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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-08
Foreign.


LONDON, July IA dispatch to Reuters
telegraph company, from Moscow, an
nounces the sudden death of General Sko.
belief, the famous Russian general at
Hotel Dussex there.
PARIS, July Tt is semi.oilicially an.
nounced that the conference yesterday
agreed upon terms of invitation TO the
porte TO intervene in Egypt.
CoNsTAYTIYorLE, July THE Drago.
mans OF all the embassies yesterday invited
the porte to join the conference.
GETTING sULKY.
Abdurrahman Pasha, president of the
council of ministers, has resigned. kadri
Pasha has been summoned from Adrian.
ople. The sultan has directed an examina.
ton Of torpedoes and asks how long II will
take to execute an order for 200 of them.
The sultan consulted General Wallace to.
day us to how he could satisfy the powers
without prejudcing his rights
wAR.L1kE.
LONDON, July 7.-Military preparations
continue. During yesterday evening all
'he officers Of the first battalion of Scots
Guards were ordered to return TO their regi.
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ENpoRsING REAGAN.

WASHINGTON, July THE house COM
mittee on commerce to-day unanimously
adopted resolutions endorsing Reagan's
refutation Of VanVoorhes' recent state.
ment in the house concerning the passing
of the bill to regulate immigration.
AS the result of the consultation between
counsel for the government in the star.
route cases upon the recently discovered
important evidence, Colonel Bliss, through
District Attorney Corkhill, filed motion
in the criminal court for
REcoNvESTtoN OF THE GRAND JURY.
Judge Wylie granted the motion and
issued an order convening the Jury at 10
O'Clock on Menday, the 10th instant The
prosecution have no doubt of their ability to
obtain new indictment. II Is probable
that the defendants will then be immedi.
ately arraigned, although they cannot be
tried before the October term of court.
There Is much speculation rs TO the charac-
ter Of this new evidence. The testimony OF
Contractor Walsh Is said to form part OF
II. Among other sensational ru.
mors is one to the effect
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The favoritc flower in Boston Just now is
what young ladies call the daisy, but which
is more familiar to farmers and Others who
have lived in the country as white weed
One meets it everywhere. Ladies pluck Il
and wear IL in punches about their persons
or trim their hats and dresses with II
and nearly every house among people Of
aesthetic tastes has in IL the form of n
bouquet. | suppose 1t is as plenty in
the fields with you as with us. II Is really
a very handsome flower, but II Is very com.
mon, and to farmers there is no weed 40
pestiierous. If 1t gets into n field Il will
spread as nothing else spreads, and Il re.
fuses to be uprooted. The plow will not
half the time kill IL out. Cattle will not
eat IL; II destroys the succulent grasses .
II Is the despair of the agriculturist. There
might be n market for It for ornamental
purposes were IL not for its inexhaustible
plenty. We raise enough about Boston
alone to supply continent. There is no
roadside without II and II will not down
In the field. People have begun TO take Il
up for house plant to flower In winter,
and very good success has been had will,
II In this way.--[ Hartford Courant.
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Crimes and Casualties.


TT SMITH, ARK, July IA cyclone
Monday killed twenty head of cattle near
VanBuren, and of three men who were
herding them one was killed outright and
the other two fatally hurt.
MURDERED.
LITTLE Rock, July I'm the Indian ter
ritory last Sunday, near McAllister, Rev.
w., J. Sprague, Methodist minister. who
had incurred the enmity of some Young
Indians whom he had corrected i'm school
was set on in lonely place, and after n dc,
termined struggle killed. There is no clue
10 the murderers except as indicated above.
fELLVlLLE, ARKANSAS,
suffered severely last night from an incen-
diary fire. A number of buildings were
destroyed, but the losses and insurances
cannot accurately be given.
ALTON, LII, July AT JERSEY Landing
Illinois, small town on the Mississippi
river' near Alton, Edward o. Hare, a
farmer aged so,
FATALLY WOUNDED
Jonh carroll and attempted to murder his
WE III Il NJ OF Insane jealousy. lie threat.
ehed to Kill two other men whose names
he did not mention. His wife bears A good
character, and the murderer is accounted
insane,
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Al NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, July There were constant
outbreaks among the striking freight
handlers and the new men employed in
their places this morning. Some of the
Italians employed on the Erie docks while
coming to their work were attacked and
one oil them was badly cut with stones.
a man, supposed to be one of the assail
aus, was arrested. An old man, Tor many
years an employe of the company, was also
assaulted, and compelled to take refuge
ana summon police before he could reach
ms work. -Four of the old men r. sumed
work at the New York Central & Hudson
hiVer uepot this morning at the old rates
The police do not like the
APPEARANCE OF THINGS
ana lear great deal OF trouble next week.
ihey say the strike is not a strike. bu, that
the coming week will develop its iull force.
me condition of affairs at the receiving
stations is about the same Little freight
is received and little shipped. All docks
are crowded with freight which is being
slowly handled. An Italian wo king in the
hudson River railway yard had his skull
fractured by stone thrown by some un-
known person.
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The SCiotO

WHISKY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE DISASTER.
SrEuDENyrLLE, 20, July.7.-lt is stated
that whisky was at the bottom of the Scio-
TO steamboat disaster, as some of the off
GERS and many of the passengers had freely
circulated the bottle before the collision
and were drunk at the time. Five addi.
tional bodies have been recovered from the
wreck of the Scioto this morning us follows,
Willie Wing, John Christie, Miss Shields,
John fomlinson, and body supposed 10
be that Of Il, Duffy.
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Poor I.o
on A wHIRL.

DENVER, Coli, July Another Indian
was killed ut the agency near Ignaco, New
Mexico, last night, by a band of western
Indians, who when leaving the agency yes.
terday stole several horses. Six or eight
Utes pursued them. This morning the
body of one of the pursuing party was
found. Chief lgnacio and party are on the
trail. A fight is expected to-day. The
agency Indians will protect the whites.
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WE ARERI

For another onslaught upon our various stocks,
and prices must suffer. We are already thinking
OF the time, soon to come, when every inch of
room will be wanted for the dis play of another
Seasons stock For the purpose of obtaining
that ROOM, we announce our Grand Semi Annual
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.TARvED IN LoNELfNE.

LITTLE Rock, July "A woman and two
children were found starved to death in a
lonely section of Van Buren county, in the
mountains. 1t Is believed the woman fell
sick and the children being too young to
secure aid for her perished miserably. The
third child was still alive and had gnawed
piece of flesh from the arm of one of her
dead sisters. 1t died soon after the dlscoy.
cry was made.
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That First Bale.
EN- ROUTE To NEW YORK

New YORK, July THE first bale of the
new cotton of the crop of 1889 was con.
signed yesterday by Carson & Ellis, of
Houston, Texas, to Latham, Alexander a.
Co., of this place. 1t weighs 47O pounds
aud grades as low middling The producer
obtained $3.50 for 1t in Texas, beside a pre.
minm of S95 f'N
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Sale!

To-day marks the era of its beginning. The day
upon which our sales have footed up the requisite
amount, will mark the era of its end.
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Base Ball.


AT PlTTSBURG.
PrrTsBuRG, July 7.-Baltimore, s, ALE.
gheny,6.
AT NEW YORK.
New YoRg, July 7,-Worcester II; Met.
ropohtan, o.
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San Antonio.
Special TO the Herald.

SAN ANTONIO, July THE Express
Eagle Pass special says; News reached
Piedras Negras, Mexico, this morning Of
battle yesterday between eighteen contra
bandisis ana forty soldiers acting under
the orders of the oustom'house, The con-
trabandists were overtaken by the troops
about fifteen leagues from Piedras Ne
gras, while in camp. Half of the
troops attacked mounted and the
others opened on them from ravine.
The comba,ants fought desperately,
losing one killed and one mortally wounded.
Cayettno Gonzales, Mexican custom.house
officer at Piedras Negras, was killed. Up
wards of forty bales of goods, about forty
horses, a number of guns were captured,
and nine Of the smugglers
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Bryan.
specinl 10 the Herald.

BRYAN, July I'm the county demo.
cratic convention to-day Coke, Roberts,
Senator Henderson and Representative
Ayers were endorsed. Colonel Stewart and
Colonel Hutcheson, candidates for congress,
delegation Is almost solid for Stewart
The Baptist state Sunday.school conven-
tion met today. There are about 200 dele
gates present. -.
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COMMERCIAL,

NEW YORK, July The stock market
opened strong and to 4 higher than it
closed yesterday the latter for Rock Island.
In The earlier dealings the general list sold
up to !, after which decline of / to II
was recorded, in which Rock Island, Louis.
vile " Nashville and New Jersey Central
Were prominent. At II o'clock there was
IRE 'overy of to II, Rochester & Pittsburg
ano New York Central leading the upward
turN.
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LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.

j. yERrooL, July This weeks circular
9, she Liverpool Cotton Brokers' associa-
non says; Cotton has been in good de-
mand, quotations generally fully sup.
ported. American was in fair demand.
frlces are firmly maintained. In sea is
land there was limited request and prices
are firm. Futures were inactive and nriccs
are generally unchanged.
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Continued on Fourth page.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-02-23
a Strike Mt Pelrer.

The Greenville Mers says that Thursday
the masons at work on the new factory at
Pelzer struck in body, except three men
who refused to join. The masons have
been paid heretofore two dollars day, and
struck for two and half. They are both
white and coloIed men. Capt. Smyth re-
fused to grant the advance asked for and
when some Of the strikers showed dlsPo-
sition to yield informed them that they
would only be taken back at dollar and
seventy-fiye cents, those who had not struck
receiving their former pay. Two men re-
pudiated the intention OF striking when
they signed the paper, and were taken back.
The strikers, % in number, lett and went
to Greenvile, subseque 1tly scattering, some
going to Atlanta and some to Augusta, and
a few remaining there. The strike is said
to have been led by Jack Davis, of Atlanta,
who presented the paper for signatures
Only n small force-five or six men-re-
main at work now, but the company will,
without doubt, replace the strikers very
soon, aud there will be but slight interfer-
ence with the work which is being rapidly
pushed.
This action OH the part of Capt. smyth
will doubtless put stop 10 further strikes
at Pelzer. 1t is the proper mode of dispos-
ing of those who band together for the pur-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-02-23
Outrageous Attempt at Robbery.

On last Friday night daring attempt
wos made to rob family of ladies in An
derson. About nine o'clock some one
knocked at the front door, and after being
asked several times who was there respon.
ded, "a friend" The ladies refused to ad-
NIT him without knowing his name, and
upon asking his business were told that he
had important information to communi-
cate: and slipped note under the door, of
which the following is copy:
Ladies read this and be not alarmed i
warn you for your good when hand YOU
this paper there will be of the greatest
Williams on earth outside your house be not
alarmed they think that / am one of the
gang am on their track weeks they mur-
dered z sisters down the country there is o
reward of 1000 for their Arrest make no fuss
they want mon ey if they will not get some
fear the worst they will stop at nothing
bad If you give any money give it to me
quick before the whisky begins to work on
them If they suspect me they would cut my
troat must make belief that am as bad
rs they are if not l cannot capture them I
will let you see my bodye will keep them
what you can quick you Will get it all back
they vii. be captured Saterday night do not
try to go out or make fuss If you value
your lives or your reputation this was writ
ell In the dark gave you all the points say
nothing for day or so they would kill me
and so to some other place there is 0 OF
they will be all at sertain place on Saturday
night have arrangement made to take them
when you read this burn it
The ladies read this note, and thereupon
| one Of them went to q window facing the
street to make more secure the curtains,
and saw man standing there looking into
room, the window having no blinds. They
then called q colored woman who lives near
by and sent for DR.. Diver who is near
neighbor, and while he was in the house
one or more persons were heard in the yard.
DIR. Diver had the police summoned and q
thorough search vas made.
Three colorcd men were arrested on sus.
picion Of the offence, but on preliminary
hearing the only evidence adduced against
them was that they were seen in the neigh
borhood Of the residence about half hour
after the occurrence, and the track Of one OF
them corrcsponded with a track in theyard.
Th .-e was nothing distinctive, however,
about it, and the case was dismissed forlack
of testimony to mplicate the parties.
The offense was great outrage upon Or
der and the peace of the community, and
every possible effort should be made to as
certain and bring to justice the criminals.
No punishment would be too severe to be
inflicted upon men who would thus seek to
steal from helpless ladies, and the inquiry
for the perpetrators should not cease until
they are detected and properly prni7hed.
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pose OF enforcing the payment OF unreason.
Auie wages, simply because they think their
employer is in their power. The Pelxer
strikers found the wrong man to practice
.neir scheme upon, and those who are in
'ne employ Of this company hereafter will
proht by their experience
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Aladden Oll-150O fire test-does not
smoke lamp chimneys, and gives better
light than any burning oil in use. Received
highest awerd at Centennial Exposition.
For sale by Wiihite 6 Wilhite.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-02-23

Wilhite g. Wilhite have large supply of
fresh Garden Seed and Onion Sets from the
most reliable seed growers in tho world.
Buist's seed are warranted.
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A large lot SAMPLE HATS at n. Y.
Wholesale prices, and job lot below cost.
If you want bargain call on me. Am
receiving large lots Middleton's and Bre-
mer's Fertilizer. See me before you buy.
G. A. REED. Agent.
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Go to Whites and get can Of con-
densed milk. 1t makes just as good milk
and is cheaper and better than keeping q
COW. Try it. Ask those who have used it..
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ANY person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED &
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
bles them to select the most reliable West
crn Buggics at lower prices than any one.
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Buist's Irish Potatoes (Seedlngs). selected
for garden planting, at Whites Drug
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Garden sceds at Wilhite 8 Wilhito,s.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-03-26
san francisco Quotations.
[BY MAIL ANDfTELEGRApHl

tBY MAIL ANDfTELEGRAPH.l
WHEAT-No. l, sltO per centai;
OATs-Sl j0G1 IS a cti.
WooL-Oregon, Valley 2S@3l cts. q
70. Eastern Oregon, 20G26.
HIDEs-ileavy salted 1015c; light, do
91S@IOc; salted calf, 91S@10c.
FAMILY PRoyIsIoNs-Bacon, HOS
cts: clear Oregon sides, 13@i31lc; hams
BARLEY-Coast feed, 81 42@145p ctl
Brewing 81 50@1 co Il ctl.
EGGs-CalifOrnia, 26@23c p doz: Ore.
gOn. 22@23c = doz.
FLoUR-OregOn extra. 50 90; Super.
fine. So IS.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Extra fancy
Butter, So cts, 3 10; Fresh roll, good
to choice, 25@271zcts.2 ID. Cheese, Is
SSEEDs-Flax, 21<@4c 3 b; Canary
3@5 G.: Alfalfa, 16@l7c; Timothy. so
BHes-Wool sacks, 44@5Oe; potato
gunnies, 1S775@1ic; standard grain nom
inal.
FRu1Ts-Dried apples. 6@9 cts. . Il
for Qrs.: 7@9c for sliced: Pears, S@lGc
PlumS. 7@10, pitted 13@1j; Peaches, L
@l3e; peeled, 17@20.
SALMoN.--Columbia river fish are
qu0tab!e at 81 30 q doz, 1-fb tins Oi
the spot; on the river, 81 % q dOz. Sac
ramentO 81 POOL 25'
Cube. barrels, Ike; Crushed, HE
Extra Powdered, barrels. 12e; Fin,
Crushed, bbls.. Ike; Dry Granulated
bbls., Ike; Extra Granulated, bbls
1O1sc: Golden C. bbls.. 915c; ID, bbls. O
= Go
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AstOrIa gfarkeiS. .


RETAIL.
FLoUR.--Superiine 81 %; Extra S. y :;
Corn Meal q cwt. s5 30; Buckwheat = cwt
Sc 90.
BuTrER-Choico roll. 321s to 40 cts. & D
CHEESE -Clatsop dairy 20G25c.
EGGs.-35 to 81 cts q doz. Chickens, ~ o..
FREsH MEATs.-Choice cuts. Lamb. i0c;
Beef sSI0: Pork To- Mutton Sdl0. By tho
carcase Sc.
MEATs.-Breakfast bacon II;sgl6 per II;
sides ls1z@l41Sc: hams 151sel9c; shoulders
lN9l2e smoked beef logl6s5e: corned beef
sl0Sl2 "a bbL corned pork loc q n.
DEANs.-3K96 cts.
LARD.-1n tins and caddies lG9lsc y n.
HoNEY.-In frames 4oc /; in glass Joc.
SUGAR.--l1zc above T prices.
DRIED FRUrTs.-Blsckberri &c; Prunes
| I21z9l6c.
Mill FrEp.--Dran SIG % q ton: chop
feed s2iG25; Shorts s25@27 50; Hay s9e@
SD q ton.
oATs.-AceOrdins to quality. prices range
| from 81 70 TO 81 90 per cwt.
| Observation-Disclosures aG21Gc per rs
ONIONS 9a3c q D..
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Proposals for Fresh Reef. Mutton
and Flour

ana Flour.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, DEPARTMENT
n OF the Columbia, Vancouver Barracks. ".
T., March /. 1882
Sealed proposals. in tripllcate, subject to
the usual conditions will be received at this
Office and at the Office OF the Acting Assist
ani Commissaries Of subsistence at the fol-
lowing named posts 1or the supplies needed
at tn sc posts only until IL O'Clock, noon. on
Wednesday, April IL. 1882, at which time and
place they Will be opened In the presence OF
bidders for the furnishing and delivery OF
Fresh Beef and Mutton dnrlng the year cum
mencing July |, 1882:
HOise Barracks, 1. T.; Fort Candy, W. T. :;
Fort Cour d'Alene, i. T.. Fort, COlyillc. W.
I. Fort Klamath, Oregon Fort LapwaI. |.
T.; Camp Spokane. w. I. Fort Townsend,
W. T.; vancouver Barracks. w. T.; Fort
Also. for the delivery OF the following
amounts OF Flour Boise Barracks. I. T.,
1856 pounds; Fort Candy. w. T.. 1926
pounds; Fort CGur d'Alene. ]. T.. 53.ess
Fort klamath. oregon, 1856 pounds For
Lapwai, 1t, l0,73l pounds Camp Spokane.
W. T., q. .z67 pounds; Fort Townsend, w. r.,
1908 pounds Vancouver Barracks, W. T.,
so,2.s pounds; Fort Walla Walla. w. r.,
Samples OF the Flour, mot less than TWO
p9undS) proposed 10 be furnished. must be
submitted with the proposals. The Flour 10
be tested by baking before acceptance.
Proposals for quantities OF Flour less than
the whole required will be received. The
government reserves the right TO reject any
or all proposals.
Blank proposals and printed circulars stat
Ing the kind of Beef. Mutton and flour re-
quired at each post. and giving full instruc-
tons as the manner OF bidding. conditions
20 be observed by the bidders and terms of
contract and payment, will be furnished on
| application at this office, or the Acting As
sistant C0mmissaries of Subsistence az the
! VarIoflS D0qr namal
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked proposals for at -" and
addressed to the undersigned or to the res
| pective Acting Assistant Commissaries of
subsistence. SAML T.CUSHING,
l Captain and G. s., U. 8. A.
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VESSELS OE TIE WAY.
From American Ports.

from AmcFlcdn t-oftS.
GerteHlsh Philadelphia. Jan u
India fks5 Patren Philadelphis Oct
ida LiEr57 Eastman Phila.
Jane Fish sh. New York. Sept.
Lamoi BIZ PhiIadelphia loading
Philip Fitzpasrick. Am sn, Philadelphia. Oct? q
SonomslOss Sowberry Phila.
Sparrvx sc6 s 4 March l6
FrORl Foreign Ports.
Amphitrite Dutch sh 1910 Newcastle july
Adolf. Swe. bk. et5' tons. RinsmaIsson. Gotten.
burg, Oct IS
Bolden, Br bk Liverpool
Co. of Inverness Br sh 1896 Capetown Oct
ChIoe. br blk. 457 tons. May 81.
City OF Manchester. br bk 1s6.tons Rio
Puinsss Abbey. bk ius3, Libby Yokohama
Ms9t5ba. Br sh Buenos Ayres Sept IL
MsNcoa br bk 5e4 tons Japan
Navigatore Il blk 60 Shields July 81
Peter Stuart Br sh l3i7 Victoria Sept g
River Thames br bk SOL tons Christie IquiQui
Torbecks. Dutch sh. Newcastle. Wis Solrabasa.
June
wauiock br bk. .iO tons. Liverpool to Astoria dit
rect. Oct
wIn Hales. An bk, Hongkong
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Pay up and Save Costs.

Six months have passed and yet there
are several persons whose Indebtedness
10 me, on account of THE AsToRIAN
prior to October lst, 1881, still remains
nncanceiled. ! have determined to
bring, II necessary, suit to collect every
dollar that remains delinquent after ten
days from this date, March 18th 1882
hence IF YOU ARE INDEBTED YoU
KNOW 1T, and can save costs and trouble
oy handing the money TO Mr.. F. c. Nor
fis, VINO Is the only person authorized
warding the same TO my address.
u. c. IRELAND. 3
No. 110 Front st. (up Stairs
Portland. Oregon.
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ARRIYALS FRoM SEA.

State of California, IS 200 tons. Dsbney. F
March IS
Ivy. sh. New York. March %
Mount Washington. sh. l2l7 tons. NJ March %
Emily Chaplin Cuaymas March 2l
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THE MARKETS.
Financial.

Silver, at par.
Com exchange on San Francisco 4 per cent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par;
solling-1: to per cent.
Legal Tenders-paT.
Telcgraphic transfers on New York ] per
cent. premium.
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School Tax, District Mo. g.
UPPER ASTORI

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
now due and payable at the office of the
undersigned. Please pay up promptly and
save costs. VIM. B. ADAIR,
dtd. Clerk District No. 8,