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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
EI-ROEEAN MARKETS.

LlvEHr.oi March IS D. nPork-PTime Mess Eastern.
lu Western steady ar T. BacOu-tumD rlanu
steady at 10 short tD steady Il +q6d: Long clear
at ~ Gel HaIus-l'ng Cut
seedy As shoulders dun NJ 306d BeeflndI Mess dun
80: TAl Nos dun NJ ll Prime Mess dlll az ~. Lar
P..Irl Western !uW 3. TauO@-PriMe CITY dull
Of a. Turpputur-- spirits steady 43. Rosn-Fne dull
az Il GI. Common. 81y sgd Chcese-AmeucaD Choice
dull so lu~t on. uJnn here tOuExti4 state. st'ldy
afl3Hd. Wheat-NO ! White dull 40 10 Ids No. spring,
5ul az 10. Winter New Western anil az ID ID Corn
Mixed steady ~ 621 fOr new. g. sd for nG.
LIVERPOOL March l,-3 p. nj rradstufs hrnL Flour,
20 H. c'atal tor estclu Wheat ga e ~ per cen
California White. 0f1Ng ID for california
bIu- edo lUGd Tor Red Winter TO- FOR Red western
Spring
LIVERPOOL. March lS} p. mPrOyisious-Ch 90 per
best grades u American Lard 500. per cNt
for American. Produrc-TaAOW %4bd yer cWt. Reunei
Petroleum 81 q iL,L per gallon
LUND1N. Matca l723J 2 nj lcuttL LinSeef 5000 20
Irruua!trI sperm or sra - per t0u; Pale E0s, y
l. ID spirits Turpenlne, A. i2M per cwt Iehneh
Petroleum. - ial ~prtsO Petroleum IdN- Id. per gail
Common I:o>in. 81. Laseod OIL 80 l5 per ton -
IgllEN IaIuh l~Nil.OX- Lard closed at 10 marks %
p,eungs per puunI- Petroleum marks - ptcunings
II ArGI aIIs % l-.WucoTs L4rG closed at % ir4aas 80
CcutWeS per 80 kllO~
AsTw err is.-Petrcieum Is francs paid and sell,
crS fIr Pale American Nic"Is Lana Closed AZ 40
francs % Confines 100 kilOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

BUFPALo March l3-CArTLgR Receipts today. 2eon LeAh
tx thu far M heat FOR same time a%t week
$4,000 head oonHg8ed through &2 cars nothing DONG eA
ccpt a sale 81 load Michigan Oxen a. ~ 50 49,, -
SUEgP I,NHs-I.ecepts to-day. 200 hrad; tot pI
Teek thus far, $1,000 head for same lime ls Nefh
heac. rec 9ts Consigned threaSh Is car, %
sales Choice % Ieurv - 2J ass 5O FAR " 'oou N''n
at - - as Lambs on sale. , -. r..
Rrcei-s DAG 500 head. total Tor week mus at
2BOOC head came time week $1,000 head cnHslgrl
-triy with good deuhhN al rs
b. ~ spGS1 10 G"pf - mt0lhIn
Werhta AZ - 2nas7 80. Pig- - sass 81
CHICAGO. l@NOS-itec III =. w l".lt silp-
mcus head market dull and weak especially Tor oor
Uyht aaes Common 10 Good Mixed 80 luGto % heaVy
Packing and ~hipping 81 7JGF1 20. Phiade pa anl Ih
= 25asi 40; Light Hogs - 2OHt5 ooi okps anu u'
I0qEf
CArrLR-Receipt head Shipments 1000 head geneta
demand good supVy meagrr EyI"rts ~ 2Frtb 10 Go2d
choice shipping Steers, - - as lO common 70 aI;
gOc So Nj Butchers stock, $685. % StOcAers
and Feeders dull but steady az S3rSi -.
SHFEP -Recctpts 400 head: shipments = 100 neal M
tcay and prices strongi Common TO Fair - 0V@s' -o'
Good 20 Choice. - 81. -.
Lofts. March lS.-HOGs-Quet and scarce llgnt
Workers. 80 $50 90 actinz - LoHte ~ 80 dG
ers Fancy 2O Pigs IS 30 as TO- receipts 'oo
head. shipments. $50 head -. $3.50 , 4.
demand bat offerings -. .-,
-HEFP-iecep'. head. shipments. none market nrm
with good demand Fair 20 Fancy Nuti0ns Slhst %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
cnTrox vARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL March ls.l2:so D motion arm 70 ma 10
& ,r 10 bales FOR speculation and export re-
sp 4'2" 9'S low Mans s March delivery 6as.d
Gft DO March and April deliver 6slsd also Gs4d
June delivery 27,d also Gad 10 June and July delivery
AL do August ana september delivery, 7isd, also I'd
Midng clarsc March delivery cIed do March and Avn
delivery, go sd do April and May delivery 5s'si DO May
do july iad August delivery. Gisgl Futures closed weak
da1 w ilci tSIl Zoo biics American
AuGusrA. March ls.Cotton quiet; Mddling II no. Low
MdlmG dlI7ct Cool Ordinary, 10 2ci netreceipt''
BALTIMORE Msfoh is~Coron steady: ,nddlIng l2isc.;
Low Ndtlins. Good Ordinary IO7 gross receipts
sp 2 Df,e % S1P Sas. tocs 500 baiss
boston March 1s-Cottop steady MddnnG l2lic" Lev %
bl- $50 bales exports u Great Britain 9ls bales
cS,yIATi March 1scoto9 quiet Niddlmss ll.. 3,
ba s shipments 6G6 bates sales. io5 bales; spnners
l Cstlsrog Mafcs iscottm qmet Middlng 1879
1-c ordinary II &C. net receipts 3ys Iaes exports
O aHvrsrov. March Is-cot,on steady Mddng I2c. Low
f',. 81 bales. exports to the Continent 343 bales
PHrAbaLrlIA MaTch Is.-Coiton urn: NIHdnng i2l.e.
Lev sddinG Vi GOOD Ordinary 10 &c: net receipts
NOZZLE March is.-Cotton steady Middling. l2c.; Low
fas Export, coaat%i:e iss bales 100 bales stock,
MEarai. March Is Cotton firm ,ndanng. ll.c;. net
receipts 5GI gross Isl bales +h!pments 1881 bales
SoRFoLx March l'.-Cotton hrm: Mddilng. l2c.,
net receipts exports Great Britain A0l >
bales $50 bales: sales ll7S bales stock 44oI2
NEwOELPANs Aarcn Is-COtfon firm MiddlinSs, l2c.;
Low Midiing ". Good Ordinary. i4c: ret receipts
24J3 bales gross 3lGO bales exports France 1870
bales Channel 4775 bales sales 5000 bales stock
2S3577 bales
Stv,NNAH march Cotton quiet Mifdhng &c; Low
MGiug II Goou Ordinary. l0ec net receipts pO2
sal@ no eYenin :. 200 bales: stock Ol94l
bales
IL LOUIS March cotton quiet Middling, II e.: Low
Midl. L Good Ordinary. 1850. receipts 1874 bales
sbtpnaptS D b4Ie a!es 500 bales stock So 779
WuMN ,rOy. March l--COtton irm Mitdling, IL SC:
Low Aiidtug &C.. Ordinary IuTisc Nat receipts
279 bales exports ~ bass: stock 54la baies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

pENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
On and amer January q Is..


AND United STATES MAIL kOlrE
Trains cave View YORK via De-Irsrs and CurIuff
Ferries j. follows
Harrisburg. Pt,sburg. the West aud south Putnam
Palace attached 90 = a ant .. ~.
fork and Chicago Limited ~ Pullman Iaace cara
daily
Wliamsport LocK Haven, m. : m CORY 41d E1s
at T. ~ connecting u Cory FOR rtHsve. Petroleum Coo
and the Oh Regions
Baltimore, Washington, ant the south limited Nishing.
Express" ~ Pullman P3rioT daily AZ,
10 arrive Washington Regular % $40 d.
$40 :, aId p n. and y night SUNDAY. ana p H..
- night
Express FOR Baltimore except sunday. D.
For Atlantic CITY. iAIuuEl car. except SUNDAY
Boats II Bruokiyn Annex connect With 80 thr,ax
ersey city a10rtngl speedy and Direct transit
for BrOONyn travel a. - ..,...
amt 10 40 D. NJ dauy FROM Washington and Baltimore $50
G.Joa a, J. 80 . b. and TO 30 q. SUNDAY . so
Csc M g35 and 1000 p m. From Phliadc. pli 50,
go I3O go So $40, lO1O 40 A. IA. 20. , % 80
On : yn l. 20 - 1910 ant 1880 . 3 5D
900 40 $50 80 m $50. 335 l8IO aud IO 50 y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAxA March l7-Sugar Market firm; MOlas,es sugar.
$50 10 - polarization 50 gold arrobe Musco
vadO Common 20 Far. GHl reais Gem ~ 10 20
polarization. boxes and hnds ~c09 reals gold per
srrobe. spanish gold 10 Exchange firm; The United
6i4q7 premium London Il .aI7 premiums ~ Paris.
n ~ premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

iOSTLc Butter and Eggs nominaliy unchanged Lard
nominal whiskey steady AZ 81 II Receipts-Fonr oevo
hba Wheat 100 bush. Corn 81 900 bush Shipment.
Flour 5000 6blss Wheat 5000 BUSH Corn 10000 busf
OatA IL 600 buah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

VNPEAN
tOvfo~ March 1872 80 m.U bonds, four ana haf
pe cents 80 Atlantic and Great Western irst nor gaze
ruste.- certificates 4Sl4 Erie q 90 second cOnso'
9SL NS York Central IA - Illinois Central l3"12 Penn
svlvan'a central Reading 3n. Milwaukee ana - Pam
common u l. New York Ontario and Western. 20.
lSNpOx AiHrch Is-2;OO nParls alElc"s quote thIee
uc ceur cnas ~ ceutiu for the account
LOSnOv March 800 =. MI bonds fOlI ana hal
per cents II p Erie 3s4 Illinois Central 'S4 teisy
5suia Central "a Resng SO4s Milwaukee and 81 Fdu
common 10 49,. -
L0SpYX March lS-5 m.Pa7s advices sote three per
cent rrrrs al - francs sly ceHtes for the account
pam. March lS-5.OO =. m.-Exchang1 On LO1tO1 %
franc. c,l times checks
BERIy March lsTbe statement Of the In per al 5sk OF
Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
G.cam5odls a!l0 R.Ii.roa65.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES Line
PAT y L aP9 ri LID fSyg per m NS o5n
meeting a; Albany 9HnGay mGTn.ag gtsfp'ed VII" Trains
". ". EVERETT, Prosdslt.
LOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
S59a Csnt5 ePot l y D. ~ WIKI y 5 S l3o XII,
| road, at Grand Central Depot ana prnGpa! hotels
E7OR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Lauding
a. Co.zen5 lWgs 10 nj corn AL N,5~gIiS, d ~
| and delaware and Wall valley Railroads, commencing
Win and Tloua. Corue, daily ara p foot OF Har.
st. North River except saturdays when the Thomas
cornell leaves At p IN.
FHTGH VALLEY RAH.ROAD.-PasSenge
- and after Dec ISL viii Leave depos loot o.
y m FOR asfon Bcthiehcn Allentown Reading Mach hunk
Wi.kesbarre. fOwanda W4veIly. Ithaca Geneva lyons
RiratoTn Relins MancI chunk, wi!kesbarre and Pitts
Train Fg ea1ns al 20 and p M connect Tor al poat,
IN Mahanay and HazIeton coal Ie 1sSn SSyrxGTov o
Office corner c4qreh 1gd GG[ands'&
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD
- ,SPRLXGFIELD. H0LYoKE s0Tra VENOM ST
md II 30 m l1days eXct3t LOOP M boat connects
with train Tickets sod checked 344
Broad say ~ ! AM S91rtst brooklyn E1euIsi0nE -
NORWICH LINE
Far reduced Lmlted tickets to Boston - TO Worcester -
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception the most eeSnt boat On the sound and
leave Per NO 80 North River loot Of Wats-st next pier
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except sundays at PM
OREGON,
" C0LoRADo. CALIFORNIA ST PAUL. MIME
APOLI,. and points In NEBRASKA, UTAH. MON
TASA DAKOTA MINNESOTA. and tho NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEsTERN Ry.
II runs from two TO five daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western pointa 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS vest OF
Chicago PULLMAN sLEEPERs AL Of It,
md nil vhf N
tormauon apply By person ~ anY coupon ticket
agent or 10 l. + BOOTH.
General Eastern gent, No as Broadway New.Yors
CHARMS .........-,,,.
odlcc. Pier Is. y. R.. foot Cortlandt-sL
Consrrments Of freight forwarded directed any part
world
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received or delivery Of a. kinds Of freight and mer
chandlse luy part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOE LIGuTEKAGE
Freight OF every description promptly nghercd point
r. the harJOr u reasonable rates
sIEANIBOAT-, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
IEa FOR EXC UISIONo
Steamer JOAN H. stAr1 ald Erastus Corning FOX NEW
HAVEN leave lIer = n r. at m daily. -sltu- ilys
eZoeUtrd.I
AarEopo.i- EXPEGs9 CO.. between Nea.Yor4 aud
New Haven. Tar, and dispatch guaranteed
Frei.: flr point. b. j. 81 W r. r. received 40 PieF 10
For New.H4ycu and po.t- tl'i az re Is . .,.,. 49,.
NyhIh 7-i.'''- ~ ~ 30. D. - ,yf T.,i's, n ~
Machine rlaar -Aopa c'cptlus 'ope 'a'naS " The
rElHE POPULAR SHORE LINE To BOSTON.
ALL Rail lr'm Grant .e en-. , Depot AIM Al
sd5 iS r. 5ias lr a 4 z 10 ~
P,s,...aaays 4 30 ~ tvta pallss aoo2inss,cn.
Limited ticEct8t3 blao'n Al riAl. -
Enil Aveuas aa w.nsor oaases .ndAs arALl
Ssalrai DegsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

DOUBLE TRACK. Tue MOST IMPROVED E1yrP.
AESI, AN u THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENr WIN AAsOLCIa sAtEIY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
sKINs-Ii0at quiet and nnr11IEed. Deer
though slow sale. held at steady rates

sTEARl y quiet and prices nomH3Iy unchanged
SrGAi.-i.iw demand brisk slIs- 61J hAds tHada
loule G7ec 600 Ilds Porto Rico private terms 25oD Lhds
C,ujrifugal --H- 1000 hhIs Cuha MI-cUy ado
7i.eG7stsc CuDtat'nns cuba Mus ado II
fprior % G0Ic. Far. 7I-HI'1Fc- Good.
75ac, Prime. -c Centrifugal ~ q-1eci Moas,es, sugar
81 r63c Nrlado. oj4r Porto Rico Irnniag Inferior 10
Good ar -c. Good % Prime" - 71-c Brazil j..
Nos L. S. &c lava, D. - Nos o. II. ia alc
Na.ia and IluO AMI Extra Superior. 14H
Re- ac active and strong Cut Loaf luo Crushed &C.
a" 9sc Confectioncrs a " ac standard" 97-a 20
q White ID Yellow do,
77s0slso. Yellow &c : ,H7 &c. yellow, Ia SC
TALLoW -Ugyt -iedy Prime city fl.41 ~ sales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
TO PHILADELPHIA

TIE OLD.EsTABLlsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH nay WEEK DAYS AND . o. Jun
DAY TuKEh STATIONS ~ PHILADEL-
PHtA- TWO ~ NEW-lORk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

andt streets, Ferries inilpy.. ''"
20, =. Il Unified L. 4 b o 4
aud u iu. and ~ night sundays aud 10 4 a. \ a.
and . p and u NIGHT.
Express daily except at "a
a aud D running through Trenton and annsn
Returning trd1s leave Broad 81 station. Philadelphia
1901. sos. 80 -. 50 80 $50 $50 and ~ N liza
Express, 80 M !. 8 t. 5 .. 8 30 IS and d g,
sunday, .2ul, 500 80 ts5 $50 m T. $50 50 aaf
Leave PMadg.phlA wa Camden. 3 a IA aud 40
o. daily. except sunday 49,
Ticket 6fces sac Broadway l Actor Hous. AMI
foot and COrf land sts 1t and gos
Bn Annex station. foot ot Fulton a.. brooklyn Nos ia
lis Huu.Ou.sf, NuuuArn, Stallion Ier..v CIfv.
Emlsraut Ticket once. Battery place ''' '''
The New York Transfer Conn any will can for sod check
baggage nom hotels anu residences
FRANK THOMSON. J. Il. WOOD.
Mauager Aseu.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

NTONINGFON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE g. Ga Boson fT nrssclass i'm o. Jackets sJA Ol;y
steamer -r0Ni\GFON AMI NAKRAGANSErr lra,.
ayeuav excerpt SuudIysl AZ p. H. nom Pet IS y Il
luot OF Tly It arriving n Boston at . n.
Tickets sale iI prudPH uCArt hosA -tlt-roOn
secured Mr-toits C1. NO. SOL
50. Broadway Aston House. and :. MstropOdA iad eta
avenue Iot-, ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINZ Tor Frelght0aly.
steamers Iolyu tltt ~, loo. Of warren ST. v r.. n
only le4aeps suud4y ,0r Boston wa PrOydsacs lrssg
FlrgAL "a e.thcr las taaon ~ lowest rates
Il. .. BAECUCA. F.vslIuaL l. v. FlLAtNS, u. !. Ags
ry..t,I BOAT>-ClIlZEN'S LINE.-Ney
4 steamers SARATOGA ard CITY OF TROY .eavs
,nhers. connecting with morning trains tot North AAd
ASsL. SUNDAY steamer touches Al Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer. Fesseis mi RrtrOrf'
NFw-YORK. Saturday March lS 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

r W
No. 81 AND 80 South IHLHDeIr
PHILADELPHIA. FEB -, lSs2.D
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Board %, Of
~ Directors has this day de Jared ~ ART RLf DlNI
DENDo Of ONE DOLLAE PER SHARE In cash on The pre-;
the Company ont o. the earnings Of the said
Company payable aud after the l5t ayot March 49, %
~ stockholders registered at o'clock m February
- l~-2.
stockholders Of record View York viii De paid above ~
the National Bank. NO.34 alst New" Ork city and
Stockholders Philadelphia viii De- paid at the Of
Treasurer this city The transfer books VIII DC
closed flUm March unit. March p, both inclusive
o. r. W. ARltES secretary.
V'EXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY The coupons Of the first mortgage Eastern D
vision. bonds OF thc TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY maturing March !. i,o- viii Dr. paid on after
that the Mercantile Trust COMPANY NO 10 Broad
way. NrV-Y0ra CAS-. q. = eAILLI LEsl I.e431IeG
MANHATTAN RAILEOA. COMPANY. 40 Il BROADWAY
NFW-IoHK March ], I0o2.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS Of This Com
I uauy have ibis l4- declared QUART tN1Y DINI-
DENbofOVE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT on the FIRST
and preferred stocks 0 ths company payable az the
Mercantile Trust COMPANY l2o broadway on April =
l-s2 ....,
t-.2 ID W. HcWILLIAM-. Treasurer.
O.FIDE oF rlf1 Loyg ISLAND K. K. co...
Is BHOAVAY. NEWfORk. March y, 1851
THE coupons from the SmlthtoVn and Port
jefferson Railroad % bonds Will De pald on presentation
Al the the COrJin Banking CO.. 10 Broad Ntw'
YORK city. T. W. ~ ION' Afeas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

to the AL vert uent in another column Is very
favorable exhibit
The GROSS earnings of the following railroads are
rpnogted
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

4 VIZ EMAIL UEAAi-AN LINE
4 Hamburg American Packet Company's Line tar
PLYMOUTH CUERBOCRG and HAMBURG.
SUEVIA........ .-.... Mar. y W laSTP prl5
WIELAN Mar. 80 LF-SI y Il NpIi -
Rates plymouth. LOnG0n, Cherbourg. and Hamburg
First cabin, for steamers sailing before Apr go 500
Cabin. 500 Storage. $50 Round mp az reduced
rates Hamburg Hayre and southamptGns2t
KUNHARDT & CO, {. B. RICHARD " 70, =.
General Agents General passenger Agents
81 - prold.st. Y. Y. No 81 Broadway, y. Y.
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TMFENIAL TThMAN NI4tIII'
Il NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
hSIIIP LINE BETWEEN EEN YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
MOSEL.........s sat- Mar. % HA8SBU re. sat- April i
3. ed -t'EA I-.-----at. A4rll =
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 70 SOlEHAMP-
TON. HAVRE or BREMEN -.
FIRST CABIN .....&IO0- SECOND CABIN ..-..-.--.e5O
STEEHAGE. $50.
Return ucAes 1t reduced rates. Prepaid stoeHage certh.
Gates go steamers sl from pier between Second and
unjust" 'i"'""tn y 5-r mon. q CO Rov,inrrirccu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

aghfer. -,
Iaght Hacks..... 34a35 Light CrOp. I'D 49,
Middle Backs . IS a3d Middle crop ....-.--32 H33
Middle b'ks Heavy 36a3rl Relies. .......... 1928
CALCUTTA buI1lg-Lisht 2OP-I Hide 20 WI nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

PrI~t u~ek March. Sll9j6 $,NLM n 5s1tS
Jan g. dsrrb IA 2s9,+oN SJ'o'o ~ ~
The. total ,oo-eurnts of -four and gram at the
priacipal POINTS FORTH week ended March -, $50
and sine. llunary l. fDt years 1851 ana 49,
Nnrn a.. tnll1N-S.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-03
The Same Old Lie.

The Whitehall Times tells n good story
of n s;raigbt.laced and modern collegan
whose older sister called 10 see lin, NJ his
rooms. An elderly gentleman called who
had occupied the room So years previous
ly. To avoid any talk among the boys
the young man put his sister in closet
ill the close of the visit. The old man
came IN, saying, after the usual greetings
"The same old view into the masters gar.
den. Yes, the same old view. The same
old pictures, ioo;" and he got mp and tap
ped The frames; "and declare the sn,ne
old sofa. Dear me"' Next he walked
around the room, stopping at the fireplace
"Same old manlelpiect! Then he got to
the closet and turned the handle. "Samel
old" He had just opened the door when
he caught the nutter Of u petticoat and
suddenly closed 1t. "Ahl" says he, shnk.
ing his head, "snme old games, same old
games" "Sir" gasped the young man
Ssh that's my sister. She-lhat is-.'
well, ! declare. Same old lie. Same
old lie."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-03
REPORT OF GRAND jury.

The Grand Jurors of the October term,
1882, OF said court, respectfully report:
That in compliance with the Statutes
and the instructions of the Court, we have
during our session visited the county jsiI
OF the county. We have examined its
condition, and discipline and treatment
of the prisoners therein confined and their
habits, diet and accommodations. We find
that the rnlea prescribed by this Court for
the care and treatment of the prisoners
have been faitllfnlly observed and the reg
ulntiOns prescribed hy law complied with.
We believe the Jail however unsnfe for
the following reasons:
/. The manner in which the cell doors
are hung is defective and insecure. render
ing IL comparatively easy for occupant to
force them free from their hinges, and here.
by giving egress to the main corridor of the
Jail.
2. There il nothing 10 prevent full and
free communication through the nortl,
window in the main hall, between prison
ers and persons outside. The amplest op.
portunity exists for evil disposed persons
to supply prisoners with all tools necessary
to effect their escape.
We believe this matter requires imne
tliate attention and therefore urgently nd
vise the County Commissioners to cause the
ereation Of nich n structure as will effect.
nally cut off communication between pris-
oners and persons outside The prison walls
We find that the new privy in the rear
Of the courthouse has been constructed
without reference to ar provisions for ven
tilation and proper attention TO cleaning
and disinfeciing the same, and that IL hn,
become nuisance, which we urge TO be
remedied.
We believe TINT the ESuperiniendent OF
the In6rmary il doing all possible for the
care and comfort Of iia inmates. We are
OF opinion lhnt the building set apart fpi
insane inmates is unfit for ire and urgent
ly recommend the immediate CONSTRUCTION
OF building or apartment suitable foi
the purpose.
We also find that there is abont to be
constructed au ash.ry and SNAKE homs,
adjoining and n'tnclied Ia Ire snake l,ouse
| in such manner M 10 endnnscr the main
building by fire. We recommend that
the hui ding he erected nj n safe dislanc,
from the main building.
| DAVID MAIN, Foreman.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-03

Mr.. S. ID. Rich, who nourishes like a
green bay tree for a few months OF some
daily paper, late of the Toledo Commerciai'
later OF ST. Louis and, Hannibal, Mo-
aud whose last venture wasa small daily
in Detroit, has just closed out again. Ac-
cor'ling 10 the comments OF the Detroit
Evening Neus his last venture was Oh the
''independent" dodge, and for sale to the
highest bidder amo,g the politicians. II
says! "The practice of bribing news pa
rers is az foolish MS il is wicked, because j,
should be perfectly apparent 10 the sim
plest of politicians that a journal which
sells itself for money, has nothing Of valu,
20 deliver In return"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-03
INDICTMENTS BY GRAND jury.

Isaac Williams. of Millbury ling
horse from Henry Cole al-o from B. NJ
Crandall, of Ross.
Geo. Hillabrand, Of Perry.burg-opcr
saloon on Sunday,
Jacob II. Arlz. Of Perrysburg-Selina
liquor to drunkard also to habitual
,lrunkard.
Albert Bradshaw, Of Six Ponts-Ope,
m loon on election day.
Peter Emslie, OF SIX Points Assault
and battery on Geo. Redman; Emslie
plead mot guilty !" trial set for Oct. 81
bail $3.50, Jaslier pillars security
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-03
THE SURGEON S.KNlFE.
wonderful Su rgicai opc -isc-
moval of Urinary stones from

uddcr-Successfu1.
Mr.. Simeon Tic,scil, Of Saugcrlics, N. ",
had been treated tor seven years by various
physicians fur what they call Structure OF the
Uretl,ra, without benefit. He finally consulted
DR.. David Kennedy, Of Rondout N. Y, who
found his trouble to be Urinary Calculi or
Stones In the Bladder, The doctor at once re-
moved the foreign bodies with the knife and
then gave his great Blood Specific, "Favorite
Remedy" to prevent their reformation. The
entire treatment was cmjnenty successful and
Mr. Tietseil's recovery was rapid aud perfect
While "Favcrite Remedy" is specific in
ali Kidney aud Bladder diseases, IL is equally
valuable in cases of Bilious Disorders Consli.
patton ot the Bowels, and all the class OF Ills
apparently inseparable from the constitutions
of women. Try it. Your druggist has 1t, aud
its Gust is only one dollar bottle. II lucky
manis he who puts this advice in practice. Don't
forget the name and address, DR.. David Kenne.
dy, Rondout, N. Y. The Doctor would have Il
understood that, while he is engaged 10 the in
troduction of his medicine, "Favo,ite Remedy"
he still continues the practice Of his profession,
but confines himself exclusively to office prac.
tice. He treats all diseases of chronic char
acter. aud performs all the minor aud capital
operations of surgery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-03
Mo,hcrsi Mothcrsi Morhcrsi

Are eyondisturbcd q nigh, aud broken Of your
est by a sick child suffering and crying with
The excruciating pain Of cutting teeth9 II so
go at once and get a battle of MRS. WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer mediate ~ = deEcnd up
no II; there Is no mistake aboutit. There Is not
a mother on earth who has ever used II, who
wi, mot tell you at once that II regulate the
bpweis, and give re st 10 the mother, nd relic We
and health to the child, operating like magic.
lts perfectly safe to use In all cases. aud pleas
ant ~ the taste, aud is The prescription Of one
fthe oldest female physicians aud nurses in
cents n bDttI lie,