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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-24
LAND RENT REDUCTIONS.

London, February 23.-The sub
commissioner of the land court, at
Cork, yesterday reduced the rent of
two of Ben. c. Jones farms from lS2
and I,126 to $50 and ESQ respec-
tiyely,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-24
CARVER WINS A STAKE.

At the gun club, there were great
crowds to-day. DR.. Carver shot and
killed a a total of IS out of 100 pigeons
for stake of $1,000 side. He killed
IS birds.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-24
NIHILISTS ON TRIAL.

St. Petersburg. February a3.-At
the trial of the nihllists to-day, Fishini
was released on the ground,ofinsanity.
Forty witnesses were present. Only
fifteen of the accused persons were
represented by counsel. All protested
against the jurisdiction of the court on
the ground that they were charged with
a crime against the government, which
was an interested party. The coutt,
therefore, which was the governments
organ, could not legally pass judgment
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-19

it, it makes one of the most desirable
articles of food that can be handled
"What about the keeping qualities
of your meat?"
ut is prepared by the Oldest and
most reliable packing-house in Chi
cago, Messrs. Tobey & Booth, who
guarantee it to keep in any climate"
"Would it not be a good thing for
the poor classes of Europe?" 6
lit would most undoubtedly be a
blessing to them. 1t is cheaper than
anything in the way of meat food, and,
besides, the great saving of fuel, it
neecs no cooking. Most encouraging
accounts" Of its success among all
classes, from the epicure to the poor
laborer. are being daily received. Can.
ming factories are to be established in
Texas, adding new industry to that
growing state" .,.-
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-19
AnAngel.s Touch.

One evening, not long ago, a little
girl Of nine or ten entered place in
which is a bakery, grocery and saloon
in one, and asked for FIVE cents worth
of tea. How's your mother 90
asked the boy who came forward to
wait on her. lawful sick, and amt
had anything to eat all day" The
boy was just then called to wait upon
some men who entered the saloon, and
the girl sat down. In five minutes she
was nodding, and in seven she was
sound asleep and leaning her head
against a barrel, while she held the
poor old nickle in tight grip between
her thumb and finger. One OF the
men saw her as he came from the bar,
and after asking who she was, said /:
"Say, you drunkards, see here: Here
we've been pouring down whisky when
this poor child and her mother want
bread. Here's two-dollar bill, that
says I've got some feelings left. ""And
I can add dollar" observed another.
"And I'll give another"
They made up purse of an even
five dollars, and the spokesman care.
fully put the bill between two Of the
sleeper's fingers, drew the nickle away,
and whispered to his comrades: list
look there-the gals dreaming!' So
she was. A big tear had rolled out
from her closed eyelid, but her face
was covered with a smile. The men
tip-toed out, and the clerk walked over
and touched that sleeping child. She
awoke with a laugh, and cried out:
"What a beautiful dream! Ma wasn't
sick any more, and we had lots to eat
and to wear and my hand burns yet
where an angel touched it," When
she discovered that her nickle had been
replaced by bill, a dollar of which
loaded her down with all she could
carry, she innocently said: swell, now,
but ma won't hardly believe that you
sent up to heaven and got an angel to
come down and clerk in your grocery. )"
San Francisco Newsletter.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-19

1t will be remembered that Bading-
uet was the name of the mason dis.
guised in whose clothes Napoleon III.
escaped from the prison of Ham, and
stuck to him as nickname ever after.
During the Italian campaign the EN-.
peror called up soldier who had dis.
tinguished himself by bravery in Ger.
tain engagement, and, fastening the
cross Of the legion of honor to his
breast, asked his name. The man
hesitated, looked foolish, and at length
fatty refused to tell; but on being com.
manded to speak out and asked the
reason for his reticence, he naively re-
marked, my name is also Badinguet.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-19
Cant. Tobin Interviewed.

O8pC. 1ODlu AAJOE Vl0"ous
The Washington Republican gives
the following interview with our towns
man, Capt. Tobin:
A representative of The Republican
met Major w. G. Tobin, of San An
tonic, Texas, yesterday, at the Metro
politan hotel, and after the usual New
Years greeting proceeded to interview
him about the Lone Star state and
other matters.
"How long have you lived in Texas,
MAORI" said The Republican scribe.
II have been in Texas thirty years"
"Then you are well acquainted with
the rapid growth and resources sof the
new empire!"
Il am quite familiar with the west
ern portion of the state, as l have
lived in that section the greater portion
of thirty years."
Il suppose the building of railroads
in your state has done much to encour-
age capital and immigration to come
within its borders z"
"Yes. Railroads help all countries
and especially has it been the case in
Texas. New lines are being surveyed,
and roads are multiplying toward COM
pletion every year."
Il notice that you have embarked
into the business of canning fresh
meat under a new process If you
have no objection, will you tell The Re-
publican something about its"
Il am engaged in canning chile
con-carne,' which means, in the Mexi-
can language, peppers with meat. 1t
is the national dish of Mexico, and is
prepared with Mexican peppers, herbs,
and fresh beef. 1t is highly
palatable, and a dish much sought
after by all those who visit Mexico.
1t is put up like the French pate de
foie gras, in two-pound tin cans.
Being cooked before canning, it is
always ready to be served. If desired,
it can easily be warmed by setting the
can in which it is packed in hot water
for a few moments. 1t can be sold
cheaper than any canned meat in the
world. 1t is a luxury in the form of a
staple article of food, within the reach
of the poorer classes. On marches in
sections of the country where meats
are scarce and prices high, and in
mining sections, where canned meats
are used to a great extent, it is very
valuable"
"Such food, then, would be almost
indispensable in the army and navy"
ayes; especially in hot climates. A
large number of army officers have
tried it, and pronounced it the best and
most palatable preparation of canned
meat used"
"What is thepeculiar value of this
Americanized diet 2"
ut is an antl-scorbutic, and at the
same time a nourlshing diet, contain.
ing the Mexican chilli combined with
other anti-scorbutics of the tropical
climates, and with meat, as We prepare
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-19
Thursday. January 10, 1882
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

OSCAR H. LELAND has been con-
fnmed postmaster of Waco.
A BILL to pension Mrs. Garfield has
been introduced in congress.
The senate had Sherman's funding
bill under discussion on the 18th.
STEVENSON, ADAMS & Co., of Pales-
tine, have failed liabilities about SIS, 900.
ORTIZ tried on his committee bust
hess yesterday again and was defeated.
A COUPLE of freight trains came to-
gether on the Missouri Pacific on the
roth inst, and killed a brakeman.
KELLY has the New York demo-
cracy in the New York legislature in
the nine hole. He has nine votes.
The Galveston News throws the
Sammy Tilden banner to the breeze.
The News knows the butter side of its
bread.
JURYMAN BRIGHT on the Guiteau
jury, is reported as believer in the
insanity theory-a hung jury is pre-
dicted.
IT WOULD be good idea for the
editor of the Express to have his "best
society" incorporated under the laws
of the state.
The Guiteau trial may possibly
close with this week. Scoville still
held the fort up to the adjournment
yesterday.
A BILL to permit Ward Hunt, asso-
ciate Justice of the United States .su-
preme court, to retire has been intro
duced in congress.
TExARKANA straddles the boundary
line between Texas and Arkansas; a
Chinaman and a bar keeper had a
shooting scrape on the Arkansas side,
Chinaman skipped over the line.
"NEwcoMB has been fishing for the
position for some time. [-Brenham
Banner.
Well, the patient fisherman ought to
be rewarded. Hope it is genuine
bite, not telegraphic nibble.
The supreme court of the United
States have affirmed the doctrine that
only the life estate of party could be
forfeited in property used in aid of re-
bellion. How would it be with prop
erty owned by corporations under this
doctrine?
THE bill recently introduced in con-
gress to make the agricultural depart
ment an executive department is very
far reaching in its objects; among other
features it provides for one or more ex-
perimental farms in each state.
The Irish World, a weekly paper
published in New York, with circula-
ton of Soc, 900, and one of the great
advocates of the Irish land league in
the United States, purposes publishing
quarterly edition in the Hlndo Ian
guage IN order to spread the light.
Verify we are living in an age Of pro-
gress.
THE placing of the smallpox pa
tients at Austin in tents, exposed to
the inclemency of the weather, is a
piece of barbarity unjustifabie upon
any ground. The capital of the state
can't provide comfortable pest house.
rhe o. a. ought to be sent to one of
se tents and kept there along with
M, Anf the smallpox patients.
Houston
Vance hct.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-19

r1rEnsered ut post Office At San Antonio, Texas
o. second class matter.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
CLOSING Prices OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sASFRAScIsCo, Thursday, March = lss2
my rr1rcRArn TO LIE rRIprxE.I /

RrTTF. Mont March 2-Ihe rich strike recently
,nade bV the Alice Company on the 400 eyel OF the
Nac1a Charta mine is holding out well.
The new Cornish pump of The Moulton Company
was started tod Y. ,.,
The Alice and NoultOn mills are running steadily
and are shipping the usual amount Of bullion.
The new 40-stamp mill of the broadway COm-
many at Silver star, is in successful operation.
Pu}Eon valued NJ 100000 was received in this
citv YESTERDAY from the mines.
Copper Queen superintendent teiegraphs t4at the
product of the mine for three days ending February
70 was 81 tons copper.
Robinson Consolidated manager telegr2phed,
March l "Shpped yesterday SO tons ass. ylng 66
ounces lot 2@4. Getting into the first ore body OF
the 900 level to-day assay - ounces Nine nun
dreG Il DOT Level looks the same
Al the annual meeting OF the Robinson COnsoI-
dated Company held yesterday, S5,29+ shares OF
stock were represented and voted. The following
grutleneu were elected trustees for the ensuing
TelI: ThoIua, l. Kichman, Hiram a. Johnson. T.
{ Hine A. ". Harris George Z. Hutchinson
George / Gordon and William X. LOthrOp. The
election of officers will take place to-day. be mine
4 hereafter TO be open 70 the public, and ms true
tons 10 that effect have been given 70 the manager
iu Colorado.
Father de Smet superintendent reports tor the
week ending February - that LOO tons Of ore
were extracted from first level 600 tons from sec
oud level and 90 tons from third level. During
the week = 24O tons Of ore were millcd. The north
end tunnel is in 452 feet, and the raise from the
Justice Chamber was advanced z feet. The west
Crosscut tramway level is in 80 feet. The cleanup
for the first weeks il February yielded Sl4 491
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
MINES AND MINING

THURSDAY. March 2-P. NJ
The p,icinr stock markets to-day were less actlyo
,ban ,sual Of late. but with moderate Eucil''o''
che general temper was firm. Robinson Co.s',', =,
dated declined to 3.45 but Afterwards was nin
500. South Pacific rose from 2.do 10 - ','
closed at 2.65. state Lines were strohs'I
and 3 sold at 67665G73 cents Moose was o.
larly firm and rose 70 1.15. Beauce -Uir
40. Green Mountain at21o slIVeI DI- +ero
2.C5. and Iron Silver at 2'lo' 4ne O0"-''''',
duI and barely steady. ,,-of,rrod and com
To ok Waposa Land and Mining g C9%Papy on pan ysIt f
payable March 2 stock dyas@G 90 on ThcR
decIapS assessment of % cents share and the 10
cet stock dividend viii be credited Is also
nnsvab g 10 stock not delinquent
SALES At IHE MINING EXCHANGES
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
Anttior Galre Of Real Qstatc

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctionecr
TXECUTORs' SALE " EXTEA--TZED HOUSE and LOT
10. g3 jTHANE.
And stable and Lot ~
No. 1913 WEST 17TT-~T
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON viii sell at auction
OF TUESDAY, MARCH :,
AZ - o'clock the Exchange ~alc5rnom III BIWaF-
By o!Ger OF Executors ct EDWIN ". SIOC C'h IO''
Deceased.
BTAVFThe extra-slzcd. fOurstOrv, high stoop brown
stone and brick house and 40. 33 ihaye east s,d
near l7tN- House All modern improvements anu
il In perfect order. with right of the rear 10 '-''
lot so feet :ront by ll6 feet deep ,,. -. 100
-T-Thc tlret-tory brick stable and lot No lZ5
West l7l.-t north side, 6thave stable covers en-
flrc lot lot feet. For particulars aupy 70 L. l.
DELAFITID E-u.. Executor, No. 80 ExchangepIace an
for permits apply 70 Aucuourer
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
GcLp r0ante0.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE new
~ YORK TRIBUSE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWS OFF Is, 40. L2fS broaI"1y corner tAiIly-
fr-t-.t 3Os Twrutyth thlIf-J. corner LlgEthave.
No ~ East Foureeuth.t corner Union square 10 lh5r
ave. corner FOrtv vgutI-4t. at the HARLEM orr tE.,
Nos. luOl and 800 Ihultr', corner bEeAuiHLedhl4'
tWenty.ufth.st up 20 ?. u- at r. zaIlr ur3 iaec
ENTRi CLERK-ln a manufacturing and
Wholesale house Young man ~ entry tl"rA t- Mi'
good hand aud bc quick and 20 figures AdJTg,,
stating salary e1pectel aud ho" last employed - BOX
800, Post Ohce.
GARDENER for Massachusetts who can show
~ undoubted tcsfimounl- O. honesty temperance ana
caplULlty. Address w., tribune once
-Cu-tOm shirt cutter, competent
to take full charge draft patterns ard make tine goods
Liberal terms the right man Address l. T. BOX -"f ~
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
allulul.
CLARK s. boutwell,,

No Nassaust, corner Of Wal, New-York.
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER
IEI-L%
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY
sATEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY.
Tanger, Nova scotia
sTARR-GROVE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Lewis, Nevada
sTOKMONT SILVER MINING COMPANY.
silver Rect Utah
EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Lewis, Nevada
eAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY.
Mexico
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
Steamboats, an6 tlai ronos.

TOR BOsTON.-THE. LATEST TRAM with
Grand Contra uepota II 80 D IN wees '4Y al & BIT
ro4d. al GRAND LeHtrI. Dego, anu principal hotels
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passcnger
11nIf I1 e6d 9 be.6ses,ts at 6a n $40 p. and $50
pm for taston bo taAS 5o Iynns Itds
Ho and The West Train Al for ta.tou, Bethlehem,
io Puan ee6ns coaches attached $50 M train
Train. ieyns At 7t4 m ana Te5fs n u al p''~
O'"'i'' ~ L. H. CU INNINGS, Agent
NORWICH LINE ,.,.....
y To Boston Worcester. Nashua Portland and the East s
Far reduced Limited tickets ~ Boston, - 10 oi',s''I -
The Me-" Iron 9t.iTYl' EiTY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most eegni 49aJ on the SOUND anu
dsvl Fpr So 4o North RIVER oi Wattss next pier
" CGi0Eipo. CALIFORNIA. ST PAUL MIME.
ApOLI-. and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH MON
TANA. DAKOTA. MINNESOTA. and the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO 'nthe
CHICAGO AND NORTHWE~TERN Hy.
7, ruu. from two 20 hve trans daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINlN" CAI9 "es' VI
Cbicaga PULLMAN sLEEPEHS are run ON all OF It's
trouh and night trains OF fare and other III
taou apply by lettor person ~ auy coupon ticket
agent or 10 L. F. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent No. 40 Broadway, New York
4 y.
COMPANY.
Office Pier H. y. r.. foot Cortiandtst
ornmeuts OF eight forwarded directed 10 any part
Of the world .
TNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DlsPATCH
Orders received delivery Of all kinds Of freight and mer
chandise o any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly gered to any poin
I'm the harbora AZ reasonable rateA
| ATEAMBOATs. HARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. ,. o., ,-,.,,-
steamers Johu fl and Erastus corning Tor VIEW
HANFN leave j. ~ r. al . p liz daily. .SatlrIIys
excepted --..,.,..,, ..l ,...... ~ ,..-- an,
- :, 'y.f. 4 ar, and dispatch guaranteed
D. L 4 W. Il. H. ltcc4'ed AZ FIes ~
r., -. ayeu and points East at Pier Is
NollII SHORE. STATEN ISLAND ND.-EleVen Miles Tor
rrf- via steamer flcr l. T. H. 0lt NAehdllSL
ttEN TRIAL slit PfAID tOmmuLipaN, N-J-IIy DOCKS
N.-Ir and shops. thing aUDcrtAi4us u tDe
.,l-Ir4ctiUa ana repair ~ fe@r'4N
TIlHF POPULAR SHORE LINE 70 BOSTON.
1 " ALL HA IL from Grand Central Depot
Three trans daily except -ihlaF 70 b''V''l -
500 Iu. T. pll4or attAaAtdh dHu 4O+ "a" WIN
. taac- sleeping cars t..,....-....,
limited tickets 10 HdsL1u AL ralIl -. ,.,,.. ~.
ckfs and pal!or seats can Do obtained AZ Metiopolah
Fh Avenue aud Windsor HOeI ueAes 0eea ALI A. EIaHu
1 SsluA4 Depos
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
Ore5smG6in1.

4 DVERTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 40. LBS Broadway corner Thirty
fT,t--t 80. West Twcuty-thi--t., corner ElEGtnaEe
No % East FOurtreuh-st. corner Union uaI, tu t
ave. corner FOrty-se vcuth-; dt the HARLEM OFt tf7
Nos l0Jl and 23OG Ehr..aye., corner OnthundrcdIli
twenty Ifth-st. - D. M, AZ regular O0c- fi,i+
nRFSSMAKER-A competent drcsSmaker
] would Ike a customers az Eer own huus"
e.uovat.ur aud Mi.ht4 specially. Walking suits from
10 sl1: : ilk suits from +lu Sl5. Please call Mrs
CAS~ADY Pacific place, 29Lh-sL. bet 6h and ithaVes
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
DEYNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January %. 1882
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains leave NewYOrk Desbrosses aud Corandt street
ffIai- Har1.5arS @ S Ptburg the West and soath win Pullman
YORK and Chicago Limited Of Pullman Paace Cars, IN
AW{namsport Lock Haven. m, p m; Cory Erie
at D. H. connecting Cory FOR ntusyAe, Petroleum Cen
'' BalIinors ft Washington and SOUTH Limited Washing
ton Expross OF Pullman Farior cars Galy except Slnday
$40 $40 ~ T. and p m and u night sunday and ~ NJ,
Ex gic;s for Baltimore, except sunday, p
B0ats o. Brooklyn Annex connect with all tRrous
ersey city anOrdng speedy and direct tansI
oT IiUo From Psburg 10 30 m 1870
$50 a. m $3.50 $3.50, $780, and 1000 p sunday, $50,
S3S S3S 3d. % s5S S5' $50 4 oi o5 o m 2o 56 $50
go 65o G.5G Ii40a a & 5:2o, s35 1910 1850 w.
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS Fab WAY WEEK F PAYs ATP on SUN
PHiA, TW6 il NEW.YoEK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE, MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AYP AZ yTH THE FAsTEIT AsIT TINE tEtfT CONSIST
Express Trains leave NewYork, Desbrosses and
landt streets, Ferries as follows
74O, ;, $50 40 limited II m, j 800 $40, 5, T. 3
and m. and y night Sundays 5 and ~ a NJ, ., T. !
Express leave York daily except sunday 20
a and D. M running through via Trenton and Camden
I20l 5O5, 800 345. 600 5:3O s2O, $50 and II QAm
tSd 6S saa8ay 4o 65 S6 46 80 E % sSo and
| m. Leave fhl4adriphla Camden, y n IN toO
| D. daily, except Sunday.
Ticket oces $40 S44 Broadway, AstOr House, and
foot OF Des0rosses and COrand courts and BROOK
lyn Annex station, foot OF Fulton st. Booklyq Nos "a
il6 aud llS HudsOus. HObOkeni Station. Jersey city
% TYSfk TrIEsr COMPANY viii call for and check
| baggage rom hotels AMI residences. . ,,.Do,
| General Manager General Passr Agent
! CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
! > CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE + 20 Boston for class limited tickets good only
a. 5pgJht! Oh tnel Il.TON l.TO and NARRAGANsETr leave
daily teXrep Sundays) at from Pier 33 y. Il
/ f,ot of las Il. arriving IN Boston AZ ga m
Tickets all principal ucket 0hco-. staterooni.
We-tCutt- Express Co.. ~ NOA 35l aAl
ge7 roav Astor House and at Metropolitan and Fitta
. Hotel Irket OtnctA
| PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
steamers leave Per 20 loot OF Warrenst " r., at IN
daiy except sunays Tor Boston VIA Providence direct
Ffrlght via either line taken al lowest rates.
/ ~ D EABCOGk. Presidea- j. W. kALA4SS, v. Il Ags
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
Counrn l)roprrip for Sale aao to Get.

ORAN5E. Y. J.-HOUSE5 and COUNTRY
~ sEA ~ To- .;1lIf,-s,A fttnslsl AT M ttl'lBL
LLAC<WELhN sfIFlf.b1p "a "a sIlDl JrlIEA VI
GEA BRIGHT.
- Magnificent OCEAN and river los for sale. Address
PENG&SJ IA HOt 81.
T;'D CLOSE AN ESrATE.-Fiue farm near
Ncvhurg grmg" CoVtr, at auction March ipT
ucu1r, frum EDWARD .. FOWLER. ID l-ue-t
TE7O LET or FOR SALE.-Furnishcd or un-
Furnished one rf ra lC.t situations the Hudson, a
f south Anlar.- pot house ur-tciat'f MY tret
square wajrr ETC. ZEN and out hudagsi reuJ
l'I t flH -I.u..- .t, riy ur monthly III @d'
vance. For further ptrlcIat- -ppy at $50 5thdVr
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
Cost an0 found.

OST.-A GFNTLEMAN'S LOCkET, Onyx
sides set In gold liberal reward Will be given Tor us
recovery. \. =. MILLER, Tribune once
JO~T or STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
| ,NEN-S HANK FOR SAVINGS, New-Nork. 10
uhscrier n found returned 10 the bank within 80
..ly- N. Apply new book Ll-LAAM LNC NJ
Sew ok March ., lsS2.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
Gummcr Resorts.

DAVILION HOTEL, Islip, Long Island,
viii open April l. JAM ia II..
pENIN,ULA HOUSE,
! sTA BRIGHT, y. J.
SEA SHORE FAMILY KEsgAE -
ROOMS NOW RENTED FOR THE ~CMNEE
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
Real Cstdte Aecn.s.

4 DNERTI>LNENT> FOR H.. NE\,
y YORK IKIBtEI WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN uFtIcE~t no. lZa- broadway. corner Thirty
Wet Twenty Jurl.-t. ave.
No 81 FouTteeut Unions --quarf 7tO TAird
ave- corner F0rty.sevcuth--t at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos OOl aud 23JJ Ihr1-ave, one huudrcd-aul.
twenty -Gfth.st, ny 10 p. a. regular hcs rates
Romaine brown, l,2s0 Broadway. Entire
real estate aQeciay Rents oolleesd &c
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
GRAND EXCURSION
70 COLORADO, NEw.MEXICo AND CALIFORNIA.

70 COLORADO. NEw.MEXICo AND CALIFORNIA
reavss NeWY York on THURSDAY, May L. 1892 fn AZ.
Of nfty i've day Nine thousand mute uayele1
of Pullman Silver Palace cara Every uxory
and al expenses travel hotel carriage drye
sc, included in the price, which u only ttooV
opportunity before Onered 70 Nt tho ~ons
d,r OF the great American Continent
Full particulars special progr anime free by nan on
cation To THOMAS COOK son, 20l broadway r.
Z. A. BARATTONI, Manager. r. u BOZ loAt-
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-Proposals for estimates for m n psr- r.
~ ing Pier l5 East RIVER anu ' IL nd llA paan.sf
% March 1882 az ~ O'Clock m for Mn M
ant Z ts Sity Record Copies for sae al No CiV
Hall
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
,HE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.


MINNESOTA. DAKOTA AND IONIANA
Fants intending up farms during the approac D.
inc -urtug IN the GREAT NOkIHWt~l 7hullu H'' ia 10
INFORM themselves OF the al vantages 9ner,d bl t9e
NORTHERN PACIFIC HAl Lf.oAIi ,,--- -.
for the sefriemcut cOmpanvs lands along ~, INES III
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA anu AoN ~ -.
The Northern Pachc Railroad runs through IsoN "'H
cannot be eNrrl4r'l
HEALTHFULNESS OF CLIMATE
FERTILITY OF SOIL. and ,, ,pGorvC.pa
WEALTH OF NAIl kAL hH-7OO hOf-7'
Nowbere else are 80 great inducements offered 10
COIGNI-T~ AND FARMERS.
MtCHANI1~. LABOREK> AND MIN Eit7. .,- b, r..r..
LI-NBERAfIN BC-IN ES~ MN AND iDi 'I7l :
CROPS are large aud sure -lO' ktA ~ - J. . -'
ce.-fu a, ,cupation. tIrre RLA AiAhhI 90 y
FT'~ fNT'-S' pPDHTrNITIFS ana FINE 'H-ANNi-7 TOT
PAYING INNE-TMENIS. ..,.-..- H..
The yfrattrpnrt ot Dakota and Montana .IeI,9
NfW FIELD FOR 1EEILt ~ !. H.. o., .
u-,-uafou- OF existing settlements HlaE inc
line me- Nnrftern Pacific railroad ~ Minnesota hhl last
guarantee % th" peflAa'AS5 % tHo
s1Tllulfurglfutsre4f- a Ot the clfirc region
Pacific Railroad has no" h aIN'L W. -
VII and grazing and which Onered al 10" Pt.o'' 4'
I'd a-yr OF payment
I'm SuNNEsOrA and DAKOTA there are 100000 acres
awaiting -etLenchL
In MONTANA there are 100000 acres ready for occu-
parcy. ..,.,,,- o., J.,,,,, ,o,-rTpv h,.,o ECr- A.
For detailed Information all pohtsappg NJ t0i aaar - l
NORTHERN PACIFIC kAILhoAb 0ItItE,
No. 2os bIOadYaz.