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A Good Investment.

A Good Invrstment.
At this season q great many fires are due
10 overhested stoves. 90 do not rely altc-
gether on your wstchiulntss for tsfety, but
protect your property with q fire policy, at
4 small est, from John 3. Aldeho rs
agency the FIRST 10 pay losses in the big nrs
nj October 9Th.
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Cnrl.

II NsfIWs
WAxAHAcHIE, Dec. 4-No one Is author.
ICED TO collect money on notes IN favor OF
the San Fire Office OF London, on INSTALL
ment business, unless they have the notes
In their possession. The Sun Fire Office is
no longer represented by Il. T. Gadd,, OF
Dallas. as our agent: nor has ]. X. Gadd or
w. II. Gadd authority TO act for us in any
capacity whatever.
PARKS & GIBSON. General Agents.
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ivou arc nervous or dyspeptic try Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills Dyspepsia makes
YOU nervous, and nervousness makes. you
dyspeptic; either one renders you misera-
bic and these little pills cure both.
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Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need for
Consumption, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness,
and al symptoms OF Dyspepsia: Price ~
and IS cents per bottle. Sold by w. H.
Patterson d Co,
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.23 Main street.
THE CITY.

THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, OF LONDON.
The above company loans money on one
0 i've years time, at reasonable rates OF in
terest, secured by deed OF trust On i'm
proved lands, large farms, stock ranches,
and city property, 1t also deals In vendors
lien notes; negotiates sales OF ranches, cat
tie, and bonds of every description; and
does general financial and agency bust
ness b the State OF Texas and Europe.
Q. L.. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
6iceGOS Main street. Dallas, Texas.
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Why Is It. that you see such. crowds
breakfast dinner and supper times abou
the corucr OF Main and Poydras streetsi L
5 because they are going TO get first elias
m calls at the Board Of Trade Restaurant.
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The Best Route to New York
l. via the Pan Handle and Pennsylvania
line. THos. 8. SPEAR,
Southern Passenger Agt.,
New Orleans, La.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

Don't fail 10 see the me display OF Dia.
ruopd and other stone rings and prices at
which they are being sold by Austin, 6i2
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

Premature Loss Of the Hair
Nav be entirely prevented by the use oil
Burnett's Cocaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon OBJ
tanning Bnrnett's Flsvoring Extracts, they
are tbs. hest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

The Best Route q New York
Is via the Pan handle and Pennsylvania
line. THos. 8. srrAR,
Southern Passenger Agt.,
New Orloans, La.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

Erupiious. serea, pimples rheuma'i'm
are but indicators Of impure blood. Ack-
er's Blood Elixir ia the remedy. Sold by
w. Il. Patterson & Co.
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Ord s Place makes no pretensions, 1t is all
truth. Il Is supplied with the best brands
of WHISKY. the finest wints, the purtst no
uors and The choicest cigars. No. ll4 La
mar street: Frsnk Cauthorn manager.
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Group, whooping Cough, and even Asih.
ma imm ediafeiy relieved by Acker's En-.
glish Remedy. Sold by W. IL. Patterson
A. IN
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Fret Fire!i Fireiii
Secure the BabScck Fire extinguisher
and protect yourself from all danger oy
fire. z. II. HENNEsy & o.,
state Agents. Galveston, Texas.
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Having bought ont the interests OF all
concerned in the firm of &. Il. Hosmer&
Co., steam, gas and water-htters, VIII
Elm street. A. MoWHrRx.
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DR.. J. q. Mcclure, AnAmots, Ia, says:
al know Brown Iron Bitters is good tonic
and gives general satisfaction"
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Every promise backed by a guarantee.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will give imme-
dists relief Price Is and so cents. Sold
nv w III. Patterson q 90.
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Why will You cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents,
so cents aud 81. Sold by ". II. Patterson
& Co.
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pop't watt uutII your horre gets lame or
6is~roud in the feet before using the teckie
Horseshoe Ped: prevention 70 peu u,s
800 The Ped viii effect . sure and speedy
s''s. - Yssn rraA
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Cheap Fuel. =.
Coke reduced TO So 90 per ton. which IL
cheaper than wood OF coal.
Gas Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

Every thing in the grocery line for Christ
mas, at Bryan & Bradshaw's.
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The largest and beat selected stock o.
liquors in Dallas are to be found at Cradf
docks.
Velvets, satins and silks, at Bauman's.
- oe-
Velvets, ribbons ali eolors, at Bauman's.
Velvet, satins and silk. at Bauman's.
The rush continues at Bauman's.
-eoe---
Watch the grent sales at Bauman's.
- s
You can buy cheape at Baumans.
Have You been a. bauman'sY
Neckwear and ruching, ut Bauman's.
Corsets and gloves. Z BaumaD's.
Bridal outfits. % TO Bsumen's.
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Fashionable novelties in fine Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets at Mrs.
f. Chestnuts on Elm street next TO
Grams.
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Wanted.

wanted. ~
A. Silberstein, formerly OF Silberstein q
Hirsch. has rebuilt his mule pens just back
OF Huey & Philp's, adjsining Martins
stable, where he can be found. Wanted.
zoe mules; will pay the highest market
price. a. oILBkhsIkIh,
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Call on II. Hamilton and examine fine
lot OF steel engravings, oil paintings and
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough. and bronchitis
Sold by w. II. Patterson d. Co.
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1 Tor SnIc.
A complete furniture and underiakers
busints "a AZ Denton, Texas. Death OF Pro-
prietor is the cause OF selling.
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Rose City Paint and Color Company.
This company has established nesdqnar,
tiers for the sale Of their celebi ated mixed
prints f,s the state, in this city. have
been appointed agent for the sale OF came,
ami will ill all orders at factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
on same. II. HAMILTON.
Wholesale painters supplies. window
glass, wall paper, mouldings, etc., SIG Elm
street Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

Coke Cheap Fuel.
Cheaper, clesner and better than wood or
coal, at Is per ton.
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Burpsrl shs psnme1. kseys nrst-clsss
r-~chsnsr renairs pfpss - seers notice
Pumpso IN hiuds. fsaepA1ue srders, sli
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Try Carter's Little Nerve Pills for any
case of nervousness, sleeplessness, weak
stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc, relief
ia sure. The only nerve medicine Tor the
price in market. In walls at 25c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

Use Acker's English Remedy for con-
sumption. Sold by w. ii. Patterson & Co.
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Guaranteed TO cure Cold or Cough
Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by w. II. Patterson Il Co.
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shiloh's Cough and Consumption cure Is
umption. Sold by w. II. Patterson d Co.
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A nasal injector free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Oatsrrh Remedy. Price 30 cents.
Sold by w. II. Patterson q Co.
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For Lame Back, SIDE. or Chest, use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Bold
by w. II. Patterson d CO.
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Bopeless ham and cervelat sausage, I
Deb a Freiberg'e.
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Velvet ribbons, all colors, at Bsumsn's

Martinez, the tobacconist. b - the largest
and finest stock OF cigars. pipes and to-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

Largest wholesale and retail MILNE
house at Baumsn's, 706 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

We will sell goods to suit you at Bau
man's, 706 Elm street
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NoTIcE.-The Gas Co. ere new supplying
Coal at lowest market figures in car load
lots, by the ton or ia rmaller quantities.
Send in your orders TO the Gas Cos. ONCE.
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All in want Of real bargains in Diamonds,
Watches and all kinds Ct yeweiry should
call a. once at the oldest yevelry store In
North Texs-F. Austin, 612 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

Acfer's celebrated Enelish Remedy for
couebs. colds and consumpsien. Sold By
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

French, Turkish and California evap
ated pr unes at Loeb Il Ere 1erP's-
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Ladies' suits and underwear, at Bsu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

Largest wholesale and retail millinery
house at Baumsn's. 706 Kim street.
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Horseradish and cranbsrnes, at Loeb
Freiberg's.
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Graham -four and cracked wheat, at Loeb
4 FreiberR's.
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Plumes, tips. and fancy feathers. ct Bsu-
mans.
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Millinery and fancy goods ct Baum ana
Ladies' suits and underwear ~ Bauu.n's
Curtis sells solid eoIf rings Tor Is csnts
Solid ssi1 6easie flfSs q, = wsbs's.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-10
English Guyernessts.


The position of governess is naturally
an ambiguous one, and difficulties surround
II on every side. AS the profession is
oyercrowded, so it is almost inevitably
underpaid. Ladies have drifted into the
position because so very few other means
of making a livelihood were open to them.
This is as much as to say that thousands
of women with no natural vocation for the
task became teachers. At the best the
relations between the governess and the
family with which she lives are difficult.
To keep them pleasant requires extraordi
nary tact and good temper on both sides.
guest who is always there, a perpetual
third besides husband and wife, has a
hard part, and so have the wife aId hus.
band. The big brothers are dreadful
plague to governesses-t big brothers
and the big cousins. These have way
of loating in the school room, and expect.
ing to find the children. always ready to
amuss them, which is naturally most an
noying to the teacher.
Even worse than the war which big
brothers are apt to wage with governesses
is the chance that they may fall IN love
with the maidens. This causes perpetual
fear in the minds of some mothers and
here again is difficulty in this most
arduous profession. While tho family and
the parents are most to blame if the life Of
the governess becomes burden to her, it
would be unfair to blink the fact that
some governesses run ahead, so to speak,
to meet trouble before it comes. They
expect to be prosecuted, aud are on tho
lookout for sights and wrongs. 1t is
difficult to blame a temper so natural,
though 80 unlucky, in a woman whose
position is difficult, and whose past life has
probably not been fortunate.
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Ladies' KuDpeu uy Neeroes

Snatch thieving is a common crime
smopg the Atlanta Ga. } negroes. Ladies'
who go shopping with money in their
portmanteaus are frequently brought to
grief by these urohins who snatch the
purses away and run out of sight. Some
time ago lady in delicate health
came TO her death from fright thus
caused. The latest case is that
of Mrs. Cheshire, who was going to
the house of a friend and was met by Q
negro about 10 or lS years of age. lie
passed Mrs. Cheshire and caught hold o
her sachel, but surmsing tho boys inten
ton, she retained her hold upon it, Mrs
Cheshire struck the boy several times or
the head with her umbrella. The boy at.
tempted to knock her down by striking hi
on tho breast with his clinched fist. Ii
the tussel Mrs. Cheshire let the sache
drop to the ground. AS it dropped til,
money rolled out and the negro took SOM
of it and ran away. Mr.. Cheshire pickeC
up what he left and started on, but be
fore she had gone half block the bo.
overlook her again, aud with heav,
stone attempted to strike her, when tn
appearance of gentleman put the boy +
flight.
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The Blue ana tho Gray.

The public ceremonies inaugurating the
establishment of the home for disabled
ex Confederate soldiers to be erected at
Richmond, Va, took place Wednesday
evening in Cooper institute, New York.
About 800 persons were present. The
platform was draped in American and
foreign banners and shields. Col. James
X. O'Beirne called tho meeting to order
aud Corporal Tanner, of Brooklyn, was
chosen chairman, in the unavoidable
absence of General Grant. Speeches
were made by Corporal Tanner, Gen. j. B.
Gordon, Gen. Geo. A. Sheridan, Gen.
Floyd King and Judge Albion w. Tour.
gee. Letters of sympathy were read from
Gen. Grant, Gen. Hancock and other
prominent Officers.
Bold Highway Robbery at New York.
A very bold highway robbery was com.
mitted in New York, Wednesday after
noon. Paul Hawthorne, an office clerk of
the firm of Smith & Suezey manufacturers
of ladies' neckwaIe, went ito the Nassau
bank and drew out s35 for the firm. When
passing along Mail street, block away,
two men came behind him. One of them
garroted him while the other took the
money from his pocket. Many people
were passing at the time, but rendered nc
assistance to young Hawthorne. The high
waymen ran away and escaped. They
were we'll dressed aud looked like business
men,
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UNPRovvKr MURDER.
Dakota Marshal shot Down In GOLD a

Dakota Marshal shot Down In Gold $1,000
An unprovoked murder was committed d
at Hank Lewis saloon, In Mitchell, OAK.
at 3 O'Clock "Wednesday morning, the
victim being Capt. J. T. Pierce, city
marshal, and the murderer being Hank
Lewis, the saloon keeper. A city ordi
nance requires all the saloons to close at a
designated hour. aud Lewis announced
that he would break the law with
impunity and bid defiance to arrest,
and threatened to shed the blood
Of the officer who should arrest him.
Lewis saloon was open at o'clock, and
the marshal told him that If he would not
obey the law he would have to arrest him.
AT the same moment Lewis stepped back
and picked up shot gun. Pierce told
him to put down tho gun, but Lewis, as
| quick as thought, with steady nerve, level.
ed tho weapon deliberately at Captain
Pierce's head and fred, striking Pierce on
the right OF the head and partially blow.
ing his brains out. Capt. Piorce fell back
ward and expired in a pool of his own
blood. Lewis was marched off to the
jail and secured behind the bars.
At an early hour tho news Of tho murder
was generally spread throughout the city,
and the citizens began to flock to the scene
and loud cries of Lynch the murderer"
Hang him to lamp post" went up
from the crowd, but the officers were
prompt in queling any effort in that direc.
tion, and better judgment prevailed for
time. Coroner Curtis held an inquest on
the murdered marshal ut an early hour
Wednesday morning, and verdict was
rendered in accordance with the facts.
Later in the day a preliminary investiga-
tion was had before Judge Abbey, #
the city court, who held Lewis for pre-
meditated murder.
Lewis is one of the worst characters that
ever came to the territory. Some weeks
ago he shot at Oscar Warfield, the keeper
of saloon, in his own (Warfield's) saloon
and he then turned and walked out, deted
the officers to arrest him, and held the
crowd az bay with a revolver in his hand
lie was finally arrested for that otfense by
Capt. Pierce and Sheriff Atherton. A
short time before that event Lewis under
took to murder man at the Dakota
house but shot too low aud wounded the
man in the thigh. He has always been
successful in avoiding punishment, but
there now seems to be no barrier between
| him and justice.
Later in the afternoon strong threats of
| lynching were made, and extra precautions
were taken to guard the prisoner. The
mayor has issued proclamation request.
| ing all good citizens to assist in upholding
the law for the credit of the city.
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PbiIsdoipnis MARKER.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10 Flour quiet. but
steadier superfne state, % 50a2 75; Extra
DO ~ 25B3 81 Pa. family, " b00t IS ohio q
Indiana family, 81 00So5 - MINI. extra, u 70
as n; patents, s6S16 G2.
Rye flour at % 40l3 80.
Wheat firmer, but quiet; No. Western Red,
9Sldd99Aci No. do, 81 No. Pa. Red, sl Is
al Is.
Corn firm; steamer 53ha5ic; sail yellow,
ahdBhc; do mixed, G1Bc; NO. y
mixed and yellow, 53a5ihc.
Oats frmer fairly active; No. l White,
i2c NO. 2 do, ilc; No. 3 ito iOc rejected,
White, Ssd39G; No 2 mixed, SOC.
Rye steadyat T0c.
Seeds Glover weak at 9d9Ac; Timothy
dull at 81 40; Flaxseed firm at ti ~.
Provisions hrmer, but quiet; Mess
Pork, SIS 00Dls 80; Beef Hams, sl7p27 90; Inaia
Mes Beet, sli6p2i %,
BacOn-SInoRed Shoulders, Sc; salt do, 7x
67nc Smoked Hams, l3kQlthc picked do,
l2Afpl3c.
Lard firm; city refined at 9Nd9sk; loose
butchers, sHfSshc; prime steam s5 s709
Butter dull aud steady; Creamery
extra, 32d3tc; b q. 3 N. Y. extra, Lsc =;
firsts, 25n26c; Western extras, 23c ; do
good to choice, l782Oc.
Rolls at g0l6c.
Eggs active, but lower; Extras, ia
THc.
Cheose steady but quiet; full creams, ia
l5c Western fair to good, l011l2c; Pa. part
| skins, 8fp7c do full skins, $500.
whisky at sl %
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Moyrm rsTs op rur sossps.
Items Ia ths Local PoIiiicsi wOrid-Scnseu
las snort Ticket

Items In the Local fOitttcat WurtN-SCnseu-
ig's snort Ticket
Thoro were goodly number Of polite
ians In town TO. day and they have been
moving around in very quiet way all day.
A number hung around the Frdminer
Office pavement. Among them we're j.
W. Johnson, John NJ. Stohman, y. NJ.
Myers Elwood GIiosJ, John ID. Skiles and
others. II is thought that the boys are
receiving their FINAL instructions.
IL was announced this morning that ii.
IL. kurtz had withdrawn from tho ticket
as candidate for senator in tho lower
district. MIR. Kurtz was in town aud no
confirmed the story. His retirement from
the field will greatly improve the chances
oi Senator Mylin, which, however, have
been very good since tho opening of tho
campaign.
The following IN the short ticket which
will DO supported by Sonsenig Tho tickets
are out and tho one received at this Office
In for tho Southern district
Judgo--W. A. Atloo.
Congress--JOhn A. lliestand.
Souator-Amos II. Mylin.
Asscmbly-W. II. Brosius, Milton Hoi-
dlebaugh.
Sherili-Gcorge W. Tominson.
Ptothonotary-John ID. Skilos.
Registcr--GcOrg0 s. Geyer.
Trcasurer--Stcphen Grissinger.
Clerk of Quarter ScssiOns-Abram Set.
Icy,
Clerk OF Orphans Court-M. V. B. Kel-
lcr.
Prison kecper-Gcorgo Al. Smith
County COmmissiouors-H. NJ Mayer,
Henry Musser.
Prison Inspectors Henry Shutert, Jno.
Haller, jr.
Directors OF the Poor-Allan A. Herr,
Isaac n. Rauck.
huditors-Philip Bush, Christian II.
Nisslcy.
Coroncr--Peter Houaman.
Delegates to National Convoution-F.
\ Dineudorfler, Il, l.. RCinhold.
Delegate to State Convention Harry A..
Schroyer.
Southern Assembly District-Johu j..
Long, Il. +. Musslcman.
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- -
JAMES M'hENKY AkKESTED.
The railroad Magnats Settles a $4,000, 90
Judgment.


James Mcuenry, the railroad magnate,
was arrested Wednesday by United
States marshal on board the Servia while
about to sail for England. The arrest
was made on an execution OBJ.
tained four or five year ago on a
judgment issued by the United States
courts, New York, for over $4,000, 900
that Mr., McHenry owes to the Erie rail.
road. 1t was understood by the Erie
railroad management that Mr.. McHenry's
express errand to New York was to try
and effect a settlement of the matter.
Shortly afterward the terms of
settlement were agreed upon, and
Mr.. McHenry turned over to Mr..
Jewitt 1900 shares of the G. Q. 9.
and l. railroad, valued at 1851, 900 and
$4,000 shares OF Chicago aud Atlantic ex
tension bonds. The bonds turned over
have an aggregate value of sl,S00,000
Mr. McHenry also gave a written promise
to pay the balance of the judgment in onC
or two years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-10

Wednesday morning a piece of paper
was found inserted in crevioe of the rocks
near the Snake Den in the old possessions
in New Jersey, near Carpenters Point,
which may provo to be the cluo to a
suicidal mystery or an April 1st canard.
On the paper was : written the follow
iug
"SUssEx COUNTY, N. j., April 1.
81 am from New York city. | go up
the top of this mountain to die in peace
took bottle of laudanum this morning.
Please take this to the nearest coroner of
this place and advertise in the paper.
"GEORGE VAN buren,"
Tho name is signed In several places
Quite a number of people are looking to
day for the supposed dead mans remains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-10
Live stuck Market.

CHICAGo-Hogs-Recei 900 head ship
menIs 3.7GO head market weak and i0c lower; ;
rough packing, S5 2jl5 ~; packing and ship
ping s5 oOG6 40; light, s. 3OG5 40; skips,
S3 oOa5 25.
CaIIle-Heceipts. 6,OlOhead shipments, 200
do; market steady and fairly active; ex-
ports, 81 251l6 Is; good 10 choice shipping,
s5 90p6 20; common TO medium, S tO95 so |;
corn-ted Texans 81 75d5 rs.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head market opened
strong but closed l0dl5c lower inferior to
| fair, 81 OOD5 90 medium to good,,S5 00D5 IS I;
| choice to extra, 81 00d6 80.
| EAST LIBERTY-Cattle slow prime, 90 256p
6 so; fair to good, s5 1876; common, by5 30 |;
| receipts, 7j5 head shipments, 81 head,
| Hogs slow Philadelphias, 81 30g6 -; York
ers, s5 556p5 80 receipts $50 head shipments
| l,3s0 head
| sheep slow prime, s5 50d8 80 fair 60 good.
81 95GQ5 25 common, So 50G9i 80 lambs, % 00fp
7 so: receipts, 900 head; shipments 200
| head.