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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21

lO5ls01O54, Harlem 7s sold at 1873 and Missouri
Pacific frsts sold at 1O7la and consols at loo-9'
Richmond and Danvle debentures rose from 90 70
71l2 bid ST. Paul and Omaha consols advanced =
to 1O5l4 and Wabash general mortgages were up
Il to 3d. Denver and Rio Grando firsts were =
higher at 1872 but consols were of q at loo.a'
Texas and Pacific frsts, Rio Grande DIVISION WI
u higher at sO3i. Northern Pacihc hrS'S "eio i
The weekly bank statement only partly renecIs
the movement of the week. the actual loss OF easn
being more than is stated Inc sta, d 90 900 2%5
IN The surplus reserves The following are tine
totals Of The statement and the changes from last
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Counirp 1]ropertn for Sale ano 90 Eet
mop SALE IN EASY TERMS,


TOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. - .oO
PRICE $1,000 Farm o. % acres gooG S,n io of yaso
County house and farm buildings quite new win young
orchard For further Part cuaIs lni Vi " Cty or ad
dress P o. Box 90 Riverhoad Post ONCE.
TOR RENT.-At Sayville Long Island, lar ,'
house Of 10 rooms nearly new July cottage Of
rooms situated within 200 feet o. the pay mgn
acres house and barn the bay and In full vie"
Oi the x saf ny GRE E BoT ~ snyvo Suffolk Long
Island
LNOR SALE.-A delightful country seat abont
usual oubudngs water fine gardens rT bdsi fno
AMI onamenla trees nnsrRi e 10, OF sssng Ridge
churches, schools stores. hotels market post ON
eGTIRH s %S york by aoaG grounds
gardens in good order icehou"e filled landlh cu1
~ No mosquitoes malaria or and ague wi be SOLD
&C. II desired Xddr 50 W. II. DIKfMAN, Controllers OF
nee NewYork
NuORRISTOWN.-O Madison ave-. new
vi and handsomely furnished house For sale or lease on
very favorable terms RANDOLPH BROS. III Broadway
NJONTCLAIR, n. J. To Let.-Large house,
vi furnished viii stables three bandsome't lawn
I'm Moncar for year Others for sale or let
WILLIAM JACOBU0, Montclair N j.
MORRISTOWN, y. ito LET, for the sum-
" mcr large comfortable house standing in the midst
Morrisaye; first plc east o. wash
ngtons Headquarters Address - West 2oih' Ne"for~
MONTCLAIR, MILO let; furnished house
alarm &C. acres gardcn orchard AMI shade minutes
from Watching station Address o"N 20 f"S' -O''~
MORRISTOWN.-An elegant mansion, fully
WI furnished with ten acres. wel-shadod to let j. HEN
RY JOHNSON MOrristOWn. \. j.
rI,O TET or LEASE.-MansiOn and two acres; ;
i completely furnished all modern improvements 10 a
good parry favorable viii be made Address hOUL-
fON. siaie.st. II RAPELYE, Mount Vernon, n Y.
TINO RENT for the season, MOntclalr n. D.,
desirable country residence neatly furnished modern
mprovemenfs shade and garden four minutes IRON
Watching station MOutcar and Greenwood Lake H. X Adj
dress OW NEK - East 2Oh-st, y. Y
JNO RENT-A double house, with grounds
and fruit trees well furnished Long Island near car
routes store front 10 let 40 per year nst
class situation in Brooklyn. CAL on OWNER any evening"
no LET for the Summer.-Only $500. the
beautifully FURNISHED residence Of Vincent Coyer esq
on Long island sound Island. Dar1en Conn
one o. The most charming spot. world garden all plant
and vegetables. barns carraSehouse,
Apply GEOHGE IL. COOK, 81 Nassau-st
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rota, since Ian. IT, s3.567779 s29A98222 81 62s,3GG
rRopEAN FtNANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FGNANCGAL MARKETS
Ioypoy MAY 2o-l22O p m-Consols, l02IIe for money
account: Atlantic and Grcal Mesle1n hrs
trustees certificates 46l2 Erie, 36L New ORR
Central 1891 Reading H. NewYOTk Onario and esein
2Jl2 -. 1900. ,,... go,
IONuON 90 n.-Pars adv1ceS Ouote thrre per
com reufes o. centuries for The account
IoypOy May 2O-i3O p m-COus In. lO2e Tor money ana
Atlantic and Great NeseIn TSt mort
eape trustees' certificates 36l4 Erie 3Gos ln0 central
III Pcnnsvly Cent raj. 19os Reading, % NeW1OIk
Ontario ana Western. 2Joa
IONDoN NAV 2U-i:3u y. m-1he amount OF bullion gone
nto me Bank of England balance TODAY Is 443uOO'
LONDON NAV 2O-J:uu u. n-PariH tiyces quote tnreo
ner cent rsntes A a lrancs Tor the account .uu
foXpuN Nav DO. The Economist of his week saws Inc
rate of discount Bank bills 90 days to months Is 20 pei
DAYS to mon hs 2'205 per cent
e markets quiet with the exception OF tltcti
liTht SHARES Louisville aud Nashville have declined pei
cent Denver ana Grinde Oregon ami California ana "A
bash ordinary aud preferred, AMI AngoAmerican cdD
share. D. II Louis Francisco have advanced J. ah'
Cleveland and PittsDuTg p
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STEAMBOATS, anb Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
n EW and ST JOHN leave pier IL North River foot of
Canal-st. every WEEK DAY ats .. m. connecting al Al
bany SUNDAY morning excepted With north sest
and east StaterOOms warmed.
Excursion tickets Albany and return good 80 days son
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Countrn propcrtn for Sale ana 10 Get.

Countrn propcrtn for Sale anO 10 tet.
ATLONG BRANCH-Sea Bright, Monmouth
and ri He1i lTo ls NM hAH East Sns Branch
At ORANGE, y. j. (neighborhood speciality
~ qr f Sna 5 I TuS S4' O-
At NEWBURG on the Hudson.-A villa
y place Of possessing great natural beauty and IN
every way desirable home Pnce $4,000 Address Box
800, Newburg' Orange county y !.
FOR SALE. $4,000 acres choice land in
~ Taa rSSaty r
Address ICr, HINooN. Tribune once.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE in The best
y location on Island csht acres Of land in lawn
hney shaded; coumoogs frame mansion and odse; nne
, MgS OF rS a d ai With g. " III Broad
way. basement
IT BABYLON, l.. Ito rent for the sea-
mar IT, nc% Afgic Hotel It rooms and tower
and ifnv unished Arrangements can be made for meals
Z" W iu' - p II. LUDLOW a Co
Pne-st, or l,i3O broadway
FOR SALE Adjoining town.-Ihe finest
a. locton for residence NewJersey, slight eleva
ton landing fine ye% S l2 s t Tye G 10 asS or
less prime barn iruit Of all kind aud water IN
civ, eight minutes station maaIia; no mos
qutos woodland $1,000 ter easy pov 90,
Somef,Iic \. j.
At POUGHKEEPSIE, Y. Y.-For sale. The
i've G [a.& r m d6S Yak from tl S POST oee
consisting Than nne acres OF choice lt9 WIN Two
with gas heated by steam cirnagcholie and ample ont
psrienar, apply to TAEi coELIEs AGENT No.
Garden-st. Poughkeepsir' y L.
DAY RIDGE, l.. IA LARGE house to let U9
1,o1s on BAY Rdge-ay the Bay, with all mod
crn Improvements ana han of ground fruit tree
&c. Appy to JOHN MACkAN, - ENchang, place New
LNARNl-5O acres, fronting on Bay, south side
1 Long Stand all high IAN no moslnlt's for SAFE
EOR SALE.-Fne farm, ~ acres, az Green
lawn huntingdon suffolk County, Long stand $1,000
Apply to " I. ~ KMAN. Newlown Long Island
NOR SALE.-At Sparkill, Rockland Co., ".
dcn and fa lawn pS s Of Shade small nuts wafer
%ppg to WLf liz Sc: VEGfEy ciseaio sparE a. y
EIOR SALE, at sacriiice-A genteman's
coantrg residence a. Ponsnkeep's two miles south OF
brick house an improvements ample outDuildings plenty
cain S 5I ana ~ PaTs place % purchase at O'
TOR SALE or TO LEH.-IIouse and about
10 or of land, with abundance Of fruit at Hobo
kis on Ere Iu,waY n,v ctG' nan me Io, spI
DlCkEY, HOhokus. Bergen Co. y. j.
nor the season or for the year. a completely
furnished Sd AND hS9ss contains 10
beautiu riyer as mountain views miles south Of FShki
JONES. Fishkill-on Hudson Ny.
L beautiful ana healthfu homo in the In the hill country
81 Weschester County OF II with bath ROOM
barn ice house filled garden line shade
liul lawn three of land Address
J NJ. LEE. Pnest
EOR SALE.-At Sparkill, n. Y, large, old
sye hSGss Of ae sGat T T land sarsS
half or more purchase money remain .d aud
MORTGAGE Apply To W lillian q. NEGlIE tx, SparklI
NY
LOR SALE.-Farm on Long Island Railroad ;
100 acres large house barn and Outlouses fruit and
shade trees location healthy must be sold for cash viii
exchange city property Inquire VI L. H. BABB No. 229
BIoadway. New-Ho
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Business Chances.
Grlp Wanteo.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR IT,. NEW
~ YORK TkIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
frst-st sos West Twenty thir,s. corner Eighth.ave
02 FOurteenthst corner Union square, 100 Thiri
ave corner Forty-seventh- tho HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 100 1900 Thirdaye, corner Onehundrcd-a and.
twenty .nfthst, up 10 p. IN. at regular ohce rttes
EIRS CLASS CANVASSERS for Newly ork
l. City and state. Address Box II, Tribune
NVANTED.-A general engraver. Also a
w steel cutter Address JOS. A. STO LIZA Clark
St, Chicago. Ill
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Train arrives at c hicago every DAY Al iO.iG a.
TO PHILADELPHIA.

,,,,, otD EsTABIGsHE ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
800, q, q, ON "A Az WEEKDAYS AND OK SUN
" lt "a 3STNTIONS IL PHILADELPHIA, = IN
IA NEW-NOkk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21

~ N mn \. sOLUIE SAFETY.
,.s Trains leave New-York via Desbrosses aud Cor-
~ streets Ferries "a follows , a. n.
i "a = : 80 40 liuAtcd II a. m, !, 3-u 5iV - -
~, I an m AMI IL night sunday, O.oO, p anu ~ 10
., Il : and . D. ami u II gut 49,. 49,. a, ? ID
t,ainA NcN-l ORR danny except 'uu y, ~
@ and 4 ~ u running through wa Iiehtoh s1
,,In,nS Trains leave Broad street StAlloh' ~ M
IS IA 40 3 t5 600 $50, SO. soI ana a. an
ifiwitd Express $50 p. m, l. 3, L. o 90, 80 q
1n m on sunday, l2Ol 800. so, 80 o.u a. w. lam,
GS1 = 5S \ and = ~ p Leave Phn1dephA VI" N
a. "a a m and 4S0 y. daily. except suhlal s. ana
IS@sst oncea $40 and 944 BROADWAY As9' S KSoS.
a. -, and toTtlaudtsts COurtsI anu III
D Annex station, of Futonst, BoOSN n liz. Eu,.
ia and IFS lludSOnst, lloOpAVh, o'''i'" 'N'''' 49,
iyrsnt ricket once battery place an all -, and cbeca
The Nrw.NOrk Transfer COMPANY WIN N W.
baggage Irom notes Is anu 'oSi"'H j. r. WOOD,
FRANZ lmUd Manager General Pas,r Agent
u,pOy ROATS-CITIZEN'S LlNE:-New
l ntamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY ,esno
~ 9sxc.nt saturday, at p H. Pier ~ " L. s'Ss
with mOrnlnS trans 'VA -'''N' ~
W. Sunday steamer touches AZ Albany
,,,lE pOPULAk SHORE LINE TO BOSloN
| ~ ALL RAIL from Grand Central Dep o Rostou al
exuress trans daily except Suhuayi an with
s.aSr m I u IN (parior cars attached anu ~ v ~ Wv
psav aaayss az 10 d "a with palace Ieephs cars
and panor seats can DC az. ami AZ (irsal
LILY v.nae ana WINDSOR Hotel ucAot on0o' anu" ~
4 entra Depot
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PROVIDENCE LINE. -
EnN pKNALDENCE DIRECr.

4 FOR PRONIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence * Worcester RIG
for au POI.IS NOtIII and East, via WORCESTER
The entirely and palatial steamer Rhode Island
ON Mondays Mcdnesdays and fridays ahd the iaNOflty
steamer NASSACII SETS on Tuesdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS Will lcaNtat
ID m. fro IA Per 20 ~ r., foot of Warren-st.
CONNECTIONS will made Providence, via l.. ~ W.
KK Tor and all Northern, Eastern and White
Maintain uOuts. tickets for p1ncl al ticket
"tcrs State.rooms secured OF WcstcO Express
90 Nos. 2U7 3Sl, i37 AL broadway and 10 Fifth
Avenue aud MlndsOc Hotel ticket Offices
l.. ". FILkINS, General Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21

The Sub-Treasury to-day gained NI3",Zo| Oh UdII I
ance mad up by gains of Sl00.276 currency anu
S3S, 9sl coin. Money ruled easy at 1882 per ceno
business was done there were the usual offerings al
2I9G2 per cent. The specie exports for the week,
including $4,000 silver bars and dollars' "cro
$4,675O00. l., =, ~
The Clearing House statement to-day Is az
follows: For the day-Exchanges, 81 J, Loo;
500 365 40: balances. S3O.433 O69.
The l. tied States Treasury now holds Unileu
States bonds TO secure National bank crcuatloh'
S364. M. $50: BOMBS deposited during the week,
S.. 724. $50: bonds withdrawn during the week,
81 1888 $50 National hank currency outstanlln ing
Currency notes. 1859, 1877 643; gold notes SS"2o3o'
The cuSfoms receipts at Washington to-day amount
ed TO 1882 POI and internal revenue receipts 10
$3.50 $50. The Treasury received $50 1000 IN Ma
tonai bank notes for redemption, the total OF such
receInts for the week. compared with the same week
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FHJGH VALLEY RAILROAD-Passeng,

1 EIlltH NALI.E1 hAIlhO NJ dSScllScT
train, on after May lj 1852, viii leave depots foot
rsbrOs.essts.aL \ 10 am H., 8; 40 ana
80 D. IN Tor Ea-tOn. Bethlehem Allentown Reading
tuch Chunk WI aesbiIrc. IOWdnia, MaNerly Ithaca
Geneva. Lyons Buno and the West ana Northwest; Pun
mn daily Trains at r. M Tor tasJn
Rrfhchem Allentown. Reading. Mauch chunk, Mtkcsuare
and rtt-tOn trains at IL III for Easton bethlehem
and Copldy So. -.. $500, , . -. .o.r... Ga. all
unnts and laZctUn coal regions sunday Tram
l,ra for Nlauch ChunN $40 IL Leave Mauch Chunk at
GP r Eastern Office corner Church and Cortands
'NNN'''' L.. bIINGION. Z r.. A.
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n EW- 1UKK AND FHILAJELPHIl
~ BOUND BROOK kOU iE
4 JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA SANDY hook.
Commencing April /, 1881 - -
STEAMER JESSE HOYT WILL LEAVE PIER :, " II

STEAMER Jesse HOYT WILL LEAVE PIER s, y. Rs
FOOT RECTOR-ST: :.
For Highlands, Seabright Monmouth helch ana Long
Branch 10: 10 a M 3:l5 p nj SUNDAY y lOa N
For ocean Grove. Point Pleasant, SC. lO;lJ a ~
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat SC $40 m - -,
Lakewood Toms river Barnegat Gel D. for Lakewood,
Toms River Atlantic city, aud an stations 10 Lay So p
III. for Lake wood. Toms River Barnegat &c. g. 60.
VIA CHARACTERIZATION foot Liberty-'t,i for AMY
Hook. II m; III ghlands II NJ D. ~ lo' MOh'uouIh
Beach and SeabTght ~lj NJ II M. D. M IL, -. . .
Tickets reading via BOAT and San DG HON VIZ my ~
good RAJ H. ana tickets reading VIA Ran VIII nOl nc eS"S
nzed via Sandy Hook. 49, ..,.,.. o., ~. 49,.
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CTONINGTON line FOR BOSTON.

> CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE - Boston for nrstcass limited tickets good only
as specified their face ..-. -
daily Irxcrp Sundaysl D. M, Pier 49, ~ r., foot OF
Jay.st arriving in Boston at "a. N
Tickets sale all principal ticket ohces SlaterOOtls
secured at OF WcscO Express Co, 2O 3ol, 81 ahd
4l broadway Fifth Avenue WINDSOR Hotel ticket
oficcs freights always taken at the lowest rates
l. ". FlLhINS, General Passenger Agent
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NTEW-UAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPKINGFIELDHHp Ll OKt. MONREAl and inteime-
date points steamers leave Per % T. x al p m ana
II m tSundays exccpcd; connecting with trains at NV
HAVE ~ Tor MERiDEN, II NtIFORD SPHlNGFlELD
c Tickets sold aud baggage checked at 9ii Broadway y.
Courtst., Brooklyn Excursion 10 Ne"iiaFeh and
81
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Ciln properlp 60 Eet.

4 LARGE History house, nicely and tuily
Y she'd near 9TH ave 70 let part rent In board 10
GOOD party desiring to economic. +. H. 81 MNEh -uo
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DOUBLE TRACK TIE NOT lM iH Nd ~ E9O lP'
NT WITH \. SOLUlE SAFETY.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Raj roaos.

4 LBANY DAY Commencing Mon
~ DAY, May -. leave NESTRY STREET PIER at X o,
and 22D-oT PIER at a. H. making the usual landings
4 MARY POWELLn will COMMENCE
"A running for the season on MONDAY. MAY D. leaving
Nr,y-s pier t-undtys excepted at 3l5, ana West
22d-st at $50 D. m. making the usual landings.
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FALL RIVER LINE
| u for
| - BOSTON and the FAST Newport and Fall RIVER.
keappcarancc Of the elegant steamers
BRISTOL and PRONIDENCE
fOI the spring aud summer

FARE ONLY - TO BOSTON
f0r limited tickets
steamers leave New H.. sundays tncuded at D
u m from Pier % y. u. al Muravst
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at a,
RlOO+IYN at 800 H. Tickets and stateroOlus may be
secured all principal hotels transfer and uckeJ ouce AZ
IL p0It6t% ~ IOVETL GEORGE T.. COMMON,
AGENTS. Genl Pass. Agent
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COLORADO,
u OREGON, CALIFORNIA ST. PAUL MIME.
APOLIs, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. hON-
TANA DAKOTA MINNESOTA ami the NORTH
WEST age reached direct from CHICAGO via ths
CHICAGO AND NORThWEo1ERN RH
II runs ira daily each way between
CHICAGO AID prominent Western points ~ ALONI.
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE Dining CAlto west u
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPEI,S run on ali OF It's
through For RATES Of late ana oler IN
formation apply eJtsr Jrn peJL - ~ cJdPJL H1N'C
agent I % L. r. BOJIu.
General Eastern gent, No. AS Broadway, NewYork
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IOU-
i SArONIC aud NAUGA1UCK RAILkOADS-> teaners
leave ha1ue.sp 1880 a. M. 3 ~ D. mi z5d-st Last
River. 3:l5 D. III. Fare lower than any other route
DOR BO>TON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
L Pullman Shoppers via Y Y. y. II. and H. K r., leaves
Depot at l:Jj week days aud lO3O pm
Suudays Let tex NcWlOrk and New Engdud Kali
road. AT Grand Central Depot AMI principal hotels
EOR RONDOUT and Observation-Disclosures
a at CransOns Landing west Point. Cornwall, New
burg Marlboro. Milton PouGhkeepse Esop1s connecting
Ulster Delaware Railroad. Steamboats, city OF
tatskll James w. Baldwin ave daily at p M foot
HarrsOn-st North RIVER except SATURDAYS When the
& leaves AZ y,
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Romane Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. EN-
u management OF real estate specially Rents collected
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4 FOR SALE Adjoining town.-The finest
y. ocitiou for residence NewJersey slight "lcVa
ti, handing hne Wow - miles every direction
good dive ling beautiful shl farm OF 10 acres or
e.s mime and large fruit of all kinds and wafer IN
abundance nrstcHs ncighb rhood about one hour iom
civ eight minutes walk nom station no maatldi no mos
guitos one acre woodland 1000; ter - easy. ~
F''''' OMN ~, Box 800
SOmerVIllc, y. J.
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Ia y
beautiful ana healthfu home In the In the hill country
Weschester County Louise OF II with bathroom,
barn. filed garden and fruits line shade and beau
uiul lawn three Oi land Address
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IOtai ''''---'- %''''
In London British consos opened g ana l1io
lower for money and account respectively p ,n
later rallied and closed unchanged at loZ $40
AMI 1O1ia' For United States bonds no quota ions
were received. American railways were irregular,
Central and Hudson and Illinois Central beng ,,
specially weak and closing without recovery. nc
Bank of England to-day gained f43OOO0 bullion
on balance. being the result of The S2300oOo
shipped from here by steamer Nav 10. AL faris
French per cents rose from $3.50 to 81 francs.
The following shows the exports exclusive Oh
specie) from the Port of NewYOrK to foreign pOrts
tor the week ending May i and since the De-
ginning of the year, as compared WIN tine corro-
spoudlng periods of previous years:
1880 1881. 1882
For the week ........ s9I7lS5S ss01t0tl s6,22725a
previousy reported 17OO44 l3S7hJ,2iO 1l4.l3OJbo
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100 acres large house. barn and outlouses fruit and
shade location healthy must be sold for cash will
exchange city property inquire VI L. H. BABB No. 229
BIoadway. New.Yo
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-05-18
Cure for Crihhjnc
Lence Cnnntru Gentlaman


Let me mention cure for cribbing
in horses. At least, 1 found cure for
my first attempt in horseHesh. The
animal was warranted, in writing,
"free from all tricks" etc. The first
ten daysno trick was observed. Sub
sequently my purchase proved to be a
determined cribber. The seller was
apparently astonished. Nothing of the
kind had ever occurred while he owned
the horse. An inspection of the stable
where the horse had been showed no
traces of chewed woodwork. Nv
brother-in-law, accustomed to horses
all his life, was sorely puzzled. He
was convinced there "was some game"
and game there was. Convinced that
l had been 'isold," I retaliated by find
ing out that the seller used paste
made of red pepper and brown soap,
lightly applied wherever and whenever
be discovered marks of teeth in the
stall, the paste being masked by dust
scattered on top. Thus it was, the
horse thinking nay woodwork was like
his late stable, let the timbers alone at
first. tried the remedy. The horse
has not attempted to crib for four
months, and stranger would never
imagine that a hundred little spots
within reach of his head have bits of
paste. The horse knows it, however.
and lets my stall alone.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-05-18
A Western Humorist.

Away on the extreme western from
tier, in the foot hills along Green Riv-
er, Gen. Forsythe, of Sheridan's staff,
found humorist during a tour of in.
spection.
He came upon a solitary station
keeper who lived in hut containing
four stalls for animals and combina-
ton parlor, kitchen and sleeping apart
ment six by ten feet in size. Over the
door. outside, were in huge letters
"Hotel de Starvation; 1000 miles from
hay and grain. 20 miles from wood
and Is miles from water"
The walls of the room were decorat-
ed with pictures cut from police publ.
cations. Over the door, inside, in char
coal letters a foot in length, were the
words, "God bless our home" and in
another place the notice: "Wanted-a
nice young girl for general house work.
Apply within"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-05-18
GOING TO PRESS.

TWm. A. Jones, foreman OF the compOs
inE-roOm of the New Orleans Times,
died recently. Just before his death h
became conscious for a moment, and II
chat CLEAN. dwelling upon the habit or hi
life, ne suddenly exclaimed, The as
are all right, Sherman; lock up the forms
and let's go 10 pr ss"l
FellOw-man, a moment liDger,
On the dying printers speech;
For it bears n weighty lesson,
Our unheeding hearts to teach.
Day by day thou art composing
What n universe shall read;
Type to type arc ceaseleS5 setting,
AS thou addest deed to deed.
All. how surely life's full columns,
When the hand that set them lies
fixed In an unbroken stiffness,
Their composer advertise.
soon the forms are locked forever,
Change e5s shall tn impression be;
Sian thy proofs in time, D printer;
Thou art near eternity.
Are the "ad," all right, composer?
Art thou SHADING justified?
Ready now for death and judgment,
Their unfoldings to abide.
80 shalt thou, as night advances,
Greet tn unstaying Pressman's call;
Then await the morn eternal,
Publishing thy life to all.
-RcU. 4. ". CdrnldH, In Standard.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-05-18
Pitting in SMALLPOX.

According to the Surgical and Med.
ical Reporter" DR.. L 81. Bird uses an
ointment made of charcoal and lard tC
prevent pitting in smallpox. This is
applied freely over the surface of the
face, neck and hands, as soon as the
disease is distinguished, and continued
until all symptoms of suppnrative fe-
yer have ceased. The application al.
lays the itching, seems to shorten the
duration Of the complaint, and leaves
the patient without a blemish, the
eruption protected by the ointment not
even showing signs of pustulation.
The charcoal prevents the action of
light, and lard that of air.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-05-18
Treatment of an Usage Orange Hedge.

An Usage orange hedge planted last
year should be cut back about one-third
this spring, now or as soon as possible.
Next year the stems shonld be partly
cut through six inches from the
ground and the upper portions bent
down in the line Of the fence and In.
terlaced together. The new upright
growth vii. then bind these sloped
stems together and make thick mat
Of brush, which will in time make a
very strong fence. Every year after
ward the hedge should be pruned back
to keep it thick and dense.