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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-12-20
FEE BILL ADOPTED BY THE
MADISON PARISH MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION.

For each & every consultation & al.
vice with patient, 81 %
For medicines furnished, extra.
e" each and every additional mem
her of same family, 2O0I
For each 4 every consultation
and advice by letter, 80
For each & every visit, CONSUL
tation and advice, within one
mhe in day, 3 90
For each & every visit, consul
tatiol & advice, within one mile
in night, w
For each & every visit, CONSUL
tatiou & advice--in town, in day, 90
For each & every visit, consul
tation 4 advice, i'll town at night, B w
For each & every mile Travelled
in day lover one mile) l w
For each & every mile travelled
at night lover one mile,) w
For each & every call, visit in
day, 81 5O-night b w
For each & every hour of neces-
sary detention with patient In
day 81 90 to S. 90
For each & every hour of neces-
sary detention with patient at ~
night, y W to D w
Physician exclusive of mileage) $50 90
For Parturition, normal (singleJ 10 90
a." '' (double) 80 90
complicated
("it tMitS, Instruments SIS 90 to 100 GO O.
For Delivery Secundine, normal
$40 % to Sl5 90
retained or
sdherent, $40 90 to 40 OF
For Reducing Laxations, S25 90
to 500 OK
For Reducing & splinting Frac-
lures, so w to lOO "
&C.. Fractures, S., to $40 o.
For Reducing Hernia Inguinal
$40. to Is q
Z" Operation &" I" 80. to 100 O
For Introducing Catheter LUn.
complicated 81 so to So O
For Introducing Sound & Dilat-
ing Structures, 50. to 10 U
For Examinations Vaginal per
Speculum tuncomplicated,) IS. to 10 0
For Examinations Vaginal per
Speculum infected subject $40 to 20
For Amputations Arm and Leg,
$50. to 100 Q
For d" minor 10. to 25
Dressing Wounds, 50 so to 10 Q
For Extracting Ball or missiles
each; 81. to %
For Application Cups las to
2 numbersl each; from so cts toS l
q For Application teaches las to
numbersj each; from 81. to 2
: For Vaccination Single each, 2j
-" " per family =" l
Z" Veucsection sc
n Z" Extracting teeth exclusive
! nf milaue \ i
Tapping Abdomen or Chest
# or bladder SDto 30
&" Hydrocele 8. to 10
Abscess tsimple. /. to
n Malignant 3. to 10
Administering Chloro-
: form 8. to 10
4 For Treating Gonorrhea
(simple) per contract ~
l. For Treating Gonorrh9a
n with Stricture) per CONT S25 to 40
= For Treating Gonorrhea by
i Prescription, each 50
! For Hair Lip Operations, SOS to 80
Il For Treating Syphilis Primary
= per contract; $40 TO lou
For Treating Secondary
per contract; so 10 lou
= For Treating " prescrip-,
tons each; 80
r For Viewing Dead Body per or
: der Coroner Exclusive ofmileagel 10
For General Post Mortem < Re-
$ port per order Coroner Exclusive
D Of mileagel SO to 5O
For General Post Mortem Ana
: lytic Report; Exclusive of mile
i, age: 500 to l50
For Removal Of Tumors, simple
4 and Malignant; 50 to lou
I GEO. T. IRRELEVANT, NJ. ID.
: d. VI. DANcY, NJ. d.
WIN. KELLEY, NJ. ID.
e w. p. YERGER, NJ. ID.
q SIS. p. DANGERFIELD, NJ.
A. JOINS, NJ. ID.
-LANGwoRTHY, NJ. ID.
JoHSsTON NJ ID
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-12-20

DR.. Thos. y. Ably was married
in New Orleans, on the 10th, to
Miss Emily Turney Of that city.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-12-20

The East Carroll Democrat OF
the 18th was promptly received at
the TIMES office. on the 10. Quick
time.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-12-20

Diptheria is epidemic in New
York City. 1t is worse than
C holera.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-12-20

No currants kept for sale in Tai
lulah. There is no current demand,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-12-20
Rex is on his way to New Orleans

The opposition to the Spanish
treaty is strengthening.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-12-20

Next week you can perceive the
reduction in the number of turkeys
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-12-20

The Liberty Bell will be at the
Exposition.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-12-20
Tax Sale of ImmOV-
able Property.

Sale by the Sheriff, Ex-0fficio Tax
Collector, of property bid in for,
and adjudicated to the State,
and Of property on which
Taxes are due the State
prior to December
31st. 1879.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
RECElysR,s SALE.

TN pursuance OF the order OF the District
/ Court Of Victoria county ms dc on theaist
day NJ July, isSi, In cause No 1913 ut tho
docket of said court, wherein Ayers Can.
Continental Meat company are dsiendant-,
ANS, to-wit: Their sGAudiiTER HOUSE
AND lcE fAuloRN,,at Fost Worth, Texas.
and all the machinery, tools, appiianees ana
apbnstenaness 70 The same belonging, 10.
stands, the sans heing iully described IN the
ofdvr Aforesaid. Also, their Slaughio House
and lee Factory, a. Victoria, Texas, and all
the machinery, tools, appliances and appur
unat,ces Ia the same belonging, together
with The land upon which the same stands,
farred u said property " offered al private
srlc ultll the lltst day OF October. lSht, and
proposals tor the purchase OF the same will
10 received until That day, and II not sold NJ
private sale on or before said first day OF
October, 1884, the Same will he sold AZ. public
BIZ the undersigned, on the fllst Tuesday la
November, 1881, Y being the ith day OF said
al the door OF The Court-hcuse OF Tarrani
county, IN the clay OF Fort Worth, Texas,
and the nrppor,S IN Victoria ut the door OF
city VI Victoria, Texas,
Tho Terms OF sale. whether private OF pub
lie are cash, aud In both cases said sale "
made subject TO tho approval Of the District
Court Of Victoria county, ana VIII he re-
ported 10 said court 81 the next tenn COM.
viii ,e made 20 The purchaser until the said
faie Va confirmed by the court.
Tbs undersigned wll gtye full Information
and IA'rtlsa'nssto all sPp y sssnu.u
Receiver T. O. NJ, 60, Victoria, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
state Labor Convention.

UTICA, n. V, Aug. i2.-The state
labor convention to-day adopted n
resolution approving the mechanic .
lien law, giving labor the first chance
In the aD0lishment Of the order s. e
tenn and the adoption Of weekly pay
ments, recommending the establish
ment OF IA state printing Office advocat-
Ing the ten hour bill, urging lheclection
Of direct representatives to the lcgisla
ture. urging law increasing the head
money tax on immigrants to 80, such
fund to be used for the benefit OF the
immigrants. Political questions were
avoided and attempts to introduced them
were crushed out severely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Dairy leo Cream.

by leaving orders at the Ferris
Model Dairy Depot, 81 Main street
families and hotels can be supplied
with the very best and choicest article
of Ice cream. None better or purer
made anywhere, Try an order and
be convinced. Deliveries made ON
Wednesday evening and on Sunday
morning ON Ice. Price, SO cents a
quart, Ice cream can be had at The
depot on days of delivery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Pure Powder.

Since the first package of Silver
sg.aaS baking found it, way to the
x,otle OF n consumer, IL has grown In
ssspalar favor with rapidity UNI
ktsown In the history OF any baking
s,owder yet offered tho public. That
IL r,sc triumphant over every OPP
,s,oslng obstacle and took a position
,,-lslsA by aide with the leading brands
In che market, evidences the merit
eiaitnesi far Ii by the manufacturers.
WHY this unprecedented popularity
~ cliffs new brand OF baking powder II
!. segitirusfe question, and the answeI
IA found la the guarantee OF J Ill,
Brown that every package Is chem
L:aily pure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Irish National Convention.

Boston, MASS, Aug. II. The adj.
vance guard of the Irish National
convention delegates began to appear
here this morning. Among the prom.
inent lrlshmen are Patrick Egan, ex.
treasurer OF the Land league Alex.
ander Sullivan. President of
the Irish National league
Roger y. Walsh Of Chicago,
state secretary; J. j. Curran. Chicago,
state delegate: DIR. Thos. O'Reilly, 81
Louis; =. X. Walsh Cleveland, and NJ.
V, Gam IN Iowa. aud othprs. The
delegates seem to be unanimously in
favor Of the exclusion Of all discussion
on American politics from the conven-
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
The HuokIehcrry Cordial.

Fora long time II wss thought that
xf,e t.uclxls berry was only for fable use,
t,ut Il was known during the late war
"a the shape Of y cordial u WAS ~.
serfor 10 the blackberry. De Singers,
5SHYTilERN RE AllcDY' for restoring
1iss liffie one from the eifecls OF teeth
frrc I'D cures diArrhna, dysentcry
r1i3 II bowel Afiecti0np. For sale by
~ druggists II 5Oc-A bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
rximounl PACIFIC RAILWAY.

IVaBcr ROUTE EAST VIA ST. LOUIS.
ywo TRAINS pAiLr,
Al s.ausas City Union Depot passengers for
.alaxAsasa, Colorado, Now Mexico aud CALIFORNIA
s-sui ue,t with Express Trains of NIL lines,
Al Atchison connection II made Win t;x-
SaFakka- -,
= Az Osuahn connection IL made with all
ar1as laadi ing 10 the North ana West,
Runell Tor nccomniodat atoms, INST time.
Puitman Palace Hotel Cars run through
60 Louis via Sedalia daily.
Ts,r maps, time tables, rates. etc.. call on
ar ts.ti ress any of tho ticket agents or II. 4.
Hughes, Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas:
~ " Mccullough, General passenger anu
Mcssst, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Afraldto Bpt.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Hor SPRINGS, ARK, Aug. ELL.
Barnes, local Republican, offered to
bct So 900 on Blune'S election. Col. J.
l.. Goodbnr, local Democrat OF equal
ly rs strong faith In Cleveland, ac-
cepted the bet to-day and put up the
money. Bnrnes flew the track.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Ask y"cr grocer Tor SILVER LOAF
BAKlllG POWDERS.
Gola In Orr Old Fields.

When we consider the health to be
better than wealth, then must WE con
slider the old field mulleiu better than
gold at legst the medical world so
recognize It, aud attest Its merits over
cod liver oil for lang troubles, made in
n tea ana combined with sweet gam Il
presents in Taylor's Cherokee Remedy
of Sweet CUM and Mullen, a pleasant
and effective cure for Group, whOpping
cough, colds and consumption. Sold
by all druggists nt 25c and 81 bottle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Notice.

order OF Railroad Conductors: The
union meeting viii he held In Fort
Worth x =. hall Temple Place lith,
18th and 18th of August, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Meeting to bc
called at . p. N. Thursday. Members
Of the order VIII he present from, this
and adjoining states. An invitation
In extended to all members Of the or
der. BY order OF ALT. BAILEY, &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Nus, Close Ont.

For the next thirty days will make
especially low prices on the dry goods,
notions ladies' and gents furnishing,
hats, shoes, etc, Of the Tennessee
store to close out the stock. The goods
are under assignment and must be
sold. Call aud see.
NEIL =. ANDERSON,
Assignee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Try IT.,

The widespread popularity of silver
Loaf baking powder Is due to the
strength and purity OF the ingredients
that enter Into its composition, and
repeated chemical tests place IL side
by side with the most popular brands
In the market and show II the peer OF
my powder yet offered the public.
The manufacturer asks only n trial
with other brands, and Is willing to
abide the result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
THEGAZETTE FORT WORTH, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, AU6OoL =
FACTS ABOUT OUR BUSINESS.

without that the Washer August clearing
fullest of the Wod
When advertise Clearing mark goods down and inaugue
the bottom of such all an
positive that real bargains be had without ute
OversOcked
Though sold quite Of suits that Time still nave @
next THIRTY
DAYS concluded for that length Of time I
satisfied that IL of 1he
balance stock with await inspection
OF stock with the that visit will than
WASHER & AUGUST. COR. HOUSTON & FOURTH STREETS
ouTFITTERs FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
rrma plx As AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE

NETwrtN
Tx CAST AMI THE Wtsr
ibsvcI hlcSevto Nav orleans and all polnA
"a. Toni.lnyN ,Nsax Mexico and Arizona,
fsvoriie limo to tho North, Erst ana South
xsir
Fnhaasm Palace Sleeping Cars daily he.
sxsSA 81 Louis and Dallas, Fort Worth, ~
pus,s aud Snn Francisco, cal, ALEC MARSHALL
4Ea Nav Orleans without change.
soiid Trains III Paso TO 81. i.onle.
Fa.t Tune, first class equipment, sure con
tss.,siann. kce that your ticket reads via the
yryas and paclac Railway.
e,r.sSlirs,d IN hornation, call on or address any
eide tickct agents or II, T.. Hughes, l'assen-
ar Agent, NOuston, Texas u, W. Motnl-
FosYssl. General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
lsalseaon, Texas; w, IL. Newman, Ilafhc
Afngsageg', Galveston. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Light Bread.

If you have been unfortunate in the
selection of a baking powder give Sill
yer Loaf u trial and we guarantee that
your bread will he nutritious, whole
some aud light, for 1t has never yer
pointed the hnusekeeper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
MATES or ADvEHrIsING
rIIe.vFggfED ON APPLToA TON
crgBS FOR WEEKLY GAZETTE.

Ehe price OF the WEERLy GAZETTE Ia only
.rne eGiisr per year. In advance. A copy free
s~S1l tie sent IN any one sending us Ave sub
.mr.bers aud S.. The FoRr Worm GAzErrE
- ere c,rcn Frec Grass and Antt Herd.Law
1rgas. sample copy cent FREQ 10 any nd
hrem-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
The First Bale.


special 10 the Gazette.
CoRsIcAYA, Aug. i2.-Our first ba'e
of cotton arrived this morning. II
was cassed strict middllDg aud
brought $50 at auction besides the pre-.
MUM II WAS raised by j. p. Ander-
ant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13

Remember the Piokwick laundry Is
tire place To get your washing done
with neatness aud dispatch. Goods
called for and delivered. Telephone
90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
EmanclnatIon Celebration.

ELMIRA, N. ", Aug I2.-John II.
Lynch OF Mississippi addressed the
colored people here to-day, In the eel
ebration OF emancipation day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13
Rainnaier Raihs.

Hat. Gold and shower baths, only Is
Saests. Six elegant rooms At r.. Gutz-
snauls barber shop, next to corner of
Efrst and Main streets. Also, Vapor
aud Medicated baths. Eight chairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13

Ear bois dare posts and best black
,ssad hay address or cail on Ii. II. Hos
kline a Co, Forney, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13

Carry home Sox OF SILVER
LOAF BAKING POWDFVsS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13

Get your washing done at the Pick.
>wkrk laundry. Goods called FOR and
delivered. Telephone 300.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-13

Use SILVER LOAF BAKING
POWDERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04
DISCUSSING JOHN J. o'BRIEN.

CAUCCsEs II TWO ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
A motion made by George B. Deane, jr., at
the meeting OF the IXth Assembly District Republican
Association. at No Al Groyest last night, that at IL
the Of this association John OBren not
acceptable to us az a candidate for chair
man OF the Republican County Committee" pro
voked sharp discussion in which william d. Greene said
II was a question whether 1t was expedent that Mr
OBren should he elected permanent chairman and that
his Irish had led 10 much opposition TO him. George
b. Deane IT, said he took cognzance OF relg
ion IN this matter but he opposed Mr.. OBren George
b. Deane said that If Mr. O'Briens Sylvester
Stuyvesant II he had such name was borne by
lot Of dudes" he would be acceptable TO everybody
He eulogzed Mr. Bren and objected to his sons throw
ing this hrebrand The motion lost, 81 to 81 mo-
ton that the subject be referred to
the delegates to the County Com
mttee ELECTED further discussion. Richard NJ Collard
said there scrabble and fight between the OBren
party and the George Bliss party "a tn which should nave
the credit Of sendn Arthur delegates 20 the convention
He opposed to sending delegates for Arthur Inc
motion prevailed, % to 10. On motion reconsider.
John W Jacobus, leaving The chair said that to brng
the question OF Mr.. OBriens fitness before this commit
entirely ont OF place. 1t was wrong 10 place
man on pedestal and throw bricks at him II had been
cried Down with bosses! but were they gong 10 De
successful without leader and without machneryi He
was good american 1uI believed IN tne T fa %,
should draw him into personal discussion oil the
derstand that he did not take his ideas from h III was
unjust for him TO make II appear that the speaker op
posed O'BIien on account Of ms Irish name.
Mr. JlCOhus denied the allegation, and said II any one
would gave reasons other than those OF nationality IN o
posing Mr. OBrien. nc would hear him The motion TO
reconsider laid on the table, Al TO l.
caucus OF delegates TO the County Committee from
the XVfth Assembly District held at No. 341 West
ycuth-st with f. Eherldge In the chair. Fifteen
persons were present John McClaye suggested that the
delegates should vote unit in the committee for the
candidate Tor chairman selected by the majority and =
plan insisted upon he should leave the
room. Nj. McCiave did not press his motion.
;he morton select candidate long discussion
followed. v K. Cooper thought that John j. Brlen
had had L0nOrs enough and should step aside s are
class o. Republicans opposed to hin. He favored
J. -. Lawson. Joel W. Mason favored Mr.. OBren MI
Perry said that a. Oricn would not step aside, some
other man should De chosen. vote taken. result
Ing il elve OBrien. Tor Lawson, one Tor ANY
Good uan nut VT. O-hr.en." AND one not Voting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04
RECEPTION 10 MATTHEW ARNOLD.

Professor and Mrs. Yinccnco BOtta gave
reception last evenn: in honor Of Matthew Arnold, at
their house, No 25 West Thrtyseycnth-,t large com
pany present, and the time passed quickly and
pleasantly in conversation Among those present
ex Governor Chamberlain, President and Miss A. d.
White Of Ithaca n. Y; Russell sage. Admiral and Miss
Nicholson. General and Miss Wilson, Parke GOdwin.
Cyrus W. Field Or. Fordyce Barker. Mr. and Mrs John
Bigelow Miss Booth. President Miss ZAP Barnard
D. n. Botass Mr.. and Mrs b. II. Bristow Mr. and Mrs
Joseph H. Choate, rofessor Charles Andrew Car
negie Professor Drislcr, Professor L. Ogden.
Doremus Judge Daly, Frederick Dclman,
r. W Glider Dr. Guernsey, Dr. ". A Hammond, General
and Mrs Rush c. Hawkins. Mrs. John j. Jones' Mrs.
Meaghci Mr. and Mrs Neltei Dir and Mrs Pclew, Judge
and Mrs Peabody the Rev. Dr. and MIS-. Paxton Nj aud
Mr. Runkle Nj and Mrs. Rafo Nj. and Mrs. stedmau,
Il. H. stOldard Judge shea Dit. and Mrs.. Amca Van
Nart. Nj aud Mrs. Augustus -. GaudeLs General and
Nm Wnsow Baron and Baroness de Ihonsen' Minis
Ter Osuluyau Miss Jay lO daughter OF BayHd IT,! Urj
Mr. and Mr. BlOdgett Mr. aud Mrs Church, General aud
Mrs oil CesnOa, d. and 9Is. W H. Draper, Dr. ana Mrs.
Derby. the MaClIOuess Lama. Professor aud NT-. Eg-
gesiOn d. and Mrs. Gilbert Mr. and Miss Goddard, Mr.
and Mr.. Thomas Hitchcock. MIR. aud Mrs. button y.
Harrison, Nj aud Mrs Osborn, General ana Mrs Horace
Porter Mr and Mrs. /. Addison Richards, Mt and Mrs.
X. Ii. l.. Townsend and Professor and Mrs. ioulnaus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04

The following are the members Of tie State Com
LOOKING FOR P4YEE AND LINCOLN.
MR.. CowLEs THINKS TIE DEMOCRATS WILL Put Up
PAYNE, AND TIE REPUBLICANS OUGHT TO
NOMINATE LINCOLN.

Mr.. COWLES THINKS The DEMOCRATS WILL Put Up
PAYNE, AND TIE REPUBLICANS OUGHT TO
NOMINATE LINCOLN.
Chatting about politics ut the Gilsey House,
I'd ain Cowles. Editor OF The C,tciu.d Loadcr said 10
TRIBUNE reporter:
" MI Payne will be the Democratic nominee FOR Prer-
dent. lie viii be a strong candidate IN Ohio His two
faced tarf views would DC repeated az reeade doctrine
IN free trade DISTRICTS and protection assurance in pro
tec1ou districts. Oliver Payne may say hs father Is not
candidate, but that be expects the nouina-
ZION 70 De handed him without effort Oliver would
spend million dollars make his father President and
his sister the principal lady OF the White House. Mrs
Henry b. Payne Is quite feeble, and Mrs Whitney who Is
fayOrte with Oliver would be virtually mistress al the
White House BIZ Payne oder than il generally stated
have record Of burlesque Legislature held at Column
bus IN Tie winter Of ls304O. member Of the Ohio AS
sembly had demanded investigation into matter
which took down forty dy witnesses from Cleveland
These formed themselves into mock Legislature, and
passed bogus laws. book OF proceedings pubshcd
~ which the names and ages OF participants we're pub
shed. Henry y. Payne Is set down a. thlrylWO and Is
therefore seventy six He has been playing old maid
IN the statement OF age fear In spite Of years Payne
hearty AZ other sxtysix. he II NOT however
the be In bis prime. Why, thirty years ago lie
was OF the two leading lawyers OF Cleyelind'
Who do you think the Republicans VIII nominate u
=" think they ought 10 nominate Bob Lincoln DC
love LIE L. tue strongest man. Tue American people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04

Letters rope need specially directed ais.
patch 10y any particular steamer Orer speedy
livery oc., nation. as a. tas4uC mails are forwarded
by rlc fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails Tor TIC ending March viii close at tls
OF. tn'l0Wss
IL E-pAY-AtI for tie West Iniia' via 81. Thomas.
for Brazil aId tAo IT, Plata Confines Wa Atl, per s
Reliance wa Newport News At a. m Tor Europe, tefs
= ona eust8au at 1880 p. m Tor Honduras
aud Livingston pen Z. Lay = AIer va NrMplieals
WLDNESDAY-At $50 a I'd. Tor ltaico N4ittti poe
rtance Hayre; 10 lO q. d. Tor the Netherlands
\. LdIm via Amsteioau 40 1880 p u Tor
M.,.lI- r. ~. -, d. Mexico via Ne~-l rHaus
IEU DAG-AL 1910 for Europe, peg ~ Losing,
tttIa0gtL 4gi HAMBURG 40 J.. hL Tor apo hHYUs
al D. M. Tor Bermuda, OrilusO; no l.30 a. for
Cuba Porto Rico and Mexico por s. cry OF Mera, VIA
FRDaG~Atsp H. Tor Newfoundland and - Perrc Aliquo-
sATUkDAY-At I a n for Bermuda pcrs. r. Nnhian via
Baltimore M. Tor ter, ~ tic, pr g. EAelU VIA
southampton AID bremen (ctt,rs Cr N..at HrIl3 dud
European Countries hust 30 directed gcr Elelu ~
Al ! d. i0r Europe PEI ,eryia, via ~nocasCoan
lctters France must DC directed per ~crva'f.
1880 iOr Europe Baltic, via Queenstown
rtters Germany must be directed per Balta -
Al Tor scotland direct, per t.lts.sia Gss-
nc IN iur 80. GUM dueCt, per Pcnn.ud. wa
Antwerp, AZ 1870 p. H. ior aba Porto E!oO, per
Niagara VA Havana.
Nails Australia NewZealand sandwich and FIJI Tslards
paI Australia via san tIuuclscO cusu here Marra
= ~ p or on arrival n New-YOrk of Briapnis
VITA BRUSH uai.s lOr AUSTRALIA Mails Tor CHINA and
close here March 20 al p. M
The schedule ~ closing o. malls Is god
the presumption OF Their uninterrupted overland transit 90
odu FRANCISCO Mas frOu the Last arriving On TINA
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HENRY q. PEARSON Postuaater
Post Office, New York, \. Y, February 20 lsSi.