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New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE LEASE.

Messrs. CoInley * Barton, theatrical managers,
on Thursday began "A suIt in the Superior Court TO
restrain Messrs. havery aud Stetson from leasing
the Fifth Avenue Theatre 10 other parties thah
themselves and 10 enforce Their contract tOr their
alleged lease, which they claim is ioT
SIX weeks THE TRIBUNE printed a tall,
with Mir Haycriy yesterday III winch he
stated that hc had not been informed Of the sun,
and had nothing 10 do with it, Is he had leased the
theatre 10 MT. StetsOn -,
Manager Stetson was found at Booths Theatre
Yesterday lie stated that he had leased the thea
Ire IRON Mr. Haverly for term OF three years, be
Ginning with last Monday, August u, payng
SlS 900 bonus. In the lease not hing IS stipulated
ahout any lease 10 COmley ~ Barton.
The only contracts that were mentioned were those
70 piay Mccullough and Crau. Mr oietson con
sented 70 play them provided II was asrecaOie u
them. .,., ~, -,
II know nothing about the suit, said Mr. otei-
SON "l have nothing 10 do with II; the matter Is
between them ana Mir Hayerly.
linen you have not been legally informed Of the
suit.P
have not. The first intination had Of 1t was
what read in The TRIBUNE tins morning"
Mr.. Hdverly stated last evening that he had no
idea what Jilne was claimed by MessIs. COmlcy ~
Barton, and could say nothing until lac consulted
his attorney.
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of his fingers was cut off by the saw, and others
were badly mangled

of his fingers was cut off by the saw, and others
were badly mangled.
Samuel ID. MARITIME was locked up in tho Second
Precinct Station yesterday, being charged by VAR
rem Woodruff. q grocer; of East Orange with en-
bezzling from him 800 while in hls employ. Mar.
tine, lwho Isl fifty y-seveni years old, is accused OF
taking the money at different times from the money
drawer. He was sent TO jail.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICIMOND-John Lambert, age twelve. ycster-
day while swimming i'll pond near his home, was
drowned The body was recovered.
-BRIGHTON.-A disease has broken out among
the horses on the north shore of the island. Many
are sick and several have died.
ToMpKIvsvrILE.-PhlpG c. Bender died on Fri
day. He was active Democratic politician and
was at one time Supern tendent of the Poor; lie
formerly was keeper of the lighthouse at New
DOrp.
STAPLETON.-LlzZe Wilson alias Martha Tyler
the coOred woman of South Fifth-avc., In this city,
who slashed John Reynolds, Clifton grocer, with
a razor at q moonlight picnic of the Hone, ruin
and Justice ASSOCIATION. composed of colorcd pco-
pie in Rocky Hollow was yesterday committed for
the action of the Grand Jury by Justice vaughn,
on a charge of felOnicus assault.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
ITEMS FROM THE MIHNESOT4.

As the steam launch OF the Minnesota was leav-
ing the foot of West Twelty- -third-st. on her
o'c lock trip on Friday afternoon sac came IN con-
tact with some floating obstruction below the sur
face of the water and lost her propeller. Divers
were at work yesterday trying to recover IT,
The work of enllsting boys on tne
officers could wish The trouble Is TO
get boys physically sound. IL we
enlisted country boys said Lieutenant Comlnander
Davis executive officer OF the SNIP 10 d lllbC ~
reDorter We e,terday, we would have very Attlo
trouble in TINS respect. But the tronnie WIN cot-
try BOYS is that they are soon homeslck "hle cny
boys are nearly always conenteu WIN Ilc on sup
Doard.V A. 60. f
Boats for the Minnesota will leave the 1901 Oh
West twenty -thrd-st daily between tne hours W on
10 a. H. and p. IN. to convey DoyS U VIC sup WIZ
IA, t,e isf
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RUSy DAY IN CASTLE GARDEN.

There was moro hustle and excitement at Castle
Garden yesterday than usual, owing TO the large
number of immigrants who were landed. aud the
could be utilized. Carpenters were busy all day
putting down a new flooring. -Four steamships
landed during the day 2,OlS steerage passengers,
1be largest nuinber-l, 154-5ciDg brought by the
Elbe. from Bremen. The DOnau, from Bremen,
landed 376: the Britannia, from Liverpool, 35l /;
and the Chateau LATTE, from MarseiileS, l3Z In
the last-named steamer came family of Arabs.
consisting oi three men, a woman and three chll-
dren. Ihey were dressed in the European costume,
with the exception OF the red Turkish lez they had
on their heads They attracted much attention by
induI in their Oriental habit OF squattlng cross
legged upon the floor. Superintendent Jackson sad
that they had some money and bore letters 10
friends IN this city. The total number OF lInmi-
grants who have arrived at Castle Garden, for the
week ending August II, was $3.50. table pre-
pared by the officials at Castle Garden, giving the
destinations Of IS 7CS immigrants who were landed
az Castle Garden III tie month of May, shows that
the largest number, 1882, stopped III this state.
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no cLEWS as TO BARRrs MURDERERs.

No progress was made by the police yesterday in
the search for the two men who are believed TO
have pushed Michael Barry into the East River az
Pier No. 81 on July 80. The description
of the men. as given by Annie
Elfers, is very imperfect. Persons living
near the per have bccn questioned by the dr.cc-
lives, nut no ono has been found except the Jung
woman who saw Barry assaulted. When Barry s
body was recovered from the water no bruises
were noticed on ~ and Deputy Coroner Raene,
who made an autopsy, laiicd to discover any
indications OF assault. As Miss Elfors claimed
to see the assault from iery-b0at IN
the middle of the day, II Is thought strange
that no pcfs0A near TIE pier witnessed II. Tie
police appear to doubt the young woman's story,
and 10 believe that Barry tell into the water by
accident.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
GERMAN ACTORS AND THEATRES.

Herr Heinrich COATaId, manager OF the Ihalla
Theatre arrived on Friday Oy the steamship EIDE
nom GERMANY. Ioa TRIBUNE reporter yesterday
be sad thai Madame JOsephlne Oaihleyef VINO IS
cred the Dest comic actress on INC uSl-
man et.ge Her line Is low comedy.
Size has rewritten all the plays III winch she ap-
pear changing ncr Toos to Sut cr ldt rs ol acth8,
and in changing tncil has adapted the plays 10
suit the criJIcal tastes OF the American puDIIc'
Madaige Gailneyer Is Il native OF Lelpsc, odAouy I;
i, Tor, -iOur years OF age. has an eXceIety pre-
heryel voice and iinc stage presence. she IS now
I,vInr AT the Carl Theatre, Vienna, in the latest
herman success u piece OF her own creation, en-
1itled sara and Bcrnhardt," being rthhed Dur
le,aue on The great French actress. MADAME Odi4-
,ur,er viii aDpear a. the IhalIa early III OctODer
Manager Conrcld stated tnal he had also engaged
Hero Mllnelm knaCk, the best comic actor III
Europe and great Iavorite with Tie LhpeIo!.
a. r STARS OF lesser agnItude, buC u considerable
bullancy nave also ben engaged, ana series Ol
oueras etc. Wil De produced Ut the l1alla The COM
ino season. Tic added that the Merry at was
ali tne rage in Germany. 1t was everywhere lie
saw IL produced IN more than twenty tEedlres.
10 answer tOa question as 10 What precautions
the German theatres h&I taken 10 guard against
nre saId that tno regulations under the 0O'ern.
Incut Commissioners were very strict Every the-
atre IN Germany, large OF small III auultloh 10 SdS
ls compelled coal 3ll lamps hese lamps are
sunk III the wall and the DISMAL hSht LOOKS cum,
oDs enough Ia q large and brilliantly Illuminated
Theatre l4 case OI IRE ilc S@S Is at once Shut OH
Io pnyeut plOsIUn Every theatre must also nave
nn iron curtain, winch after every act Is dropped
N Is not even painted as reuet 10 the eye
II reuulres four 20 raise the curtain, ana IL is
done IN TIE Olu-ibshIVhVu "4"'4'oo ~ ~ " "O0N'
Aud agam." continued Mr. Conreid, 4" the wings
ana scenery are made nle-proOi Dy being painted
with chemicals. In Il lew weeks iils pant breaks
theatre employs several wAtchlaen TO look out ior
lfp.V
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN PARTNERS.

digagreement between members of the firm OF j.
w Ivon q Co wholesale dealers in paper ana
wooen stock at NO.44 Duane-st., aud No3j Park-st.
which has been the subject Oi gossip in the trade
for some time eliminated yesterday IN an appeal
a. law for dissolution OF the firm. The partners
are Two brothers james ". aud John II. Lyon who
iarnished the greater part OF the capital employed
in tho business, aud Philip NJ. knight, who had a
firm. The house has been IN existence for twenty
i've wears and is reported to be entirely solvent.
The three partners first rcsorted 10 IA" 10 restrain
Yesterday application was made TO Justice Dohonuo
Of tie Supreme Court for Tie appointment Oh "a re
ceiver to wlnd up the affairs of the nrIn. DE con
sent Justice DOnohue appointed as such AlIfeu u
Hoe. Charles DAILY and j. l.. Puels, who are per
sonal friends OF the three partners. Inc partners
are prohibited from interfering with the bnsincss,
aud IL Is thought that only short time Will DC re-
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
o2po.rD TO POLITICAL PATRONAGE.

The Rev. Henry Ward BeccLer, and other pIomi-
7ent Citizens Of Brooklyn, have sent the following
letter to ,he Secretary OF the treasury III IesaIu
TO the new puaic TO BE- erected there, with the
idea Of preventing, If possible, the work BEN: made
an occasion tor dispensing couuptly political patron
age Inc letter though written il July, IS not
fOrwdTded TO VI aalEnBtOh until doOU' TIC H'9u "a
the present month.
BRooKLr,,, y. y. July IS 1889.
Hon CHARLES }. FoLGLR Seere'"y " "e treasury
I'm Sin: me undersigned citizens Of Brooklyn and
meuers OF the Republican party, believing mat the Dl
providing the orectl Ol d puOhc Dul10hS IN tLl3
v wucu Las passed bOtu Houses OF Congress VIII soon
home law espectiuliy request that especial care BE-
taken that tne work from ITS inception he lnuusted
ersoual cnaracieT Will be guarantee not only that the
foycruulen Will receive the iui tIuNulent IOI every
dollar expended 1ut that the influence attached 10
tneIr position VIII not BE- used Tor the pufpOse oi pon
cal oJDeiy or 10 further factiOnal political ends
We are especially earnest IN our request al te present
time w.en much has DctIl accomplished to"1Iu pun
fiug our civ government We believe our local admin
istron 10 % STRIVING with marked success 10 fld lsen
entirely from the tant OF the spOlls system among
ober rcforus we have made great advance toward the
purlGcaon primary elections by ile pissasc Oi
Tsrsuf statue affecting our county, Hnd nave rei,gated
TO private lie some been foremost III the cor,
rupt OF political patronage me hlgh elthua'u VI
out party encouraged ana united lts members
usually display Dut tc active interest III pOiIlcai IdU
teri and attracted 70 it many from the opposing RANKS
Under such ciTcuns anoer any icJl"SIduc movement
would be especially unfOr,uhate.
We feel confident that you mly concur with what we
have "a d. and OF the 1acf that tne connection Oi
nanieaty unfit persons viii the proposed pupc Duii
Inc already puDicy announced, without any auhor-
~ believe 1t, would be oi espceial service Il the
party could nave ,le benefit, no ony oi COCO appoint
ments when made but Of an authoritative statement ON
your part the earliest possible moment as 10 theli
character
Among the siguers of the letter were tn Rev
Henry Ward BcecheT, Horace Is. Cl2tiIn, John Is
Hutchinson, Willis h. Ogden, Alfred I. barnes
Edward L. kalbhoisch {. 1. Christensen, Georg'
l. Seney ID. II. ioughtaling, Horace L. Demint
onJ A X RlauVelt.
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HANDED OVER TO THEIR MOTHERS CARE.

w. p. Prentice referee in the matter Of the peti-
ton of j. Parker Pray for the custody of his cli-
dren Florence L. and Arthur +. Pray. has made his
mother of the children the respondent, the proper
person to have charge OF the children, and not the
father In his testimony Mr.. Pray says that on one
occasion his wife in attempting to escape from MN,
pushed herself over the lounge" and on another
occasion in a scufilc she ran against his loot lhe
referee states that the important accusations or lr
PRAY have all been denied by Mrs Pray, and that
She has been supported by creditable witnesses 1t
had also been shown that Mrs. Pray had always
treated her children kindly.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
OVERCOME BY BURNGNG.GAs.

Giovanni ROmaneTO. unmarried ItaiAn barber,
and his apprentice. Angelo LanppoAc, were found
irsensible in the snop al No. II James-st al
yesierGay. They had gone TO sleep III the shop as
nnsnaI on Friday night, unaware that gas was escap
iDg from a broken pipe The shop gradually be-
ca7na fIIeI with gas after the door anu windows
,1are closed and the occupants were OvcrpOwercd
in their sleep. brother OF Romanero, who IS en-
ploved In the shop found the door locked yesterday
inoY,,ine and after knocking repeatedly he forced
In open The police sent the barDcr and the appreh-
t,ce 10 the ChanbeIs Street Hospital. Ii Was said
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
TIE JERSEY CITY FREIGHT-HANDLERs.

The strk ing Ieight-handlers from the New ork,
Lake Erie and Western Rally ayheld post-inortem
meeting yesterday morning which was larry at at
tended. President McNamara occupied the chair
and he ana jeremiah Murphy occupied nearly the
whole time and attention OF the meeting Win thelT
customary speeches. Mr.. Murphy said ne dld not
want any quarrel with the gentlenien III New-1 1ork
who had requested him 10 resign Tie presidency oi
the Executive Committee, but he womb ike 10
know what had been done with the p SUI charBeu
to EXPENSES He commended the Jersey CITY men
for their noble action tbroughout the Whoio
struggle and denied tue rumor that he ana McNa-
mara were about to start gln'lnlll. lie denied the
right of the Executive Council TO declare lhe strke
at an end so far as the Jersey CITY men were CON
cerued President McNamara called attention 10
the fact that so had been subscribed by the pro
prietors of tho CaledoDian Park where the picnic
was held but that $40 of 1t was alterward ordered
to be given to a poor woman, ana resolution was
adopted that the gvers be requested 10 give lhe
remaining = > to the poor woman. lhe coumlttees
who had been sent East to solicit Contributors
reported that they had not received any money put
had made arrangements to have 1t sent on ana they
supposed the reported abandonment OF the strike
had prevented any being sent MI Murphy sald
there we're 800 or 600 strikers and their families
who still needed assistance, and On hls motlon III
was resolved that contributions be still sollclted
and sent to President McNamaras house. NO. 10Y
Jersev-aye The treasurer reported balance OF
SLID 80 on hand and he was directed 10 ASSIST inc
family of Dennis Shea, who was run over py
tram while on his way to collect pl oO Iho colnr
pany owed him.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
SHIPPLAtS NEgS.

PORT OF NEW Kh..-....sAfUHpAh AO"' - A''-'
AURIN 80
II steamer Despatch. Green Washlhstnn' ,.q o,.ons
steamer Brtnnnic Ir Pory, idyepool aug D. Vuvrn-
town viii md passengers - II
steamer Igypt tlir sumner ANcipoo aus - NS"oe"'''
q viii indse M passangcrs - " tiust, H., ,,,
ss,sarn,.r nv of ilit. lhH w.
oecnato,, with mise and passengers 10 loan Di'e no
sre1nrr Vatn.iam tDch Cncv siei Ahstcfuah July -
nm rn'Iae nj ers Funch. kdye & Co. , m
Steamer TnlnlVall l.tup NopcnhasVh uJ ~ Wv"
mdae and passengers " gach, EdJo y ".
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Troubles AT UILKASBABRE.

WuIlEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. l2.-The striking
drivernoVs al the IIouenOack and Empire mnes nave
rsnI,, in hnld no more meetings. Iuey VIII remain
0rm The miners In iuil accord with the1i ana
they are receiving encouragement IOm othei districts
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
np,ru or KIrCUEL. THE BRAKEMAN.

o new firm.
DEATH OF KITCHEL, THE BRAKEMAN.
Walter Kitchel. the brakeman who was thrown in
from n train on the SiXth-ave elcVaoeu Ia,liosu An o
;,,,n tio street bv Anthony Reddington on FRIDAY
afternoon died from the effect of his injuries at
n m. Yesterday in the New-fork Hospital, lnelo 5
appears have been an mex xcnsaple oeiy III ata
inc for a coroner TO take ktchePs aute-in9rteun l
sfatement The hospital authorities ana not KNOW
his injuries the result OF an assault util ISna @
20 by TRIBUNE reporter at ABOUT p III; & un hnt
dav Then Coroner Knox was sent ior' Dut
was out or the city. No other cor
oner was procured. The man remained conscious
until . A. m Yesterday. He asked for ms wlie our
ing the night, and allowed to see hnr' out mo
made no statement of how he received his injuries
Deputy Coroner Messemer made poStcuor'o a "a =
animation, which revealed no neW la"'o' '"O ="
burial permit was gwen. A., ath of
Kitchcl. was committed 10 the IolnDs yes
the inquest which will be held next week week.
Coroner Merkle has summoned the follow No
ing witnesses r. j. jeffrey cond9eVSr. st 70 TcT, Nv
East Tenth-s,; :. A. Powell, No. l16 west EeN-
cnthst John G. Stevens, No. 52 West iWenty,
sixth-st Conductor Donneliy, OF the SiXtn hSSIlue
surface railroad; l. +; adhal VI 10 of 20 No 3i7
NnIberry-st and John j. Cuneo OF No. l9O brcche-
ST. the two friends of Rcddngon VINO were VIII
him at the time of the alteration. -,
toxicatIon of the previous day and eXpressen soII
row for his act. He was deeply Affected Wh1h toLu m
that KItchel had died. lie Acknowledged thdt no
was drunk nj the time lis statement OF the occur
renee n clear version of which he was unable 10
give on Friday was as follows: The men who
we're with me mad got the train and |, seeing the
rear gaze of the third open, Jumped on inc pat
form Thc brakeman, VINO stOod on thc ion.
platform of the fourth car, struck at me
tSnt1s' twIce To save myself l took hold OF OF
the railing with my .lght hand and s:rnck at
Kltchei with my lett. Either from thls DO" or
in the effort to dodge it lie fell through tine other
gate. when had not been closed AS long as had
got ON the car he had no right to use lofce. Ilo
sonlJ have nut me Oft at the next station if ncceS-
sary." A.. 1900.
The employees of the company who saw the occur-
renee say that Kitchel did not strike Reddlhg'on
If was slated at he office OF the company thaJ the
company had taken steps III the matter, as they
depended on the city TO prosecute the brakem3nS $
assaIlaut.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria Hotct-Francsco Barca, Spanish
Minister at Washington FIN Arenue Hoet-Senator
T. % q lamar of Mississipp II. j. Bright, Sergeant0t-
Arms of the United states Senate and Logan H. Roots
OF Arkansas .-. .Breroort House-C0ngreSsma Il. w.
Colonel f. Y Law, OF the British Army, and d. b. Hurl-
but, Of Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
MARINE INTELLlGANCN.
ALMANAC-To-

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rO-DAf.
sun rises sos. i:Oli l,cnrss i37 Ao'T'Aih ~" -
HIGH WATER rJOAt. A.,
,,u.,ev H.. 7l3: ..Oy. lsgA 7.5l. lcl GAth W4V
Anerg00n-sy a., 73l. GOV lsta. s:OE Hon "1'" Voo
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
AnnOlnceInentA
81 DDD, Yrr-r, ErrTp,x,c y

"POOR LITTLE Fellows
Whether the children done not N steahnS
rreen rmt, Hclp plying them when they wake
uD in the collie and dire al cramps Ihe
az ny depicted su1c1ng cuVs face s sad picture.
would De saIGr il it could not be remedc But apply
there convenient remedy IN PERRY DANlss fAlN hlLlkh,
which everybody city Marshal = Brgh1 n, ot
the auy OF eyey parent keep PAIN KLgK the house,
and never be night without It.
AMERICAN STAR SOFT Capsules THE BEsr.
Factory ITO Readest General agency, l3 W. Bway, ~ Y
LUSDBoRG's PERFUME
EDENfA
Earl & Wilson's f and w brand of Mems
Collars and Cuts arc the best. Sold eyerywhere
Indigestion, rheumatism and nervousness
d;sappear v Uh the use Of Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Flies. reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
crov, chpmunks cleared out By Rough on Rats" DC
Beware of limitations. German Corn ne,
mover is the only genuine. magical cure 2oc IL VIII
insure you comfort
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
14t Taxington.ave near 2gtlst Hours 3 10 l. ptDi.
rnnoencc Steriufy Diseases or the cnerlNe Dr%aislt
alliisetSe that would be sJedment - mlI1lse Alti'
birth Of healthy children speclal1c%
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13

Beware of limitations. German Corn Re,
mover is the only genuine magical cure -oc' II WIZ
insure you comfort
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13

Flies reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
crows chipnunks cleared out By Rough on Rats" l5c
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13

quired to liquidate the firms affairs lanes c w.
Lyon has announced hs purpose TO cohshHe ;eht int
bnsincss and John II. Lyon and Phlp M. ningns n
haze issned circular stating that they VIII form
q new firm.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13

AurRIcAN STAR SOFT CAPSULES THE BESr.
FACTORY 10 Reade-st General agency, Is w. Bway ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
LUSDBORG'S PERFUME
f.pENIa.

Earl E. Wilson's f and w brand of Mems
Collars and Cuts arc the best. sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13

INDIGESTION. rheumatism and nervousness
disappear th the use Of Parker's Ginger Tonic.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
NEWARK.

Francis Hail. of No. 81 Broome-st., was arrested
early Yesterday morning on charge OF stabbng
William Walz in tue face IN row ia Liquor store.
lie was committed for tr1dl
Oliver $. Rikcr, a salesman from New-YOrk,
started a circular saw yesterday IN the carpenter
shop ol Charles NJ. Hedden, No. 273 Halsey-st Ono
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
UEVRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,

l4tIsxington.ave near 2ath-st. Hours. % /, ; %
rmnoencc Ser'y Diseases or the GcnerltYe Jr%aiSsnt
alldiselses would be Al sement u m1s1lse Ai'i'
birth Of healthy children, specialtics
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-28
Fruit and Nuts.

We make the following quotations.
RAIsINS--LOndOn layer, new, per box, IS 65;
layer So 20 10 3 25
BANANAs-Per bunch. CO 90 TO s.
GREEN APPLEs-s5 80 to 7 90 per barrel.
CURRANTS-St to sac.
PEACHEs--None in market
CALIFoRNIA PEARs-S5 to Sc per box.
ORANGEs-Nalencia, per case, 50 50@sl0 co.
Sicily, per box 81 90.
LEMoNs-Sicly, per box, a 90 to So co.
NUTs-Almonds, 23c per pound; Brazil, 10Gl2
flberts, l5c; English walnuts, zoe. ID. Chestnut
imported, lSc per pound; peanuts. Tennessee red
Zoe; choice white, Joe; cocoanuts, 81 So per 100
DATEs-In trails &c per ID.
PECANs-llc. per ID
FIGs-Kegs lSc. layers lsc per pound.
GRAPEs-Malaga grapes, per Dbl, slO
CHEsNUTs-lmported, lSc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-28

ALcoHoL-s2 30 per gal. as per high wines.
WHIsYY-Roctihed, 81 l0Gl so, as per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 co. two years old
81 0O9s2 %; three years old, 81 50Ds2 70: fancy
extra odwhiSky. si@p5. as per age.
WISEs-Claret In case, SSd5, per quality; Ca.
tawba per gal, 81 l0@l so; Port 81 206S Sherry,
per gai 81 1908 Madeira, per gal, 81 COOS; while
wine in cases, 81 00dl0
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum & Co., s25@2a: Held.
sick. in basket SCOOPS Krug. in basket s26cl2S;
Domestic champagne, E@lL
ALE-stock Ale, per doz, 81 0OS2 25: Porter
per doE. So 0O@2 25
BoTTIE BKER-st. Louis quarts, sI2; pints $40 so
Rudweser, own size sl2 so; pints, sli 90; Hub
Punch, SIS per doZ.