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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
QUAINT CEREMONIES
n Rtminitccnce Of Pagan rimes-A Ito.
man Hoiidsy-Bcauty 9as Fled from
tho Sspuich.r,


a Remiaiscence Of Pagan rimes-A Ro.
man Ho'idsy-Bcauty 9as ricd from
tho sspuicher.
ROME Nov. 2.--Thcre IN u strange
aud Interesting survival OF Psganism
In some OF tho aspects Of All SOUS
Day A. Romc, when Tho dead arc 70.
menbcred, and native aowors spd
gfavo lights brighten its vast GENE.
terry. Throsgs Of people wend their
way TO San Lorenzo. some cssryiny
wreaths, some lamps, and few arc tho
tombs, the seraichers, the graves
which bear no sign Of VISIT, thu, day
a, l-aeti Of the quick TO the dead. A
trOub ed, nuurDiul sky, dense sirocco
clouds, u topid sh, warm enough to W..
1910 spring violets, camo from The
south, ana Ia srste OF the eppearanea
coming rain, thc swsyipg OF cyprpsecu
their tops twisted aud beut by sudden
gusls OF williul WIND, ali Rone scemed
~ be going from, or coming To, or
stood ~ithiu the cvme cry of SsnLo-
renso. To reach I, o1e goes beyond
tho nediUval wsrs anu under tho
older gateway, past sill that IL most
unsightly Ia acity that In a.buildlpg.
city not yet built, the Rome OF 20.
day. Coco within the cemetery, tho
tcsse of nswness Is still more ghastly,
and al The incongrutty Of display.
without issto, Ia monumental marble,
pives now horror 70 death. II "A MOI
30 at the Protestant cemetery within
the walls where, though there 10 Less
display Of InOousnentai marble, there
>. The gsentss evidence Of antiquity
80 " uosnsel for the pyr6-
arl|IaI re-. - =: 3:
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0CsL NEWS RECORD.
,ReE eARRIsoN's oolNes
Montressor Case-Fire mems Ball
-sterday's Tire-Attcmpted Sui
cide-Court Notes-A Serious
Accident - Thanksgiving
Service Other Notes.
george Garr,.on,s Grabb,prs

George Garrjson's Grabbings.
IN BBuALD has already mnde
ion of how George Garrison was
led by a constable a. Hutchins on
hargs of hn'glarizing the houses
ID AM Or Lowry, near Hutchins,
carrying Ut two pistols and
al finer rings. He was
<ht here Sunday aud lodged
jsil, where he still remains.
. mis- Incarceration his vsltee,
nwss stcresed 10 the nsiyhhor
Of Hutchips, hss bsen found by
fficers ot the law and coniiscated
attained q lot OF jewelry, clothes
handsome gold watch and chain,
h was sto'en from Mamie Heath,
man III easy virtue, on show Gay.
son SAWS shat no purchased
tine piece. nut the officers OF the
who know him ana who have
wstchini his maneuvers Tor
time, arc satietied that no did
ain possess ion Of 1t by fair means.
vsliss also contained a silver
h, the property OF u colored
besiden u lot of jswelry.
yslisa was found by Depaty Shor
imes II & or, Four charges have
preferred against the young man,
Tor forging order on j. BledeoS;
lariz,pg LoRry's house; theft OF
&c watch from Jennie Hank col
ard taeft at gold watch from
lie Healn. The prisoner was
before Justica Kendall, who
q hin over, and in default VI bail
as remsuGed 10 Jail.
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Real Estate TransreYs.

ferson Peak 10 Eugene Harwood
axis addition TO the city, t0A72
$50.
bert KleberG to Thos. b. Mickey
ialf % lot 10 Ia subdivision Of Kle
league, Tor $40.
W. Jones and wife TO q. w. Eos
i9S l 10 scres in the +. L. Gaines
", for ;0ll.70.
+. Jones and wife TO Mrs.. Nj. ]
b,5 acres In the Lovtjoy survey
ID.
L. Stuart 20 Henry Jonos, lots l;
IA, block l, oil Stuart's addition u
lty, Tor $3.50.
N. Woodward and wife to II. II
Inns, los acres OF tho M. Yves. sur
for 81 go
z. Lennon and wife to ]. L. Mot.
IT Is, In block iS7, for $1,000.
d Benton aud wife to George w.
Y, 6'xlSr ieet OH Hsrwood s,reeS,
Well ard vile TO W. Foster, q
In tho Clements survey, for $500
airy bo,n and wife TO a. j. Oliver,
son Mckinney avenue, one mile
u tho curt house, for 49, 80.
Marshall aud wife 10 u. W, Ber-
'ixls5 feet ON Leonard street, ior
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The courts.
COUNTY COURT.

COUNTY COURT.
the case Of the State VS.. Chris
and John Spivey each plead
y 10 tho charge of aggravated as
and battery and were fined slC
case of the State vs.. Joe Frazier
of under $2o, on trial.
Mayors COURT.
~ vs.. JOnn Wilson, burglary
.ferred.
vs.. George Riley, intoxicated
yys. john Hussey, Intoxicated
~ VS.. J; r. Kipgsberry. intoxi
i;tined 50.
y vs.. Jauis McQuin. intoxicated
" Va. OWNS, fighting; dismissed
~ w. W. A. 1homrs, abusive
usge; fined So.
~ va. Il. S Rosenthal, assault and
cry; fined So,
lty vs.. Lille Scott, keeping dis.
.rly house; lind 500.
~ VS., Annie Wilson, keeping dis.
-rly house; tiued slC0
y W.. Lizzie Hsndlev, keeping
rderly house; fined 800.
" w. % nymphs dc pave, fned 81
u for vagrsncy.
DISTRICT COURT.
case OF Abraham Busl w. Auan
ick. for y piece Of property know
. Washington hotel property, l.
,al.
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John Iimcndson and wife. Texas; \
W Bslittt, nsiis;J w Selbv, Phila-
delnhis; w + Faulkner, Fort Worth ;
Willism w S.b.susn. Dallas county |;
Mira Anderson aud daughter, FAIR
1eld; X N Glsss. SweetwsteI; A
Gardener, Mexis; z G Chapman, En-
ui~; CIR " hitIipgsou, Ranger; J "
Hatcher, ResasNr; 1 Germ, Kaufasn;
clover Moore, KsufnsD: Stewart
Ctavsu, OvilIa; n d Bradley, Brady ;
+ A Jones'. n l. Josea, New Oriesns;
VIII Brewer, Alvsrs6o; A X Ba,-
msnn, Milan Junction; john w Jones',
Grapevius; A = Miller, wsxshseaie
W G Walker, EnBis; w K D,yle, r
Oliver, Mtxis; Frank NJ Smith, Az
rora; X p Ts,iey, Texas Rsu evoieBt
association; n " Neeley, Shermas.
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Firsncn,s nall.

rand ball will be given tonight
Merchants Exchange for tho
IL Of the Firemcn's Relief asscci.
1. Ills . noble cause. and overy
n and property holder who can
Z contribute. Tickets are ouly
cine Bros band viii b. In At
nee. aud perfect order will
seefvsd. This fund . to no pus
. for the tlss of fireusn who may
o. Or disabled while In the dis
- OF their duty.
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The Montresser Case

The mandate of the conrt OF sppeals
reversing snd remanding tho case OF
Howard MortTesser, who was siv6n
l2h years in the pepi,sn larry, wbsre
he now is, on the shsrga OF outrasipu
Emma Knapp. a 9yoar-old German
g,sl, was received yesterday by the
district clerk. The court Of sope.ls
holds that tho testimony WAS insn "a
Client 90 conviot, Ia asmuch ss Moniras.
Hor ~as cocvictet upou the testimony
o. TIE gill VINO swora that she could
not speak English aud who also swore
she had conversations with Montres-
scr, who cannot speak German. Hi
attorneys VIII make an effort 10 take
him ous under writ or habeas corpus,
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Yesterday Fire.

' alarm . iiro sounded yesterday
m. was occasionsd by tho burn
the box house residence OF Johu
uE,on Halt street, aud another
'otl'ke ou,li owned by him, aud
'ne-story frame oolored school
!, occupied as u school by Pro
Grisgs, colored. Mr..
. anu wiio were Ab.
and the houses and
ats were totally destroyed. The
apartment turned out IN goof
but the ANAL "tinder boxssn
In sshss before IL reached tina
=. Too s,honl house VS. tao
.rty OF toe fexss Benevolent a..
ion. l. - ofsama 81, 200; covered
isursnce. Mr.. vculls's ioss A.
f2,0O0; no Insurance. Tho are IN
sed 10 nave been tho work OF an
diary.
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Thanksgiving Service.

The pastors Of the several churches
will unite in y special thanksgiyine
service at the Cumberland Presbyte-
rsan church, on Hsrxood street, nesr
1--we Oak, to begin at IL O'clock Thurs
cay morning, and closs promptly at IL
The service will present special aust
cal features under the direction Of Rev,
Dir. Templeton, and htief addresses
will he made by A. =. Smith, D. D., oi
the y rss Presbyterian church, Gen
ersl Lswis, OF the Methodist church,
and Rev. xr. Seoti.ld. of the Oougrs-
gasionsl church. Belt Line cars pass
the church.
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Theft of Cattle.

Yesterday telegram wSs received
at tho United States marsbal'a office
from Dspnly Marshal SpapeleY, say
ing that ho had just lodged III the
Sherman jail Charles Gsinea and
Wesley Clemous, or the charge OF
stealing IS hsad OF cn tia in the Indian
Territory. They will sa given pro
l'minary trial before Commissioned
R,sgets, In thGg oitv, sG oace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

Every lady uses Pozzoni'n medi-
Gated complexion powder. II IN
household treasure. Tao madame
fines IL impossible to 40 down tow
without FIRST rubbiog 1t on. II the
baby cries, che goes for tie pufl-hox
IL tho tho "old nao" come, HON
ruiiled ar chafsd, because business IL
duh, etc., PoEzoni's powder cools snc
nlisys his troubles. Then all IL gled.
some JOY. No family should DO with
out IL,
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Tho Texas Trunk

Il is in the sir 10 the effect that the
now management Of tao Texas Trunk
will soon begin the extension of thR,
line on 10 New Orleans and Sabine
Pass connections. Also that The ccm-
pany will erect car shops on it,
grounds just south OF tho car WORKS IN
ass Dallas. The company owns 81
acres OF good ground, which it proposes
utilizing In thst wav.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

l had heard of the wonderful cures of
STiits Spe ihc. and reso we'd tn try It.
commenced takin IL Ia April, 1874. NJ
eneral health was much mpro ed, yet
u.s. to gr w slowly but surely. The bunon
grew and became quite neavv | felt that
must either have IL cut or die Blu 1t
commcnced disch0rging quantities of al
most back, thick hood II continued
healing around the e!gei until February
when II sas entirely healed up and well
BETSY WooD
Cochesett. Plymouth co Mas July II, 1885.
"wiits Specific is eatirely We etanle, aud
seems to cure cancer by forcing out the
Impurities rom the hood.
Trentise OF Blood aud Skin Diseases
mailed free,
TIRE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, At
lania, Ga n. =, l5T W 23i ST.
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htionntel suinidn

News reached tho city yesterday
that q German shoemaker whoso name
Is Hophf, esssysd to commit suicide
q, Cedar Hill by cutting his throat with
eshoem0ser's knife. When last heard
from ba was IN a critical condition aud
vas not expected to SURVIVE his iniu.
res,
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Married,

Mr.. ColemRn, young Sentloman
from Vr2ioia, aud Miss Carrie Lea
man were united in marriage yestsr.
day at . p. no., a. s MsttheW's catho.
dral, Rev. w. G.. aunford performing
toe coremopy In his usual happy
style. TIE happy pair Left for vlsi.
to relatives in Georgia, via New Or.
| leans.
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EARLY In tho Yield.

Going on the principle that tits the
carly bird that catches the worm, soy.
ersl have orally announced themselves
a. candidates. for various muuio,pal
offices. Judging from tho way In.
coning campaign leads of it il sale 10
| say that the coming contest for civ
nonors will be warm and hard one.
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Sullivan VA. ijuiun

Yesterday evening John Sullivan
and Dan Quinn had an alteration in
saloon 10 tho vicinity OF tire Union
depot. They pummoed zach other tor
some minutes and each was conaider
bly, bruised. The yinus iermenti was
At the bottom ct the affsir. Officer
White escorted the couple to tho Gala
bOOsD
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For many year, was q sufferer VITA ca
| Ger OF the nose, and having bee cured by
The use OFFS =. ) feel cOnstraiued by q
seuse OF duly tosuffering humsnity to mate
this statement of my Gaze. With The
rapidly a1d soon disappeared, ana for sew
| era months here hs, been 10 appearance
% as re OF any kiud on my nose or face,
iiher Is 10 nose at all tender to the
touch have taken ABOUT two d zen bot
b now hat s. Is. $ effected the cure aft r
very known remedy w,is tried aud had
JAILED. KoBEEr SMEDLEY.
Fort Gslner, Ga, Nav l. IsS5
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Their pown.rovu once

Superintendent II n Icvlne, Mr.
VIC. MoNry, treasurer, and Mr.. W
IL. Gleason, secretary, of tho Texas
Trunk road, have opened a downtown
Qthdo of Tho road In room No. Is Of the
Merchants Exchange.
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$4,000 Seal plu.h uo.t,

$4,000 Seal Plush Goat,
Elegant silk dress and French pat
tern hat 10 match, 70 DO givon away
December "A.
Every purchaser Of $500 worth of
goods IL ent',led TO n ticket at
Il. BAUMAN's.
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Goods cold at al times during the
day ard night ut private Gale. furni.
ture, glassware, tinwefe, bootB md
shoes, clothing, no'ions and under
wear NJ the auction house OF Fine,
Very Fine, 6l3 grd 6i5 Elm street.
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serious Accident

Asenileman whoee name could not
DO learned, Tell out oil his wagon in the
vicinity " Oak Lawn Yesterday even.
my. DR.. Davis was called out of the
| city To $50 tho wounded man,
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Butter

Twill deliver to consumers my cele
brated butter ct Dallas. This but,el
has boon on sale ut e, y. Alsenn's AM
L. q. Torry'a. Send mo card at Letot
giving name and address aud amoup-
OF butter wanted. WIN deliver IN Dsi
las onca u week. rHos. Flynn.
Lstot, Dallas county,
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have had cance on nay face for some
years, exiendsog from one cheek bone
actos. the Duss 10 the other. II has given
ME a great desl of pam, ~ times burning
AID Itching u suGo a. ext=nt that Il W +
a'icnrt uHhearabl ! commenced us' q
Swlfpt Specidc in May, 50 and rave used
eight bottles It as given The reatsst re.
icfby removli & tho inflammation and reg
l. rug M G eral hea IN. W. BARNES.
KGGxville, Iowa, Sertember :, 1885.
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When tho skin Is yellow With bile,
or ihicS and muddy from careless liv.
Ing loss than one bottle OF Parker.
Tonic Win ,oake It look fresh and
clear again
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DR.. PleIco's "Peilstsr-the original
"Ltstle Liver pllls' (sugar coaied) :
cure sick and bilious headache, sou,
stomach, ard bilious attacks. By
druggists,
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Don't ask us for credit but bring 10
cents and buy one.fnurth pound Of
Cur 40-cent tea, such ss you have been
paying 50 cents for.
wELLnR a. Co.,
Iron-olpd Cash Groesrs.
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TIE pen IL mishtier than the sword,
snd ipuch Of Tho wealth o. this couu-
Try Is duo 10 tho hog pen. NJ. JACOBS
on has been found TO be cure for hog
cholera.
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Ne ". 0sorss, W O Clark,
'eesck, . A Oshil.ree. Weather
ochilsrcss Wsathesford,J q
q spfmsp. o. Eubrss, X n
nae< Cse>kj NJ r Dsrnes,
N = = Heeglss poek Ceeskv
49, :. : ~ GsesloaeeI >
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Tycoon Chop Tea, blended with q
view to deIicAcy of flavor and aroma,
only 70 cents Ter pound at H2B Main
street, A. Il. Bouoho.
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Yet her heir was gray. sno tried Par
kor's Hair BAlssD, sud now her HAIR
IL loft aud brown. Guy 80 cents.
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Z ~ q 20 gs @

OR SKIN CANCER.
For seven yea suffered with cancer
ON my face. q the simple remedle we're
applied 10 alleviate the pain, nut ,he place
cont nred TO grow finally extending into
my nose II III VIII CHI came q ygiiuwish dis
chars1 very olIensi Z, In character. II .as
also intlamed, aud annoyed me a great
deal. % bout eight months 40 , was Ia
Atlanta, at thu house o, fiiond, who so
strongly recommended the use of Swlft's
Spec tic thai ! deter .lned to make an If.
fort to procure IT, In tbs was successful
and began It's use This influeucH OF the
medic no at first was 10 somewhat azg,a-
vale the sore, hut soon She inf 3mma lou
as all Eyed, . Il | began 10 IN rovo after
The frat ieS b tiles. My general health
has greatly Improved am stronger, and
aole 10 DO ind OF work. The cancer
on my face began tu decrease aud the ulcer
To heal, until ;here is not \ ysstige OF IL ic't
only q II tie sea marks the place where
II had been | am re d. To answer ell
question: relati g to III cure.
MRS. JoICIE A MCDONALD,
Atlanta, G.l., uguet II 1875.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31
Wooden hallway Tiea.

Wooden ties for rail ways are becotn-
ing more expensive every yeaA and the
time is coming when pos.ibly some sub
.titutc will haze to be devised for them.
The chief engineer Of the Reading rail-
road Is about to try ON experiments
with steel ties. They would be tho
SAM in size and shape az the present
wooden ties, except that they would be
hollow; and they would practically last
until-thcy rtisted away. whIc the best
oak ties last only about eight years.
Some Of tho advantages claimed for the
steel tics arc that the expense Of main
tanning the track would be largely re-
duced, the roai-bed would be firlner and
smoother, and trains could run at much
higher speed ove them. The wear and
tear on track and rolling stock would
also be lcssncd, because the track is
smoother. For these reasons trains
could run faster without increasing tho
expense proportiopatcly.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

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temporarily .a,..s ens,, saaca Si.e eeJ.ss 4
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tssaa @spala. sa'.n.. s.as4gasaers@ would eee-
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The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31
A q GHOST.
This Tricks of Medium Ezpossd.

s"'"p'H SJfJ' 8
There is no cnd To the folly Of the
crndnlola. Those Who have watched
tlie spread Ut !i.e ,natcrializing spirit
ssancss in this city during tho last year
have had proof enough Of this. Last
night Mrs. Bliss, Of 80 East Newton
street, began, as usual, by explaining
that Til. .cnnc4; was her religion, and
then followed tho usual jngglcry. A
figure in white appeared, and then Lit
tic Billy" in dark nautical costume,
and thcn another figure in white was
very dcmonstrativcly nffectiohats TO
some Of tho sittcra. Altar II time one of
the audience grew impatient and threw
his arms about the figure as .li. danced
mp TO him, crying, Stay, oh, stay!'
Tho spirit ~ struggled violently in II
very Aeshy way, and half q dozen of tho
persons who w.re managing tho per
Torrance th;.;w themselves upon him
and dragged him bnck. Tho spirit (?)
rnn back into the cabinet, followed
closely by some of tho observers.
Matches were lighted and blown out by
the confederntcs. Ths gna WAS stopped
mp, but still more matches were lighted
and another burner found. One Of tho
gentlemen wa collnrcd and dragged
out, but le slipped
back into tho cnbinnt. Tho medium
was then on tho floor with IL ntalwart
friend standing oyer her. Her shoes
were in the corner and her ntockingcd
feet were visible. Her arms and neck
wern entirely bnrc, but tho muslin robe
which she Ind worn nn ghost wnr
wrapped round her waist and tucked
under her. Her dark dress nhc had
ranght up md pinned round her nhoul'
,lnrn. Tho emp aud little blue skirt,
front which nl. Ind worn ~ Billy
where lying by her, half hidden, but
Lhcae md tho shoe, wcro picked up and
preserved by tho investigating pnrty.
Meantime there wna IL regular tn.slc
outside. ending in tho turning Of th.
little party out into tho hull unlocking
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31
ABOUT EGGS.
How II IN That Thsy Cos: 60 Cents q Dez
Sn 0srmaa Ltms1 EyHs.

ut Va. too pad I taf W .harge you
fsetty cent. .ioo.t make two cent on
dot tnzan Ut aig.," said al up-town gro
Ger Who MA. selling eggs yesterday.
HE told the truth. He paid 4acente
q doZan, wholesale, il he bought his
eggs tha; first Ut the weck," said w. S.
Dixie, 81 commission merchant, ~hcn
asked it eggs L@d been selling at that
price. "Ihe warm weather early III the
season started the hens, and eggs came
in 20 freely that the market Was very
weak. A good many got frightened
and sold out. Then the weather came
around cold again, aud stopped the sup
ply. The stock in hand here WAS not
large, OF course those who had held
their stocks made N money. In fact
eggs were so scarce the first If tho week
that / do not know how We would haze.
lived if VIC had not received Il supply Wy
q couple Of German steam
crs. Tho warm weather Of
to-day has reduced tho price
TO AZ cents Wholesale, but it will he
cold Tomorrow, and VIC will not sell
any lower for ON time. Lined cggs
bring about IS cents"
How many eggs were brought III by
the German gteamcrn?"
About l,4O0 cases Of say $4,000
dozen"
care they limnd?"
"Yea, but the German process IL bet
ter than the American. Here n buahel
Of lime liz Stacked with eight or nine pals
Of water; the water il drawn off, and
tho eggs are packed in it. The
lime water closes the pores in the
shell and excludes the mir. The eggs
will then keep two OF thre. years. But
the white Of the egg gets watcry, and,
besides that, the liners do not pickle
the eggs until they are afraid
that they will spoil. Ort of L.,
900 barrels Of lined cgga received
here only 200 will be gilt edged. The
German proccns leaves tho white in
such IL natural condition that the i'm.
ported eggs are frequently sold here IN
fresh mes by retailers. Tho onl" t::ng
to prevent it in the fact that these pre-
served eggs cnanot be boiled. They
crack open every time, of course. In
every other respect they nre na good M
nine-tcntla Of the fresh riggs sold"
How mnch duty do you pay on
them2"
"The American hen in wholly unpro.
tcctcd from the panpcr labor Of tho
fcrtnnna. There il IL movement on
foot, though, to got IL duty on eggs,
which will, perhaps, cnablcu s to cl,nrge
several cnnts more II dozen under cx.
treme circumstances"
March options on eggs sold i. the
exchange yesterday ut 1885 cents u dozen.
In. Y. Sun.