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CORPORATION Notices.


NOTICE.--PIODOSals for estimates for drcdg-
n Ing at OF 2i-t f. r. and 1T the Duapng Boards
on PiCrBI h. r. AT the foot OF l1thst y. r. viii be- rc
e,vsd by he Department of Docks, Il 10
tIitu IlJfsdAr, NosomHcr @- H. clock For iu
Information The City Record, copies sale city
Han
NOTICE.-Proposil for estimates for repair
~ ing bukheat at the Department Yard at the loot Of
17th.st f. r. viii be received by the Department Docks
and uan,-st, until thursday november 1882. at
I2O'cOck ~ For full Information The CITY te,Ord
copies for sale at so. city Hall
NOTlCE.-Proposais for estimates for repair
~ ing pier buLhead at 5th-st +. r. will
by the De arinent Of Docks III and l9 Duane g. unt
Thursday emJer . 1852, II OOaE IuiOr
natlon see ,Ity Record; les Tor city nall
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
BUREAU FOR TIE COLLECTION or TAXES
NOS CHAMBERS STREET,
NEN-l DIRK, October %, 1882
NOTICE TO TAXPAYkkS.
Notice hereby that the Assessment rolls Real
Estate Personal Property aud Bank city and
County York The 1852 have trrd
the ned that the taxes the. are now
and able al this once
In case Of ayen the first day November next
the pcI son aying entitled 10 hcncns
tiouen IN 18th OF the OF March 3d. 1900
reduction Of per per auHun from
the time vi pa fuent to 1T5t day of December next
MARTIN 4. MCMAHON.
Receiver Of Taxes.
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MINES AND MINING.
MnNnAY. Oct. Or. ".

MONDAY. Oct. 23-P. N.
It indeed was q d" Blue Monday" at the Mining
Stock Exchanges. Robinson opened up cents nj
so but 1t oferward declined to LEO. Green NOUN
tain was 10 cents lower at 90 cents Cherokee
yielded cent to 20 cents, Gold Stripe sold down 10
Ii cents and Rising sun was steady at q cents;
State Line . and was of 3 cents at ii cents ana
Alta Montana fell to 10 cents. Decatur rose cents
TO G5 cents-Whyf Iron Silver was comparahyeK
steady at 2.3002.25 and Independence was duii
at %. The Comstocks were dull ana weak
AhLEs II TIE MLNING EKCHAy9HS
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Gopartnershin Noiites.

THE PARTNERSHIP, heretofore existing
i between WaTTen Ferris and william A Kimbai under
the 1Im name Ferris Kimball at No 81 Newest,
CITY been dissolved by Inc deah OF the sad War
IVA WILLIAM A KIMBALL, Surviving partner.
NEW YORK oct %, 1892
The underg med have this day formed cODarneshp for
the ansaeOn of gene stock bros cfage commission nts
ness al 81 Hew-st EewYOrk city under the nfIn name
Vi m 49, ~ A. MORTON FERRIS,
WILLIAM A. KIMBALL
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filming.

DECATUR SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Main Office No 81 and 81 BOlGw4y - Now-s NcN lo.k.
Soc Istel ana called on The NcW-GUIk ana American
ming liotriS WALTER Is. MAtNGN, Precedent. -. ".
SEARS. Treasurer G. N.GIFfIN sec e.aly, ULNKI
PA l., superintendent.
TOCUI>TIIA, Sierra Grandc and all other
~ unlisted mining St0c9s bought au sold Close quotations
dai.y. W. BRf.N on Ni.l.l4lNG % BIOadNdy.
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STOCKS IN STORE IN NETWORK. BROOKLYN AND '1As
CITY GRAIN WAREHOUSES; AND HELD IN Rhl""


Total Grain bnsb - Bs27523 49sl .osS II los. -
HnY AND 'sTRAW-stoess Of Hay are nee al er 5ss
Timothy 7O0y0c shipping Grades, SOC s,,as 10
10 "ye stIaw, 6Oc.; short do, 4OG toe'' o"'
HIDES-C Continued IN demand at full firm pre- o,,ha
no. S-London " "a Ell 10 70 Tie nieilo. Ia
State was ported that 7JG76c the GU en-. "a
In his marAet the offerings OF lew were .es Oh
10 so We, the quoted ngurs the Latter for ns rsse
state quoted 1Od5bc There are offerings o. "a
Deaols have unmistaSable advantage Az" '"T'-
sraaes both Refining and Ss2
Were qdI,t nj almost nominal NeworeSns Nc" :,
NAVAL sToREs-ROsns we're quiet and witeo9s, sSyial
Interest cannon stalned TO COON n }nI sod on toe 90
90 30 and Dbls. which arrived from hMysl 80
Tnc sriS as to day eeycd the mark materially SSSsdI
were Ia from Georgetown. = c. and Vo ~ Of eef
The advices from savannah showed decline Of sxe
lon and those rom WILMINGTON &c. Ing Is dcg
Pitch az ~. ,,-....,rnyot "a
stocks. Resins. Spllls % ~
oStSSsr = 1855 9 gIs5s Ss0S n
oILsstea at 63e54e Tor ci!y and is iIs.ss
Yellow SOSe7 ~c' WiatSr S3c Prime LaH s,. S Issis
asl0i for present aud II o7sGsi ~ iqa
oCGA$ FREIGiirsU BeTSioc@ was quie! End .d s.'-
seuta unchai ell Charters were irlega Z. o0 10 rt
- 6aes ottcn us al 90 bbs our p csee.s 50
ios; go eGHrf Of Hseon 2,S 100 ss ID "a
RSsia Is obi 90 tons Measure@ent6oOd. ~, so 80
LONDON steam Gram quote, , 49,; Shes.e iesssssHs
Beef IS ed Pork Is cd goo tons 10. li7s. q
2O@.Oe el S tons steam SI'u' GrsD Quoted
lSo bO.s flour q d. 1000 sae1s DO sS ou TED ID
HGsq'e i s9s,m s sais d steam
quoted % =. no. fEKpAN steam 90 Iran AN AssH
wER sssMfs s'S or xNsTasDxM aR, sslS
e9s S Rem ID r q So n so SSSw.a
$3.50 90 ~ Crude a. or Jxrn I've
BRISTOL. British bark 1910 beiA NNp""
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fosI ano 1onno.

7 OST or STOLEN.-COupon Bond No. $50,
IL Chicago. Clinton. Dubuqne and Minnesota Railroad
Ucr An persons cautioned negotiate
The same Liberal reward for III tonuson enlng
cry vi 1 ~ 80 ID "a ID - Df OhD,
7 OST. Bank book No. 1926, issued by
the German savings Bank in the CITY Of New.York, TO
Carr Kar SEX.
KovrmLer l5s2 application VIII be made for book.
New.Yofk, oct "a, 1907.
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Sales bp Autilon.
.-. >o~o-~,
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, Auctiomeer.
NOW OS EXHIBITION FREE
AT TIE MADISON SQUARE ART ROOMS
NO II EAST 23d-oT
A superb collection Of 1879
DAM IINH

a superb cOlIcC tOn Of I32
PAIN IINGp
ny THE GREAT - EUROPEAN ARTISTS
Every one a and finished WORK and before evhb
tied or offered al SAFE comprising examples by Alva,ez
Baron Bcreaud Bellecono, bodni, Rosa Bouhcur
pmuat I,runer, tito, Conn. COlOt. con uTe haubgny.
II H. De Haas. DE Eeuyille. Detaie Dett, pa bore
Inue scosuTa Faed Fche Fort any Frore. Gaait rr.
min Gitafd lNo Hermann, lsIbcy, Jacquc Is G. Koeck
Ko,ok I.lmbnet Lceuno Madra1o, Mclssonier. Met
NnnEacsv Passan IicO. ROssi TIL. Rousseau Schreyer
: ~ Ali stevens, H. Tcukate Ir0yOn. VerbOeckhOsen
Horace Vernet Nibert WalbcTg Ziem, ana many
The entire collection viii he sold
AT AUCTION, MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS
oct 30 and 81, at O'Clock
Catalogues had at the auconee Office No IL Bas
23d St, and % CedAr-st.
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11roposni5.
UROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

BUREAU GARps AND DOCKS, ,
WARRINGTON, j. G., oct 20, lSo2.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate in
dolsed PROPOSALS addressed 10 the under
signed wl ne this Bureau until - O'Clock on
Monday sofa October 1882 and cpenc Immediately theIef
all the mate al labor essay for
stucng completing Sewer at the United states Navy
litoOklyn y IN accordance with the plans and
SPECIFICATIONS file this Bureau 81 the Office OF tho
own Engineer at said Navy Yard vince any fuither In
iOralat ion may be obtained
Proposal work win be re ciyed Only from con-
furnish WtOu: delay ana IN tho
most satsfa tory the mate is ana labor required
u the work. of which evidence
must DE submit ted with the proposals.
Proposals ITce Jea iOoi Tor the DICK ana
wood the separately ncasuie aOng inc
completed and Will ais" state the une az
which the parties Will 10 commence said work ana
TN required Tor its entTe completion fOT when fclO
aibe security in double the amount VIII DE required III e
contract otherwise Dds vii not De entertained
Bidders SATISFY themselves by personal examination
location OF the proposed work rs 10 the nature anu eA
tent the work 10 De done . ..,o non,
bid and bond Ia o. be made VIII De ui-
either at the Bureau al Tie own Engineers once
the brooklyn Navy yard and no pa VIII 10 considered ~
impiete made the blanks furnished.
The be 70 their AFFINITY 10
make good any loss 81 the United states -,
The right is expressly pse.Ned 10 reeot any anu All
bids that not be deemed advantageous 10 The Govern
ed. T. NICHOLS. Chief OF Bureau.
OREGON RAILWAY NAVIGATION COMPAsY,(
NEw-YOBK. Oct 20. 1882. :
CEALED PROPOSALS viii he received at the
~ OF the Farmers Loan and Company
Exchange place NewY ORR, Tor he TO TIE trustees Of
for tie mixing fund provided Ii gage
signed securing the same Pro osas should be deoed H.
ROlsOn President No. 20 Exchange place aud must be
presented before ~ o'clock the pfO1. Farmers
1' r. O. ROLsTON.
President
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON Oct 23-l230 p. m--U bonds four ~.
12l 81; bonds four and half per cent II5L ~ cent
and half cent iO3L Atlantic Great Wes, ufes
mortgage trustees certificates. COZ DO second 1ssh na
York Central lJ6 Illinois Central 1882. Penn,,lynss
LOsDON. Oct 23-2.30 p m.-Pars advice. q1o,s+ ~.
~ francs n FOR the erse
LONDON oct 23-40O y. m-COnsOls, lOII,,s sor naA
and l13ts for the account; Atlantic and Gnaf w,esy
first trusees certificates. 8Os, DO second "a
nOis G ntral, 1OI ID :" i1s
LONDON Oct 23-4:00 o. m.--Pans sAvices qno,s H..
rentes 81 francs % confines .lc9
and exchange London at % francs 2J ceains. =.
checks w
LONDON oct % 4 90 p. m'-The amount of bul,o, -
into the Bank OF England balance to-day Is "s
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CLOSING PRicEy or CILIF0FNLf S71cFN
san TH,ScIsco. Monday. oct. %. lS72.
Saturday To-day


TOMBSTONE Ariz.. OCT. 23--Sup"rinte GaFe'
OF tj.r Grand Central. il now II san tmuciAeo PUP
cna-fpe pump, wish which TO work the mine Orlo"
thc 600 leye. 81, ,.,t -..,-;...
Zen stamp, Of the Grard mill are still working
on bigh-efade OF from the Way Up mine.
Extensive work his been begun on thc Copper
opolis mne B,b,c. ATiz. running Tor the extension
OF tie G.. pr Queen ir,-" A.,
The ore III the ln2eta'u mine is improving On Inc
500 level.
ELPAeo. TX Oc;. Important discoveries OF
gold sl-cr and copper bearing lads III the "raua1
luuc Hueco and CaIiro ranges. Texas. are reported
bv q prospecting party sens out nom AuSilh.
REPORTS from Chihuahua Cltv state mat owing
10 tac uncertainty o. tae Mexican laws relating 20
Lining ana real estate. and 10 their peculiar ana
t,rnf.ut IuIlaf.niilstral ion, aud Gi-crmlnaf non
against foreigners motab'y Americans. tine ?uI-
chase ana DEVELOPMENT of Mexican m.ne+ ana
ran, ne is very hazarloUs, and thuf many MN vino
have been drawn 10 Chhlahua sonora IN. other
Northern states al Mexico Ir' ID, coming Gl-Iu>tiu'
and dishcar' med and are abandoning tneT prof.
ccts .f.-ter, are morc liberal. However, 1t Is saa
ina Low cI California.
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(NUIUN LINI. -...,.,,,,-,,.

EUlON LlNI. %, .,-,.,,,,c,
FOR on EENSrOWN AND LiNENtODb
Leaving per s.. y. H.. foot Ot klH<st
WYOA!I y C......... TUESDAY .ctuUtr -, 3 pa m
AhlIJN -
hBN-SI ut @dsY p VI
WlsCON ----.----- On IN
ALASKA. utN''ifs
~ These sjeimers bullt or iroa - Fa'of tn'
mcis ana are Furnished with TcQ1ed' 90 maze lie
passage across tn, Atlantic Doth oo and agreed ' d'llS
bathroom smoking room. drawing rOoI iih' am lDai
also experienced surgeon stcNares5 uni clcrer on fth
steamer The stafGrOOns are aN upper dr.k, Jl' n~i
those greatest of all ydrei 10 set ptco N'hD Dl ""I
hight . .o.,, a.. e. .t,r.,.,,,,, ten -, ~,
sIC2 INTi-KMEDIAIE. $40. ofrEEAGl- at I0T rates
~ OFFICE No - BROADWAY,
I. d. ~ al
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rHE POLITICAL AUTHORITY.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1882
Contains.
REPUBLICAN PLATFORMS, 1881
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORMS 1881.
IYAUGURALs OF PRESIDENTS GARFIELD AND
ARTHUR
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE. 1872 10 1880 INCLUSIVE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN STATES.
INJECTIONS OF U. S. sENAToRs-U. 5. CENsUa
VOTE OF BROOKLYN.
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL STATES WHICH
VOTED IN 1881.
And vast amount Of Statistical and other ihormauon
valuable to politicians
AN'e 1'' W 'AAA' Address THE TRIBUNE.
Esw.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday ttou the mines.
Historically reported that the Thiladc pha SYM
dlcatr have puIchl-eI all of George d. ROb"riSs IN
t-Ies, in the Luxe Valley mlnc,. prominent men,
her of TN" NcW-lorE hlWlpg Exchange lated yes
tcrGay au ruoJl chat application "Oud hc made
to-day 10 hsi tlIc sierra stocks on the NeW-lork
Mining EAchau-c.
Robinson consolidated mauac r. tclegraphcd Octo-
hrr -: shipped 80 to!., ~ ounces. Ne" ore
assay, IRON GJ 10 - ounces
TIE financial statement of the Eureka Coneoii-
dated Company + Jh- month of September shows
{ al the h.>c bullion proauct VS. nearly 81 toss,
valued al $40. 09t 90. Among tnr uispuI> IL Ht'
were For iuln- account, t35G-9 81; smelling 1c-
count, %2G2J2 q; fire. ght, refining otc,
49, 80 10; new sIait uncludng q3j,ODO balance
for hydraulic pump, %lUi.12l 10. LAccSs oi eX-
pcndItuf.s over earnings, SSS.32l 81. On OctUOcr
lOthcrc were on hand, cash, -. $40 30, and about
2G9it tons case bullIua, valued a; f1l3iJ g me
liabilities drc,Udmg buI OF $4,000 Tor huIs,iug
works, not LET Cuc). amounted 10 ri2,36l -. Az
pTOXi .,ate net resources, so JG3 ..
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.LOSiAd PRICES Of nos iON SfOChA.
BOSTON. Monday. Oct. 23. 1892
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nAHSPE.-A New Bible, giving the originals
~ of al other Bibles origin of worlds, of man and Ian
gges For sale 779 Broadway 4fO 4th rave Isl West
29tns 1913 34hs and at the Church of the Fathers
Rest ia Brooklyn court 267 Adeph ST. 10 Wnoueh
by 81 Z2 NV Ne ave- aud at the Church Of the New Dpen
sstOn Retail price IN sheep 81 o.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NACHIAVELLI.

v,ur HISTORICAL POLITICAL AND DIPLOMATIC
WRITINGS OF NICCoLo MACH MACH \, Ill; Trans
vols syo I'D. XIII. AGO, AGA, ass, Az james
Ospood & Co.
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New publications.

4 SPLENDID NEW NOVEL.
N "SHARING HER CRIME" by Nay Agnes Fleming
author of Guy KarlscOuts Wife" &c. Just ready.
c. w. CARLETON & co, Publishers, YORK
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gNMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMEk5
FOR QUEENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MONTKEAL......THU i,SDAI, oct -, ? p. NJ
CITY or BERLIN ATJHDAG Soy. I, noon
CRY OF kICLAlOND ..,....Td uES)AY Nov. 81, e. 10
CITY OF CUESTER.... SAIUR UAN. NDv. !, IL Lth
CITY OF BRUISED ......~A DAY, Nov. 3d. $50 a. ID
From Pier SO new number North River.
CABIN PASSAGE, 600, $50 aud7luU
SiLERAGI-. SIS. Prepaid, 3 ~.
Ililtge "a S. 10. -Ultl ttll-
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DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

4 LINZ FOR CALIFOI.SiA, SANDWICH tSLA&BA
JAPAN. CHINA. NEW-LI.AI AM ~IItA Liza, CEN
TRAI and SOUTH AME.NCh and MEXICO.
From NeW-N Ork pier tlpt 'nuai-,t y. T.
For IAN Francisco va isthmus OF Panama
ACATU B.. . Iueeday october 81. noon.
COnnectiug for Central and South America and HoXicn
Francisco. Isl AMI brauuan-sts.
For Japan and CHINA
.. am O. : ARA ... DAY October I. .. m
Excursion between Francisco and 1ohunahd ~
special rates.
For HONOLULU. NEW-LI. riAN y ana y 1 ? itALIA-
u. ..I.i II D. sails SATURDAY. Der iN pm
O 81 MS OF FRANCISCO
freight passage and general Information app} ai Com
pany's once or the iIcr loot Cau..st, Noith iaver
j.. 81 LAY, SupcIlutcno nj
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EFHD STAR LINE.
aiiiug New York and Antwerp every saturday.
LrEiAN SATURDAY. October - al b:l a. m
w f.,<'p SATURDAY. euyorlbrr % -
saloons eiate-rooms. smoking AMI bathrooms dmdSpt
TN. cauIn $50 81 second cabin, @1J cxcIrstpn
$50 = fceia4c SO prepaid - excursion. !" ~.
PITER Wright g SONS, General Agents, % B:odi"ay'
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
steamers leave co.'s Per topt ot --5N,t Jersey city
For .lHGcr0GU:
IS ZAANDAM. edreaday, oct Il, pa.
Tor I.Ofifri1IH:
SIS F. CALAND......... .. "Wednesday. oct -. p.
lstC Cabin Cabin $50. ~.G pIepdII so
ii. CAZAUX, General Agent. - ouui Wl4ahst
FJ3Nt l.. DNI.d 90. j. ". MORRIS.
p Wm.st froirL, cents 80 E'way Gen. Pass Agent
tVHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NJ AL ; Ia N i-isS
FOR QUEEN -TOWN AND LINEkPOOI".
NOTCE.-1hc steamers Of Oh me iaAe me L3n' Route
recommended Lieutenant Mauly, L = y on DOth Tic
outward AID hOlnew arlyOyagcA .,.. 49,. 90, -.
ADRit no capt ,erndes.. Thursday ,oy 2. ~ 81
GER 4 &C. Capt Krnod},.---s"'u !. v, N'' H. a. No.
FROM TH e " HIrE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
~ -' lOIH-ST
These steamers uniform in ana unsurpassed m ap
TOutmcnts The Saloons StatcrDUno, SnohiES ana Bdl
stfe aforiing degree of comfort hitherto uAdttAnaoie
RAfEs-saioon o $50 and 500. Return tickets OF
favO terms Steerage from the ola Country so NON
York. S2a 49,. .,.. .,
o-iPN' r j CORrIs, AssnA
CT BARTLETT d CO., \ gents Boston
BAERITT y CAITEEL- Agents. PhiIaiepAlh
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-18
The Horse on the prnirie,

A young farmer came gaNoping over
the prairie TO us while we trotted along,
Now, II YOU have never seen the horse
on the prairie, YOU have never seen him
at all. He belongs there, Until you
see him in his home, YOU can never re-
alize how tame picture he makes cur
voting in the streets of city, or pranc-
ing through the thronged drives of a
park. But out herethe day is full of
sunshine. the air of December is hrac-
ing and pure, and on. these plains il is
celebrating as champagne As far out
on the pale brown prairie as YOU can
distinguish objects YOU can see the NOV
ihg speck on the horizon, and watch it
coming into clearer view rs you see a
ship sail in SIGHT AZ sea The figure of
the man and horse seem one the mo-
ton Of the easy gallop is regular rs mu-
sic, rising and falling in perfect ca
dence As they come nearer, the figure
Of the horse, perfect in outline and
graceful in every movement, the long
tossing name, the easy seat Of the rider,
riding with straight knees and long
StirrupS. and by and by the muifled nut
ter. rather than clatter. of the hoofs on
the turf, and back Of and aroundall this
the background of far-rcaching
prairie dimpling in all shades of brown.
and the setting Of sky blue as tur-
quois. with the wide, wild sense Of per-
feet freedom. a universe in sight, makes
q picture that Won never want 10 forget,
and could not forget ii YOU would. We
all wanted 10 shout rs the rider gal
loped up. and. with CHEEKY Hello
10 our d-i---, went swinging on.
have seen beautiful saddle horses in
Fairmount Park. and | have watched
riders in Central Park, pounding their
saddles with the trip-hammer ease Of
the English riding-Schocl; | have seen
the FLYERS and their wonderful Jock
stS. throwing the miles away Ike so
many seconds in Jerome; | have seen
armies of cavalry sweep across the bat
Ie-iield. while the ground fairly rocked
and uembled under their charging feet;
have watched, thrilled with excite
ment, a siN-gun battery go wheeling
and laundering into position in the very
face Of charging column at 4 tins
when minutes meant hours. but ! think
! never saw the horse when he seemed
81 much part Of the landscape when
all the freedom and beauty Of earth and
air and sky seemed 70 he made TO har-
monte with him, his strength and beau
" and grace. until watched him
sweeping over the great sky-encircled
prairies Of the WeSt-R. j. Burdette in
he Burlington (Io,ra) Hark-Ey..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-18

The official annual report on British
agriculture for 1881 has recently been
published. Especially in view of the
serious depression existing in that eoun-
try these statistics are Of marked inter-
est. The total acreage OF the United
Kingdom * 77,S2S.94S. of which Az
6iG,ll2 are under crops Of all kinds,
leaving 30.00O,000 acres unculiivated.
In grain crops of all kinds there were
1864, 697 acres; in green crops, 4.S0S,-
2ll; in clover and grasses under rota-
ton, 6.9S4.l72; while 24,767767 acres.
or more than half of the total acreage
utilized is in permanent pastures. There
has been steady increase in permanent
pasturage in the last ten years amount
ing to over 100000 acres. Compared
with last year the grain acreage is al
most the same. An increase OF 10000
acres appears in the cultivated area of
Great Britain compared with last year.
In view of the statements made concern
ing unoccupied farms, it is of interest
to know that only 43,Sl7 acres were re-
turned as unoccupied in June in Eng
land and Wales.
There were, in the United Kingdom,
l,923,6l9 horses used in agriculture or
for breeding purposes, 9.905,0l3 cattle,
27,S9s,273 sheep, and 9,149,173 pigs.
Compared with last year, there is little
change, except in sheep, which decreas-
ed over 100000, or about per cent
In the last seven years sheep in Great
Britain have decreased 10 per cent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-18

There is a species Of slovenly pro-
nounciation which the dictionary certain
ly upholds. We must not, for instance,
say howl for hovel, but we must say
grov'l for groyel. We are required to
say hev'n and eley'n for heaven and
eleven, but are ut once out Of the pale
of good speakers if we say Elm for
Ellen. To say devil for beyel, or bush'l
for bushel is TO prove ones self a vul-
garan; but not to say EVIL for evil is to
set ones self down as an ignoramus II
is wholly wrong 10 say pan'l for panel,
put wholly right TO say old'n for olden
1t isreally impossible toaccount for these
differences, They are certainly IRA
tional, and the wonder is that they
should continue TO receive the support
Of orthocpists,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-18
Nolhers! llotner,!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with the eXcrucIating pain of cutting
teethl If 50, 90 at once and get bottle Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve The poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will regulate the bowels
and give rest 10 the mother, and relief and
health To the child, operating like mage
Il is perfectly sale to use in all cas-s, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the presclip
ton Of one Of the oldes, and best fcmal,
physicians and nurses in the United States
Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-18

Baron Rothschild, of Paris, says the
Norristown Hcraid intends to have n
magnificent book published, which is to
be dedicated TO the French capital and
TO be devoted to the exposition of lis IN
terests, duties, etc. The Baron, rs is
well known, is immensely wealthy, and
takes this method Of getting rid of some
OF his surplus cash. He was advised to
come TO this country and start an eight
page morning daily, but he declined,
saying he couldn't afford to lose more
than two millions year.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-18
A Story Of Wehster.

Mr.. Webster's centennial birthday
was an occasion for many anecdotes in
the Ney England papers. 1t is related
that u friend from Nantucket once OBJ
jected because Mr. Webster asked him
$4,000 TO 90 to the Island to argue u
case. 81 would as soon argue the whole
docket" said Mr.. Webster who did not
wish the long trip. The friend said that
he would argue such cases as he should
present before his own case was called.
When Mr., Webster got to Nantucket he
found that the friends case was at the
foot OF the docket and that he was eX-
pected to argue the whole docket
through. He did so and received
the $4,000 but his client who had
'farmcd' him out, cleared $500 be-
sides winning his case. riitsburg Post.