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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-28
""n'ihs iht fenittutlary Board Sill
Without Bidders - The Land
Men and Commissioner
Walsh.
Kansas CITY: Frank James Arraigned
and Trial Set for January ssd
Confident Of icquitlal.
Tyler: Supreme Court Decisions
mary of the Work Done by the
Court of Appeals.
Plano: A Farmer Shoots a Former Hire.
ling Down For, To Him,
Good Reasons.
san Antonio: General SmalrS Daughter
Dead-6oyernor Ireland's to Wed.
Fort Worth: The City Infested With
Suspicious Characters.
T..
San Antonio: General Smalrs Daughter
Dead-6oyern0r Ireland's to Wed.
Fort Worth: The City Infested With
Suspicious Characters.
Corsicana: Cattle Thieves Arrested
and Jailed.
Other Interesting News by Specials,
liastrop

Bastrop
BAsrRor, Nov. 27.--[Special The ac.
c)uut ofthe killing of Il, A. Shirley at Elgin
Fridap, by the brother of Lula MAYNARD
MS stated in the Austin Statesman of to-day,
misrepresents and does great injustice to
Miss Maynards brother, as shown by the
evidence taken at the inquest on Saturday.
The evidence shows that Shirley, under
promise OF marriage, had taken liberties
with Miss Maynard, and acted in such u
way AS to satisfy her that his purpose was
not to marry her but to accomplish her
rum, ana that she had attempted to COM
also shown that she was seduccd
and her ruin accomplished by him, and
this TACT made known to Miss Maynard's s
brother very short time before the killing.
Dr: Sam Sheasby and Mr.. John Whiserant,
OF Elgin, are witnesses to facts fully estab.
fishing the seduction. IL was also shown
that Miss Maynard's brother and brother
in'lawknew nothing off the seduction or that
Shirley was visiting Miss MAYNARD until n
very short time before the shooting. and
that ut the tine they met Shirley they were
not expecting to meet him. 1t was also
shown that when Miss Maynard's 8
brother entered her room he was ordered
out by Shirley, who was there in
the room, and that Shirley made demon.
stration as if he intended TO draw a weapon
before he was fired on. The people of this
county greatly sympathize with Miss Nav
nard and her brother-in-lay, think the
brother did right and is justifable in the
killing. There can be no doubt of the fact
that Miss Maynard, who is about II years
OF age and nearly blind was seduced and
that Shirley was killed in her bedroom
after o'clock in the night, while ordering
her brother out OF the room and making a
demonstration indicating he was in the act
OF shooting at the time. Neither brother
nor brother-in,law were drinking at the
time or before the shooting, as stated.
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San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. T.-ISpecial.l- l.
William Stein, respected citizen was
thrown by his hors' ut Lcnorc, Frio county,
Saturday, aud instantly killed.
The eldest living daughter of Governor
elect Ireland will DO married on the 18th
proximo to Willie Graves, talented young
druggist OF Seguin.
The bond OF County Collcctor.elect Cas
sino has been approx, d and he has assumed
his duties.
Clara Gertrude eldest daughter OF Gen.
crnl NJ T. Small, United States army, died
this morning OF consumption.
The Castroyillc Quill Is to be removed to
San Marcos shortly.
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Mciennan county; Butte VS.. Guedry. from
McLehnan county. Reversed ana re-
h'anded; Houston & Texas Central rail.
,oau VS., kust 4 Dinker, from Travis county,
county. '-""'"
The following is summary of the work
done by the court of appeals: Number of
cases disposed Of, 230; felony, 10; civil, l?9
\ ai'Suemeahor, Soi habeas, corpus. 4; man
unanus, l; Reversed and remanded, 81;
aihrmed, l22; dismissed, %; reversed and
reformed, 8. Average number of wears son.
fenced IN felony eases II 2.5 years; life SEN.
fences, q; death penalty, Q
me iollowlng cases were transferred to
GaVeston; Howell VS.. the State. from
Wood county; Langlord vs.. the State, from
Noryell county; Hart ct al. VS.. the State
from Bowie county, Webb OF al. vs.. Harris,
rom Caldwell county, Galveston
harrisburg \ San Antonio rail,
roaN vs.; Stagner from Caldwell
EDuntyj Marsalls vs., Groves Il oSesby,
rom collin county; Clarke VS.. Murray,
rom travis county; Mckee vs. Simpkins
GU AZ, rom Navarro county; Read Ell al.
VS., Lockett, from johnson county: James
VS. brumlig, from Guadalupe county.
Plano
PLANO, Nov. 27,-[Special About seven
miles southeast of here yesterday morning,
about O'Clock, Sam Parker killed sam
Narnon, by shooting him in the breast
with double.barreled shot gun, loaded
with buckshot. As near as can be learned
1t seems Narnon was at one time in the EN-.
ploy of Parker and had become most too
intimate with Parker's wife. At least.
Parker was that opinion. varnon had
only left his employ short
time, when Parker sent word
to Narnon to come and get
trunk he had left ut his house. Varnon
started Tor the house, and as he approached
1t ParSer shot him, MS above stated, with.
out any words passing between them,
Parker then skipped out for parts nm.
known, aud has not been heard of since,
The weather has been quite bad the past
few weeks but the sun made its appear
ance to-day and the prospect is good for
some fair weather again.
We have shipped $500 bales of cotton up
to date.
Corn is coming in slow on account of
farmers being too busy picking out their
cotton.
The Masons will soon commence the
erection ofa two-story frame building, the
lower story to be occupied as store-room.
We are soon TO have weekly paper pub
lished here by Mr. Hick. from Arkansas,
The first issue will make Its appearance
about the 10th of next month.
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Marshall,

MARSHALL, Nov. T.-[special. bob
Johnston aud Henry Brooks, after taking
several drinks OF tanglefoot, quarreled.
Henry slapped Bob, whereupon Henry
small lead mine In Dob's cheek, skipped
out, and has not been arrested. bob's
wounds are not considered dangerous.
Fred wardc plays Hamlet al the opera.
house tonight.
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WE WILL NOT WAIT
the season IS past and then endeavor to force our goods
by redlcons especially when we know we have too msnv
handsome Embroidered Costumes
Paris Braided Costumes,
Choice Combination Costumes,

We bought too heavily in these lines Will tell YOU how
happened; large importing house offered to close all
y had at much below value, but had take the lot
We did and we are bound to sell them and in ord
o SO before the season closes have marked them at
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MINES AND MINING.


a-Aa mining stock markets present nothing moro
.,an the psual fluctuations, some stocks being
.r.ae higher and Others a few cents lower Sierra
Cranae continued without attention, but the deal
;ros in 1t were at steady hgures-4.s5 64.90.
Roninson was active and declined from l.25 to
11o9l.l5. while Chrvsolite was steady at 1.15.
HalI Anderson with considerable dealings. rose
from 50 to $50. Horn Silver was Il lower at
ESs Among the low-price stocks Grren Mountain
was CONSPICUOUS for an advance TO SO cents. The
Comstocks were weak and lower
AtsESAr THIS MIvIys EXCHANGES
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Proposals.
NEY PAY OFFCIK,
Il STATH--I.,

NevY PAY OFFcIE, !
II NTATK-I. 4
NEw.YoEK Dee. u. 1888 }
PROPOSALS in duplicate, seled and indorse9
enyeOl Proposals for supplies" viii De tss
this until II Oc December Is lSS TO- the
loving supplies OF the best qualtf. u be delVrrod ~
thirty day date OF order, free Of expense Al lAo
Navy yard sew YORK
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS ~,
30 600 cubic feet hne grained southern yellow pine ~
Der
Specifications be obtained at this once. - . nj,
Tie night reserved 10 REJECT all bids thAl ihHJ NV
be deemed adv 4ntaseOus 10 the Government , q, tn
TWOrcsonsDIe eilrs tcquli OIL Tor the pfOinpl au ~
ful delivery OF the supplies aHaded.
Banh 10 To- viii furnished al TINS once. -
bids moi 0uory signed and certified will not be consh
cred THOMAS 1 A,M ~
Pay Inspector L. d navy
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nv TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I

RIvCOx. y. NJ. Dee. 15.-Six undeveloped claims
on the Upper South Fork, Black Range nave ]lsI
been sold for 81 200, ana work on them mas
begun ..oi =, +bo
mona Ana Hills between Fort Seiden and Las
Conces bese hills were heretofore beieyeI TO be
entirely barren Of mineral aud until recently were
a tempis 10 find the Mazatzal and Apache copper
uIues. Arizona. by par les solicited IN Phi1deI-
phia To pat Ser money IN them, nave SO lar proved
Inc copper furnace at Shakespeare fred up last
week. F.. -
Tae Oscur Range is coming to the front as q
copper aud -llYer producer.
The United !, ates and Mexico Syndicate has Just
purchased h III interest IL eleven claims III the
san Andres Range.
Bullion valued AZ $4,000 was received III ms
CITY Yesterday from the mines.
Father lie >nct superintendent report for the
week andtng Dec. shows; Ore extracted ron
first level 500 tons second level, 500 tons; TN d
level = - tons. ore miled, l,S45 tons Western
cut tramway level, IN zOJ feet. NlaennE AIR.
level aed-r 10 feet Tie cl au-aP OF tn inIue Tor
Tine last hat of November yielded ~ ,S't ~.
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Sic mboat5 an Railroads.

TOR MISUNDERSTOOD leave Peck
>u34s5 o. NJ ana II p h. -aa ' ,',ghsu - D. L.
steaT1cl IL time io ga > lIiA' 'of'. @' -'7''
EALL RIVER LINE for Boz Ton md the
flt,f5ari TO .rwport ana Fll i,eri =: 20 1o Ze7-
BI.I-rOL and FAONIUbNt- rave Ne"-l oiN % i ,.
Ia day- -lulay, ueI froni PEI - No ia 100,
Brooaiyn loot OF Flltou-srl Jersey city tom tool
o bo iaI1 Z -LoyE4 1sc9,%% vop c.o Pa, Ac.D.
FHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.--Passenger
-ns cav -pc.s Of tilndt and De'oTos ts at
- =, a u . 4J and p tOr Lason Bet enc d. N'ralo ~
Ier.ias eau, si4uH Ivoas Bufao aud the Vest man
an co4,hcs ran daily Local trains al J.4O p Ia Tor
L4a,'' C nm. mat AT % b. M $50 p connect fora1
' tam Nabnoy and HIzeit0a coal regions sunday tam
i fol daach chunk. e.I, a. Leave Mauch ChnnN 81
Pl8sr Eastern oacs eorneroi church aaa Cortandsts
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER IA lIi.OAD- & 9'l .l,, 7,,t NV y '
"a. o. Nrste.u aud Ao.tArrI L.-esS 80 ''e anu
sa54 M speela. E4pi or ie~So day sts12ias o i
at buy 81 acuse 6cAestcr bulA' Ii!e' Gle eA--i anu
ly i' a. NJ chicago rpess drlwinsroon earsto c&nAn-
daisaa n 20 a aa Toy with % ucA s4ra
to-, s. , 49, si.s I-aae ticol 5e aud edtl1d
$ 80 ? M 22ay an. .Ii, I TO- y.54a t- ana Tro5
a t os I rss W -sain5 ior 81. Lous
running fhiuu-h every DAY Ia inc "eo~ 1''' -'i"7- ~
Luna tSe ,S 5 ay except sunday win sleeping cars
10 syracuse and u Road also u AI-IoS~ 4nA oH
o. NJ Pacific Express, daiF, WIN slsePiii5.a III
Rochester, BuuAIO Cleveland. 4o'tAo Dvs-V4" N-~-eV $500
~ m Nlght Express with seepins-cars 70 Albany ana
11nccf. vITl morning 4Or the W crt ava ott1
"a ~ > cen, a1t
@ ~ Westcott's Express Odiees, Park-iace aiid 20
ana % N4O-1'-J' c. H. MkEkEh
bi Nr,TCEy GEN. -upt Gen. Passenger Agent
DONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Laudng at
II Crau.fous tyVe-t Point Cornwall NewOurg MariOorO,
Non I'ouns sOpus connecting Hlth ste aud
Railroads steam '4y "a ais
nj aud anne. W BALDWIN leave Al p u rum A-4l4soS~'
n r.. saturd =ys at l y ~
STATk&1IAn,33 vrn .xDuARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office pier Is n r. foot OF Cortla1dt-st.
aat. of freight iOrW arded directed 70 any part
OF the world - -
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR Dl7PATCh.
Orders recev for delivery Of al kinds VI freight and mer
chsndise any part OF the city -
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly gerei 10 any point
n the harDof a; reasonable rates ,,e,,,, ,ro -,,
HIEAMBOAIs, BAEdES AND Hl.O|4S ~ N4AAIS-
TER FDh EACU hcION-.
stsamrrs JOAN H. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HA,..N Pier 10 \. H.. at . p IN daily tsaturdays
'NFPTE0PoIIs EXPRESS CO.. between New.Iork and
Ne and dispatch guArauieed
Ereiglt for points D. ". r. L. received AT Per 10
For New haNen aud points East Al Pier l.
MOTH SHORE. sIAIEn ISLAND Eleven Miles Tor
Ten Cenis nom Iron Pier ], H., loot OF
GENITAL sH IPYARD. Communpaw, n. DRY Docks
thing apperIainlns INC
construction aid repair OF Vessss
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Qcachcr5.

TTF ACHERS WANTED.-Lady Pianist and
Voca st. Tennessee. July ID. French LADY. superior
Eastern iry, January d. Lady 20 SPEAK enc tnrn
by A-sl t. ou children superior Eil-'op '4"A
Lady Gshos nary. 1oT Vest JaHury d. l"" Nor
rl4l Iad.cs vi age Public school North IN NeW fotS
skilled P.fmarau. with quincy Methods ueighboung cry
superior Elocuto4st aud lake charge OF ron II h-sH
school near CITY Mature Govcrness Tor Mexican family
about returning cold Drawing. Painting. Music
on Hudson superior Elocu oni' in several Institutions
SOUTH Drawing, Painting Music, French. Central Ne"-
Vo.a seminary Eng .sh French spoEeu Music. On HUI
con Common and cad SIn-ug -evera for Fri nary
intermediate. Grammar q i1gh school departments IN
great Nest.n city. German. French ausie resident city
family. Highly Edu ated lady for companion To city young
lad and teach English + eacn and Fo Music french
lady wealthy ian.Y near cl,Y salary hparaL
GENrLEMEN-To ,eak French. Gefmi and teach Eng
sn ala Latn % two c,tg sAed Public school Mas
ter for important place NewYorS CITY school PRINCIPAL
for Western Grammar school. Ass..tlnL Southern Acld
emv Another 10 intrOl well as instruct Common Eng
Ash near city, salary Moderate. Eis 0palian Graduate
New.EneI4ud. District school Principal, Long Island
ChurchmaI org teach Piano AMI dr boy chor In
COLLEGE Music south Best city superiu enden'
for city salary $1,000 Wanted ali the skilled
teachers ecng change 1859 report themselves at
once Application ald isl calls free personally
mailed Tor postage. J W. sCHERMERHoRN secretary.
American -choo Institute Last l4th-st, NewYorS
ABLE and accomplished professors tutors,
- govemesses lecturers companions ana & .rs
Teachers Agency. % Union square.
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATION NJ 3 REAU
VI 80 Wet stat York Teachers DrOfesslrs
erne-se4 0useke-pers povdst with DJsoli "a a. '+'1
t11if -'j
Ouicua sr-nts ScloO l-ntI~s All FIppis+ R'sr
encea " favor Hon; milton FISH hon eE-7e;rr5Ary
Eyarts yr1s ". Fieid
MISS HES>E, Sc West 21s,--t. Male and
vi Female Professors Of Music resd nj teachers IN
&C.. os ass o. = .sh AID French French resident gov
near city.
DRIVAiE instrucfIOn.-Stui tents coached for
co rre 10y au eXpt tutor Iii chest reference 90 gy
patrons. ADDRESS YALE GtADUAIk Lox 3. tribune ONCE
TEACHERS WANTED, ESPECIALLY FOR
the West and south. N'c,Ac-es fled nee ~e.a Ian
fr a.riraOn foru a.d "Pul1c school Jou hsL' go
National TI-ACHEHo' AGENCY tlNCINNAILc.
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oSd sd Sd , wi, 4 10 10 d " F6sien -. sls45o
7tha,e e s. q, o. y u ia 900
Ss st. + s s9e ~ 10 q ,f i as ~ COCO
99ta,'i SIS, s. = y, i u aal'e 10000
ls'2 2St ,To s. 70 - af sSl 1900
SitI.'' :, J.e . 49, o. '-v' O1'o Ooe 1850
4s' aS5 vie 10 Io %l 4s4Oo
ll4thsr u - - 4lhave. l6NlOOlli John IL ,ca
vile fo T. Greesman 49,. ..-.---.-.--- Saw
s9th-st . 3tSS nf Oth-ue li6fvluO0NlfO.0 M, sc
Il W Rankin ana wife 10 l. 1au-cnan -o'oVV
ProserIy on an tns'DrHs' ho1u' 800
76te.si 3 =, o II d Re AgsH $1,000
lst-ave e : lu22 II o. .sthst 2jxH Margaret 400
rteiger and husband 10 Fanny Frank - lo'-VV
lOit; 80 II Inv " S1 1@'e' $1,000
Mashnslon ave and N 6,,san U 10 Rngier 1910
ocg'I,.ye u e s ds a. 70 % y $500
81 SOles anU !, - o. in 10 q Io1e- .... 1900
4oin-sI $ 80 ~, IL on ,, 6i 'nA'e' 400
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b lots I'm block bounded by Southern Boulevard.
Orchard st. Wa to- ard herIianlye-. eaeh iot
25xi.U. Manhattan savings Institution -------
nIot Of and BlOal-st All luln au - o. Margaret
V H. z4th Wanl, lhl 6X2iOKlopxI23 same pur-
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aut.ion Sass Of Real Gsia.e.
,RIAN Il. MULLER. Auctioneer.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer
Executors sale Of house AMI lot NOT Gramo-cyTlace
northwest corner Of -0iAs -.
.1r,n # ,ltlcr d. son W 4 sell AZ auct.ou Oh THURS
DAY Dtcempc. /. 80 T. oc0.a. az the Lxca-H-c -Ars-
room 40 III Broa say, By orl.r OF walter li4uAn as
executor and trustee under the VIII OK Juha Augusta Gentl
Dc el~ed
TIE extras story bck house with three story
bi,L evns ON ami lot situated on northwest corner OIL
Cramer.yI4cc ana -Oh--t, AMI opposite Graercy -Is
and known as N0 Grauer.rolac.. Los 26] by 10 feet
Maps and pa1tcu Office CT AuconceIs NJ Pine 81
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DENNsYLvANTA RAILROAD.

Z
GEEA1 TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
sT-os fer.,es a. tol6ws va 1'4 Oo'And'
har..sOas. ssOu.s he est end south with Pullman
fa,e cas- Attached, r. nd D. IA. daily. NeH-York
a. n ago Linn .ei ol P-r-or DAn ing sleep
"il4n' or ioct i4Ten : a. M : p M Cory and Enc az
BaiIor, " a.nn ton AMI The -outh Limited Washington
r.xoIrss Pullman Paror Care dhy except unity ID
M SIS and SD @ 20 and p m and IL II !! n li r Va
sunday law via and ,'' X a. u p a. and ~ night
Va d. anu % L. L., Z p. m aud y n.gl-
Tor Say except sunday. 5I5. IlIOa H. Saturdays
ICt ,aac6. Bay Head Junction stations
VIA haAway aid Anooy a. H. l. no'' o;00 AAd IL.
Ross of brooklyn Annex connect win all through train,
~ Jrrsey cry, a10IuiIg speedy aAd direct transfer
p from rIslsourg. $50 and 20 A. H. 30 and
io.0I. M dai y. troui washington and Baltimore go
an iO'. and lO5 o. pm. From Baltimore l.-0pni o.
sq 4a S3 81 "a l o m & S 5g "a or
1880 500 s55, 800 lU:Jo ana lo5op. m. sunday 800
ego ID 0.5O - 40 Tie go 49, 5JJ. lO2U 1885 and
iO'O 10 TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY VEEK.DAYs AND yoN SUN.
DAY SIAIIoNSS k u 4 nGtaA OA-F"4A : IN
DOYLE TEAcK TIE n Nosr IMMPFoyEP EQUIP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave Newly Desbrosses and Court
iangt strsets Ferries re r as follows
oAO, ~ ~ ~ Limteol, II a. !, o:<O S4U
A, ., y, ., and ~ H. and u night sundays o. q,
20 Limited and 10 a 1. g. Z 8. aud 49, and ~
Exp1uss Trains New-iork daily. except sunday
1;zO ~ and p H. running lBrough ua Trenton aud
Returning aims Broad station PhladeipaiA
l2.Ol 800 S:2t $50 600 50. ezU' $50, aud IL "a
(linuted E1pfesa l3Op. M, i 8. T. go Llmltedl D
sou, - o. AND s2O p m On 9nnd.y I1oai ~ 80
$40, 80 (3:2J Limited. 81, I49 : aud o.zO "a,
Leave Pa ae glia wa Camden IN. ana 49, p W daily
except sunday. ..--.o,. .,...s,-,v 4 Astar 4. a,..
Ticket Dm,es, o1J ~Du Vtt - G,'r4 Nso;
an mot of Dcsbr0sses ana LOutlandtsta COuIIsL 4nd
aunex station FuuOn-st, bfCoAyn A0a
IA III and Is HoD0Ken: station Jersey CITY
Emigr Ticket once r - Ill, call tar An, .nses
The rs transfer Company VIII CAL 4'i Ana SHSsA
BAGGAGE N An hotels an1 Tes4dsnIes uvoon
IGAHLE5 H. fOGH- =. - "0DDDs
General Manager. Sehe4~A ~So 4 agent
C,ToNt>GrON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- toN \ El,rTNG WITH ALL POI MIS- EAST
Rodueed fare s. TO for hTscss tickets good oay
" steanles cave daily lSandays excepted al 80 p
M fron per 33 North River foot oi Jayst New YORK ar
irving al a III Tickets Tor sale Al all PilhotA
Aet Offices ,,,r a.. ,..,.h, o,lv staaneva aeaxa
f, ,.r Forth foot OF Hsrrenst 4ao p N oAIy
Boston Via Providence direct
"'uNH"'' i. W. PlLkISS General Passenger Agent
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Gin Real { st1tr tor Sale.

LARGE MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
y IIsHMENT on the last Riv wafer front Tor sac.
RULAND x WHITING, . BreenaA-st
EIRST-CLASS BUSINESS Property on
streets in this vicinity for sale. paying 10 Per cent
kULANDG WHITING, BeekmAnst
NOR SAIF-S7j OO0.-A no Use. 25xG5 feet,
cabinet uui.h hardwood 1oor5, mirrors 0OoAcases IN
libra new lis aecO a.c perfect order. - as' l'thaL
GHnA $3.50, $500. Handsome new 9"useS
gDNUtf, built by J. c. Henderson, esq Al Stt-sl iu
IN 49, c1ur -ftd ten ruot- in irOvtioe Is NE
best sanitary plumbing. J. EDGAR LLAfLhAti' I'oft
BrUduWdv.
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Oceau Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. L. 5. Mail Steamers
"a NEW-YOKK and GLASGOW. via DERRY,
from Pier 20 North River, Now-i ORA. -
Dec. pm. BDLINl . noo--
ANCHORIA Dec. "a. Am A. CtOhIA Jan- ~ OAN
Rates OF passage 10 .-.-rrpov
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BEl.fAs OF LON DDND -
Calm. so 10 $50 Excursion tickets At reduced EatsS
Second Steerage-OutWafGs 4%h
For boOEs scotland" rates, pians &c Apply W
HENDERSON BROrhE to, Agents. BOnlns oIeel-
BORDEAUX LINE
ID New and direct line 20 the south OF y anoe.
NEy.YOHK AND BJRD.-AUA DlhELL 1: -
CHATEAU LATTE. 400 tons fbufs an a. LzSV =. ~
CHAThAU LEOVILLE, s.UOD tons sat Fen >. p IN ~
TfaVe1er, iOr France SPAN and Italy Ply onn-er FAu
Nice time and expense by taklag tas rs
cabin Including w1ae. 80 steeiAse % f"f t-S1s'
'P'" + LIE BoULASGER, 40 Beaver-st
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Eeeiures auo Meetlnns.

ANNUAL ELECflON.-The annual meeting
"A Of IN society Of the HOWARD MISSION AND HOME
FOR LITTL4 WA DE-.EftS, 80 Ne~-Bowefy' :; Y "lA
he. Eed December 20 lSS at O'Clock
- ne MISSION 5ul named for the eecti0H II
Roard of nine iTIs and any other business
uroper ~ be done al said meeting.
P-NH@- J. r. WYCKOFF.
Secretary OF the Board Of Trustees
election of twenty managers OF IHE
N KEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND. and
OF three inspectors election WI be held at the lnstuon
.tls aud ave, o'clock lie ate noon OF ednes
day, December 20, 1882 1. BAILEY bho
'' Secretary.
THE BOSTON MONDAY LECTURER.
i REV. JOSEPH COOK,
Church Of the Dl,ine Paternity shave and
euin- December - at O'Clock, on Re
Irious signs Tinea" Only lecture OF MI Cook In
New T0TA IL season
Tickets AZ Putnam's, 70 West z5d-sL
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Two LET.-IIotnl lately known rs Rudo pls
II tc So. EroAd yay p1f+es'l11 ,g1e 40 eI, re-
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fbt best 1li,e. ln tlr Gay NeN-lotk Tor ., r.-
BAN kI NG. IN-l IA o., l4tO4-ii.7 O. VI INN -D
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IN contains iour passenger eeyaOl- lurs 7Dihs "dol
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LATr-T MODERN IMPROVEMENTS 49,,
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OFFICES OF THE PASSION, $50 West
~ hst-The members comprising the mEIil.ude o. ~.
Passion plea ia -d4y e'eLhs 1oAt
Al % Sill uuullct lllt sec ga 10
speciality may Apply INN tiIe.y. sALhl MOt-f-
MAN iED.-Au experienced ma rOh LOT
w i--ge school uptown. Address PEINCIPALr' boA
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kNIE CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
~ Leadvlie Co.
50i .O0i shares so peg siA"e
A. W. GILL. president J. = -OC 4 GOD secfe'2fv.
once 81 Broad way, New OK
A PETROLEUM SPECULAIlON.
As Orders led I'm New-York. On lty and Bra.ford
J. A. MACP..ERsON a o.. Bankers, 20 Z oadNay.
OLD DOMINION COPPER MINING 90.
Incorporated under avs Of NewY York
MINES AND SHELTERS: GLOBE DISTRICT, ARIZ
CAPITAL. 100000 SHARES; PAR VALUE. SO
TRANSFER OFFICE. y BROADWAY, y. Y.
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REAL ESTATE
vrw-YoEK. Friday. Dec.

NFw-YoRK. Friday. Dec. II. 1892.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom TO-DAY;
Nv BrrndTd S1Th.
lots on7thave Of 12itst each % sV7c ,,oooo
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MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER viii receive pupil
vi after Monday. oct 70 IN DRAWIN9 OH ana NAtAl
COLOl; PAINIlNG. STILL LIFE, FLOW hh0 and Ian L
sCAP4.CHI "A PAINTING ana DECORATION.
STUDIO. No 80 MADISON ANGNU L.
References - -
NJ. =. HUNTINGTON. Mr. WILLIAM ia hI.ArJ 4 u Z
N HART. DIT. A r. BELLOWS.