea Letter CT Money Order, addressed only to
FRANK L0BRANO, Southeast Corner Fonr,,,
ana Houston Streets, Fort Worth Texas
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-15
4 g" ES 90
Tyrc.. Boots, worth Sc. I9.......k

Boat ut~I .%HoG U,i1utt.t.t,:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-15
That Tipping System.

Nothing could be more forcible in
this connection than an incident which
is related of ex-senator Thurman of
Ohio. AS the story goes that sturdy
old statesman, who has been too honest
and hard working to be careless OF small
change, after his labsrs on the intarna-
tional Monetary Commission of the past
summer, made a trip to Germany and
England. At its close, and on the eve
of his departure for home, he was asked
by {. friend how he had enjoyed his
travels. In reply he said. in his own
peculiarly formidable and serious fash
ion, formidable and serious even when
conversing upon most trivial matters:
~ enjoyed my travel very much, sir
very much, indeed-but | have one
serious regret; l am very sorry l did
not have the opportunity of seeing
Prince Bismarck and the Queen OF En-
gland
"And why did you wish 50 particu-
Iarly to see them ?" asked the friend in
surprise. To which the Senator, with
sly twinkle in his eve, but still with
the utmost severity of manner, replied;
"Because, sir, after seeing them l
might have been allie to say that / had
met two people in Eurape who did not
want a six-pence from me-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-15


Senator Vance, of North Carolina,
has introduced a bill providing for the
repeal of the tax On whisky. Senator
Vance, the Chicago Tribune says, thinks
that what the Governor of North Caro-
lima said to the Governor of South Caro-
ina was correct.
A new invention as a preventive of
neuralgia or rheumatism is piHe-wool
vest which fits the body lCsely. In ad-
dition to their being made Of this fabric.
whose healing properties are we'll
known, they are lined width channels
leather, which is perforated, SO as not to
check or retard the natural action of the
skin.
All of the Wells, Fargo Co.'S mes
sengers between Reno and Ogden, with
the exception Of "Big" Ross, have beea
discharged The Reno Times says the
reason given for this wholesale slaugh-
ter is because the boys protested against
being compelled to transfer freight at
the Reno office, basing their objections
on the ground that they had enough to
do without this. Supt. Barstow thought
otherwise, and hence let them out
Professor Morse, whose entertaining
lectures upen Japan have drawn large
audiences to the Boston Institute Of
Technology, believes that the ingenuity
Of the Japanese, and the remarkable
readiness with which they comprehend
mechanical contrivances, are due to the
fact that the little children are carried
around upon the backs Of ersons in
that is going on. ''Workshops aud
houses" says Professor Morse, care
open to the view Of passers-by, and
everywhere YOU will see knots of chill
dren with babes on their backs, watch
ing artisans of all kinds at their work.
The advantage to health is also undeni-
able, so l approve of this Japanese way
Of bringing up children. Ii is astonish
ing to see the number Of children with
babies on their backs. Little fellows
not large enough to be intrusted with
the care of live brother or sister will
be equipped with rag baby secured in
the same manner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-15
Lincoln's Seventy-thira Birthday

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Lincoln
Club celebrated last night the seventy
third anniversary Of the birthday of
President Lincoln. General Grant,
Emory A. Storrs, Senator Mcdonald
and Governor Cornell were among the
guests. General Grant, in a speech,
said re never met Mr. Lincoln till
March, 1864. II like the name of the
Club" said General Grant, "because it
bears the name of the greatest man
whom this country has ever produced"
Mr.. Storrs said: "Abraham Lincoln
was a typical American citizen. He led
the Republican party in its fresh, vigor-
Gus, bright days, when it did not tam
per with wrong and knew no Halfbreed
in its ranks. Cheers and cries of
'306"J 1t was party sired by Free
dom, and there could be no cross in
such stock"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-15
CIoMil.g, Hotx and FluAiShing Goods

have on hand fine selection OF Gents. Boys
and Youths Clothing of the finest quality
and latest styles. As these goods We're
put in last FAN they are all fresh
and Slel f-MOrn trash.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-15

All goods marked in plain fgrues at
M. Cohn's grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-15

Greatest inducements are offered at
NJ. Cohn's grand clearance sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-14
DISCIPLINE IN THE LIME-KILE CLUB.

After Samuel Shin had struck the trian.
gle the usual six strokes, and Pickles Smith
had got his dog made fast to the club safe,
the President arose and asked
cam Judge Staveaway Bulger in de hall
dis eavnin':'
He are, was the answer from spot
near the WATERFALL.
Den I would like to have you step
ford to de desk"
The Judge advanced with apprehension
in his eyes, and his knees knocking to.
gether, and when he had reached the de.
sired position Brother Gardner continued !:
Brudder Bulger. IL reliably informed
dat surgeon picked twenty-five bird-shot
outer your back de odder day."
yes. san"
50 An | is further informed dat de said
shot struck you while You war gallopin'
down an alley on de Cass farm.
jist so, sah."
&C. An de las information am to de effect
dat you didn't git de chickens you war
arter."
Chickens !"
''Yes, chickens When 1 say chickens
doan' mean calves. A sartin white man
was watchin' sartin hen roost A pusson
mulate poultry, but took fright an started
on run. De gun went off arter him, and
some OF it cotched him. Brudder Bulger,
has you anything to say befo' de Committee
on Harmony leads you to de head of the
stars an let's you drap?"
reckon | has, sab. i don't deny dat
l was shot in de back, an l admit dat it
war in an alley, but it was done by a boy
who was out huntin' rabbits. Yes, sab.
an he's dun begged my pardon an axed
my forgiveness, an he's gwine to pay all
the expenses"
" Brudder Bulger, what am de name of
dat boy?"
IL has dun forgot, sah."
So Am night de time to hunt rabbits ~
OATS de very best time to hunt some
kinds, sab"
IAN you wasn't arter chickens? ?"
=" Chickens Why, de very name of
chicken makes me sick. / was lookin'
arter my knife in de alley, and l didn't
find it"
The President scratched his ear for q
minute, and then said
I'D like vote of de club on dis
queshnn. Secretary, call de ROLL"
The roll was called, and the vote stood :
Guilty, "a not guilty, 55. Elder Toots,
being asleep, did not vote, and Samuel
Shin asked to be excused on the ground
that he loved the Judges half sister.
"Brudder Bulger, de club says not
guilty" observed the President, g" but it
am such a powerful close shave dat deem
1t my dooty to warn you dat de mex time
anybody goes ont rabbit huntin' an takes
You fur rabbit, your place in dis club will
be declar'd vacant in q tone of voice dat
will make de cold chills canter cl'ar up to
de back of yer neck We will now
contiscate lords de reg'lar order of bust
ness. Detroit Free Press.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-14
Produce Market-wholesaIe
iCorrected daily for the RECORD. UsIos.I

SACRAMENTO, September 18th
6Oa76c; Peaches, 5Ocasl Is = box Lemons,
S!c,ly, ss GlO; do. California, 81 50a2 2 box
Oranges-Iahiti, s6dr6 so - box Lines more scarce
selling az & o loo; Bananas. 50 F0a4 SO q
bunch Pinsspples, s9s9 y dozen Cocoan1ts, Sc 50
al y 100; Plums, 2d4c y b Prunes, 2a4c q 4
Pears, common, 75cgsi %; Bartletts, si 90 az box;
Apples, 75casl rs y box; Siberian CrabappIes,
none in MAJ ket.
TAELz sRUITs-Assorted, 24-o cans q doz, O. rs :
Peaches az s. Bartlett Pears, - s. Plurns g IS
Blackberries, 80 Gooseberries, 60 %; Strawberries
IS Is; Apricots, S2 SIS; Mascst Grapes 81 rs Red
C1rrauts, 80 25; Cherries, g Is.
fiS EgUTrs-Assorted, q % cans, q doc, s2a2 l2i
assorted, gallon cans, IS; Peaches, 2s-b cans,
q; Portland Blusberries, 2-n cans, q; whor.
Leberries. 81 rs
DRrsD FRUETs-App:es, sliced, 69so y Il; do
Gu2ftsred, 5e6;: pears, peeled, s9l0c; do, I'm.
peeled, i95c; PLUMB, pitted, 1oai1c; Peaches,
g9l0c; do. peeled, 10000; Prunes. German and
French, l2Gl4c; Blsckberries i8al7c: Figs Cali
ket.
YEaEIABLss-Sweet Potatoes, Red, lIalsc q n
Ca oinas 81 3TGl CO Q csst; Wax and SIring Beans
l4a2c; Shell Beans, cranberry, 4d5c Limas 4d5c
ID Green corn, 1b@20c per dozen Tomatoes,
bOd6lc y box: Summer Squash, la2c 9 n Pota-
toss, s5c Q 81 10 cwt onious 60@75c q cwt; eau.
ifower, soc Cath ISs, SlpI 10 . ewt Carrots 81 9
cwt; TuTnips, 81 % l00 bunch vegetables l2se 3
doE; Parsnps. he; Beets. lc; Celery, sOc .
dsseH; Horse RSdish, 8dl0c D b Green Peas o69Gc
q ~; Artlchokes, 25a3Oc . dozen Cucumbers, 4a
&c = 5oz: Green Peppers, 46e5c y II Egg Plants,
4@Se; Watermelons, 75cdsl . joz; Cantaloupes,
bO9Ioc 2 doZen; Green 0kra, G@sIc q Il.
BkSADsruFFs-FlOur, IS 30 y bbi; Oatmeal, s5
100 Us Cornmeal. yellow, 81 2b@2 SO white,
~ S5a2 60; Cracked Wheat, t2 1903.
PoubTRY-Llye Turkeys l2asl3c . n !; full grown
Chickens, 90 30 Il dozen; young Roostcrs SSd4 so
. doz; BIoiers, sos; Ducks. si94 so; Geese,
. 81 5o82 = pair Eggs, 40@45c u dozen.
DAIRY PRoDUOIs-Sutter, fancy dairy, 27iSd40, q
\ mixed lots, in rolls, 3t935c q n !; Cheese,
california, from lldl5c; Western fats, 10al5c !;
Martins Cream, 1St922c
hSATs-Bee. &c; Mutton. &c . n Lamb, 7SSe /;
PorE, l0ellc; Veal. small calves, S@9c; large &c;
q BAY, GRAM AND FEED -UaI nay, g ton, sl6giS /;
sltaifA $40 TO s12 y ton; bran, . ton. sls: mid.
dHngs, Sz8 per ton: barley, whole, 81 40; ground
q IS; wheat 81 65@f1 rs . cwt tame oats, .
cwt.. 20 %; corn, yellow, 81 IS y cwt white, 20
Il cWt
AnoxIhASsots-Seeis-A Alfalfa, lodl9sc; limo.
thy, Eastern, 1l@I2c q 10; Oregon, sa10c !;
Red Clover, l6@lsc; Rcd Top, l2t@llc Nuts
English Walnuts, 1Sa14c Almonds, lsc; Peanuts
l@l2;; Tsllow, 7fgSc; Hides, salt. eefloc; dry,
lstgso,; Hops-New York, 5od6oc; California. 45@
60e.