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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
SLATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. sept l2-Cottop 9niet Aiadmng ~ ~ y
~ Mil, super IS OOa as 10 Extra "a 0O@$i 20 do
Ids GIande brands soOO9S5 % PatApsco Family 70 ,9
do Superlauye Patent 81 o. Wheat-S"uerp io"TI an
dull Western lower ami actye southern hci' ~
81 lJ do AmonI r. i4Otl "a NO MAtvIAnG 81 ioaS
ii l57, No. Wester9 Wl1tor hed' sGeS Il l "a
- 81 "a November 81 lo1ISl 10 December 81 10 s9
81 ISL Corn-9oatnsrn dull western uuil ana custer
SU 'I moi S0gc asked september. 6J060.c Oc
cas- asked; November 90 $50 &c; November or Decen
oet, 20 % $40: estern White SO oiSc; do diEei
S@inc vania SO S3sc Rye quiet and steady at
60 a6Ic Hay steady and fairly active Prime TO Cholce
pnnsvvania aud Maryland SIS 5OQSl5 o. lProVislons
Ann Win more inquiry; Mess Pork. So 90 Bulkmeats-
Shoulders and Clear RIP sides PACKED 2soG ar
@Renned lOtc Butter arm Western Packed s@l1e;
Creamery isg2$c Eggs Em al .s a retSeu
Oriinary TO FalE s.Si0c. sugar dGiet A. SOIL oEe;
Congratulated qmet l449l4 wmskey steaay o.a
g. Data 1000 ouah; Rye. 800 bush shipments
Wheat $1,000 bush: Corn. lSVou oush salo' "hoA''
sept l2-Fiour unchanged Wheat In good de-
mand: sales s,U0O bush. No 2 Red Winter on private
terms Il Hard Duluth at ST. is sears White Michigan
aS 81 H. Corn 1rmer sales cars No at 4Oci Sy1S 10
bush sample 81 G57 c 1900 onsh do at $50, Sooo
bush High Mixed 70 arrive on Pryste terms OATS weak
freights Now-YorK steady Canal melghts UNCHANGED
tai Flour. 100 bbis Wheat 260Oo 1usn:
reoeips-F Flour 5.UOO Wheat $4,000 bush: Corn l9i
busn', rive. bush Railroad shipUonts-Flour o,ooo
bush Wheat Z70OO Corn. 10000 oats lOooo s.a,
ITlOOO bush corn 1000 bush: Rye oSo9o ossI oa9
intermediate ponts-Wheat,. l3ooo pusn' '0'"' i''O'
uac AGO Sent l2Flour quiet and unchanged Regular
wneal unsettled. out generally omer 40 90 ~ eSenber
Sas Sncaso spring. soc No 40 sSGs99Hae; Vs.
REQ Water 81 o. corr highci G1s October, 81.
Nssvem6er 40 so. the year. ol'tc Nay ne
iectes As &C. oats quiet but firm At ZIG ea'A' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
DECISION IN A COTTON SUIT.

Ex-Judge William q. ChOate HIed HIS IVpUI'
Yesterday IN the Clerks Office OF toe United states UT
cult Court the OF the Government against hall-
so Johnston The defendant was AT one time Assistant
sp,cf Agent OF the Treasury Department apponIeu 10
.,ect the Confederate cotton, known, 10 the
eonutles of Monroe NOKubee LOwndes and OktDoeAa'
Miss. Just before the close of the war. johnston
WAS accused OF having collected several
hundred thousand dollars worth OF cotton
which, It was said lie had failed 10 account ior' Tue
Goyernment brought suit TO recover the amount Inc
amt has beeu pending for long time in the United
sate Circuit Court Judge Coke, before whom the iIiAI
WIS begun referred the TO eXJudge CbOate Inc
,.sre yes Judgment favor OF the defendant, ana
asuissss the complaint the merits IL was ordered
by tie the time of tue reference, anu
gt~c N,oate should stand as the opinion OF the Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13

-. time during tnovsyred There was liberal supply
yard went o. 10 70 TO e the
rP sDS sa asu ~
Gcs aso; sSa LARGELY nser BY
&c receipts corn Of %Ss and lard
he sharp 90 @ September pork at 81 27l Oe;ooer
closed as, and ibis for September al 20 ~ Aho
og n thai Law Gould instructed superntenG-
1 western unOP Ri. TssePf for rel
10 teegp Somace 10 corn; thai he did so ana
sve 70 damage was small In CONSEQUENT VI ON I es
thai Irnailroad Stocks the story says "eh' "p ""
rag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
The COURIS.
JUDGMENT REVERSED.

while THE TRIBUNE building was erecting
VIII wiz 1s7A. Peter r. OBren, one OF the eontrac~
90 10 60. doing the exeavating and building inc
TOTS I'll. nut Il o a fonce protect passers-Oy' An
o"eI ootractor. James G. Bait rsOn, who furnished
olp h granite piled quantity of the stone IN the
shu sarore using il. The authority for excaVatmg
sfc0s .ioeyalk was obtained from the city 0y HE
unue. As.ociation at the usual price per foot Tue
i"" - construction was entirely In the hands OF
"V VIZ on December Ia, 1874 Ga that uay
VIZ a Martin was passing along Nas5au-s IN front Oh
ra,,l,ne. when the fence put up by Mr. OBren was
tp' a lawn by a heavy gale and tum6let upon MI
Wv" T., falling he struck upon some OF the granite
1T nv Mr. patterson III the street lie auegco
NJ. niuries were serious, and afterward sucd lhE
tu". Association for $4,000 damages. me case
before Justice Pratt aud jury In the supreme
w. q, Rrooklyn Justice Pratt allowed the case u 80
,ury on the question of damages. resarYing MS 0e
- ',non the question whether the defendant com
enid he made liable for the negligence oil the con
PEI aec suse Ii happened upon It's properly;
so'ssassed the plaintiffs damages at 800 Jusitco
ly., ia deciding the motion 70 set ASIDE the Vefuc,
II maj the injury OF tue plainth resulted dlfecN
a ts cmploym and The nature or the WORK 70 pe
IT, an not from collateral negligence OF the cohudc
GUN d that The TRIBUNE Association was naeie an
Ioi I VAS taken TO the General Term which TINS week
spP dad down decision favor OF THE TRIBUNE ASso-
n .,,on and reversing Justice Pratps rulns anu the
s".r,ent granted thereon. The opinion II written oy
ssine jnstice Barnard and cOncurred In by gusClco
nrkoau G. A H. Bartlett appeared for MT Marth
al Cornelius A. Runkle for THE TRIBUNE Assoe'a''oh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
Eeaal Notlres.

IN the matter of the application OF the at 10
ney-Genera OF tho state Of New f0k NrI COW
WESTERN NETWORK LIFE lNSC hANCE S ssar-
PANY OF batavia To every person having any lain
the aboyenaned insurance
company pursuance Of an order made a. sPeS on hc
81 At aV of April 1883 Mr.. Justice andon geslanS .
Sny entered the day IN the SCHENECTADY
e,e iii persons who policy holders OF OtsI WISE
have or Intend any claim OF any nature
assets OF The western New ,ota
said assets are or nay e az he
Corporation or the w
nsnrance Department Of the state OF New ar
required become parties TO thes
and nature thereof o. o. Parker and ID w lomhns1n
of at the Bauk or BstaVl ~ JIG
village OF Batavia ~ " or before tho rstd OF M
barred from all benefit OF any uesiSo 10y
Sstrbuop of any Of the OF said corporation either
the the said Receivers or OF the sd
snt OF tie Insurance This notice IS punisns9
in obedience the requirements oil thc arsa
order. Dated N ay =. 1888. FS.Woops AseioAs~
pYlO laM2etTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept l2.-Baoon, Long Clear dun at 366L
Lard Primo Vestarn dull at s3Gdd Wheat. winter New
Western Mixed. dull at SOL Produce tehnen fetfoieG,
7sd al Lgd per gall Lnseel OIL. J0Od IN cat fro'
visions 85 Tor Extra India Mess Lard 4S1u PCT eMii
for American. Bacon J56d per cwt Tor Long gear MIL
dies ,....,.... a. A. IA
LONDON Sept -Produce.-Refned Petroleum. o's@' I'd
psr gal. spirits of Turpentne. u per cWt. ,-,--
BREMES sept. ll-Petroeun, . marks ~ Pieh1,lss
sept l2.-NilcOIs Lard cIosoi AT i'o HAho'
rs centlmes per 100 kllos. ,-. 80 ,......,, so
HAvRE sept l2.-WhcOXs LAiu ciosohA ~ ~" ST." y"
centlmes per ~ ki0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13

,ower than last evenng-and Central and HUDSON
rose u to III and ended at 1864 Western Union
sold at 81 and up to $685. but after the publication
of the quarterly statement, which is regarded as
being too good to be correct, the price declined 10
S11s@S14. At the close the prices were weaken.
ing, without any improvement IN the amount OF
dealings. Int the market is entitled to be quoted
as closing steady.
Government bonds were dull and steady at I'M
changed quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
corrPr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.

SUPREME ANBRRs-Betore Doaohue g,-NoS
ST. 40 l4O l4l ISL, l99. 2lo. 2l2 2o4 40 20. 276
III, 27S. j.
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcIM TERM-AdJourned TO saturday
sURsoSATE's coURT-BefOre Rollins $40 Gay calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPRcIAL TERN-Boforo Van Worst. j.
No Calendar
kOcaieudAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
A SUIT AGAINT SHAW 81 BROTHER.
Insiice Donohue Yesterday, in the Supreme

70 ,rt Chambers made order directing the service
nv notification OF summons IN an action which mas
neeu begun by Thomas o. Richardson ana EDWARD VI
peruie composing the firm OF Richardson * Dehhie'
,t la,vette and Brockley Shaw, who failed recently
an Boston The plaintiffs leather dealers IN BOSTON
Some months ago sales Of hides Of the value o.
20 the defendants made through brokers' ana
charged that the sales induced by th3 laise anu
fraudulent representations OF the defendants IN reSaru
10 their pccuniayy responsibility. The deeuuanls rep
esent- tnat tney were responsible and prosperous az
time when they knew thai they we're hOpeieSsy ~, s
solvent The defendants also furnished 10 Ihe p'n''
aslaIcnlrnL OF their nnaucll cOnoltlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
RIGHT OF WAY FOR TELEGRAPH POLES.
Coles Dusenbnry of White Plains, a year

AGO began a suit in the Westcheser County supreme
Court against the Mutual Union Telegraph Company 10
compel i. to remove telegraph poles from the front OF
his premises until right OF way was paid Tor Justice
i n Dvilrnan rave a decision in favor OF the plalntH
The ease was then carried up to the General Term
vlch Oh Tuesday affirmed the declsl0n OF justice
Dykmau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13

BIZ Richard Y. Hdrneu u Co.
twO.stOry brick stable with lot. No 40 East
1uJthst &. $50 It OF 3cave lot Z5xlOllI
Katharine $o,oVo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
2d.aye. W cor Of l23thst l0o.llxlos6; Jacob ...
75th.st n :, $50 IL W Of dave 81 6xlO2.2; Joseph
aSosSsr' " .. :" .uoVp" 10000
9Oth-st, D 1877 q ft W OF 3d-ave. l26l150.St Kate
Dick and another to Nath ID Williams.
WIlam.st, No l29. susan Gleason 10 William III
l59tl.sL u $ go 10 II Q Of 3d.aye. 26xlO0; Jas J
Eb wife Anna DOrmes $3.50
3GtI-sf, 100 II @ OF Zd-ave. ls9x9o.3 Geo III
Roberts aud wife TO Graham. 5000
4ith.st, 1894 IL OF Madison-.ye, l6.SxlOO5
SIran n Hartley TO Ida scott OF al ...............
Sth.ave. VS.. 22S II OF 77tb-s 2J6xl02.2. Il
Smith ana wife To NJ Green ..-..-.-.........----
Sist No PA East 25xlO0, Maria A Litterst and
another TO MAJ D3nziger $3.50
Warner and wife to WIN Cohen - ........ $4,000
S2dst s. LOO 10 W OF Ave-A BOX 1922, l. Maschke
TO Iy NOTecb 10000
mig aud wife to Aug saungaTeu 10000
9th.lve. cor OF Blsi-Sl. lOO.OxloO j q Prague
wife TO Is w CTOwenshed ami anOther.....-.-
Madison " OF 6jthst 22xlOO.5 alsOs5
iO5thst l42. 10 Il Oi YtlI.aye. l.1xlO0 L. JOHN
a Page 10 Sam ODpeLhei mer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Same property &sam'I Oppenhelmer to DaEiei q
Mott ave e $ $50 It q Of i53dst 251.i0; @ Pelham
e. Al, to Z d keoso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
CLOSING Prices OF PHfLADELPHIi ST0CHS
RssorSd by JOIN IL DAVIS Z CO.. II WtHsL
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 12-P. N.
TIE GENERAL LTSE

The directors of the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY at their regular quarterly meeting to- day
declared dividend Of q per cent for the quarter
to end September 80. and payable to stockholders
of record of September 20 after October To- on re-
moval of legal restraint prohibiting such payment.
The usual corrected statement OF the business ana
results OF the preceding quarter untilJune 3O were
made by which IT appears that the net resources OF
that quarter were $50, 1913 less than the amount
given In the statement Of June II, and
tho other changes from the estimate OF
that date left the so-called surplus at S3,65S,566,
instead of at So 743, 1872 as then estimated.
The estimate for the current quarter shows net
revenues that are $40 102 greater than for the pre-
ceding quarter, and a surplus FOR the quarter after
paving OF % 521 against an ascertained
surplus for the preceding quarter OF $lZ3'o2O.
Compared with the quarter OF 1857 TINS
cuIrentIquarter shows decrease III net revenues
of SG794 Az and a surplus remaining after the pay
ment of dividends of only Sl23,521 against sur
plus of 81 0O3 007 for tie quarter OF 1857 put the
dividend paid for the quarter Of 1852 was only
1la per cent. while that declared for the current
quarter IS ia per cent.
The following compares the actual business oil the
quarter ended Sept. 80 1882, with the estimates
for the current quarter to end Sept. 30. 1888
Actual for quarter Estimated for quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
EEw.YoRK, Sept. Il.

NEwI YORK, sept IL.
Realizations were the order OF the day ut
the Petroleum Exchanges The transactions we're large
but there were fits OF dulncss when the market held
steady. Within the first hour the fluctuations ranged
from 81 lGs0Sl 1868 81 142a 81 1853 For the rest
OF the day thare slow decline In ths last hour
squirt OF unusual activity carried prices down TO 81 l2A
The recovery the close slight. aud the market
ended xed. When the market opened carrying rates
in OIL City 81 rs, indicating the large accumuIa'
ton Of "long interest brought about by tho advance
of Monday and Tuesday. The decline to-day
represents tho liquidation OF that interest. AS well
as the creation OF considerable but not determined
"short" interest. - 1870.
were 553 All barrels daily average OF 5J,341 tue de-
veries 691415 daily average Of 9ll4l; exec
of deliveries l37, 944; average daily excess, 1874
barrels. " ,,, -, -
The range of prices aud the total dealings here were
fnlla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13

CLOSING PRIOES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCIscO. MednesdaY, sept ~ 1853

Bullion valued at So 500 received in this
city yesterday from the mlnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
Cilp heal estate for Sale.
Gitn iJroperIn 90 Get.
auction Sales OF Real Cslatc.

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE sHINNECoCK HILLS,
TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON. L. L
Adrian H. Muller &c son will sell saturday.
sept II o'clock at the Exchange Sales ROOM No Ill
Broadway,
BY ORDER oFTHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
SHINNECOCK HILLS
The tract land PecOnc and Shinnecock
BAYS OF southampton suffolk Comfy l. L. contain
ing about 1900 upland meadow and and under
wal err together with Sebonac Neck and Ram Island
The Long Island Railro through the property
]. BOWMAN. President.
Further particulars the once OF the Auctoneers No.
Pine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13

The full returns for the quarter ended June 80
complete the figures of traffic for the fiscal year.
showing gross revenues for the year ended June 30
S19,454 0O2 9s; expenses, S11.794.553 40; and
net profits 81 $50 $40 50, being an increase over
the previous year of 81, $40 1877 06 in gross reye
nues. and of S542, 279 SO in net profits
To-day's stock market was so dall that the deal
mgs failed to present a single interesting feature
After an opening which forced higher figures. and
subsequent reaction. there were several spasms Of
activity with advancing prices. But no sooner did
the manipulation cease than dulncss and shrink
age followed. Never did the common saying that
there 10 no market" come SO near being absolutely
true az it was to-day. A dull market,
however. enabled sheer force TO sustain prices,
80 that the general list shows small advances on
last evenings prices. Hardly any one stock was
traded in to an amount which calls for comment.
But Delaware, Lackawanna and Western recorded
transactions in 49, 100 shares (half stock between
1928 and 1913, and its final figure was 1928. Lake
Shore sold up to 102i2 but closed at lOl's-is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
EUROPEAN r1xANc1AL MARKET
MINES AND MINING.

SlLEyIF r1s HIyITT ErDTIY72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
REAL ESIAIE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Sept. IL. 1888.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesroOm to-day:
BIZ Richard " Hdrneu q Co.
l twO.stOry brick stable. with lot No 40 East
Katharine aurIart 49, '........ $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
furnl.ure.

T Attest, BEST, CHEAPEST.-The Otis par
IL Tor bed; prce from $40 mp; easy payments ia Wes
l4thst, opposite Haverlys Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
Gounlrp propsrtp for Sale an> 60 Get.

AT PLAINFIELD, N. j., substantial brick
N residence. with npo vcments; stable and = acres
for New YORK or Brooklyn property RCLAND
& WHITING, Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13

A Il MADISON n. J.--TOr sale, country seat OK
"a acres. largo double honse molern inproyensats
large barn staOls handsome lawn Ornamental trees aad
shlubbery. abundance Of choice FRUIT :. EDDY Co,
S'|'' las Broadway.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
LEE. TAYLOR & CO..

LEAF TOBACCO and General
Commission Merchants forthc sale of
Country Products of every descrip-
ton, and -afcnts for the following
manufactures: Pure Raw Bone
Meal and Flour and Bono Flour, Pc
ruyian Guano, Wheat and Tobacco
Fertilizers, Plant Bed Food, Duponps
Rifle, Blasting, Mining, Ducking and
Sporting powders, and Wholesale and
Retail Grocers, 7OS Main street,
L%ynchburg, Va, quote country pro.
duee as follows, and solicit consign,
ments of the same PROMISING PROMPT
returns at the highest market prices:
Field Seeds of I'll descriptions, say
Clover, Timothy, German Millct, Or
chard grass, Herds grass, Evergreen
grass, Randall grass, Kentucky blue
grass, Improved Varieties OF seed
Wheat and Field grains generally
specialties with us-Apples, green,
per barrel, SIS to 5000 Apples, dried,
per pound 6to cts Bacon, new, hog
round 10 to .10a. cts; Sides 10 to lOJ
ts;THams IL itosl4 cts; Shoulders,
aS9to.~9 cts; Salt pork, hog round
IL cts; SidesI2 to12a cts; Hams II
to II cts; Shoulders 1Oa cts; Beef,
hind quarters, ~ to o cts. fore quar-
tors, 4 to S cts; Butter, table, 20 to 22J
% cts; B~uckwheat flour 8 cents per
pound; leans, WLite,per bushel. Sl.?5
TO. 81 so, Co]ored and mixed. S.75 to
Sl.00; Blaekberrics, dried, g. to Z
cts; : Ch1ckens,a 1dresFcd, per dozen
-&2.50 to $500; Chickens, live, s 200 to
$500 per dozen; Corn, old, white, per
bushel, Ga to 60 cts; now, 60 to q
cts; Cherries, dried, pittcd, per pound
13 to II cts; Eggs, per dozen, II to
Is cts; Flour, per barrel, fine 1925 to
@fj5q; Sqperfne, 81 to 81; Extra
S5J9eto- S5agFamily, S So to $500,
Eteafherst new, SIS to G5 cts per pound
EGInsens feeE per pound ST. so to
Isl 90; 4lay,baled meadow 500 to $50
clover, 500 to $50; Timothy $40 to
So Hogs, dressed. per pounds to
{. cts; Lard, country per pound IL to
Il9aets; Oates, winter, busbel. 80 to So
cts; spring IS to- 40 cts; Onions, per
busilei, 80 to 100 cts; Peaches, dried,
pared, s TO 81 cts; impaired, quarters,
Sal-to 4i Quarters, 5 to 6 cts; Potatoes
Irish, per busllel Is to 10 Sweet
Potatoes; soto 80 cts;Icas, black>
eyed, 500 to &1.25; black, 81. so; Rye,
,Eper busLei go ta262 cts; Turkeys,
dressed, per pound Is to 1G cts;
Venisor hams B to Is cts; Wheat
white and lancaster, $l.O5 TO LOS
Enltzs 1DototSl .05; Wool, washed per
pound, 80 to 33 cts; unwashed, II to
20 cts; Cabbage,rper head, 6 to s cts;
Flax Seed, per i.bushel &1.lO. Ducks,
dressed, iSI.0e;to $500 per dozen;
Geese per dozen, $500 to 500.
dai61e Lypchbmrg, Oct, 1 1888.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
BLouNTvhLE.

Star, Sept. "a. III 'A,'na'd atii b:iis' -
Henry Ford's wife4is still low with
dropsy. .4t2"e3 "siH
A citizen Of Union remarked a few
days ago that there is not much mons
ey IN the wheat crop, because it takes
nearly all to pay for fertilizers and
machinery.
On the evening OF the 21st INST,
about half past z, at the home Of the
brides mother in Blountville, Miss
II. Kate Sturm was united in mar
rage with Rev. G. II. Frepger, Of
of Louisa, La c county, KY.
AT New Bethel Presbyterian
church, Mr.. II. F. Gross and Miss
Victoria j. Hunhes. sz.E.. go
De parted to the higher fife Sept.
5, SO, Mary Snapp, at. her residence
near K~ingsport, Aunt Polly as
many relatives called her, was in her
SSth year when she was called home.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
IN THE. PILOT 10IlNE.

eyes, Sit this kind % work obliges a
man to keep sober as a judge. OF all men
in the world, steamboat pilots and rail-
road engineers should let liquof alone.
ness of head depends the ~safetyiof life and
property. 60 n.Yan1.1 ri nr{1 H..
Keeping his hand on the wheel as he
said this, Mr.. A. BrockIhan, OF NO. s8Y
Silver street, Chicago, added: -zfOf course,s
some of 'cm urink; but the sober ones
have the best positions and the best pay.
Yts. the work} and exposure sometimes
tells on US, but for my,,part,I find Parker's
Tonic to be ahtlic ~invigorant Ineed!p Pve
got a bottle aboard here now never. 80 on,
a trip without it. When I haven't, any APP
petite, or nm in any way ,oiltsi of Sorts, IT
sets me upsm NO time. IT drinking men
would use the Tonic 1t WOULD help 'em TO
break off. lNo, that isn't ia lighthouse,
it's a star, low down near the yateF; } As !
up. You see that iag.staffs Well, with a
bottle Of Parker's Tonic in tile locker / can
keep malaria as far, from nc as that, all
the time. Ny wife has used It for three
years for SUMMER complaints and collie,
and as invigorant, when she's tired out
from overwork, She Bays the tonic is daisy.
Good-bye' Don't break ycqr IA neck going,
This preparation, which, has been known
as Parkers 5! Ginger Tonic, viii hefeafteS'B e'
advertisedand sold simply updortl,H enamb
of Parker's Tonic. AS, nnpFineipiedl deal
ers are constantly deceivinG their CUSTOM
ers by substituting infcriors t.tticlss Under
the namclof ginger, and as ginger isireally
an hnimportants Ingredient wcdrop the
misleading word. .-3ef rr.s..U al
There is no rhange;q .howeyc-, In the
preparation, itself, and all bottles remain.
ingi in the hands of dealers wrapped UNI
der the name..of Parker's Tohic,
contain Tie genuine medicine il the faoE
IlbottomseKt She outside WRAPPER, 5, ~,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
g ERALDA AND TRIBUNE. oNEsBoRo.T ENNEssEE
Death Of w. n. Dosser.

The sailsintelllgence Of the death
of poor Will Dosser panied and
shocked the entire community Mem
day morning: While it was gen
orally known that he was ILL., and
that he had been confined to his
room and bed for three or four
weeks, yet his friends were all
hoping aud expecting soon Ito 9
his kindly face on the streets again,
and-now, instead of taking him by
the hand and greeting him back to
the everyday scenes from Which be
will be missed so much, it has been
their sorrowful lot to put his
poor ~lifeless remains away forever
from the eyes of men! sac
And we shall all miss him, Tor.
who did not love his friendly face
and cherry voice! With a nature
overfow1ng with kindness aud
courtesy he was ever the first to
meet the stranger and to make him
feel at home in Jonesboro, and from
the hour that VIC landed here his
face has ever seemed to us the face
of an old familiar friend, and thus
itshas been with every one who has
come to town in these later years.
The immediate cause of his pre-
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