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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30

q p LEI q a St Il l' dc o 8 d. b.
al s5 Il 70 SS S 300 % at e. So DO Io
j. r. Sailcr Go Tor R. Lindsay o. missouri 70 81
If no. a ~ de- a. IF I n az i6c IS DO 1903 l5c y NJ
% DO g2' D. At &c % 10 Tor a1 IFS TO- at II 30 b.
FOR B Perry % TEAMS o.A 1o AHA a" steers
ga Il. At 1sic s. n oi " sqder y Peoria st id
Kans: SIN Buls 1857 d. at Size live weight 90 L4'
~ an " Tor se g Illinois steers as u AZ nc 80
n 46 Do s4o D. a. llo = - DO - ~ 10 h 20 do,
Sses at 66st-voee 6 Resenstcin tor Meyer nesen-
I.e56 %. AZ ~. . do. 1909 n. al = 80 ,o,.,, -.
l6c 50 b. do 1852 ID Ole b ib. l Do LIS ID at
is corn G FED Illinois Scers I463 H. II Ioc 10; 20
Texans 9ls 9 an rec rSDo O - G 6os g tels c at
DWa.Eei for D. wal7el 81 Missouri Steers l26o r.
Loo % st 80 - p do LOO % Al 80 AZ 81 10 10 IT, ~
1920 o. al 80 ~ do l2o0 H. at 10 &C - b - DO 4-'0 10
Burchara TO- self 50 Illinois steers, l22o@l55o d.
IILcH cows-Fresh receipts q head at Jersey city;
The eoepis Tor the week were hshi anu prices h[ Wei, yc
80 coamoa to coiSe co%s a; $40 f2 PcT head
66,l-st With nearly $500 less calves arriving
the past week than the week previous prlce, ma
vance n al gr with of stock AZ The c.,e
SAtfoe figures Of 5a6c and Common to prime Veais
Of Buttermilk Calves ana Thin Veas mixed brought ono
~ az &c 20 90 ~ 10 az 9 n a 81 iot do II
b. So II Neas ~ D. At &c loI do - ID al 4 .. az;
DO l37 70. at is Do 1877 n at Sc - DO l55 D. al '
s4do, 40 70. al sac do 4a H. at Sc 49, 100 10 al cc
ve Ai,'i ~ o TOi ,c - do iIs n Al Sc
Dcl6ecE { Dewey sold. ic4 Butiermik calves JOB r. a.
s.c ~ Vcals i4s b. at 7c IS do II 80 do 57 h.
SHEEP AND LAMBS ceipts were 502 cars OF L %
ruled nearly steady all tie week Ne supply 'aV = D
the price sf sce many have looked Tor a nliked ] IN
meni IN Mutton ana Lamp eq. no n a esrp and Lambs
have sold At The were current one year ago.
weight wf os an avers day there lar
day- rccs he range lot Poor Pune sock was from
To sac with few cuts so 81 30" &C. ana IS no'" a.
bought sac for Common to Prime win selection. al
tribe Weak Il t6e close No jerseys Of Sale.
- ~ dr. ~ 9' h. al nc sdo - d. at L. X KentacEy
DO - b al i9c L. Ken'ucs Lambs - h. AT 49, 20 DO
Now'on Gia ed' "a dorado sheep % 2 a, a, Pc
s. virslaa "a H. al 81 10 yiTs. ma lambs ~ d. ar
6'4c - do 80 H. at lc - no. - d. ~ i' " N,I'o1
j@ %. A. Hc Bps do o. o at ac 10 DO 90 ~ @' '-' 80
90. - Do a. SIG do - p, it &C. . $40, .-fc e..
d. ~ 10 a. 3" 10 ~ 40 q, ms m ~ ~ ,5 So: -4
~ w. H at 70 81 vIrsia l.6s 81 d. at So; .oao
80 70. at SC. 10 DO cnl.s. 80 %, lie. -,-..-,o
Judd a. bIceing.am sold: -1- Ngnll,ey 0.r
31 d. - 70, Al 5l, -JO Tennessee. Id lt- '5 u 20 .4c
80 no. IT'S n At 6i,c e0do ll4 d. 10 oc. l-- 49, p pa,
oc, 2ll do 9s d. al &C. les So Ae4.1' ~ -', i ~
ae ucsy lambs, 81 %, At oc o.- do 90 H. 81 sci 80 state
81. HGme SOD r. NJ '.ran sheep. 81 r. ~ '.c' - 90
81 p. 20 &c. d, DO .' i %. .o. 10. t 81 p ,t
3 D.. 1T &c. I-3-tit, 10 70 o. a. 1tc l0t. z ID, az -
G,,tae5 ilubs. 81 d; 30 -,4te Co., 40 70 a o. loo
40 lv s. co. sold ia ONO sheep SD r,at 5,c. 90 mixed
-irc,,ats wen. go earo 2-'o hcaa2l ear. a.
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30

the grain trade for the past THE weather has
been favorable the growing There no quu
able change in home breadsufs and -Four nave
ten led somewhat I'm favor of buyers torei,n neat aud
Flour been what n favor 81 buyers b1hE ID
nuenced By the large supply ~ Wheat 90 coast MhI AZ
ley ard ~ have also weaker The otclht Aie -
been very guet No. california Whea has declined about
asf reported sales. The trade passage anu l"I
shipment very The quantity o. Wheat ana f"r
ahoat 5nO qrs more than Of the same iir IN -
The sales Eubuzh wheat during 90. pat wees N'I'
2~05 quartcrsaf a. against 3l0l2 quarter, 40 - ID aux
ing the corresponding period last year
EUROPEAN MARKErA
LONDON. Nav 29-5Op D. m.-Pars alrc's 11'tN tirs'
90 confines Tor The iccnI'
PARIS. MAY 29-f.Ou m-EEcnlnee d. -Jl.DA - francs
l. checks
~ the Whisuntde holidays the -Fetpoo4
and London exchanges are co.eL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
nOsTON WOOL MARKET.

BosToS MAJ 2e.-rhere s steady demand for wool par
uruay drrlrable Of inc aAd Fine Medium tInd~-
Nsw WO0 arriving ccf from california Ic1As AID
KENTUCKY There iii soon DE good as0i rh' "nrfir
tUm joints sales u ONO anu u uuHy wanna and
Ak have bon AT +ic ami lots not BE- condition. Tor l-s
michigan aud Wisconsin fceccs irbm oJ1 A. the idtrf Ice
ot 1oO1 Average. nRascG Fceces de sale nave De-
AZ 9Zc pei Mior Pine ednn WIN cho,e scec IONS
OF tdlul al 9jSc per n. CuIuDiug and Dtie tlercc-
AIe 9lrt u - 80 per h OF Fine aine ana NO. comb
~ 1N-Hh'i coming ~ dul ami = ices are nominal.
" o n III steady demand with OF xtra Al 80 n
soc, 'ohHi"n ano Choice 7upers 81 52ojNc pr 20. In
Io!isn DE-" 10 change, with Of uatTlll
IL previous pTlcos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30

Tie large receivers OF Cattle during In. w.,
& oIfgtl LAO head 4. & ID W.x.I "oie motifs
G cad Il 7 LINDSAY 90 head Go.aaSSth a Meyer
J. -la berg q Co. 40 head Never 4 s.h "a head
hesi r. H. Lngham 70 head r. Sarnnels s.e C so
Joseph -n, ne~o a + iist - bead Levy q 20 ~
Illinois S-eers l.3Sa ID al Ia. 10 n o. stAy1es
y 80 10, no. l+o2 ID az II &c % b for ''o' 10 Al
IenH.y stable ed Stee-s. l.t0j 20 Go ~ man
l,zU D. AZ &c; II d. u ~ a. To- l. 90 3o8 n ~ 10
. q. legs s. por head 2 do Los ID. Ice. do 40 E
- lCe % n, 10, 80 n, al lDsac. do 5y1 D. al - %
" s. Gods III nOis 7teers. 1886 %. at Il ~ a. ~ pF
LILO b. al l6c. 81 b. do lV'9 u al IL &c 81 % do 70
2. u 20 do 1913 n. al "a w 4V'J
-hAuberg Co for >. Low enstein: y Cherokees o,,
p 20, 80 b for selves ., CieiOKeos ss7 n a. r.
p as texans o0l y, Al l3izc 80 D, 80 do lU73 h. a.
l5c H Illinois steers l2il d. 4 loc, 81 b u ii 81 h
a. &c % VI % DO l.54J IL. al - - pct 100 D.
ieso steers, lz96 a. l7e IS nj 1 do
I-iD % Al lb94c. 81 ~ DO i.2Cl M
~ lc iess 81 head q DO l3 n. al 10 &c less soc
bead DO loo d. az i6 &c ana 81 per head. % DO
n Al l1'Sc COMM So Illinois
A. e 81 u. 70 do. LOS q, at lG4c. do LOCO n at i5e
W. -iege for Morris segel i Iunois steers l33 N
,c 20 $40 Kentucky stil,rs s55 GI44e D. Is ~ %
t. Meyer fg self 10 Illinois Steers lsOS D. At lie So d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
CORPORATION Notices.

v~0TICE.-Proposals will he received ut the
Odce OF the department Of Public Charities and Corrt
10 80 49, 3d-vr, until June loS2 Tor groceries uY
,oas am For fun norLauon see ely heooia 'or
SAT- No. city ii4A
NOTICE.-Proposals for dredging slips at
\ Vest nth est 7th-stA y r. VII be ceyei by
he U-p4I 81 DOCKS III and III Du1ne-st uh.H MN
da ns 5tn lss at o'clock m. For ful Information SEQ
s go ecnrd CoDles Tor sale At No 2 city Hall
NDTICE.-Proposals for paving the newly
~ made ground Pier new l. y r. Will be received Oi
= u DocSs. II and 10 Duane at nn'i sion.
inv J1nr h. 1882 Al II O'Clock For iIi niCrA0H SEQ
~ ely Record Copies for sale at NO = City La
N~OTICE.-Proposals will be received az the
ore Oh the Department Public Charities and Correo-
tom no 50 a-ave uutl June p loS for beating I'D ven,
ang pipes 10 be Furnished ana RloeH
ia new house BLac@ VOL Lst1lu --4 ~
formation ity record for sale Al NO ely Ia.
NOTICE-PropOsals for removing certain
portions existing pier az the toot OF totn
IT. y L.. aid building ne" wooden plsr hy tha 1e
Da,rment Of Docka 1T ll9 DuAnn-st until MohuAy
5une D. I.-2. II o'clock for lil !niQfInHupn sec
Tho city Record" Copies ior sale a. No, es -@-
NOTiCE.-Proposals for building a crlo
r. vii be- received by Depar nent OF DOCKS - anu
Ia Duane-sL until Monday. June 49, % - ~ -
For fu. lni1rInaLoJ see Inc Oib3 no~AN- 0Nf 49,
at w. = City IaA
pKrAKrNENT o. PUBLIC WoAKH- 40
Cu1 HALL Lose IsLAsD CITY y. MAY 10 so.
CEALED PROPOSALS win speclhcatlohs
nod ar from and Herewith erect and compete
Ir se Toger IN the second District Hunter POINT
will received Al this othcs until s o. M or a. bss
THIS department The ngt To t'Jo'. -4y y" ~ '@'
not deemed IN the here'- Oh INC o- RUSSELL WIGHT.
Commissioner VI Pubic WORKS
rTy0 CONTRACTORS.-S Sealed proposals will
be received AZ the Oase Of the Fire Department. until
sav Ill iAs2 building three houses tor hhgihe .9n
pans For full Information see Clty 4.eeoEu oi SAC A. W.
: ely Hall
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THE MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY. May 29-r. N.

The osSd to-day, so that there arc no nArSo;o
were az In London it is holiday Az 80 q. - :,
S to nS PER cents were down from $3.50 10 Sow
The Clearing House statement to-'1 no,,nce g.
- M Exchanges, S131, S32,97oi oa'a"'eS'
s3gOr.Ui,.s.5 States Treasurer of WASHINGTON To-
Inc we'd S327 900 in National bank en9-S e7S
S fssSeTo9 The ,s cgsiSs 7sSI 4S5 "'''
and the teN ovcments OF -four and grain AZ ne
ih Inc 1'i' POINTS for the week ended Nsy and
pnnSipn 'snce January /, for years 1881 anu
3Ss5 were Is follows
@oS-' At ATLANTIC ports go, IT,,
- hy Canal Railroad. CoastWise Iotai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
Gelp UGHtso.

An EXPERIENCED book -pedler wanted for
n we'll known work thai sells 1t sight For particulars
address \ ! BOWMAN, station D.
WANTED. .1 ,.,.,,,,, ...~ u..,r
as.iu territory the long expected oooA. AsBE IN
EXILE" bv " RlLOCkE REV. Petroleum asoyl. ihis
viii be tho selling book offered 20 'gents TOT ears 20
,tsr ~ heTter known aathOr The book Is oeautI
IN ouDd and profusey illustrated For psrticia address
snbscrtuton Depar tn.snt CHAhIfs l. DlAILSphAh.
Dsra irsnt, for Nsw-York Stata Ois BROADWAY, Now
York " Y.
xxyANTED.-A FlRST-CLASS COOK, one
w who understands cooking meats nan vegetables Scs
a. th. hest ,sbIe woman who has BAD expert
e IA hotss OF public institutions Preerrod must be sooar
"a tnish sactory refarences god wages paid 10 eo
natent party wall engage psrnAoenuy Apply fnmeoi-
sfcly 10 DANSNILIE sAAllABIC III, DansVIir. ~ T.
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REAL ESTATE
Nzw-Yoak. Monday May %.

NKW-IOAk. MOnIayl Nay u To-
Tie following sales we're made at the Tx
change salcsrOOm tO-iay:
m econ Myers.
lots on surng-st, block font between Pro'reoi-
Aye a Io ~of'naVo' -"d "1''' '10n ''' s22lO
ioIo -. ct 20 Il OF o'hi'' sNn e2oo
liot .s fast gt'at $50 70 Oh i'l'e 3loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
Dipi0enl Notices.


D. - Shenahruih aey .----------------'- ,5I,u,n
81 Houston aud Texas Central ---------- ..nVV
$50. MnuearOi- and ~ Louis l?.uV
T. ll I',ci ',".i mi b'Ayiii. $4,000
gay ~ ls-1
II. A. Y. POST,
Treasurer.
NEw.Yoak LAKE FRiE AND WFsrFRN RAILROAD Co,)
IA ~ ~ n e,1. Ii M ~ IN NEW. YORK I
A~OTTCE Comm. If tho n,orttsly. bonds
= 4-'-NV' IN -, - All 80. 7-,1I an rr,..
'-'1'40i VA 11- l''0' ' ~ g., "a -pi.N GER treasurer
. o.. .....,.
NL"- OK. ousQuEHASNN ANg W A7l'l' 1'A-I'"''A-
.r-....-.. c--,-, ~, "a a. nv sr Nryy.yCnE I
hfN-. .'-- ~ IT, ~ 90 80 e. ifft LIT-~T
= bl tE.-t gu IllNN VI - III -
y III "A. r ~ = ID ol lle - -. ~ vii
D- pau '" P'1' -' VA W r. - an 'Pf.I. Tr.a.urer
..y.
SAY FRANCISCO, WAY H. 47,,--,,,
THE FATHER DE N4lEI CONoOL.i. "a f.; II; ~
/ GOLD NINIt. CDNPANl has declared pl lIE,b
so 1870, TWEN IS CENTS PER SHARE pVap.e 40 ne
''- m nav g1tr
fs'LN " AND - /. LDJl~ NAll-N a tOh-
pteY IE TEX IS -Couuons II the bonds OF this Com
Ia-ly en. !A1r ! wiI Dc '1'1 81 tic -'''- ~
ilcic- III Nc" i"4A "a A,four
resident
$40, rs ,y,.I.-C Nav H. l,s2
,r-rrr- r-r-Drr~t CoN---.f fDN.rrn MINING
VIZ ~ .t.TA '.-' T. ~ % - t,f--,5.
-f,I- r, lAl.I. ,aale the -7th inst at the oicc
Ll.I IS ,e g.. ID AIsi liI-.,i n'At W.. -"
Nm .8, ,f,r. .e t-g2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
Dressmakiul.

DRESSMAKER-By frst-class dressmaSer.
erfect after AL styles few engagements IN private
famifeA per the Gay. ~ 81 80 good cy reieracoes
AddreAs Hne. kEDHON, al Wcst-9ots-sL, Room y
nRESSMAKER.-Ane experienced dressmakor
VINO Ia accustomed 10 working IN beat houses. wants :
few more gements by the day nrstesss altar And
draper no going out Of the cty best rference
Addrr.s u NJ Tribune UPTOWN Oiace, l,23o broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30

BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
LONDON, May Zy-Ihe AaTk ane krvress In ia review Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30

TTVO CONTRACTORS.-Sehe proposals VIII
b received al the Ose Of the Fire Department. antl
go an IA.2 building three houses iOr i.hglhe ON
p.nes For Information city ecofu ioi SAC A. No
ely Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
5ituailons n1an.e0-- mIIes.


4 No. French American chief cook wishes
y situation lrstclas summer hotel twenty four FEARS
xperieuce Address f. sTOLDEN, Il BoVery, y. Y city
DIJTLER-LACNDRES or PARLOR-MAID.
D BY a AMI slfe PRO- etants 10 incuniDrsnce'
understand their well. wiling AMI oDiHng
best OF references viii be well recommended ~ rsC
class families country. dress BUTLER ITlDuno
Uptown office LIS Broa-"ay
COACHMAN.-By an American age 30 10
! eDcunlbr1nces careful prudent and well recon-
mended a. and ability Please CAL aid
RICHARD THOMAS. IA u est 4lst-st
NOACHMAN.-By a tirst-claSs man, with
x seventeen years recommendation fron Us laG@ en-
poyer country pr erred Address !. T., Tribune Uptown
Ollcs, l,2Js BrOadway
SUPERINTENDENT, sc. - A position
y superintendent. manager foreman for railway
H. uinx company responsible business place nrst
class references. Address RELIABLE. Box Ia, Tribune
CTABLEMAN, PORTER or USEFULMAN
> on xentlemans pace-by man willing 10 work Ia any
apa.it f u push snap ana energy uneXcepuonabie ref
ersnces Cal or address JOHN LOWING, so ,heuy-st
XvALFT.-By a Young Englishnan as valet
or servant TO genueman Is good pad groom nrst-
class references Address J. H. DOA - LtlDuho Po"h
OnIce, ISIS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
Gltudtlons Uduteo-~fem1les.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT III u
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. ,237 Broadway corner Thirty.
frstst- p. and 3Os West y-thrdst, cor.
ner kighh-ave No. 81 East Fonrteenh-s. corner LnOn
square 100 Third Foryseventh- a. the IA Il
LEM OFFICES NOS LOO and 800 rhird-aye-, corner
ehundreG-And twentyiIhsL,dp u p H. al regular Of
ice rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
Grooxlpn 1ro9ertp for sal: an 81 Eet

TXCHANGE for farm or country residence !;
T. W detrable BROOKLYN lots. really for improvement
--tf,ou excellent J. o. uOYT g. son, IS Nass4d-sL
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/. block front between Prosreci-
-. uI.r H.. ....H ..nh fnr t.~-H a.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-14
The San Antonio literary and -bahns
Society.

society.
This society held its meeting last night IN
the district court, under the presidency OF MI
C. Cochran, who, in the absence OF the
president and vice president, was voted to the
chair.
After the usual formalties, Mr.. g. A. Will
bur delivered an Grafton, "Regilus." Then
followed the debate on the question, Ike
solved that the exclusion of Charles Bradlaugh
from the English house of commons was Justi-
fed by law and reason Mr.. II. Ryder
Tavlor opened the case for the affirmative,
and Mr.R.I. Kendall responded for the neg
alive. As it was found that Mr.. {. ). barrow
on the affirmative side was absent, Mr.. W. II.
Huston waived his right to speak on the mega
tive. and Mr.. II. Kyder-Taylor having replled
for the affirmative, the chairman decided ihat
the affirmative had best placed their case be-
fore the society. General debate followed, IN
which Messrs w. ii. Huston, q. &. Lester
and c. c. Armstrong took part. a vote on
the question was then taken, and the negative
prevailed.
Mr. T. T. Martin reported that the Odd
Fellows hall could only be obtained for Satur-
day evening, and the report was therefore LAID
upon the table.
A vote of thanks was passed unanimously
to Sheriff Mccall for his kindness in allowing
the society to meet in the court room.
Mr.. Fred Locker was elected member OF
the society.
Messrs F. J. Caldwell, J. c. Cochran, X.
Hand, Septimus Clarke, were appointed de-
baters for April 27th.
Mr. Gruzevski was named as essayist.
The meeting then adjourned.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-14
District Court.
. G.. ii. Noonan presiding.

The Hon. G. II. Noonan presiding.
Iesus Pelone, Amado NilIanueva, Santiago
Nillanueva, J. W. Green, Wallie Mitchell,
Sam Moore, Joe Foster, Bones Culmore,
Policy Reed, Charles Spielman, w. Sims, lew
sam, Dixie Land, Edward Mum, Charles
Sears, Ben Lawrence, Jose Maria Arce, were
found guilty of gambling, and each sentenced
to pay fine of SIS.
The following bonds were forfeited in gam
bling case, by non-apPearanCe of the accused
named hereafter Red Mitchell, SIoo; Slath-
cry, $3.50; Manuel Flores, $780, W. Paul
alias Green Front Chuck-a Luck, $3.50;
George Newton, SIOO.
1880. The case OF gaming against Frank
Lancaster was continued.
1855. William Blue, case was reset.
2o24. The case against J. ii. Barlow was
dismissed.
The playing of Blind Tom is grand, and
holds an audience spell-bound.
The subject for debate at the debating
society on Thursday, April 27th is, Free trade
VS.. Protection"
Seventeen gamblers were fined SIS in the
district court, and four had their bonds for
feited.
C. w. Lang has taken out a building per-
nit for the erection Of a twO-stOry rock dwell
ing 4Cx5o on the northeast corner avenue {
and fourth ward.
light cases were before the recorder this
morning, six of which were for being drunk.
And they say it is all on account of the cold
weather.
! The location Of the railroad workshops al
/ Houston is not settled tact yet. Yellow Jack
may spoil il al by his visit next summer.
The extension Of railroad and telegraph
wires improves many Of our interior newspa-
pers. and the people don't nee1 the Calves,
ton News or Houston Post any longer.
Nat .. Henderson comes to the rescue
of Mr.. Epson and takes issue with the Gal
weston News IN reg rd t, Upson's ability anc
efficiency as a Congressman. Entirely unne
cessay Nat, the Galveston News has ceaseC
II be an Authority about smart people I.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-14
In Mem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Resolutions Of respect to Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, adopted at the regular meeting OF
the San Antonio Literary and Debating So
ciety, held in San Antonio, Texas, April 9th,
1882:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty to re-
move from this world our great poet and
singer, Henry Wadsworth Longellow;
Whereas, 1t is desirable that public recog-
milton be made of his great merits as poet,
and of his services to art and morality;
Whereas, He was at all times ready to use
his pen and talents in aid Of the lowly and OPP
pressed:
Whereas, The record of his honorable life
will be guide for generations to come.
Therefore be it
Resolved, by the San Antonio Literary and
Debating society, That while we bow in hum
Die submission to the will of the Almighty, We
none the less regret his death. And be it
further
Resolved, That this society tender its heart
felt sympathy to the sorrowing relatives and
friends OF our dead poet. And be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be for
warded to the family of the deceased, be en-
tered in the minutes of this society upon
page of mourning, and be published in the
daily newspapers.
Signed on behalf of the San Antonio Lite
rary and Debating society, April 9th. 1882.
Ohm ii. COPELAND, President.
HENRY RYDRR-TAYLOR, Secretary.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-14
Mute TIOttinS Race,

Against time, $500 a side, will take place at
the old fair grounds, south Flore, street,
weather permitting, on Saturday next. The
mule to cover IS miles in y hours. III re
will be considerable sum of money laid on
the race, which will be on the square in every
respect. Gate IS cents, children 10 and IS
cents each. 4-IS-2t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-14
Recorders Court.

Before the Hon NJ. G. Anderson, recorder
c. Davis, defling waters of the Alamo ditch;
fined $40.
Pablo Guiterez, drunk; fined S..
d. A. Dealde, drunk; fined S..
NJ. de la Puente, drunk; fined S..
+. Cano, drunk; fined S..
A. Jennett, drunk; fined S.
J. Crofton. vagrant; fined S.
Francisco Ruiz, drunk; fined S..
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THAT'S WHAT | WANT TO KNOW

Gus. HELLEORN, Of 3o2 Houston Street,
corner Of Navarro Street, is the man who can make
gentlemen clothes well and give style and INT on
reasonable terms. He can also clean and repair
clothes in frst-class style This his many custom
ers and friends know by experience Give him
call. 4-I-rm
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Manufacturers of cypress water tanks and els
terms, of any size, from one hundred TO a
100, 900 gallons. We set up every tank, and
mark each piece and every hoop. Scale
drawings showing foundation and support,
will be sent TO all purchasers free Of charge.
Prices and estimates tu nished on application
to r. +. Collins, corner Semmes and Cont
streets, Houston. Texas. 2-27-u
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Blind Tom.

This remarkable artistic commenced his en-
eagement at Turner hall last evening. There
was not a large at,endance-which was no
doubt due to the norther that prevailed-but
those who attended retired well pleased with
the rare treat afforded by the magnificent per-
Torrance of the blind artistic. In the execu-
ton of the air .'IIome Sweet Home" the del
icacy Of touch and T.. sympathetic action,
were enough to pr " the great ability OF
Blind Tom.
Blind Tom will appear tonight and twice
tomorrow, and those who are Interested in
good music should not fail to hear him.
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CHAROT, MOSS & co.
WOOL COM ISSIOS HOUSE

We are prepared to receive Wool Oh Consignment,
making Liberal AdvAncements the
CHABOT, MOSS x CO,
4-I-tf SAN AN1uNIu, IEXAS.
Those who have been dosed with quinnt.
and experienced lis injurious effects, should
try Carter's Liver Bitters, sure cure for ma
lara. Wholesale by A. Dreiss.
Young mems stylish straw, Mackna" and
MANILA hats al J. & frosl's.
Fine white vests very cheap at I. G.
FroSt'S.
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Removal.

The office of the famous Larissa Nurseries
has been recently removed to Palestine, Texas,
where all parties desiring fruits, flowers, ever
green's, etc, should address us at that point
a-Ia-tf YOAKUM 4 Co.. Palestine. Tex.
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Hart & RroMn's Donation.

The suit of clothes won by r. W. Howard,
s36o, seventh prize. >,
I. Efron won the eighth prize, cigar holder,
67o5 Co..
K. C. Goodloe won the sixth prize, 100 Sun
set cigars, S6o2.
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Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield It"
the use Of Carter's Little Nerve Pills aided Ivy
Carter's Little Liver Pills. They not only re-
lieve present distress but Streng hen the stom
ach and digestive apparatus Wholesale by A.
DreiSS.
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MAYORS OEFICR.
City Of San Antonio, April IL, 1852.

City Of San Antonio, April IL, 1882.
Proposals will I've received until II M, Mon
day, 18TH instant, for the improvement of the
Valley ditch, in accordance with plan and
specifications, to be seen at this office. The
right is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
4.I2-2t J. II. FRENCH, Mayor.
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I. e. G. n. X. X.

Receipts-One car of bacon, of lard OF
canned goods. l of oats, Of wheat, of mer-
chandise, of sash and doors, of lumber.
Shipments-One car Of horses, OF gram,
. OF lumber, I,,6oo pounds merchandise, 10
bales of cotton, IA, 900 pounds hides.
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Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!

Now is your time, and Martin & Sons ih
place to get good custom-made boots ant
shoes at aStoniShngly low prices. Corner 81
Mary and Commerce streets. Alag