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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-05
PHYSICIANS.
F. r. 1icknelI, M, ..

OFFICE-City Of Paris Block. Rooms
Q, 7 and 8.
OFFICE HOURS-8 to IL A. M, 2 to G
Pm.
pS-May be found at Office after7P. M,
d7-3m
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gathering all day at Catlettsburg,
and threats OF lynchiDg are com.
mOn
Death Of u Csns~narisn.

Hull.
Death Of II Cens@narisn.
RICHMOND, KY, Jan. 4.-James
Isom died in this county last Sun
day, after having attained the age
102 years. His life was eventful.
During the war of 1872 he passed
his time in cave on the noun
tains making saltpetre for the man
ufacture Of -gunpowder fer the
American army.
ssatr,cid..
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Anew Years
day, in the vicinity Of Louisiana,
Mo, John Morgan Shaw, one of
Bill Anderson's guerrillOs, was
shot ard killed by his brother,
Morgan Shaw. The murder arose
from family feud about the di.
vision ot lhe fathers property. I'm
Msy. 1880, John Morgan Shaw shot
ana killed hia hro.het Perrin Shaw,
auj this SECOND tfag,dy is the re-
suit uf the Iir-t
amtSb Ersr.HS.
ST. LOUIS. Jan 4 A fearful
tragedy Is repor;ed III the souiheru
portion Of Montgomery county
On the night of the 29th ult. John,
Tom aud Joe King, three lswIess
young men, rode over TO the house
of H Nelson, located four miles
from the little town of Americus.
Nelson claims that the object of
the King brothers was robbery. A
fight ensued which ended disas.
trously to tho Kings, one Of the
brothers being shot dead. The fol-
lowing day the body of young
King was taken to his mothers
cabin for burial. The cabin is Oc.
cupied by old man King, two Of
the boys wives and their mother,
Mrs. Austin. AT about 8 O'Clock
that night while one of the boys
was in the village for coffin for
his dead brother, band OF citizens
rode up to the cabin and made All
assault on old Mrs. King and Mrs.
Austin. They ran out, when Mrs.
King was wounded and Mrs. Aus
tin shot dead. Another of the
King boys WAS crippled aud still
another perhaps is dead. The
Sheriff with a posse is after the
leaders of the mob and he will ar
rest them aud enforce order.
A,trMpsed Mardor snd su,cide.
MINDEN, La, JAS. 4.-On De-
cember 30th, at u plantation near
here, Robert Lewis, son of tie late
Langdon Lewis, shot Mrs. Wills
Lewis and her sister, Mrs. Thomp-
son, both seriously, and then killed
Cause Of the tragedy, un-
known
E.ev.n Ch'n~me" Mass
DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 4 -Passen.
gers on the through train from San
Francisco report that last Saturday,
near Eagle Springs, east OF Ell Paso,
eleven Cinnamon, engaged in sur.
facing up the track of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, were massacred
by Apache Indians. The deed was
not discovered until Monday morn
ing after through trains were
started East.
Fseedom of Dubiin G." raratli nOd
Diilon.
DUBLIN, Jan. A. The corpora
tion has conferred the freedom of
the city upon Parnell and Dillon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Judge
Cox said In relation to the motion
Of Scoville for permission to intro
duce new witnes ses: "The testim o.
ny of witnesses by which the de-
fense expected to prove what the
prisoner asserted upon the day of
the assassination and upon the day
after, as the motive for his act,
should he admitted as evidence in
sui-rebuttal."
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County Warrants, etc.

and County Warrants, Judgments, and
all kinds Of claims.
@. WHITE,
Attorney at Law.
e~R0om % Temple Block. nSO-1y
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BOARD and ROOMS.
2oe SPRING ST.

Private Boarding; Sunny Rooms, en-
suite or single, furnished with all the
comforts OF an elegant private home;
SIX minutes walk frc m the Postoffice.
RETerms very reasonable. Jyl2-6m
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MINDEN, La, JAS. 4.-On De-
cember 80th, at u plantation near
here, Robert Lewis, son of tie late
Langdon Lewis, shot Mrs. Wills
Lewis and her sister, Mrs. Thomp-
son, both seriously, and then killed
himself. Cause of the tragedy, un-
known.
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Henry g. l. athrop, M. D.,
Successor TO X. d. Wise. M. d.

nFFICE, Rooms Q, and CARDONA
~ BLOCK. Residence. lS7 Spring st.
Office hours from 8 to 10 A. M. ana from
2 to s and to8P. NJ.
HDiseases OF the joints, deformities
and all surgical diseases specially. o2o
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ALBANY, N Y, Jan 4.-The
Democratic, in caucus last night,
nominated officers of the lIegisls-
ture after adjournment. Tammapy
expressed detei minatiOn to Op-
pose their election. No urganiza-
tion is expected for week. The
c,ndidacy Of Senator Jacobs for
President Of the Ssnate must be
Withdrawn before FammaDy will
enter the caucus.
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TERMS FOR DAILY AERALp:
lOSsNGELES W EEgLy i!sRkLD

tsrphIiShed every Saturday mofpias
TERMS.
One yoar,b, natl or express ON . copy..SSegy
a.x inonths " eel ~
three " "'' y"
Advertisement asserted at reaso oaabie
,ates.
All Kinds of Job w nrk dome 60
Dom pete with SnR Francisco 81
Price ,Ssyle, Hnd s:ieEnnst OF TersAs
maushiD.
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The target will be such that the poor
est shot will have q good chance to win.
The highest SCORE takes the first prize,
the next highest the second ditto and
the third highest gets the pistol. d20tf
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

t1vEqPoo- Feb. 2l-20Dp m.-Pork-Prime Mess Eastern
steady steady at 10. BaconCunDeTland
Cut. 46OI: short HID duh at 46Od Long clear
du 4Jji: Snort Clear. dull at ~. Hams-LOng CUT
Gun at 5Oe shoulders. dull 327d Tor new. Beot-lnlia
Mess dull 81. Mess duh at III. Prime Mess du
LaTd-Prme Western. steady at 3i9d Ial0w-Prle
steady. at 40. TurpentlDe-SpritS steady az ~.
HOsin-Fne duh llbd: Common steady az b}d Cneeso-
Cholce dull a 63 Oh Lard O none here Flodr
Extra state dull IA. Wheat-No White dun AT lOd
No. spring. dun at 1854: Winter New western ulh
lUlOd. COrn-Mxed, steady at 0ll l COttonseed OI-
Yellow American. none here. Ro5in-ComHon at Lohdon
dun aJ q. Turpentine-SDIrits al LONDON nflhei aI
AZ. ,,.-,--
LIVERPOOL. Feb 24-4:3O business
prices LOrn I'D GENITAL for New Mixed West
ern: Flour - I'd. for Western Peas lOd per GENITAL LOT
Canadian. Wheat 90d 1854. for California Wlhtei ~
alp!id for Red Winter l05dGl0Gd for California CiuD
IIyFKPOOf- Feb. 2i-3:3O D. m-HecL 10 per uerce
grades OF American Bacon Al per cwt for short clear
Middle4 Talow. ~. per cwt. Lard 5i9d per cwt iO'
American Pork. II per bbl for Prim" Mess .
LIVERPOOL Feb. 2t-3 m.The receipts OF Wheat ior ae
past days 2j7.000 eentas ncluiing 22sOOo
American.
LOXDoS Feb 24-i:3O m.-Cacuta Linseed. AZ 90;
per nuarter. sperm OIL 272 tOn Palo Rosn re
iOGd. spirits rurpenuue 420i23d per cwt Rcnne|
Pctroeun 7lad73d. spirits OF Petroleum. .Gd6 Sd pei
Gallon. Common Rosin. I'D Lnsoed on 25ji. per tor
ANTWERP Fen 2l-PctrOcum. - francs 20 ceIltimes
dne pale American McOXs Lard closed at loO francs
per lOO o., -
30 centmes prr 80 kilOs -. - -.u,-.
i}RRMRY Feb. 23.-WtcOx's Lard closed at 90 marks
per llUpounds. Petroleum marks % pennig@
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25

n oz sSdd8al 26inoh. GO recd Printer 29 yards, u
2 or, aid dil2d; No. 40. Mule Twist far second
AUGtsTA Feb 2i.-Cotton steady; Middling. 1lc; Low
Middlng. l0c; Good Ordinary, lOc; reoepts 20 pales
auments l73S bales: ass bales; stock 2uol Dae;
weekly receipts Loss bales; shipments Lbs bales saes
CHARLESTON, Feb. 24.Cotton steady Middhng IL 'F.i
Low Midding 7sc Good Ordinary, lO3,c; net receipts
bales; exports cOawise. 3O2 bales saes 800 bales
stock 60 II bales; weekly net receipts $3.50 bales exports
to Great Britain lG0G bales To the Continent 2olJ Dalos
GALVESTON Feb. .24.-Cotton nominal Middling Sci
Mddng lO7sc; Good Ordinary, lGltci net receipts
Lola bales. 3073 bales; exports 10 Great Blltn
l3l7 bales: COastwise 6SS bales sales $50 bales sock
40 bales weekly receipts 437s bales gross 5G72
bales export to Great Britain 2Sg2 bales; TO the SOht
neut 800 bales cOastwise 2S3S bales sales Zuo DaeS
MEMPHIS, Feb 2i.-CottOn dulot; Mddng, II iei Low
Middng 1876. Good Ordinary, l0lsc.; net receipts 95
bales; shipments bales; sales, 100 bales stock 1852
SS622 bales 1881, 10 27 Oale weekly net receipts SOD
bales 3l67 bales; shipments $3.50 bales; saes OJio
MOBILE Feb 2i-Cotton quiet; Mdding, II asc. Low
Mid,lng lie; Good Ordinary. lO4ci net receipts, 3o2
bales exports coaswse bales sales 500 bales stock
i3, 232 bars: weekly receipts 34iS bales; gross olI
bales exports TO Great Britain, iS99 bales 10 the Continent
1853 bales cOaswisc. 2 100 bales sales. 5000 bales
NEw-ORLEANs Feb. 2i-Cott0n steady; Middnng, 1lNc;
Lew Mddng lie. Good Ordinary, lose. net receipts,
3232 bales; gross. al II bales; exports 20 The Continent
37O3!O bales. weekly net receipts l6,il bales; gross
l9,l0S bales exports 10 Great Britain 26l6 bales 10 mo
Continent 23G4 bales cOaswse, 21i4 bales sales 2'OOO
bales
SAVANNAH Feb 24-Cotton quiet; MIddling, II eed Low
Mddng lOisc; Good Ordinary, 9'sc. net receipts III ~
bales ports cOaswise baes Sales 100 bales last
evening 500 bales stock 7642 bales weekly net receipts
6942bales; 1921 bales; exports 10 Great Din4
10 Continent, bales C0astNise, 1,lJJ
bales sales 1900 bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS
NTY.YORE. Feb. 2i-1he following are the total net re-
cepo Cotton a; the aforementioned ports since Scpem
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fesal Notlres.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIN
I-PrOW \ OFFICES, No 23S broadway corner Thirty.
arsst sos west Twen,y.thlr-.t. corner Elgh,h-aye.
No 92 Fast Fourteenths Union square, 1bO Thri.
ave corner Fortyeyenth.-i. as the HARLEM OFFICES.
Nos lOO and 300 ThirLave, oorp"r Oneshundrodend-
tbentyafth-st- up TO p. H. at yliar Aco rAtos
TsNuE SUPREME COURT, ALBANY COUN-
TY.-In the matter OF The Universal Life Insurance
Comrany New.Nor< CITY. Notice tO policy holders AID
benehciares Of the Universal Life Insurance Company OF
New York city.
pursuance Of an order oths Court ma e the above en-
titled proceeding the 3uth day u Decemh T. 1881,
ulfd and red the 9Th day OF January l9 uotee
hereby given Creit0rs aud claimants accouat
policies issued by the Universal Life Insurance C0mps1y,
they REQ uiIed exhibit their claims TO me, The un
q sad company, ~ my once number
eight south Fourths Hudson Colunna County NewNork.
and parties above entitled suit proceeding IN
before the st day Of August o aud that n default Q.
such creditors claimants exhibiting their claims ana
becoming pAriies said suit proceeding as
afosl hey -hau precuded from ali bene 10 81 the order
OF decree which be made IN sue st "a,
proceeding aud from any distribution OF the ast oi d
e,fnuauv Deposited Department OF t -to
OF New which shall be made undel such otsi Vi ue
D3'oo h"u'"n' y - 7' JoHN CADMAN Referee
Post and once address 80 south foui'aSI' haa'
. All, y \.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
oaNKING AND FINANCIAL.


-, .o-dav our Memoranda Concerning
Wepu"r,' pordsp containing information vaiu-
Goveril" "m inye.tors. Its principal contents are
able 10 al norccrning Government Bonds, State
memoranu" nsh,s Of Foreign Countries Stock Deal
ings' Compsnuiud pso and Notes on Gold and Silver
census % desiring to make Investments we shall
10 "s ioasnre in sending this book free OF charge;
take n" ohta;ned by application at our Office.
We continue to buy and sell Gov9rnmen. IT. nonuS a
:, largo or small amounts without charge Ior co'Ii-
mission. We receive approved deposit accoun's C's
snbioc. to check at sight allowing 'nrse per ''n'
interest on balances averaging over @l'ooo
month. ,.,ui.,o.. j., oil stocl,s
We do general commission business III al S'o'N'
80 doslt in at the Stock Exchange.
R'Hu FISK & HATCH,
= Nassau-st., New-lork.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
corr,y u,rxsr,-BY rELEipApl

LlvrnrooL Feb 2i-j;'op m.-Cotton-sieA1y Aiddnc ding
suhs a. od liddmg relns; O'-i; sa-- IOUU' pat7
lpcu,img 800 ua., tor speculation ana rAlnrl l,-'lP'
p, 90 bales iuciulinc 1880 bales AmeT5a ~
land. low Ffiddipg clause. FtbruIY deNtY. 'azu 40
February aud March delivery. oaasd 10 h1cn anu Apl
oNrrg ia. "a 80 Gsss.d. do Apnl ana -i@y u'l',Il'
Gaod also Gsf do Mav ana Juue d'iN1it. o. ,p
"a. do ue aud Iuv delivery. O--d; do JuN ana a itHt
.1y .iil. DO August ANA september delivery, O'cgl
Futures Qultt c...., rr,,re. Trtopss
ltylspuUI Feb 2t-l2O r. motion ut'Ir- riiai.-'
Low Midduug clause. tftd do Juil anu "1'i'''''
61'sd do. August and september drN'e'I or- wa
iItpRPlO Fob g4-B y. Iu.-fuiure7 llin'H iuN .'"
ding clause March ANA Auril delivery. Of Va" ~ ~ -
tiaY delivery, bld do. Ju4e ala Juiy 's" "' -A"7''
September delivery. 6-'a4d. .... ~, ,,. a,y ,,
LIVERPOOL ItI. 2i go p H. iho hH'' " ''- ""' '
cludri ,..,f bales American .- ,,....r.. t-,t,,s.
IiVRRrcoL Fcp 2I-3:ir 81. mC0t'on-Fuiu pllhd-
ns Nidup clause February delivery, biad 90 ftuuaif
March delivery b't-dt do June, ana '"' "'''''''
"" w. ' - "a ~ fof0D-~ales 0f the week,
-G Oun bales. American. 4-lrD bales; stcua'oi- aA 1
b.i,. uurt.r. poe 100 bales Forwarded IRON tue sup
side direct o sylnncra. 5tul bales a'l eAll .i'l"
halo. Total rrrcut- 1000 bales American. 49," 10 bi''
t1,I sfe -t OGD 1alcs American a62,OuO haes' amount
ot cotton afDai. g4i. 600 bales American -ni'W id,
.ycug.rps Feb The market for yarns sra fhbncals
s.ey SJ-ach. W reed. Cold Ina shr"gh - baIdA' o
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
49,. N.u,y I-r;dav Eah Of 1890
NEw-YoRK. FT

ASUFS-Unchanged.
.REESWAX-Quet but hIfn
IANDIf.S-In fair demand and steady.
t,UICCORY-M Moderately active ana steady
coal -EitumnOus firm Anthracite rather weak
COCO A-Ouiet aud generally unchanged . --
duh easier ordinary 10 frlne carcoes
sSGllc including at 9c. Mid grades quiet aud nom
2naly unchanged. .- s-..- =, - ou5 s.o,ar
COOPERAGE STOCk--l In nhOneraVe uohnanu an" e'o'u'
CORDAGE- Unchanged.
COTTON-spot Cotton 1rmer. but without quotahle
trace gniet $50 bales 0S bales last evening"
sncndnr $50 spinning and 30 bales for speea
1 Deyered 800 bales Receipts nj the ports
today l2-2 bales against 10 l33 bales this day last Week
ana 36G2G year; for the weeS o94 baes as
Dos bales ast week and l36ll2 last since Septeu
ber 3g7Osl7 bales against Ii7S G03 bales last seasOn
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25

Atlantic and Great western rs first s7 do second
tees n1 Illinois Central 1866 fonnsyNah" ''''
SIS Reading D. m.-The amount OF On onnon non soo
anS Of England on Caanss Soaa vse SGoe three
LONDON ~ francs 92iq oenumes Tor tne @ Frames
pei cent Sn Tn 2i-5:OU m.-Exohanxe on Loha'" 80
90 saa~f,mes iOI checks
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN IN THE UNITED STATES AND
CANADA.
Feb. IL. i

1se{ bush 5Sa5 g5ssssSS S99s35425 8SS3335I5l ~
eCNNY BAGGING-Modera,e active and about steady.
HEMPs. ErC-Jute Butts quiet at Zliieg2te; Hemp
qua ior ASD S and faiE @ -: sery Prime
g@gthy Hay 9oG95e Medium DE- dp 55GS}S smPp9s 33
no. rye Soc Rye. s. a6Oc. oat Straw 4Ooi5c.
ara RIOS 81 To 9ap H. bIy 2ya b MoneydeS 20 to ~
@ p S $ 2 @ @csads sod a29 % & y S T
- 20 70 10 20 &c 81 pr MaieH9ras ~ to 70 P "a
h. isSi8c Wet saed Ayres Ok 90 to 90 i6 ia
Buenos Ayres Cow AZ To- i0aGIic " $ Rio Grsnde
SS TeSds g OK tG and % Cow q Gdio
- 90 d. SalOc, W CITY Slaughter OK, % 10
7jb, lOalOc; W Country slaughter OK % to 7Ob 10
aoson,ct and nearly nominal: 1881, Choice 2GG27c.
Good TO Prime 2$G25G Ear to GOOD 2V@5ei Il i3S[ & to
l7qlsc crop Of los0 Poor 10 F l0eIoc; crop oi l979
MET isAeerieaq steel Rails very quet At s!GSs5s
1t Sioa$jJ old at $50 for - and ~ for double
Ssl5 e. for %o = and io cray Forge Geasalnoch
clinton sz4ft G & o1 ofe r-G en- %a S a M % P &
I'm que, at DC for Straits Plates qmcj al - -?gT1 40
charooa fia. and - 50oSj " = ior 40. Tefne. ..
MOLA-sES-Eoilng stock closed hrla AT 33i2c tor 5O'
Test New Orleans nrmer at 5d oc tor common TO f~Acy
NAVAL sIOREs-sPint' Iurpen,ne hrn 90 81 pDs m SOFA @ a.
S6f1 l. ' 2 49,, t +u ~ toi Ircc cs have S.crrdv
been but u 80 Is nov quoted Tar
oCEA& FREIGHTs-Gram shipments moderately &C. M
tive and nrner Other business far Don, by
steam 900 sacks Flour los - Gdi 10y oo itoI, t
Hops Ios-d.; 1900 bush Grain, I'D; 400 tons Con
g. 81. a4s I'd; PORK. IS. Sd as Cd; OH cake 49, OL
lQgacco. -. 3D.. Measurement Goods, I2S Oi.g o
tdYEEPuOL steam C5O pkgs Butter 2ls 5d q-'.' 0oo
pi Cheese, 2lS ID. 02js; j,5n pkgs fTONsOg I'-"-,
20 tons Heavy Goods, IJa20.; 200 ton, MttsuieneIt
Goods. 0s 10000 bush Grain. 4id; 5000 bales 'ot
Ion, oI8Dtgd. $500 sacks Flour Sd al Is ~li lfJV
bbs Flour is 2i ais sd Beet quoted Ss a5 Cd Pork
= Gd a. 3D. Talow, 70 3D.. Lard q Cd q20s Oh S&Ie
rs. Cd. Tobacco, 2js-....G LAsGOW steam 3JVo
SACKS flour los lSs Od, 1000 bD4 do. Is 9d 81
1000 pigs Butter and Cheese, 22s. Od.ddOA; Z3uU
bAgs Provisions los. o25s.; $500 ptg4 Measurement
SoOds l5 Cd lG 900 bush Gram 8l4d; Lard quoted
ssss allow, zOs Beet Is g. Pork 81. 3D. Oh cake. l7s'
20 Hops ~. Tobacco, rs 'd....-BRIsTOl, by steam,
%iVJ pxgs. Heavy and Measurement Goods. lJs a<Os.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
Dipi0en0 Notices.

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RALRoAD CoMPANY,l
Is BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK, Feb. 20, 1882. }
COUPONS due March |, lSS2 on the Eight
~ per and the Six cent COnsol
idatei Bonds this Company will be paid end after the
day March, 1892 az the Bank OF North America, NO
At Mall.st.. New York. JOHN A. HILTON, Secretary
OFFICE OF LA PLATA MINING SMELLING CO.. OF LEADl
WILLIE, COL,
5s Broadway Rooms ~ and l3, NEWY0 Feb H. lSS2)
hiVIDEND NO. 3O.-Ihp Board OF Trustees
~ have this day declared a dividend OF SEVEN AND
ONEIALF CENTS share tpar value Ol on The capta
stock pay Wedncsda March 1857 at the Oihce OF
the company Ira scr will Tuesday, February
II. lS92 and reopen Thursday. darCh 2, 1882
Also an Extra dividend of two and haf 22 cents per
share. to khOders Of date at February II, lSS2
Statement Of the financial condition OF the company On
Working capital ...-%l n..'IJ. ~
January l. lSS2-Baance surplus account 6l9l4 81
February lSoNet earnings for month OF jan ZOVoV o.
$lSJ,S6J Al
Dividend Of ! l. cents per share, 100000 .o
shares ..............-..-. $4,000 90
Extra dividend OF 2l2 cents per share, 10000
-V''0O0 'N - 2O.O0O 90
rolorco Fe,ruarv 1899 ........... l6j. .SGj Al
q 4 ~ 4 a p A I Ass't Seer
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
Gopartnersbin Notices.


4 DVERTISEMENTS FOX THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1898 Broadway, corner Thirty
hrstst, 3OS West Twenty ythirds, corner Elknt.aye.
No. 52 Fourteeuths corner Cnonsguare 40 Third
Fortyseventh.st at the HARLEM OFFlCES
Nos. 1O0l aud 1890 rhirdave, corner Onehundredaaa
twenty dfth-st up 20 at regular Q hc2 rates
DOBEKToON 4 LAMSON.
The undersigned desrous Of forming limited partnership
under the statutes state OF NeWlrk, hereby ceuy
firm under which such partnership Is
20 he conducted Is ROBERTSON & LANSON.
That the general Of the business intended 10 10
transacted ~ partnership Is the manufacture an sao
of knit goods also general dry goods com mission Dos
-, ..oat., ,,.rt,. "A
interested In said partnership as folo~s; JANIS L-
RORkRTSON resides at Jersey ny, IN NeN'Jersoys
ROGLR who resides AT the 'lty, L u ~ and
state os the general partners ana fbD-
ERIcK ~ FLINT, who resides at the Larchmont Manor.
I'm tbe town of amarOneck IA the County OF Nestchestr
and state of New. York, Is the special partner ,,
4 Thai m. said FREDERICK W. FLINT mas cOntrlb-
uted the sum OF thousand dollars as capa 10 the CON-
stock. ..t, ,.r.,o-.ht, a. o., oo,,,
rCnce A. tho 18TH ~ February, lss2 an TIE period
which The partnership is to terminate Is The Ist d' ot
February, 1855. - ,ooo
Dateu 'AI' 4''' '"' VI JAMES +. ROBERTSON
fs.pedA ROGER LAMSON,
Y. W. FLINT
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE Trust CQMPASY,l
No. I2O BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (
I'm. \
TTE Mercantile Trust Company viii ssne

TIHE NCrCantle IrIlSt IOmpdny VIII ISNIIt
certificates hrst preferred stock OF the Manhattan
Railway Company the temporary receipts already Issued
for the stock Of the NcwYork Elevated Railroad Com
pany exchanged first preferred stock 1t thc Dal
haitian Ravay company accordance with the agreement
between the Manhattan Railway COmpaay, the New-l ork
Elevated Company and the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway Company. dated November H. lSSl Upon the de-
livery certificates 10 the trust company AZ WI" pay leh
Dollars q share in cash.
non tbe delivery of the certificates ~ the Metropolitan le
yal Hany COMPANY the Trust Company will Issue certlu
caie4 of second preferred stock OF the Manhattan Railway
Comnauv thcror NewNOrk Elevated Shareholders making
the change closing OF The books VIII receive me
dividend OF per cent on the urst preferred SIOUX o le
Manhattan Hallway Company. ,,,--,,t,n ,D t,.t4.,.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riyer Vessels dnf RtitrotfS
Nrw-YoEK Friday. Feb. 2i, 1882.
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miscellaneous.

A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIL TIlE
UPTOWN OFFICES No 1928 Broadway corner Thirty
irsst 3Os West Twenty -thri-st.. Eighthave.
East FCurteenths corner Cnonsquare 100 Ihlrd
ave corner Forty-4cyenth.st at tho HARLEM OFFICES
1901 and 1900 Thrdave, corner one hundreu-aA1'
tweny.fth-st., up 10 p. In at regular once rates
COLUMBIA BICYCLE SCHOOL and SALES-
" ROOM pa and 2l6 East 34th.st. ELLIOTT MASON,
Manager. Open from $3.50 a. m 20 10 D. M
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flnlnciIl.

TEXAS AND ST. LOUIS CONSTRUCTION FUSD,}
IT. LOUIS. Feb. 24. lSS2
AN INSTALMENT Go. -, OF TEN PER
"A CENT, is hereby called from the subscribers TO the
above fund payable 10 the CENTRAL TRUST co. Of NeW-
ioiA va 'i'''i V Nv PARAMORE Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-25
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM

TEEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY. The coupons Of the first mortgage eastern u
vision bonds OF the Tl.NAS AND PACIFIC HALLWAY
COMPANY maturing March !, 1892 will be paid Oh aiter
that aae az the Mercantile Tst COMPANY, No 100 Broad
way New-lOrK Ciy. 6 T. Sal IIEk LhE, lreasuIel,
rJ,UE COUPONS of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the ElLabethtown, Lexington and Big sandy
Company March 1882 will be pa al te OF
fee OF FIah & Hatch. No . Nassau ST. W g l. I-I 1
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NTY.YORE. Feb. 2i.1he following are the total net re-
cep Cotton a; the aforementioned ports since Scpeh
OcF J, 1851
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|, oloT TyITF6 RI - = STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

MHEhTAII UEhMAN I'm T.
4 HamburgAmefican Packet COmpanys Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HAMBU Ra. -
CIMBRIA. Mar. 2GELL Mar ~
sILE>IA...............Mar0 . UENI -. Ma,. az zs
Rates plymouth, London, Chebourg, Ham
burg and all points in the south England First Cabin for
steamers sailing April $40 800 accordnTo oca-
Ii0n. Cabin Steera $50 Round trip AZ ro
duced rates steerage from Hamburg Hayre and South
ampton. 81 - - - - r,cu,nD q co
KU UNIIARDT & co, c. d. RICHARD n CO.
General Agents. General Passenger Agents
No q Rroadst, N. Y No. 81 broadway, y. Y.
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NUITCE 10 FlrSt MOrtgage BOnUnOIUcIS OF
~ indianapolis and Vinconues Rail Dad Company.
meeting O the First Mortgage BOndhoders OF the Indian
apois and Vncennes Railroad Company VIII De held NJ the
Windsor Hotel in the CITY of NewIOrk ON the 18th day OF
February 1872 IL o'clock for the purpose OF appoint
ing Trustees provided IN said mortgage, 10 succeed
original trustees Of whom deceased and the OJAef
has resigned. by order OF the Board OF Directors
=. b. LIGGETT,
Secretary Of indianapolis and Vincennes a. II. Co.