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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Monday. Feb. H. 1888
oIMArIoNs oP BEEyEs TO-DAY.

Prime Steers sold wear ago 81 II W ~
the AVERAGE estimated at lO'4c. -, -. ,so nara
BEEVES- Receipts yesterday ana To-Day WY Oh bSad
at Jersey City and 1853 cars at 6Ost msng he pssi
AGAINST 653 head Monday. The receipts ior tn
week were 20 head than LAT week anu a.,
head more than the corresponding time ast year ~
finish OF last Monday followed by hyefy stIoH vb
on wednesday With adv Of fully re per ID a
more lie receirts on Friday market ruled dul anu
n loo lower closing weak at the deciine vi tne e.,
TO day 20 cars were exporters and 81 cars went
slauehterers leaving about 30 cara ior inc rS
although "a arrived too late 70 DC m~s. 80
to-day Trade not brisk, and White son era ' i,c
slles of Common and Medium Steers WERE ~
hob.r IMAM FIidav after 10 O'Clock the demand was
slack and prices tho rates current az me
of Last week and closed steady Sales Ot common u "ou
Steers were al 90 bo win Prime selling ~ az 20 10
dress 40 n Choice and reached IN l5'to
~ N Fxpoers bought about 2b head 1T IL q PC 10
56 d. some IN and rough oxen sold down pe4~
&C, Bulls ! Ia &c. ~, IN, H.. ,a,,la for
got OF this morning With l9l nvs ,t
(odsmth ard $40 qua Of dressed Beer l9t
Co The Arizona win take Dressed Beef ana Au'on 10
To wcess sripa erfs of Live Cattle and sheep. and
Dressed Reef NJ on aud Hogs a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
TIVE HRITTsU GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON Feb i2The Marx Lane Express IN ts review Oh
Ais litrh grain trade during the past week, say Inc
prices wheat nave been firmly maintained son a pnd
have improved shilling Foreign wheat has Deen nim
Is sd CaTgoes have been firm Red winter nus az
yanoea Cd There oIght arrivals three safes ne
porlsd Eaur boon nIn FOREIGN nour 10 duu anu ui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
LIVE srocR MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

puFyIIo Feb. l2-CArrLt Receipts to-day 1900 hsad
ota for ths thus far 5S65 heids for time last
wesk 400 heaai consigned through. 245 demand
a bt al sales Good 20 ChoiceSteers % %
e. 80 uood shppers ~ 70 Gso 1O Fair 10 Medium ~ VoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
iUinter Resorts.
Misrell

DUY VALENTINES at LIEDERs tactories s
ID 60 Chatham ST. New York. aud 40 Atlantic ave. DIVA
lyn. Prices from cent 70 Sl0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
financial.
OFFICE or
OFFICE or
LEmGH AND wnKEsBARRE COAL COMPANY.


Irmon AND wnxEsSAnSE COAL COMPANY,
23i SOUTH 3D.sr.. PHILADELPHIA
NOTICE.-The annual election for presi-
~ dent and six directors Of this company T be held a. ITS
many ~ 2s4 south Sds5 u the City OF Philadelphia on
Polls open at $50 m Tac transfer books will close at
the Ne"' 'O'A O"'o' y" '"' G. R. POTTS. Secretary.
NEW-MEXICO-L. BRADFORD PRINCE,
~ Chief Justice aud President Of %
SeSy give Information regarding The Territory be
consulted grants lands Investments loans OF legal
Ten per cent net interest hrstclass MORTGAGES.
DACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI
IL GUARANTEED STOCK
against the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company on the
Resolved That Committees certificates must be applied for
on OF before February THLip1 S9D66 RoHNER)
S 5I%S& hSr5%ssGShaIED, Committed
P'w Hot Il Wsii sssFsS; sTy.'Yors
SEYMOUR, HUNT & co,
NO; ExcnATSE coTTT iaG
PsSSp sc aS Sf P as GoFToN AND
Refer to Mechanics National Bank. NewYork; Fifth
Vile, Ky.
THE : 21ST CONSECUTIVE MONTHLY
rh9% ddb MiNiSS
GEORGIA, at the rate Of 20 PER CENT PER ANNS 81 gu
s ssGs 3 p NeSdn %h fS's
offer limited amount 5toca
for sae on commission Evidence offered OF permanent ana
increa led wOrkin 8, and OF good man cement -
g. b. SATTERLEE CO., 80 Broanwsy, New.Yofk.
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO, Co.. ~,
SIX PEE f5sT E4 RTf2S G5 q Pss l'''flr
TIHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed e
under the fra name OF SanESe
S wAS sS S2 RHvs O S
York. 1EOibE d. ' A. SOHA'
ANS Member s r SA J. st Stock Exchange
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM.
4 PANY.-The annual meeting OF the SIockh2ders OF
the Union Pacific Railway Company, for inc cholee Oh
Directors ensuing and the Oh any
other which legally come before the meeting
will be held al the COmpanys office 95 Broadway IN the
C1ty of York "Wednesday, the lt day OF Aarch enS
al 10 O'Clock Transfer books will be closed on teDtu
airy 49, SIDNE,9 Ddt.'0H - M Saretarv
New. York. February !, 1888.
w BRkNTON WELLlNG,
w. 81 Broadway opposite Exchangeplace
Unlisted stocks and bonds speciality
= PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGES.
. LARGE SECURITY.
SOMETHING NEW.
send fof circular.
FRANCIS SMITH & co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

NEW YORK. JAN ~ IooJ,-,
TIME BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINNIE
4 COMPANY has declared It's MONTHLY DlVlDENbp
~ FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, payable on February ~
1888 office Of Farmers Loan and Trust Company 80
transfer books close on February and February is
1888. NJ ~ COoh, Nioe-flN -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
Business Chances.

AN ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED VIII ,...,. q
"A cash capital OF $4,000 10 $4,000 In an ola
business For further particulars address CHINA '
A n ID LA hox L2On Post Onloe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

eastern ROADS not IepoItou"
The total movements OF Hour ana gram ~ I In
principal points for tho week ended feolua,y w
and since January /. for the years 1883 ana
1852 were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

WANTED an associate physician WI WI, .,
w bc,nital experiences work on salary IN y %
az 900 Address With references. PuYslclAN' in'uA'
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

TOLEDO. Feb. 12-At tbs noon board-Whsat dull No.
Red spot 81 l0 " 10 February, 81 II March 81 iS9
Anil. al i5 Man 81 II a July. ali tho year JOS&c Corn
qaiet nigh Mixed. 65ci No spot. 6sc % Ee March
May 81 &c; all the year. o5 &c Oats dun no SPOT
4Ici Ace. February May 42Hc. Receipts Flour none
Wheat - 600; Corn II bnsh oats 600 bush. ship
ments-W neat q 900 bush Corn $4,000 BUSH oats 1000
bush.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1888.

TgE Texas s,a,e.Press Association Thurs
Jay voted unanimously to hold the mex
annual meetinL of the organization in this
city. Dallas did not have a fair oppor-
tunity to show the press just what VT
could do in the way Of entertainment this
year. owing to the great draughts made
upon our citizens for the Sangerfest and
other meetings and calls, and the desire is
universal to have the Press Association
with us again, in order that We may show
Just what we can do. The selection of Dial.
las for the meeting next year, under all the
circumstances surrounding us now. and in
kce' of the fact that two or three of our
most prominent cities bid highly Tor the
next meeting, is not only an emphatic
testimonial Of the appreciation Of the Press
Association OF the entertainment we have
given them this year, but positive and
marked indication of the appreciation by
the visiting editors of the conspicuous and
important position of our city and the
popularity Of our style of reception Of
strangers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
GREATER THAN GOULD.

Fifteen Thousand Miles of Railroad Under
the Control OF ono Man.
Last night party of railroad managers
were discussing the Vanderbilt and Gould
management OF railroads when Hon. Thorn.
as Drummond, United States circuit Judge
passed by. Said one of the party, a sue
cessful railroad president: "There goes a
man who for years managed more miles of
railroad than Vanderbilt nd Gould togeth.
er, and gave greater attention to the details
OF their financial operation than either of
the railroad kings, and his management has
in all cases been successful"
The great work OF Judge Drummond
which has impressed itself upon the judicial
history Of the country, has been done since
he went upon the circuit bench. The pa-
nic OF 1873 swept over the west like a 81.
moon and wrecked railroads in common
with every other expanded interest which
has sprung into life under the imitation
which followed the war. BY the middle of
1876 nearly 10000 miles of railroad which
were in whole or mainly in his circuit pass
cd into the hands OF receivers appointed oy
Smuso wi oo a nno 5nls vast interest
,epyr'tuGiu oyer ooou,oVoVoo IN bonds and
nu ua', IVY, Imioe NAV anoulit ia STOCKS. Every
o,o VI .h r iecs,Vels maue their detailed
,;ann 5;no tuv i,'"nui anu operating ac
" ,'nnn o u,arv',y " 'uuse Dsummoha, ana
"p pon vs nov Vi 'mu,," no nau 70 give ms
Tx H. ~ .n,s way ne gave more atten-
,h l"m NJ .ne ACTUAL ue'alis OF their operation
.n nh v W. sanue,p'iI or AR. LIQUID ever did
nnm ye' d H1 eon'loi,eu as many miles OF
Tah Us uu p1 ,; VI .ne great railroad Kings,
WI ~, 20. TO- s'.ou i,oan rom SCOUTS roaus.
,odi, ,I ,oa"s WI. miocheu wheh the court
o Von 'po ~. hnu JUG almost superhuman
ertv and VI n ,Juot !, eSa,y w. save the prop
o on. "nu MANI " VI any value 10 the credit
,S h"u w pe uohe W this one man, who
,,arneu ou. .ne poilGy Oh each one OF his
"onn'pS,nS s' Ina' .aUugh ane'r interests often
o Oona n's po'l9y was so wise int t
scteu eveiy ono Vi tnem' MOI pound
oa,,J IT, VI "uy ,,"piVe"ehl UT Detternent
I h;s up 1e pu. on one o. the roads without
hos, or nnsa, Anu w'e nc nad selected the
pest posslpie men, he never varied from
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

As had been anticipated by the public
generally, PM THOMPSON was day before
yesterday acquitted in Harrodsburg, Ken
lucky, of the killing OF WALTER H. DAVIS,
the debaucher of THoMPsoN's wife. His
acquittal is but another evidence of the fact
that in this country the time has no,
arrived when any man can enter and vio-
late the sanctity of home. 1t is a das-
tardly crime to rob a domestic circle of its
honor and purity, and it is is a crown Tor a
jury to say not guilty when an injured
father or husband is acquitted for protect
ing or avenging the violation of the sacred
precincts of home. II is to be hoped that
this acquittal of THOMPSON will prove a
useful and powerful precedent in any cases
in which it may be prodtably used in this
or any other state hereafter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
a WIfs Murderer Hung.

LEXINGTON, GA, May lS.-Jones, the wife
murderer, was hung to-day before an i'm.
mense crowd, many coming sixty miles.
lie attempted suicide yesterday by trying
to open vein in his arm, which was
only discovered when he had lost
gallon OF blood. This morning, becom-
ing stronger, the governor telegraphed the
sheriff to proceed with the execution
Jones asserted that the only reason he
Killed his wife was because he loved her.
The feeling against him is very bitter and
he would have been lynchei it not exc.
cuted by the law. The gallows was
abDnt a mile from the courthouse in a
Held, lie went to the scaliold with great
coolness, talking with reporter all the
way from the Jail. AT the gallows he
stated that he thought it no crime to take
his own life to prevent death on the scat
fold. After prayer the black cap was dIawn
and the drop fell at 230 and he expired
after lew struggles, his neck being broken.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

PROFESSOR GREEYER gives excellent ad.
vice to colored people in single automatic
sentence. He says; what we need is
common sense, not conventions" But the
white men OF this country have set the ex.
ample to meet in convention whom they
want anything, and resolve. They are not
in a condition to criticise the colored popu-
lation il they do the same. Nevertheless,
PROFESSOR GREENER is right-what the col
ored man needs is education. With it will
come the ownership of his horse and COW,
and land and home. This, if followed out,
will show not only common but uncommon
good sense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

THERE never was in the history of the
world, such decline In maritime power in
30 short time US is furnished In the his.
tory OF American shipping within the past
twenty-five years. None of the ancient Or
modern nations furnish parallel. As AN
illustration OF the fact that our carrying
usde mas been literally swept from the seas,
AHe the shipments from New York last
year OF grain. OF forty-six million bushels,
not bushel was carried by American
sa'ps British ships took % 1000 900, that
Se'sians 100000, Italians 1900, 900, and
dutch over 100000. There were carrier.
rom every European country, but not An
American, the aggregate number of foreign
vessels Icing 1850. There never was an.
oshsr case fths kind In history. The con.
g'sssss rssponslbls for ths laws and uerli.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
NEW York stands at the head ofthe fruit.

NEw YORK stands at the head Of the fruit.
growing states, her orchard products hay.
ing been worth $s,409,7 0i in 1880. The
failure Of three apple crops in succession
must, therefore. be regarded as very
severe misfortune for the farmers of the
state. As 1881 was an off year, large crop
was expected in 1882, but the expectation
was disappointed. Aud now 1t is reported
that tho aphis, the puceron or plant louise
which destroyed the crop year ago, has
appeared in nearly every orchard in Ma
CARA county. Possibly the pest may not
excite loathing in all parts of the state, but
much apprehension felt concerning It's ap
pearance,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19


SAYS the Philadelphia Times The spec.
tacle of republican administration being
called upon to help defeat u republican local
ticket can hardly be an inspiring sight to
republicans who have maintained their DO .
litioal faith under difficulties. Yet this is
the kind Of circus that SENATOR MALONE is
inviting the administration to participate
Ia at the coming local Virginia elections.
A straight republican ticket has been nut
10 the field in Norfolk county, and MALONE
Is rallying all his office holders to its over.
throw with the assurance that its success
would be q defeat Of the administration
which gave them their places. People will
TO asking after this which party the admin.
istration belongs to anyway. 1t was elected
az u republican administration, but seems
~ have got mixed somehow in its Virginia
relations,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

An American travelling in Europe says :.
when left home ! had my daily paper
addressed to me. ! advise all my friends
to do the same. 1t Is the best outlay of
money you can make. To get bundle of
papers from home is royal giit.when in a
distant land. In one instance, when on the
Mediterranean, felt myself to be II public
benefactor, assisted by you, for over thirty
orleans were in possession of copy,
with arrangements as to passing them
along" This is true of short or long
journey, as multitude of people can
testify.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

$40 to s025. Lard quiet and steady; tierce,
lls; keg, 1T. Bulk meats quiet and
weak; shoulders, SEQ. Bacon quiet;
shoulders steady, 81 TO %; sides lower; long
clear, liz; clear ribs. lis. Hams, sugar
cured, scarce and firm; choice canvassed,
lSi to l4t. Whisky firm aud unchanged.
Coffee dull; Rio, cargoes, common to
prime, "a to lot. Sugar quiet and I'M
changed. Molasses dull; centrifugal, ~ TO
%. Rice quiet and steady; at to 56i. Bran
dun and lower; % to 92s. Cotton seed oil.
prime crude, 40 TO i3; summer yellow re-
nned, 40 10 As. Sight exchange on New
exchange, b. B., isi to asa.
ct. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LoUIs, May lS.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat lower; No. . red, Sll22 to Sll2l,
cash; Sl.l3s, Nav; sl13 "a to 81 1915 9,
June; Sl.H to Sl.l3 IL, July. Corn, a
shade OIL; 90 Is, cash; % IL. Nav; SO SIS.
June, 81, July. Oats, dull and lower; AZ 3 4,
cash; at bid May; As bid June. Whiskey
steady; $l.li. Cornmeal firm; S2,65. Pork
slow; Jobbing, so cash; $3.50 bid May;
Sl36o, bid June. Bulk meats dull; long
clear, 10 40; short rib, 1850; short clear.
1910. Bacon slow; long clear, II 80 to ll3F;
short rib, 40; short clear, ll.6j to IL 10.
Lard nominal. Cattle receipts, $50; firmer
oh iigni receipts; exporters, stu to ST 10;
good to choice shipping, $3.50 to S6l0;
common to fair, S. 90 to $500; good cows
and heiiers. 81 50to S545; common, So CD
to ~ % gross Texans, 81 so to 1925, Hog
receipts, 1000 stronger light shipping,
800 to 81 Is; packing 81. 10 to $7.22; good
heavy, 81 % to $3.50 Sheep receipts 1850;
steady; fair to good, SO so to $3.50; choice,
$i.75 to $500.
KANSAS CITY MARKET
KANSAS Cry, May Is Wheat, lower; No.
z red, Oh, bid, cash; 96 bid, June; SO bid,
July. Corn, weaker 49, bid, June; i6 to
4O Is, July. Cattle, receipts, 700; firm and
shade better; steers, $50 to | 800 pounds,
5000 to 50 %; cows, S35Oto SO so. Hogs,
receipts, 5000; shade higher So so to ST.
10: mostly So So to sos. Sheep, receipts,
10; quiet; 96 Founders, 81 %.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

Davitt Severely Criticizes the Papal
Letter.
Some Olher kilograms of Interest
Star-ROute Trial,

Star-ROute Trial,
WASHINGTON, May .i8.-lngersoll, begin
ming his address in the star-routc trial to-
dry said "The great question was whether
or not there was conspiracy. 1t must be
proven, as any other crime. 1t had been
represented that conspiracy was hard to
prove and that the jury should not require
much proof from the government. No man
went about with a placard on his back
announcing his intention to commit
crime. They did not have band of music
and torches. All crime loved darkness,
aud this crime ofconspiracy must be prov
EN-, as the government would prove any
other crime. If the arch of the evidence
was not periect-ll every stone did not per
iectly ht--it was not consistent with every
theory but guilt, then il
fell to pieces. That being
80, then all that had been said or adduced
against defendants rested on the converse
ton between persons three or four or five
years ago. 1t was most unsafe and unsat-
lsiactory evidence. Memory wrote on the
secret tablets of the brain works that no
human eye could see. No man could look
on the brain of another and see il he gave Il
true transcript of what was there. Yet on
that kind of evidence the jury was asked to
destroy regulations ana tear down roof
trees.
The government would have the iury'be.
lieve that Dorsey told Moore he dorsey
was rascal. lie told him that
because he was senator and
wanted to keep profound
secret that was what the government
called probable" The jury would not
believe II unless they become insane, and
they might if the trial continued much
longer. After the admissions of Bliss, the
only corner stone, the only pebble
for a foundation for government case, was
agreement to make out the necessary pa-
pers to carry out the division. What were
these papers? Simply documents to enable
the parties to carry out the business of
the routes falling to their share. The
court itself had said these same orders
would have been made ifthe transactions
were perfectly honest. Remember his
text, that the very fact in circumstantial
evidence must point to the guilt of the de.
PENDANTS. That settled the papers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
CHICAGO MARK EFT.


rN ch, nn,..1 May ls'-Flour quiet and
regular, sloSs, May; 81. June; SLIP
to $l12s, July; No. 2 red win.
ter, Sl.l2s to Sii3 Corn unsettled and
generally lower J6l TO 56s, cash; 56l to 563.
May; ,57i to 57l, june $50, July. Pork in
ialr demand but at lower rates; $40 20 to
$l9.25, cash or May; $40 22i to Sl0.25, June.
Lard in fair demand but at
lower rates; Ia cash or
May SILT l.2 10 Sll so, June. Bulk meats
III fair demandi short rib, $1,000; short
clear, Sll. Hogs receipts, /, 400; moderately
active and irmer mixed, So 60 to S7l5.
heavy, $40 to S755; light, So 50 to $40
cattle receipts, $500; passably active and
heavy much neglected: ex.
ports, 50 to $3.50; good TO choice shipping
500 to S6.l0; common to fair, So 80 to S.. SO,
=, NEW yORN MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May lS.-Beeves receipts
sS0; lairly active, 81 per head higher on
medium and fer; extremes, Sc. 80 to s., ~.
general sales, 1872 to 81; exporters used 50
carloads, Sheep-receipts $500; dull and
weaker; spring lambs nearly 81 lower,
cnpped sheep sold at So to So %; spring
lambs, IS to S9.37. Flour dull. Wheat cash
sl.os lower; options to II lower; steamer
no, ., I'll NO. red steamer, 81 .l6 to 81 20;
sl'2o store; S23 to S23l elevator, Corn
cash triile better; options opened to As
lower, and afterwards reacted 3S to -
closing weak; 63i to 63I, closing weak AT
UT to 6lt; steamer, 6it TO 65l; No. Q, 65 -
70 06t' Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar,
demand tair and firm; coniectioner's A /.
~; powdered, to OF; granulated, s 1856.
Molasses quiet and steady. Rice firm and
moderately active. Pork dull and unsoi-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
DEHISON.
DENISON.
An Alleged Crook Acknowledgements
Visitors Returnlnp-w nrk of tina t,vci,,a

Visitors Returnlng-w Work of the Cyclone.
DENTooN, May, lS,-[Special.l Ram AL
len, alias Shans, ETC., who was arrested by
Marshal Hall, on suspicion of being horse
thief, had $500 in money five bills, bling SOS.
He has several bills of sale from counties
south OF here and may be wanted in those
sections. He was with an escaped Convict,
about Is years old, small stature and light
mustache.
Our srngerfest visitors are returning in
large numbers.
The town looks badly damaged since the
cyclone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

IT is said that the president knows
enough to keep down any gross attempts to
got the administration drunk. The presi.
dent knows enough to put whisky around
the quinine that the president takes, tn
knock the malaria out Of any attack that
may be found, so far,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
BEST BLOOD PURIFIER.

eral eases of Eczema Moist and Dry letter, and
cured them all. Your Cuticura Resolvent, SO
Jar as my supply allows me to test it, has, In
my HANDS, exceeded in efficacy and efficiency
any Alternative compound (bood purifier have
ever made use of in an active practice Of thirty
years duration. y. N. ECKER, NJ. D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
l)ayitt,

DouBLIN, May, lS.-Davitt in let
ter forwarding a subscription to the Parnel
fund says'-'Papal Circular is preiudiced al d
unjust. 1t must evoke strongly painful
resentment from the people. Healy says.
that Ireland will neither take religion from
Errington nor gratitude from Rome.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
Weekly Cotton Statement

New York, May, is, Weekly
cotton statements at all U. S. ports
Net receipts, 1920; last year, 1914
total receipts, to date, 1877 ,O0O last Y ear
$4,000; exports for week, 10, 1876; last
year, 1920 stock, last wear
10000; stock at interior towns, 1865;
last year, 6l,00O: at Liverpool, 96O 900;
last year 9ol, 900; American ailoat for Great
Britain, $4,000; last year, 10000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
GREATEST ON EARTH.

Uuticura RcmodiCs are the greatest medic,nos
on earth Had the worst case of salt rheum in
THIS county. My mother had II twenty wears.
and in fact died from 1t | believe Cuticura
would have saved her lie. My arms breast and
mead were covered for three years, which moth.
ing relieved or cured until used the Cuticura
Resolyent internally, and Cuticura and Cuiicura
SOnp cNternAllY. w An MO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

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