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New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

"A. FALL RIVER LINE
Nsv5SSt Nsw;g2rs,Gi sn e sS'i sS,'Pa; svss q ;,
~ Limited tsketA es1)ainy siI,t,l :, ~ Eastern
Points 49,. -.
! NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
Leays cay O SewYOrs M m daily Sundays sSesPted ,,, .,
city Radr m eke,s and . e. "a
| Pier - and steamers GEO l. CoNNOR
CHANGE OF TINE steamers or this Line viii isave
| New.York at =. m. on aud after Feb %.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY.-
Brooklyn, loot Of Fuitonst, Jewelrs Wharf
Fc%nste iSf 4sh Bridge Brancn a.o
AsaS G BSs Bds Sane SaaeiSn Esso
Allentown Reading Harrisburg Maneh Chunk williams
mFoT FIemngtqn Ea.ton Allentown. Reading. Har.
40 p m-For Easton Aauch Chunk. Tamaqua Drifton'
4:9Sp m.~Eor TigI Bridge Branch, Ens,on. &c.
t;$0n m--For someryle FlemLngt9n &C. sc. r,..,,.-
Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre &c. -, -.
and stations at $50 p Easion Allentown.
For newark 5i5 s:l5e!5 7;I5 77So as sl5 $50
se siS s55 55 lol5 IotS 15 ' ao % i5 u m GiS 55
$50. s:l65' = Si5' 1890 ms. = G@....,,.-.
For local points Time Tables AZ stations
n \. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
-. Leave T1 At I5 3l5 tI m I IL 2 S:$9 6pm
F0R FOR FREEoTD at S.i5 n Is M For
Keyport at SIS a. m Il m 2 l. s. 6p N . =
NEW3JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
hshaads M i @ ap M For Monmouth NM b Beach sS1
= y
Via Red Bank-s:Ij a. m. for Lakewood Toms River
Barnegat. &c. D. m. for Lakewood. Manchester Toms
River ATLANTIC CITY and all stations 10 Bay side l.
N. for Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat
NEW-IORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New Ork tTOm station e. r. n. OF y. J.
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green.sts. 7:45 $3.50. ILLS
a. 1880, 4:3O $50 z, II N. sunday at $40 a. m
$50 ~ M t9r Third aud Berkssts az 7:l5 Ills an
~ 80 - I. 6;o p On SUNDAY az 5;i5 mo an "a
L. On sunday SID T. $50, l3 p. m.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NewYOrk
From stations Phia and Reading +. r. Ninth aud Green,
s;s. at 30 $40 $780, IL m. lis $40 5i0 GAO. ~
From Third Berk ats az Is $40 9l5 NJ. l. 5;25
From Itenton-l25 O20 SOB 904. lOOS 1874 a. M los
40 GA. l:2s 2. m sunday l:25. 9.l9a mr bl4 m.
PULLMAN PAkLOR CA RS attached TO day trans
and sLEtPAdN I'm 10 COACHES 10 midnight trains IRON Ne"
Connection Is made at Jersey City station from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey City. ,oo n. -.
Tickets for sale at foot Of Lbertyst NOS Z5 z6l 4O
944 95I LIB Broadway, and at the prnca hOtS1 nos
and COurtst and Annex Office, ewells " sr brooklyn
n y Transfer Company, DOdds Express VIII can lOr and
check baggage from hotel or residence t0O1s
JOSEPH = HARRIS, IL. 7, BALDWIN,
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOUt
Il SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS-eteamer
leave Catharne slip at ll:3O 300 pm; weny ythfds,
East River BID Fare lower than by anY other route
LOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman Sleepers via " Y. ". H. and IT. r. r.. leaves
Grand depot ll;3j days and l03 30
Sundays. Gettcxets New HOrK and New gland Rail
road, at Grand Central Depot and principal hotels
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
RE4L ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Feb. IS. 1882.
The following sale was made at the Ex-
change salesroom yesterday:
Be- Richard !. HdTnet.
4.story brick building and 2-story frame dwelling
istaye lot 25x9so; Jas Z Carpenter -. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
srryy vDpL TtTv


Fordnarn- ave : 1898 II Of Quarry road 5Ox2gGs
xjOx2991O; Bridget Henry 10 Marian Clinton $500
32d-st' 3i9.S ft OF Sth-ave l2lOX3o.9 Theresa
Page Wm MulTy. 1000
i'OH nine Jneh and husband 60 Martin KepPier ~ 10000
Sth-st. = 800 II of l0thave, 2JX93G; Mueller
and wife tito Gilg 5000
stantOn-st. n s. of Eldridge-st, l7SX6O Victoria
Menzel Emea Kessler. 1000
reieree to lane Wood 10000
-th-st, II s. 1863 II " OF Ave.A. 21X92 2x23 2xS2j
John Klenm to Nestel and wife 1l,OO0
5Sth-st. 50 II W Of 7th ave, 25XlOOj; Adelaide
Gill Charles VI stead. .-..-.--.-. ..--.--.-.----
band to Fl sc6erl ana vile 15,5Oo
Ave-A. BerTian-ave, 4~&4 II n Of lsts,
24th Ward. 5OXl75; JOS Schadler and wife 10
l. interest. ----.-.---
Front-st, No lG 22.6x7O: Sidney COddingtOn
other 1890
CaGpen and wife TO Emily AThorn.1 $4,000
Partition deed between Daniel +, julius and Peter
TieInann and there
We'll and vile to Elizabeth Sc6oonnaker -. 1000
3d-ave, 500 II OF lO2dst, p.6X.lOi Caroline
Bishop 10 same 100
1st-ave. = 695 fl OF llSth-st lSlOxl00; same 10
7Sd-st 40 8O3 East 22xl022: Margaret A ORorke
ana husband to Kari NJ WaIiac6. 1880
Cedar 5, 100 IL " Of FOTest-ave, 23G Ward, 2JX
100: : HitChcOcA ana wife TO Barbara Decker. !
Old slip, No %, 2968X2Oi Alex McCue and wife to
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
CTARTNS
ST4A1IRiILN1,32, y 2,.rD Avn u,pnop TRANSFORMATIONS
L-lA

CHARMS ..-...u.u.o,.
- CRY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once, Pier Il, y. r., foot Cortlandtst
Cournmeut Of ght forwarded directed any part
Of the world
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery all kinds Of freight and mcr
chandise any part Of the city
SEA AND HABBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE-
Freight OF every description promptly shered to any point
IN the harborat reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BABGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer John H. starn and Erasius Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pc- i y r. al p H. daily .satu1ays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Sew-York and
New.Haycn care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. l. * W r. r. received AZ Pier 10
For New-Havcn anu points East at Pier IS
NORTH SHORE STATEN lsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents, from Per l. T. r.. foot Whtehlst
CENTRAL 5HtPYARD. Comnunipsw, M. Dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops every thing aOpcainng 10 the
construction and repair Of vessels
STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
> CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE s3 Boston for frstcass limited tickets good only
Steamer STGNINGToN and NARRAGANsETT leave
ay DAILY except sgnaayf m oio Al nat az n tf0 rer 0 "
Ickets al principal ticket 0hce Htsterooms
3p7 broadway House. aud a Metropolitan and Fnth
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
steamers Pier ~, foot Of Warren-stN v Re- az
daly except sundays Tor Boston VIA froyidence direct
TrglsH' AstSK '1 K PpesIdeat l. W IiLKINs, P Ag.
rTHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
4 ALI. RAIL from Grand Central Depot % o5tos,oo al,
s:65 a. m. p N. plror attached. aud lop ~ WIN
pIaSg t 70 a H. with palace sleeping cars.
Limited tickets To Boston ali RAN, 70 , . ,,.,,,,
Firth windsor Hotel ticket Offices and At Grand
Ssatsa Depot
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after January %. 1892
GREAI IRINk LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Newl via DesbOsses aud COrandt
Ferries a follows
Harrisburg Pts5urg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, at m, and p. daily New.
York and Chicago Limited Of Pullman Paace cars,
daily
Whamsport Lo,E Haven. a. m. p H.: Cory and Erie
at connecting at Cory for Htusve, Petroleum Cen
ire, and the Oh Regions.
Baltimore Washington. and the South Limited Washing.
Express Pullman ParlOr daily except Sunday
10 a. arrive Washington Regular at $50 a.
$40 = and p m and II night sunday and p H. and
u night.
Express for Baltimore except sunday. p m.
For Atlantic City th Ough car. D. except sunday.
Boats of Brooklyn Annex" with all through
trains Jersey city afording speedy and direct transfer
BroOklyu travel
Trains arrive: Pittsburg, 6:20 1880 A. m 73O
and 1910 D. daily From Washington and Baltimore $50
$50 M $50 $50 9:35, and 1000 p. sunday $3.50,
ESQ a. m g:}5 and 1000 p m. From Philadelphia $50
600 600 $50 93O 94O 1913 l:4O a. In 100 = $50 $50
800 73O 500 $50 lO.4O ana 1880 p. m. sunday 800
$40 $50 $50 l4O n $780, 935. lO4O. and 1880 II.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON sun.
DAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL~
PHIA, TWO IN NEW.IORK
DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

Express Trains York. via DesbrOsses and COr
landt streets, Ferries. az follows:
7:2O = 500 10 mtd IL J. 800 $40, 4, }, 6, Z,
AMI p ami ~ night sundays, and 10 a. D. .,
3 aud p. m, ana II night.
Express leave New York daily except Sunday at 720
M. and running through via Trenton and Camden.
Returning trains leave BrOadst station, Philadelphia
l2:Ol 3Oj $40, 3:ij, 6;ju 3O $50, $3.50 and II a. Om
tied Express 1870 =. NJ l. 3 T. , g. 6j0 800 and p.
SUNDAY 1901. Oj 3:ZO 3:lJ $50 ESQ., 1855 and
D. m Leave Philadelphia wa Camden, N. and 43O
7. N daily, except sunday.
Ticket offices Sl5 9i4 Broadway, Astor House and
and COrandt- t.; COurt-t, Brook
lvn Annex station Fuitnn-sr Brooklyn. Nos l4
flG lis Huds0nst HoDoAeni station, Jersey City;
Emigrant Ticket ONCE. Battery place.
The Transfer Company Will can for and check
baggage from hotels and residences. -
FRANK THOMSON, j. H. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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GteGmboats an6 Railroads.

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
"A. FALL RIvER LINE
Eev.YOrkto Boston, 81
Newport an EIu River 3,
Limited ucSetA C)cre31 1)ainy I,tlo1 - ~ Eastern
POinCS
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Amuscmenl5.

BOOTHS THEATRE. GERSTER.
- Positively two weeks only of the
sTRAkOScH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Commencing Monday Evening, February 20
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

ITO LET.-HOuse of eleven rooms; two min
station way; thirty trains tO New Ork
forty-hvc es rent $3.50; references required Apply
to j. G. CODDINGTON, near station.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

EINE FARM, l16 acres, for sale or to lease
L Grcenlawn, Huntington Cor1ty, L. l. Address W. It
4 Nn.Almu.L- l.. i.
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Gonulrn propcrin for Sale an0 20 Eel

At LONG BRANCH, Sea Bright, Monmouth
n Beach Eberon Deal Beach and Asbury P2rS,nro les
boarding hotels farms plots &c, WM LANE, last
Long Branch, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for sale or will
- exchange good business interest by party OF highest
standing one of the desirable residences IN Ulster
County Address dt once, ENTERPRISE, Tribune Uptown
Office. l.2jS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

AT ORANGE, Y. J. (neighb)rhOOd speciality
t-Property for sale ralt; I'll varieties great OlFsuaA
EDMARDP 2. IA MLLrON. IL Pln.-sL. y. \.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passe

I 7 T
- trains after 3 ISL viii depOts
COrtland and Deshrossesst at 7:40a iO D. and $50
pm for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk
Nilkesbarre, TOwanda, Mavey Ithaca. Geneva, Lyons
Buffalo and the West Train for tastOn Bethlehem
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk Wilke and Pitts
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached G3O m train.
Trains leaving $40 and p connect for all points
IN MahaLOy and HaZctOn coal regions - -
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

Palmyra, No, 800 splendid elmwoods land al ia
cultivation and all healthy upland elegant Drlck
residence eight barns two orchards Two tenant
houses hve falling springs o the puf.st "ster excel
superior stock OF the best ~
the country Price $4,000 Two hundrd and hfty splendid
Northeastern Missouri. the garden OF the
West. titles perfect, abstracts tuin shed Refer To the
ATTORNEYS banks Northeastern Missouri
II. II. WINCHELL, Palmyra, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
Gitn propertr 60 fct.

An excellent location for frst-class apart
ment house, no % 5tlave north east corner NiIih
ST. size J2SXlO0 VIII lease for o years with renewals
fair ground rent or viii sell JOHN T. DOYLE, 81
Wal.st
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

NOUNIRY place twenty-f0ur acres and
- store property for together separately on
line two railroads :. H. AMBLER Stissing y y.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

EOR SALEM PLAINFIELD, y. IA
large and beautifully located house with nearly four
" fruit berries barn and gar
deer cottage hot and cold water and all
improvements viii be sold very cheap ON easy
terms For further particulars inquire Of F. IL BIGLOW
No 7G East 9th-st.. or JAMES MIDDLEDITH, No. SO
Ir1la .-nL- Innn N n
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9 ON sun
DAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL~
PHIA. TWO IN NEW-YORK
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Eastland.
Special TO tho Herald

special 10 the Herald.
EAsrLAND, June 9--McDonald and Mar.
tin' the two Ranger train robbers and Aims.
worth, convicted of stealing cattle, came
near escaping to-day, and but for the vipi.
ience and nerve of Deputy Sheriff Tindsn
would have succeeded. They were con.
hned In the cage, and had broken the ins;do
door lock when Tindel opened the outs;do
door to feed them. They rushed upon him
with the intention a overpowerinc him
IN the melee all four reached the ground
moor OF the Jail, Tindell first. Tindell had
taken the precaution when ascending 10
lock the door Of the room leadinc % AZ.
stairs beyond them. There they tbo,ah, a
they had him cornered but WITH esrt
i0rce he kept them oil, until thew tercoa
tne horth window. open and jumned ;nto
the street. 'Tindell, going thvJ thronoh INTO NO
aoor, secured rifle and horse. They waro .ro
easi'y re,captured with the helm helm
a. ). Connellee and Henry scbmiccss" ics""a.' uas
forming active parts. Lindell was DEL
slightly IN the hand from broken r;ranr. Iu,.
panes Martin started out naked "anuow amo
a shirt tied around his waist and uAvept
lindell showed great neryc. travail
ninltn farr mail route agent was
Crought mere Tor trial before Commissionsr
Gonnor' accused of robbing the 'h mail n
charge OK deputy United States marsh 81 a.
noh' '' H. davenport Is in town.
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Forty-sovcnth Congress.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June AIN the early part
OF the morning hour the senate resumed
consideration of the legislative, executive
and Judiciary appropriations bill. Several
sections were passed over informally for
future action. Tho committee amend.
ment, striking out the provision for the
transfer in the discretion of the secretary of
war OF prison records from the office of sur.
geon-general 10 the adiutant.gcneral's 8
Office, was agreed to after a long and TO.
dious discussion. Without disposing of
the bill the senate adjourned.
Horpg.
Hiscock, OF New York, chairman OF the
committee on appropriations reported the
joint resolution continuing and making
available for iifteen days after the 4th Of
July, lSS2, all appropriations for the noces.
sary operation OF the government on the
basis OF the appropriations for the curront
year, Passed.
The committee on elections reported n
resolution In the contested election case Of
bmalls vs. Tillnan, from the 9Th dis.
trict Of South Carolina, declaring the
contestant entitled TO the seat.
This, together with the minority resolution
taking q contrary view. was laid over for
future nction.
The house then went into COMMITTEES Of
tho whole, and resumed consideration of
the naval appropriation bill. After n long
discussion the debate closed, and the biil
was read by sections for amendments.
The committee rose and the senate ioint
resolution, continuing for fifteen DAYS DO.
yond June ~ appropriations, on the basis
OF the current fiscal year, was passed.
After some further unimportant lsrisla.
tion the house adjourned.
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0uiteau,
LHAvE.TAufNa.

WASHINGTON, June @.-Up TO this fore.
noon Guissau was apparently unconcsrned
about what was transpirins around him,
he slept until about 9 O'Clock. vbsn n.
TOOK for breakfast pound Of broiled SissI
with unlimited potatoes, bread and butte,
and coffee. Later In the dsv
- his relatives and friends paid
rlRkwRLL vfsIrs,
~, ne occasionally, gave way 10 q little az.
element, but the only inanifestaiion q
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Galveston.
Special 10 the Herald.

oFccih 10 thc herald.
GALVESTON June 2o.-The Houston Post
this morning publishes editorially state.
ment to the effect that the charges against
Mr. Edwardy, their Galveston representa-.
tive, were proven without foundation, ana
that they were made as matter Of perso.
cution by the police on account OF articles
which have appeared in the Post criticising
their official actions and calling upon pa.
pers throughout the state to make correc.
tons OF the reports, as heretofore tele-
graphed. Your correspondent believes The
police to have been entirely impartial in
the premises. ~
A prominent Galveston merchant who
returned to-day from trip over tho Nav
York, Texas 4 NJ, xlcan railway Yesterday
gives the condition OF affairs along the road
tram upon which he made the trim had ~
be stopped and delayed in order to allow
the chopper time TO cut wood for the engine.
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The first American lady to receive the
golden rose" rom the pope was Miss EN-.
W Harpsr, OF Baltimore, and not Mrs,
william T. Sherman.
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Tyler.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald.
TYLxn, June D.-Ths City Of Tyler club
yesterday gave on. overwhelming majority
Tor Governor Hubbard. Il has twenty
votes In the county convention.
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INTERESTING!
That Don't Express 1t. Try Again
ATTRACTIVE

That does better though it gives but vague idea of
what meant The love has reference the methods we
pursue to effect sales in the face of socaed Hard Times
We advertise Goods at half their former price and mark them
we intend leaving them at last week prices until entirely sold
And Now! What Now? Eagerly comes the Question: and
ready is the answer-WE HAVE OTHER BARGAINS
that can be found in all Departments
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Kansas City.
Special TO the Herald.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Juno 9.-This alter
noon the body Of an unknown man was
found on the Missouri Paclfi, track, nine
miles east Of here. He was apparently
about twenty-five years ola, had dark hair
and eyes. and black moustache, and was
dressed In o suit Of rather heavy black
clothing. On his person were found pnners
bearing. the address, ~. w. Clanton.
Butte, NJ, IT, There were also several
photographs OF himself and others found.
a coroners jury was empaneled, and
dict OF death from sunstyoke was reiurnsd
This morning Herbert Denoll, aged o
years, fell into cistern on his fathers
premises, and before he was discovered life
had become extinct. His father Is General
II. r. Denoll, prominent citizen OF this
city. " ''''
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Henrietta.
Special 10 the Herald.

HENRIETTA, June o.--some parties sink.
ing we'll for the Fort Worth q Denver
railroad company near their line Of road,
and only mile south Of this place, struck
what Is supposed to be pure mineral water.
The well had been sunk ITO feet In search
OF an artesian supply, end at that depth
water was struck that rose sixty feet In the
piping. II has been analyzed here and ap.
ties and very similar 10 the water found nj
the Palo Pinto well.
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Commercial.
a--a.V

NEW YORK, June @.-The stock market
opened generally strong, Is to 3-l higher
than at yesterdays close, the latter for
Hannibal ~ st. Joe preferred. In the early
trade Il slight decline in some shares was
followed by general advance of is 10 /.
IN which Michigan Central. Denver & Rio
Grande and Wabash preferred were con.
spicuous.
FUTURES.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Posts cotton
report says: There was no falling off in the
demand for future deliveries to-day. and
prices Tor the old crop advanced rapidly,
az l'9O p. IN. they reached the highest point,
when June sold at li-l00, July and August
BlOO, September 12.l6O, October
s.lo above yesterday's.closing quotations.
Shortly atterward August fell from lo 90 To-
1885, advanced again 10 1850 declined N
l2si, rose 10 1857, but then the market
was let without any support and August
declined at 2p. IN. to 1878. At third cali
June broughN-l270, July i2.72, August
1880, September 1888, October ii "a No.
vember ll.58, December II 81, March ii ,gi
SUSPENDED.
RICHMOND, Va, June @.-The Bank of
Commerce suspended payments 10 drposi.
tors today. The cashier states that the
bank owes not over $40, { ~, and will be able
10 pay 90 cents on the dollar. An exhibit
OF the condition OF the bankers shows tint
HEAvf LOSSES
nave been sustained during the current
year on bonds and stocks which had been
carried over from last year, whereby the
capital OF the bank had been greatly Inn.
paired. The stockholders of the bank arc
now holding n meeting,
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waxaiiachic.
Special 70 the Herald.

wAIAnAcuir, June @.--Colonel Craw.
ford and Judge Barksdals addressed large
audience here last night. Colonel Crawford
Ia visiting other parts Of the county.
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AUSTIN, June 90. Charters were til.d a.
day by the Presbyterian church Of White
Mound, Cooke county; the Waco Business
college; the Lone Star Endowment associa
ton, OF Galveston, and the Brazos C.;,Io
company, of Fort Worth, with can;,a,
stock of 100000. The directory of tho
cattle company consists of J. n Flem;nr
Of Texas; w. II. HARPER, of Brownsvil,e
Missouri Jerome Harris, A. b. Britton anL
Nj. A. Garner, of Fort Worth. ''o" anu
A delegation waited on JUDGE Uoroooh
to-day and requested him n "vuA .meat
General Weaver in Joint dsons.;on oe. a.
Austin and other points. The %,aea as
replied That he was out of politics bnt Se
were In politics he would hardly feel I' war' ne
ranted IN assuming TO represent the da'~n
cratic party Of Texas. fIe said, S "It t''hW hss
he,n determined that was not a renress"' s"a
ntlye Of the party, and I am inclipedd' 10
think that the determination is correcf -
We seemed not TO have been IN eccorJ
upon financial questions, and would m aiIv.u hss'
itate 10 assume TO represent them.u
IL is positively known that sero,or
Swayne is not concerned in tho nrnmns,
tions to clerks in the comptroller,s ngn,ce
and the Others referred to in yonr Aust;r v,a;e
special OF the 25th. ' nus''n
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been extravagant beyond measure; that the
repuoiican party Of this state Is no longer
republican and not worthy Of power or he
support Of the people; invited all demo.
srsts and republicans to Join them in their
nght against abuses of which they com.
planned. The platform was adopted
A resolution declaring against fusion. but
inviting the cooperation Of good independ.
ents was adopted. psA"-
The following executive committee was
elected: Chairman, H. G. Still. Travis
county; 3. ). Withers, of TYLER. lanes
Monk, Of Fannin; w. G. West, of Cooke,
y; Il; Martin, OF Tarrant; Doctor Dixon a.
washington; A. d. Crosier, OF Bnrnett.
Colonel Burns, of Brownwood.
Fowier's resolution endorsing Jones NJ
providing for proceeding to the nem.
ulHu9h OF a state ticket WA.
called up. This raised storm
OF DIVISION and many efforts we're made 70 70
adjourn, The convention refused IN tahie
the resolution on a call. The most incx.
tnrnlcaole confusion existed at the hour of
ming this bulletin. Indications are that =
meket will be placed ia the field 10. morrow
me supporters Of the resolution are verv
enthusiastic for nominations. '