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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-16
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KANaAa CITY MARKET


KAYsAs CITY, Jan. l5.--Wheat steady
and nominal; 81 is bid, cash; SO bid, Feb
rusry. SO IA bid, March. Corn stronger;
40 to 1854. cash; Al February; 45 l.2 bid,
March. oats dull and nominal; % bid.
Cattle receipts, 1900; good, steady; com.
mon, wesk; native steers, ] 100 to 1850
pounds, s. to $3.50; others unchanged.
Sheep Isceipls, 500; quiet; natives, lOI
pounds any age, 50 80.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. l5.-Cattle receipts 10 ,0O0;
dull except for choicest grades; EXPORT
SO TO SO CO., good to choice shipping $3.50 TO
$500: common to medium 81 20 90 80 70
Sheen receipts Q. 500: slow:common 25c low.
err inferior to fair 50 TO So 20; medium to
rood Si.25 to $lT5; choice to extra 81 S5 10
$3.50.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-Beeve3 receipts,
mere; nothing doing IN beet cattle. Dree ed
beef SLOW; SS 10 tn $1,000 for city dressed;
SIS 90 to $3.50 Tor Western. Sheep receipts,
2.400 market dull and asier, with sales oi
ordinary TO good sheep at S4.7O TO SB.25;
ordinary TO choice lambs, 5000 to $500
Flour firm. Wheat options declined TO
Ia at the opening, afterwards ruled strong
at an advance of 2 to 5.S, closing firm; spot
lots - TO "a higher; uugrated red, 81 to to
Sl.l3; No. red, 50; No. 3 red, IS TO Sl.O0
No. 2 red, los 10 $l.l0; posted No . red,
Sl.00 3.i to $l.03. Corn-,Spot lots were
barely steady. Options opened 2 TO 3.4
loser, later lost most OF the decline, olos-
ing firm ungraded so 10 90 | 2; No. 3, co;
No. 2, 62 liz to 81 3-S; steamer mixed, 81.
Coffee, spot, fair; RIO steady; II l-2;
options a shsde lower and modera ely
sctivt; sales, 1850 bags; Rio No. 4 Febru-
AIRY, $40 90; March, Sll.l0: April, $ll.25 to
sIl 80; May, $ll 80 to $l1.35; June, sll.35
to 81 40; July, $ll .45; September, Sll50.
Sugar quiet, steady; refined easier; yellow,
6l.2 too rs; standard A, 7 49, CONNECTION.
er's A, ZIG; cutloat and crushed. IA,
powdered, s IL; graduated 10 TO 7 Is l6;
cubes, STA. Mola,ses quiet aud steadily
held. Rec firm and fairly active. Beet
and FIRM long clear, ID. Lard steady;
prime steam, 50 20.
cotton sTArEMENTs.
Nav York, Jan. l5.--Ipe following are
the cotton receipts all ptsts OF the United
hata
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LOCAL NEWS.
A Doctors Trouble With a Telegraph
Operator.
Wedding Bells - Proceedings Ia The
Courts.
other Local News and Gleanlngs.


Tir iOR TAT,
pr.J. ID. Blocking 1, the poi,.msster Of
Lawrence, Wnich IL s,tuated GA thn lins oi
me Texas n rsct do road IN kaufman
county. Ms. A. V, Carr, a wiUow, " tole
rraph operator at that p0iut aud has the
o,nirao. Tor delivering the mail 40 the post
ofiics. IL Rnpsars tntt Me-. Carr aud tho
Doctor are not on tha very best u terms.
lie compl alned that she an not properly
deliver the mails. rs she would cast " into
his store, in which ls located
the post oillre aud that che virtually de-
serted &C.. Deputy Il, 3. NfrHhal GRANTS
notice was ca led to'it and GA hiattiurn here
ha trlegraphcl DR., 5 ockinF that 10 would
be- necessary Toe him to coms 10 ihil oily ia
order 10 naE compliant flf tho arrest Ot
Mrs. Carr. This was Monday. Mrs Carr
had tho pleasure 0i taking tle Telegram ns
IL came tripping uN3g the Nift, She waited
Tor the wesi.blund train and giving The
telegram for stocking 10 party o. baud 60
him. she boarded IL and came bounding
TO Dallas. Stocking got the telegram too
late 10 catch tue train, but be Jumped a
passing freight train and arrived soon after
Mrs Carr did. Ga her arrival she went be-
fore United States Commissioner McOor.
muck and swore out writ Tor the nrro't OF
pOstn aster Stocking, charging him with
opening n letter OIL. y. Siauburfy. She
had hardly cleared the Office before Post
master Stocking preeenled himself before
the commi.iouer Tor the purpose II max
ing affidavit for thu arrest OF Mrs Carr,
charging hes with do'ertng tn United
States mail. When lac he'd made the an
dayit deputy United States marshal
tapped him on the shoulder and called
him his prisoner. TIE oilieer read the
writ 10 him. The doctor was
nstonished. The scales icll from his eyes
aud he saw tbat Ms. Carr had rot ahead
ofn'm. In other words be real zsd iha5
IL was, IN ,he parlauce ot peE'r dice,
horse" on him. lie gave bond in The sum
OF $50 to appear before the commissioner
today 20 stand his examining trial. Mrs,
Corr returned 10 her poet OF DUTY and has
not yet been unprecedented, but her exam
lining trial has been set for tomorrow.
They are lively cases, and rich develop.
ments OF an amusing nature are expected
Ia fpllnvy
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Gno, service.ble pusiness suits reduced d

Cool serviceable Business Suits reduced 10
S 90: 10 per cent. OF makes them 4 so.
Atwood Cashmere SUITS, in several desirable
patterns, reduced from II 90 to 90; 10 per cent
of makes them s 10
A fner Quality Of a,l.wool Cashmere Suits,
In Frock and Sack styles reduced to 10 10; 10
per cent of makes them 100.
Excellent quality Cashmere Suits. in Frock
and sack STYLES, reduced from is 90 10 - sc: 10
per cent of makes them II IS.
A very superior Suit In Frock aud Sack style
redu,ed from l6 so 10 Is 80; 10 Per cent Off
makes them - Is.
Atwood Cashmere Suits. nicely trimmed and
made IN frock and Sack styles, reduced from
Is 90 to is co. 10 per cent. on mases them - so
An Extra good quality Cashmere Suits. YER,
superior In every respect reduced from p so 70
IS so; 10 per cent OF makes tn m l6 65.
Fanny worsted Suit, GETAWAY Goats. nrst
els 81 style and workmanship, reduced from
IS on 10 20 90 10 per cent. on makes the N Is CO.
Nobby styles az Fancy worsted Suits reduced
from 30 90 to Is 90; 10 per cent on MAKES them
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ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

The marriage Of Henry G. Coke esq, TO
Miss Roberta II )sser b. Bishop Garrett, NJ
the Episcopal church, last evening, was one
OF the most brilliant weddings ever wit
messed in Dalns. The groom is one OF our
most prominent and talented young sttor
news and the law partner Of bawnle Rob-
ertson, ESQ.,, and a nephew OF Governor
Coke, OF Waco now United States senator.
The bride Is one Of the most INTEL gent,
beautiful and accomplished young ladies'
in the state. She is universal favorite
wherever she is known, and possesses hne
musical talent, which has rendered her
name familiar TO all IN this state who are
lovers OF fne music. The audience was the
argest ever seen at wedding in THIS
beautiful ard impressive throughout.
The lady attendants were M follows:
Miss Grace Gibson. Miss Hereford, Miss
Griilot, Miss Snerod, uf Marshall, M 81
Dickie Crookp, Of Sherman, and Miss Nc
Kee, of Mississippi. Tne gentlemen at
PENDANTS were; Henry w, Honson, W. T.
Strange, J. n. Simpson ID d. Kerr, j. j..
Murphy, aud Paul Furst, E.q.
Messrs. Charles Dexter, III. 8. Strange,
Frank Wheat aud Z. b Miller acted as
ushers. After the ceremony was over the
bridal party, accompanied by lew
friends, repaired b. the handsome and ele-
gaply furnished residence OF the groom, on
Bryan street. where reception was held
from $50 10 II O'Clock p. III. The guests
were treated TO an elegant and sumptuoas
repast prepared for the occasion.
The toilets OF the bride and bridesmsids
were of the richest materisl and arranged
In the latest and most tasteful manner.
The wedding presente were numerous,
rare and beautiful.
A description Of this elegant affair will
be given in Sunday mornings HERALD.
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IruifL,tegmiutd @. cont NC iho policy
o. rapidly paying 90 lac national debt and
taking the props from under the national
baaks 'Le bi'l introduced By CoSoREssMAs
Mill, %! this state, 20 provide Tor the
redemption OF the C rculation Of the nation
a. banks, will probably suggest itself TO
thoughtful hnGuciors as very practical
and safe measure. It simply aud virru-
ally proposes 10 protect the national bank
circulation, or the public, with gold aud
silver certificates or Treasury notes which
are about the same thing, to be excha ngsd
for all outstanding circulation OF banks
that are wound up by the calling in oither
bOnds.
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UP,s the question Of the legality OF con-
victing liquor-selles on the evidence Of
sslsried spoilers. JupoE NrLsoE, OF Massa-
chuse,,s. has recently delivered an opinion
in the United States court for that ftate that
msy be Of Interest. n not OF profit, TO our
beautiful claw e.. orser" society here and
iss brilliant legal 'ghts. JuDeE NKLsoS
bolts that II is against the Law and good
ooiicy. and has thrown out ell testimsny %
procured.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

The bsliotiug for the Insurance proposi'
ton in the VI rchants' exchange was con
c uded yesterday, and resu ted n 10 lows
There were 1888 vnes for IN. measure and
% against ~ The Insurance ause Is
therefore Adopted. The action Of the
members viii increas, the value Of the
stock fu iy QUE hundred pr ceut, and wiz
render il very desirable. The wisdom nj
the action ri tho m-mbers cannct he
doub'ed The HERALD Is pleased to an.
nounne the re -ult OF the btllOting, teeling
+, sured that " will tnateri4lls result to the
b onsin,ss interests Of the cry.
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THE MoRIn.s ExPosIrInN.

IL must be with considerable eratifcs alton
that the people Of Texas observe the very
general 'esliug by the legislature toward
provision for proper representation At the
Worlds Exposition to be held IN New Or
leans this ssd the next yer. On the other
hand there Il cause for = feeling 81 sh .me
tn At such bill as that offered by Me-. Nam
in the house last week should
ever have been offered. The Insignificant
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tn OUTLAW cay clssr OF citizens, e. ven toe
worst, Is contrary TO tho spirit OF law and
osdor, and the most proid1 source ofblood.
shed, disorder, confusion and crime that
eau well be Imagined. IL Is passing strange,
therefore, that a committee Of the senate OF
great state should report lavorably the
bills making 9. q iustid1ble homicide TO Kill
leucs.cI'ter. Eyeu the sending Of such
IN offender 10 the penitentiary isa quos-
ton Ihlo policy, 4 ihr very seycrcst pen
atty marilod by the crime, 70 say nothing
OF outlasry Tho law is TOO c1ld-oiooded
NOT 10 speak oi its imprliog
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dead but well.olad Yankee on the bsttle'
field. Poor follow" said the ranger, bend
Ing himself iei pun, "he was u rice Eel
low " aud proceeded TO rob the corpse OF iis
boots. VIXEN the radicals sigh oy or u dem
oc attic rcyers. they ore only drawing q
! long breath before a swoop for plumber,
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CUTiCURA
NOW , : 4; n s iH ,;%s

lTisttth this seaso, when the pores open freely
i and the pc SEPARATION Is abui ldant that Dlshg-
uring Ium,r,, Humiliatirg Erupnons, tchiag
Toriures Salt Rheim or Eczema. Psoriasis. Tat-
ter Ringwo rm, baby Humors. Scrofula. Scrofu-
lous res Auscessss aud Discharging Wounds
snd every species OF Itching. scaly and Pimply
Dis asses ofihe Skin aud Sc ,lp are most speedily
and econ omcsllv cured b. the CuTicUsA Rnh-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-16

THIRTEEN commissioners to the World e
Exposition at New orleans, at $ioO each
had better be substituted by say one fourth
the number by four times that salary
Some men can be had at one hundred do
lars per annum. Wouldn't It be just as
well to pay them that figure as tha $500
proposed by Mn. NAsH?
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ROIIA RYAN.

Friday night Rolls Ryan, the great char,
aoier delineAlor and humorisl, supported
by his islher. will appear ~ tho opera
house. In .neiEing OF his performances the
Frankfort (ky.) Woman saysi "He 10 the
best character artist aud olo 'uti0nst on the
stage. Neither All, Burnett or sll Smith
Russell eau compare with hin Va amusing
new ana amusing throughout the perform
nuff
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MUCH ADJ ABOUT NOTHING.

Yesterday a tern c,orst b,v some
thirteen yea cd. named Ben Kearby,
threw a rors a, white man whose name
was not learned, Ell ing gash bshisd his
l.fi ear. Tie wa "A rss siignt fne buriv
us,n ~ ] acauf.d tle % Y OF st-aiing tia
lampfr him aad ran af'er MIN The
large cr,vi thr gtthsrsd arnuni did not
eyinc. IA IN mo ly f'r am. Toe police
arrested ih- b 81 nd ok hifu ~.
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LoSG ISLAND in the matter OF horrible
crimes aud tramp and desperate outrages
continues to greatly discount any section OF
the great west that might be selected. A
western crime has some features OF man
hood or holiness or courage bout it, but
the Connecticut and Long Island outlaws
are as wardly and villianous as they are
bloody
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SOME Of the Illinois and Indiana papers
favor laws making localities responsible in
damages for all crimes committed in that
particular community, Alter few heavy
judgments had been paid by the property
owners they would unquestionahly be.
come deeply interested in the prevention
and nnnishment of crime.
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AT This season many fires are due 10 over
heated stoves aud even II you are watcniui,
your neighbor may not be, 90 DO not rely
on ths tor safety. bu! protect your properly
beyond n DOUBT, with policy IN John $.
Aldehoil's agcuCy, the FIRST 10 pay losses Ia
the big fire October Oh.
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NE PESDLEroS and Mr. BAYARD indulg.
d in it.le 10y play Of tickling each other
upon the occasion Of the election Of the
president OF the senate Monday. EDnuNDs
doss pretty well for a republican, bat IL is
pity that such man as BAYARo or
PEsDLsroS could not have been elected to
preside over our ational senate.
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ERNcE-s,urrING.

rhr f.rcs cut Ing fever. which has ragged
% Violent y o ;he western cfnnties sn1
re.rhr. I'D seftei ID tirs county. Mon
9av nisht the cutters rsiied The fe1c.s Of
Mr. W y rsyinr. farmer, nesr Lsncas-
ler, and cut toe fencing o. lerge psstur
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in which he had lot Of stock. This fence
was cut along that side ~ the pasture
sklrting lane, There was no nece atty tor
II, hut as fences In other neighbour, rods
vera out on the same nigh, II 10 attributed
10 the fenoe'outtlng iFateTnity,
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The wealthy and notorious JAMES GORDON
BENNETT is said to be showing his ego and
that there are "silver threads among the
gold" The gold is J. G. BIS preference as
an issue, but the unwelcome Intrusion OF
the silver must admonish him that sooner
or later even he must stop his round OF
pleasure aud so back to the dust Of his
fathers
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET. -
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15-Corn trmer ana
scarce; mixed, CO: white, 63; no yellow.
Corn meal easier and scarce Al 81. 55 TO So 90.
new, 1858 Bacon higher and scarce; long
clear and clear rib, SS.S5. Cottoosced oil.
prime crude, 81; summer yellow, AZ to 43;
easier aud dull. Others unclaimed.
Sight exchange on New York, 100 per l.OOc
premium: sl' Ring exchange. 4 "a.
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fIvuEa pfy u., eight o' men rts-
peo'aal. Flm us c1mm I6oucsI 70 the
Wor as Etpod,i.n, 0r pay them nothing,
,nd let tlrl3. o.. one 90 purely ritroi'
am n . l---r
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In response 10 enquiries by the house the
postmaster general and secretary Of the
treasury both admit that assessment circu.
lars have been distributed through their de.
partments, but neither is able to discover
the party distributing the circulars. or
course not. To find the man might cause
the punishment OF vigorous party worker
and that would be carrying reform q little
foo fav
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-16

We are not likely, fortunately, to be over
run in this state with a cumbersome and
extensive constabulary. 1t doesn't appear
to be any more popular in Austin than
elsewhere. Enact the right kind of laws
and adopt somewhere the power to cut Oh
the official beads of those regular guard
ans OF the pesce who refuse to execute
promptly and impartially the laws We
have
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GREATEST on EARTH.

CurrcuRA R,MsDIEs are the greatest nedi.
clues on earth. Han tho worst case Of salt
Rheun In this county. Ny mother had II
twenty years, end In fact died from IL ] to-
i'e,e Cu,icura would have saw. d her life. My
AIMS bIea. aud head were covered for three
YEA s. which nothing relieved OF cur.d until I
ussd the ca icu's Resolv' mt internally, aud Gu
ticurs and Cuticura Soap externally.
l. w A'AMS Nawark q.
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Tur opposition TO, tni non'appreola'lon
Of property l.ghi5 in Texas, that have been
a. o.. bottom oisll this icucs-cuit'nr Nus.-
ness. sre mo dirsG. outgroBth Of the long
e.llymsu, 20 froo range ia this state. 1t
O. .' uyr.s nr, therefore, that petitions
acl.a..t,ri lRv and il favor Of FREQ range
att bg. sent iu boy ths dozen from certain
sec, onr, but the state has grown beyond
ths condition indicated boy great commons,
nd Llaa rnnLn must 10.
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Ground was broken Yesterday Tor the mes
ionr.stOfy stone or brick building % b.
erected IS Mossrs. Mitchell & Bcrugy, on
their lot on north side OF Elm street, int
east OF the old Medical destitute. rnH
building will also have r. basement. It.
dmonsioni viii boz 5i bv 100 .e aud val
cost H0mothiug over SNO0l
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BgN Urtlla u, tava osen vigorously
.. work d WIN in NeW Jersey. The dem
-rat, Of the. 'a4 sous bu' diminuliye COM
m1nReal'l wan Che next atioual. demo
cratic convention held up In Boston.
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DIRECTORY MEETING.

The directpry of tue " en- Ia raiirosd held
IT, ANNA meeting yesterday. On cpninrmity
sifh the requirements ~ The Az. sDn az
.urusd oya until the nsrf aunnai meet
.ng. trsnsscfinz gner-ly roaline business.
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THE crea, stats of TeIs, lssis!stins
fsarlessly agaiHst the railways, and then
begging them 10 transport the thousands Of
Texas products to and from the Worlds
Exposition, 10 convey free her commission
ere, eic.-ihis is a pitis5le sight. The
NAsH bill OF $1,000 appropriation for this
business, as we'll a. the securing Of stands,
carriage. labor for hauiling, ETC.. ETC., is q
vopderfnl conception.
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nrIn ~ AsNMI.n.

Mrs A. J. Me Donald charged win open'
ing ltrtrri addressed 10 Mrs. Mauia Rig
riu6 ial u preliminary hearing heioto
Uuitta States Commissiouor Mccormick
who nolt her % answer Ia the sum of $500
which she gave.
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lrls said by the Commercial Gasstte tina,
~. objects 10 handing oysv the presidency
to the shotgun south bslore the surrender
Of tse United States 10 the southern Con-
feisrscy has been oihclilly declared
through the ballot box" but that Is not
tho way 20 got osisiAl declaration. The
supreme court on an electoral commission
{, the "bosl" iusruurlng oiir.sl frauds, and
the ballotbov Is but = feeble factor when
compared giih , well paid returning board
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wirH mogc mcasur's now beiors them
han can be d i.p'sed iu six months, orr
-n,srprlsIns les'tl.ois continue 70 inuo'
tuce daily ALI b,.cn ~ frrsh bids,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-16

THE presou. reciprocity treaty proposed
with Mexico may be ohjsciionsbl. and mo-.
sufficiently oomprshe lsye, but IL 10 the
oas. thar can nos be made, ana would In
op ration lead 90 greater concessions and
r.ertrade .n The future
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-16

II sc.'c ulited that enough bills calling
Tor sppropr st.1ns. have been 80 far this
session iarotuced into congress to draw
out 500 10000 A treasury surplus would
have 10 ldrroly discount even our national
5Bhace 10 stand such drafts as that
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THE finding of the missing DELMoSroos,
body In the woods back of GENERAL
MoCLKLLAs's summer residence in
New Jersey the last place anybody
would ever thought Of look
ing tor the missing man, will render less
ridiculous. the search Of the detectives and
excuse them for shooting so wide of the
mark. Yet they were looking everywhere
but anywhere near the right place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-16

TR.nE schools are multiplying and in
creasing g. fo1uhfity in maay OF the east
ern cities. Tlere j. profit in more ways
than one 10 slch schools and the greater
number OF them through the country ths
better.
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Quo demorr- - ais bccine the rival o.
ne party u N.v Nurs iur the position 4
rand mlrput, PAYSBis Mr. aud kr-tY
Tuck,
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poLICE noAHn N1rErING.

The police hoard met yesterday and Up
poluied Mr.. Tarnall to m the yacancv oc
clsioned hy the resignation OF police olh-0i
Ramsey, be having accepted the position vi
walohnlan ut the union depot.
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ONE OF the oldest insurance men Of New
York. who had large practical experience
with the great fires in New York in 1885.
and ls45 10 the Portland fire, and the great
Chicago conhagration. has been calculating
and figuring until he reaches the conclu-
sien that In the no distant future New York
will witness greater CONGREGATIONS than any
Of those mentioned. This must be very re-
assuring TO the metropolis.
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1T Is A FACT.

Hundreds OF letters In our possession copies
OF which NAV be had by return mall are gu.
suihoriy for the assertion that skin. Scalp aud
or Conta gious may NOW be permanently Gu ed
by Cut cura Resoivent, 70 new Blood Purifier.
ID nretia and AperieDt internally. and Cuicurse
and Cuticura Soap. the great Ssin Cares and
B.autiners externa ly, In one half the time and
Mt one-b. al the exl,eI,se of anv other season.
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COUNTY CosI,IIssIoNERs' cOURr.

The county COMMISSIONER court met
yesterday In called session and transacted
lot OF routine busin,si A batch OF accounts
were examined aud allowed. Some road
matters we're attended 70 aud this made up
the business transacted.
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,,xEAr BLOOD MEDICINES.

The halrh.s 1t been told as to the great GU
ratiye now rs Of thu Cuiicu- Remedies. have
mad nun ireds Of dol ars Tor medicines TO cnie
diseases Of the God aud kin AMI new found
Gil ARIES A. WILLIAMS.
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Ladies' Knit ShaxIs.

Roduced, From 81 SO 20 81; from - 40
TO al 90; from Sc to 61.50; from 50 tn
So 10; from $3.50 to S3.50 from 40 to 81.
All our handmade Knit Goods, including
Hoods, Coats, Jackets and Shawis have
been correspondingly reduced.
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A NnIiTIIEH.

OLD winter seems 10th 20 give up his hold
aud continues his tyranioil reign over shy-
oring humanity. Monday was pleasant
sunshiny day, aud was followed by cold
chilly uorthet yesterday which IS slill blow.
iur,