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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-13
NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
THE COURT TRIAL OF MR.. SPARKS.
War Declared ON Postotiice "Rascal'-
Another Good Batch of AppOiEt-
ments- Con. Rosecrans for
Register-O other Notes,
Trial OF tho runiIIstIc ComuIs.Ioner.

Trial of the Puaiiistic ComnsIssIoner.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-In the police
circuit this morning the case of Com
missioner Sparks, Of the general land
Office, charged with a personal assault
upon Col. Deahns, timber inspector of
the Office, came up for trial. The COM
missioner was present with his counsel.
Col. Deahna was the first witness, and
repeated on the stand sub
stantially the account Of the
assault already published as coming
from him. He said tho commissioner
twisted his fingers in his (Deahna'-)
collar and tried to stranRle him. He
offered no resistance. On being asked
il he had not been violent in his con-
duct, the witness impetuously ex-
claimed;
$50 help me God, did not say q word
for 20 minutes. am not such fool as
TO fight my superior officer when l want
him TO fla up my account" The Assis.
tant Commissioners Harrison then took
the stand and testified that he witness.
cd the assault:
He said: "Deahna said he had been
treated like adog."
Commissioners Sparks-"By whom?"
The witness-"By you"
Witness said the commissioner or
dsred D9ahna out, and then got up and
attempted to push him out, catching
him by the coat and calling for assist
ance. Witness then requested Deahna
to go out and he did 50, turning in tho
doorway toremark: "You hSyo made a
id fool OF yourself"
BY Commissioner Sparks-"Was he
not violent in his conduct"
Witnoss-"I can't say that
he WAS. Probably that occurred
after you tried to put him QUIT"
Commissioner Sparks--"Dld he not
say to me, you are d-n dog?'"
Witnoss-.Not to my knowledge. He
said you had treated him like dog" z
Aftor hearing the testimony of Com
missioner Sparks and others. the court
said there was no testimony showing
under violence, and the court was
obliged to dismiss the case.
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unstlln Pnlrrnmi.i..

SALT LAKE, May IA letter from
oxford, Idaho, says; The greatest ox-
element prevails at Bear Lake. on the
9th instant warrants were placed In the
hands Of three deputy marshals for the
srrest oi eight polygamists at and
around Paris. Nothing was heard from
snc matter hore until this morning,
,mnen telegram announcing the fact
mat the polygamists were all cerrolled
~ me Westinghouse at Paris, under the
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protection of an armed guard of
brethren on the outside, was received.
The deputy marshals, who attempted
to make the arrests were marched ont
of Paris by an armed mob, who threat
ened that they would kill any one who
attempted TO serve a warrant. Marshal
Fred Dubois, upon receipt of this news
Immediately telegraphed Superintend-
emit Bylickerdoier, at Pocatelle, and
chartered a special train to convey him
self and posse to Montpelier, frem which
point they will reach Paris about D,
m. to day (Sunday.)
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BALTIMORE, May l2.-The medical
and cherurgical faculty Of Baltimore to-
day discussed the probability OF yisi-
tation OF the cholera this summer. Prof.
H. y, Latimet states that the history OF
the disease leaves little room for doubt
that It will be epidemic in America
either this or next summer. Cleanliness
in every respect, he says, il a most
potent safeguard against it. Tho most
rigid sanitary precautions by the city
will DO urged.
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cessfully done in an artistic style and
without disturbing tho slumberfng fam
lily. In truth, they knew nothing of the
attempt until after daylight. 1t is pre-
sumed that watch dog, or some one
passing along the street, frightened the
burglars before they had reached the
inside. From the character of their
work, they are thought to be skilled pro.
fessionals In their unholy business.
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The effects of hawkes. crystalized len
ses upon the organs Of vision Is simply
wonderful, as there are several pTomi-
nent gentlemen in the Land Office,
whose sight has been restored by their
use, and hundreds of similar cases
throughout the United States can be re-
fered to- Austin Statesman.
For sale in Dallas onl.; by Elsenlohr
Bros. d Schneider, druggists and Ger
man opticians.
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Catholic knights of America

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE fifth ma
tional supreme circuit OF the Catholic
knights OF America convened in Xavier
hall to-day, this city. About go dele-
gates from all parts OF the United States
are present, and many more are ex-
pected. Judge w. L. Russell, Of Ken
lucky, was chosen temporary chair
man. Letters of regret from
Mayors Grace, OF New York, and
Low, of Brooklyn, were read. Jas. NJ.
Mclnneris, president of the New York
state council, delivered an address Of
welcome,
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AnthorIEed to nnY uncnrrnnt amin

WAInEdToN, May 12.-Tho superin-
tendents Of the United States mint at
San Francisco, New Orleans and Phila-
delphis have been authorized 10 pur-
chase mutilRted aud uncurrent United
States silver coin OF standard fnenoss,
at thorate of9S cents por ounce, troy
weight, when presented In sums of SO
and upward.
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special Notice

The great reputation my spectacles
and eye glasses have attained through
out the country, has led unscrupulous
person to counterfeit them; there are
none genuine unless the name of
"Hawkes" Is stamped on tho frame, and
l would respectively announce that |
positively employ no peddlers. For sale
IN Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. &
Schneider, druggists ana German OPP
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Conviots.

onicer A. j. Haley arrived In the city
yesterday and deposited In tho county
jail the following oonvicts from Tom
Green county, with whom he win Jour-
uey 70 the state penitentiary to-day: c.
Williams, Tom Jones, Harrison Wsayor.
Charles Mans, Cisco Johnson and
George Edmondson.
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a plssnnslnn.

just now, upon Burford street, there
Is discussion OF ideas relative TO relig-
ious enjoyment between the whites and
blacks, and the courts have been appeal
su TO- me negroes have purchased SUIT
up church edihce, and thew propo sed
to erect such building. The white
folks are of the opinion that such an nc,
QUESTION Is not at all desirable and have
enioinod them. The outcome win have
10 be guessed at.
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Capsized.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l2.-Tho British
iron ship, Earl Of Dalhousie, while being
towed across the bay this afternoon, was
struck by heavy squall and was cap
sized in deep water. The vessel had no
cargo or ballast. She is owned by w,
stephens, OF Dundee, ana cost 100000
Hor officers and crew were all saved.
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Dnrglarionn Att.mn,

An unsuccessful effort to burglarize
the residence OF Mr.. Isadoro Reinhardt
was attempted at an early hour yester.
day morning. The mode adopted 10
enter the building ives by cutting the
glass from panel door. This was sue
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INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, May For the west
gull states; Generally lair weather, vari-
able winds, stationary Temperature. tols
lowed by slight rise M barometer.
COTTON nELl REPORT
The cotton belt weather reuort or ftvns.
showing the maximum and minimum tem-
pcrlture; also the rtinmll Tor tho past "a
hours, is Hs follows;
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The CHINA HALL reopened for business.
The goods having been purchased atSHER-
IFF's SALE az considerably less than half
their value enables che management to set
prices down so low that no one will be able
to compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all it's details. goods pur-
chased for CASH only and advantage taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, so as to at once put the CHINA
HALL in its accustomed rank of being the
Largest Best Assorted, Best Managed and
Cheapest Crookery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State of Texas
3. RosENTHAL, Proprietor.
D. GOsL1N, Manager.
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nnsn nall.
Conc 10 a cremation Ceremony.

rADELpHiA,May u --Ex Secretary
Lincoln arrived here last night and will
leave this morning for Lancaster, Penn
sylvania, 20 DO present at the cremation
OF Mayor Lyford, OF the ordinance corps
OF the United States Army, who died
here on Saturday.
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Mr.. A, X, Hawknsi
Dear Sir-Sinco wearing your glasses
lor tne past two years my sight has
Town stronger, and | can see much
better than when first procured them.
w. II. SHANNON,
Senator from Weatherford.
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nMnnL Ryesm

Persons suffering from weak eyes,
arising from nervous derangement or
over taxation, either Ia youth or middle
age, will lind crest relief by using
Hawkes. crystali2ed lenses. For sale in
Dallas only by Esonlohr Bros. and
Schneider, druggists and German opti-
otanu
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The CAsh Counts ant N X

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE count of
the moneys and securities in the United
states treasury has been completed.
Everything was found In a satisfactory
condition aud the reports of Ex-Treas-
urer Wyman were proved In every in
stance,
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AUSTIN, Texas, August ], 1881.

NJ Y, N N HnWknH'
Dear Sir-rho spoctsoles purchased
rom YOU nearly two years ago excel
anything have yet boen able TO pro-
cure They enable me IN read for
hours with less fatigue 10 the eyes than
any others that have ever used.
IL. ID. TURNER,
Judge United states Court.
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The completion Of the city tax roll by
Assessor and Collector Bogel will occur
la a few days, and that gentleman Is of
Tho opinion that an increase in taxable
values for the current year will approx
d ate 500. nCO.
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NEw YoRK CRY, April 7, isl.

Mo n M IIIWNVNt
Dear Sir-Your patent Eyeglasses
and crystalized lenses received some
time since aud am very much graihed
at the wonderful change that has come
over my eyesight since | have dis
carded my old glasses, and am now
wearing yours.
ALEXANDER AGAR
Blank Book Manufacturer,
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To-day SchilIerburne lodge No. 2S2,
l.. o. o. r., will celebrate its tenth ami
yersary by giving picnic and bali at
Shady View park. Members of the
other local lodges OF the order will par
ticipRte In the festivities.
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"Crao" shoot.rs F,ned

West Cook, Tom Smith, Bob Chatham
and Barny CASTOR, all colored, and
charged with unlawmlly shooting
scraps" were arrsigned before Juatice
Kendall yesterday and fined $40 and
cost each, which they paid.
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Gen. Rosoornns fer RerI.,.r

WAsuINGToN, May l2,-The National
Republican says this morning: II ia
reported that tho president has offered
the office Of register OF the treasury 60
Gen. w. :. RoseHrans, of California.
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ssskIpr the Good or snnls.

Why are olorgymen like oobblorsg
Ihey seek tho good OF souls (soles), and
ADVISE them, whom suffering, with
pains IN tho bowels, to use pr. Blggers'
Huokloberry Cordial.
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EVERY drstclass dealer sells Opera
Pun Cigarettes. Win not -stioS to the
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COMMEKCIAL.

Dry goods iobbers have nothing specially
new TO report, prices show con.
iinued steadipess. Groceries con-
tinue In good request. and the prices of leading
staples are firm. Dairy products are receiving
some attention. and are firmly held at the advanc-
ed prices established last week. The market for
green fruits Is very quiet. Lemons are advancing.
Potatoes remain unchanged. Eggs are weak. so is
poultry.
GRAIN.
wheat-No change is noticed in local circles. All
grades in good demand. Futures equally firm.
Receipts very light. 5eaboard generally shows
sharp decline, New York going of &c, Baltimore
skco Oh. and Chicago Is nc lower.
Corn-Nery firm and active under fieht receipts.
Sales of No. 2 white to arrive were made ON cal
at SOC. All other grades are frm anu Ia good de-
mand. Futures dull. New York quiet, Baltimore
steady, and Chicago &c higher.
Oats-Firm and scarce.
The following table SHOWS the receipts OF grain
~ this point for the past twenty -four hours;
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The Produce Market.

~EggsHPaying &c per doz. from store, 24c.
Butter.Creamery fancy. 2s@SOc; choice, 25@l7c;
sweet roll. ioSl2c: medium grades, ssasc; low;
grades, S@4c per 10.
PoulTy--Hens., &C per H.: ROSTERS, &c: spring
festhered. Fer doz SIS co: ducks, per doz, s5 90.
Quails.s1 90 per doz Babbits-6oc per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese, 45c; mixed aud ducks.
4@25c.
wool-Tub-wsshed and picked, soc; unwashed,
medium. zoe; unwashed common, 2Oc; un wasnet
fine. Ice; Cotswold. l5c; do. coarse, f69l7c; do
cotton deeces, 149l5c.
The Provision Market,
Below are the present jobbing prices:
po sp eossap Mssis ss ssnysss saiS OF pIaia (Sel 8 H.m msa is
l7h lbs. average. lOkc: 40 lbs. average. lOEc.
Cottage hams, uncanvssed, Sc: California hams,
shoulders, &c: family shoulders, pieces averaging
sdes. medium VT. &c; DO backs. light weigh,
7kc; bellies. TIC; French fitch, 7ib pcs, 65<c.
d. 8. and Picked Meats-English cured. clear
sides or backs, unnmoked. &c: Bean pork. clear.-
lbs, sls; family pork. clear, per bbl., 200 lbs, slI;
family beef, SIS.
Lard-Pure kettle rendered in tierces, SIC: IN
Ntlbpails, SIC: lolb pals, 95zc.
Bologna-In cloth, SIC; in skin, &c.
The Grocery Market.
Cheese-Fun cream, New York, 149l5c; Ohio,
crysi.si spring. iSe: Empire. Isc. 20
Conees-Common, SH9lOAc; ordinary, 1919
lie: fail, uAallAc; prime, l2A9l2s1c: strictly
eminent Java, isL9a5Tc; McEsughiin's xxx
roasted, lib packages, lWlb cases, l5zc; GOLD
do, lzsc: Arbuekle's roasted. l4Nc; Leyering's.
l4]c: Cardoba, 14Hc; Gates A No. 1. l55zc; Gates
~sugsr-Cutloai. ne; powdered. TIC: grsnu.
lated. 67s@6kc: standard A. 6A96Hc; of A. SO
&C.; white extra q. 5H954c; light brown, 5Hs
&c; common grades, lsS9ohc; New Orleans, 57s
Moissses and syrups-New crop New Orleans
mon to choice; maple syrup. 81 10@1 SIS.
Rice-Carolins and Louisiana, 5@7c.
Spices = Pepper. 17H@1s1zc; slspice. 1oa 20;
cloves. 2cg2tc; ginger, l792lc; cinnamon IN ma,
l2@l5c: nutmegs. 65@soc.
salt-Lake, in car lots, CSC; dray lots, sllooa1 o5:
small lots. lOc more from store; dairy, y ZoSS %.
&c; Champion gloss. lump. 696hc; improved
o0 salt s fsSNHSackerel. extra mess, ga per;bbl.;
aio; No. 2 mackerel, So 5Oai4; halves, Sc 5Oas:
s6a6 SO; halves, sos so; No, / white fish, IS 50a7;
sSnsless fish; s g Sea su per a 100 iSs; ssR ecp nar 3 cod
Foreign Fruits-London layer raisIns. new,
g 25@s rs; new Valencia. ilgl2Hc: sultsna, lie:
new Muscssei rsis,ns, two crown 8 PCS 70; tnree
Mesina. 81 C094 80. Prunes - Bohemian. SO
&c; new Turkish, 6z97c: Suitana do, SIC; cur
rants, sc; new fss, lsyers. l21zc. Dates-Matts,o15a
Florida, crate. g 5o94: Brazilian do. =; jamaica,
Dbl 81 oC@A 50. Louisiana or~anges-Per bnl,
IS 5o@z. Pesnuts-Rsw. Tennessee. 5@s1zsc; VIII
Bananss-Sl92 per bunch. Cocoanuts. 81 5O9.
Canned Goods-We quote: Tomatoes, 8 lbs, cog
CSC: 8 lbs, soc0sl 90; Peaches. 2 lbs, standard,
q al ' sS; q ID !. q lbs Sal 8 Is: Pie Ell is ssc G ) I lbs 1Ds 81 Il io q
1 49, lbs, l SOL s5; Blsck berries, s5@96c;
spanbeuiea u l0ai Is; RaspbsTries, 81 l5el IS;
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Elsewhere,

prime. s. SOC IS; fair 70 good. st75es 8; com:
rH0gs-clow: receipts, 3,2c0 head; shipments,
$500 head: Philadelphia, 81 1894 Sd; Workers.
s~hsep-slow; prime. 81 25@. so: fair to good,
So 25@4: common, sl@1; receipts, 1000 head;
shipments, 1.t00.
NEW YORK. Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING 3.4G0
prime steers. 81 s0@6 65 per cwt.; extra and fancy
do, Sc 1907 IS; general sales at So 2596 IS.
Sheep Receipts, 1920 head. Market opened
for sheep: 81 1896 IS for lambs.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head. Market easier at
81 50G5 IS.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. The Live Stock Indi-
Oxttle-ReceIps. I,6OO head. Good shipping So
loo higher; exports. SIS 2095 40; good TO choice
Hogs-Receipp. 5000 head. Market drmer aud
sheepeReceipts, 5000 mead. Market weaker;
fair 10 good, s. 5093 90.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. Z.-Oettle- Receipts, 1870 head:
sh,nr"-'S 90 head, Market STEADY; fat cattle,
nrm, ,ApUrls, % 1596; good to choice shipping,
&5@5 65: common TO medium. 81 1884 90: butcn-
ers' steers, So 5c94 60; stockers and .es9
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: shipments, 100
head. Good grades steady. common TO mediu n.
50 25@3; choice. So 25@i
"A 80; packing. 81 294 As; heavy, 81 1901 60.
Receipts. Is. 400 head; shipments, 2.1Oo head.
CHICAGO, Jan. THE Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
Hoeu-Rece,pts, 2,ooo head: shipments, 4 GO
head; Market brisk and prices 6@loc higher:
81 l0@4 65; light, S 25@4 so; skips, 50 35@4 10.
CATTLE hecupA, 7.500 heso: shipments, SOD
head. Market steady and good grades firm: ex-
ports, $500 80; good 10 choice shipping. IS 60d6.
moderate TO good, S5a5 so; common to fair, 81 .5
al 90; Texans, IS SOFAS; stockers, So 2o94; feed
ers, IS so94 90.
Sheep Receipts, Zoo head: shipments. I.ooO
he9d. Market steady: com mon TO fair. So 2sG
3 30; medium to good. s. 5O@i: choice, siG4 60.
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9ARKxrs Bx rELEGRAra.


barely steady: January, n.l6c; February, lille;
Msrcn, lll7c;. April, 112sc; May, ll.42c; June,
II sc: July. ll6Sc; august, ll.74c: September
14.oCo bbls. exports. ? 900 bbls. common to good
extra. 50 1908 so; extra Ohio. s. l095 so; 81. LOUIS.
So 1905 so; Minnesota patents, S. p. Wheat-Spot
1G2Hc lower; options unsettled receipts. 5000
b.; exports, 5000 bu. mo. 2 spring. Gle; ungra-
ded rec. 33c; No. 2 red, SgZ993Ze; ungrsded
at sSZ9cc, closing at Ss54c; February, sales If
3,672.0o0 bu. at s91x@9l1sc, closing ct $3.50: March,
sales OF lT2o COG bu. at 9l1s993c, closing at 9lhc:
e3Hc: May. sales OF 2.12s,0O0 bu. at 9aL@96Ac.
closing at 9s1c; June, sales OF 1910 bu. at 959
e6Lc, closing at $50 ~Corn-Spof, L9szc lower:
options steady; receipts, $500 b.; exports, 1900
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Orange Ice Cake,-Ten eggs, one pound OF
sugar, one-half pound -four, one large
orange. Beat whites ank yelks separately;
add to all the yolks ond the whites of seven
eggs, the sugar, the grated rind of the orange
and the juice. Bake as for jelly cake. To
the whites of three eggs allow q pound and
q quarter of powdered sugar, beaten stiff. as
for icing, take out enough to cover the top,
and set aside; add to the rest half the grated
rind of a large orange. When the cake is
nearly cold spread this between the layers.
Beat into the icing reserved for the top a
little lemon juice, and, IL needed, more
sugar. 1t should be sitter thsn that spread
between the cakes.
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Rose Cake.-One.h half cup of butter, one
cup of sugar Cheat to a creaml add two cups
OF -four, two teaspoonfuls OF baking powder,
same Of essence of lemon and the whites of
five eggs; stir all we'll together. Take ami
line, size of a pipe, tie in a thin cloth and
pour a teaspoonful of boiling water on it;
take of cake half q teacupful, pour the ami
line on until you have q pretty rose color;
put in a LAYER of cake. drop in here and
there of YOU rose as oddly as you can, then
a layer of a n 80 on until all are used.
Bake in a SLOW oven.
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ferer from rheumatism, there is hope of q
cure since the discovery of Athlophoros-
the champion remedy. Many write to con-
firm this. Their letters make a verdict which
is unanimous, impartial, strong. As an in
stsnce, Alvin G.. Vail, Crawford County,
Iowa, writes: Il send for So worth of Ath-
loptoros. The bottle / used has helped me
very much. Pain all gone, but some lame
ness yet, and well there might be, for I have
been troubled for thirty-years with rheums-
tikm.D
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For the many complaints incidental to
cold and severe weather Ponds Extract will
be found a welcome and effective remedy.
Use it in all cases of chilblains, frozen limbs.
stiffness of the joints, swollen face. chspped
hands and lips, %roughness of skin caused by
harsh winds, hoaIseness, asthma, etc. Used
internally and externally. For catarrh 1t is
the specific. Genuine in bottles only with
buff wrappers.
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The fourth Ensilsge Congress will be held
at No.. 80 Beekman street, New York. begin
ming on Wednesday, January 81, 1885, and
continuing until the subjects have been fully
discussed. An interesting programme has
been arranged,
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Captain Mitchell. of the bark Antoine
Sala, New York and Havana trade, came
home in May, entirely helpless with rheu-
matism. He went to the mountains, but re-
ceiviDg no benefit, at his wife's request began
TO take Hoods ~Sarsaparilla. He immedi-
ately began to improve; in two months his
rheumatism was ell gone, and he sailed in
command of his vessel a well man. Hoods
Sarsaparilla will help you. Sold by all drug
gists.
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OILS.
OIICITY Pa

OIL CITY. Pa, Jan. National Transit GER
fcates opened at 73Ssc; highest. 49,: lowest,
nc: closed at TIC. Sales. 2.t44,000 Dbls. : runs,
50. 40 bbis.; cleaIauces, :. 934 go bbls. shipments,
69.3l1 bbls: charters, &c 100 bbls. Exchange stock.
400 bid, but none offered.
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a ~.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 7.-Whsky-Steady at 81 "a.
CHICAGO, Jan. :. ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 81 Is.
CINCINNATI, Jan. z.-Whisky-Dull AID nom
inal at 81 il.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. whisky Dull and
unchanged at 81 20.
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Foreign Money and Stocks.

LONDON. Jan. 7.-Consols-9o 7-16; account,
80 l1-16. United States Bonds-4s. 251; AS, l5s4.
Railroad Bonds-Erie, I4%; seconds. COS; New
York Central. 81: Illinois Central, 1913: Pennsyl-
vania Central. $50; Reading, SO: Canadian Pa
cifc, 1875: st. Paul, ~. Silver, - ID 10.
ARIS Jan. 7.-Rentes, 79f. S7Lc.
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LIVE s
indianapolis Live stock Market.

UNION SToCK-YARDs, Jan. I.
C-ATTLE-Reosips- zoo head; shipments. $50 head.
The receipts were the largest we have had for sew
eral days, both or shipper and butcher grades.
Market dull on shippers and a shade lower.
Butcher grades were fully Csc lower aud a num-
Der OF this grade lett over. springers, cows and
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!. n. RYAN & CO.
COMMISSION

2srd "a East Maryland st., indianapolis
Grain, Flour, Feed, Produce, SIC. etorage toY
eur snd rlf-h-"hiaA, 0ny rsousRa r3 lsrge, airy
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