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New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
DISCUSSING TEMPERANCE QUESTIONS

Ihe temperance audience at Masonic Hall
IN mrweny-thirdst, yesterday afternoon resolved itself
INTO "a mass meeting TO discuss the Sunday beer qUes
noA The remarkable thing about it, however, was the
absence of any discussion whatever The editor of a
temperance paper stepped to the edge OF the platform
sho read series OF resolutions that denounced the pro-
eesongs In the Legislature and the action Of Mayor
grace ana the Board Of Aldermen In regard to allowing
the sale Of beer Sunday The last section demanding
s1 sSAe lhe law as 1t stands be administered, was
dent ny rising vote, which the Pres-
didn't 1ec'ssed s ssd practically unanimous, since he
q, ~ soo tae score OF men that remained seated
~ ~ .ne rear OF the hall An address 1.-THE Curse and
NV 'uio oi drunkenness was delivered by William j.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEW YORK, jan 81.
An ordinary volume of business was trans
acted at the Produce Exchange to-day but there no
special feature to the markets Wheat scored decided
advance and corn easier. but there news OF
importance and the gain in wheat to be credited 10 the
buying OF the bears short contracts The foreign
markets present the easy tone and lack of novelty
that have characterized them OF late and the export de-
mand hsre dragged II has done through the week.
But the talk o the changeable weather at the West has
again revived fears for the safety OF the winter wheat
CROP and the short interest accumulated on the recent
decline thought 1t best to put its house IN order Wheat
closed best prices OF the day. up . for February az
s9la fer March at 81, and cent for April at 92s and
May options 94s ceEts The fluctuations IN corn were
penned within narrow limits but hnsl prices were
b cent lower at 1873, for February, 1888 for March,
and 49is for April May ending unchanged at is cents.
IN oats the February options were unchanged at 3ti2,
March down 3s at &c. April Ss lower at 80 and May
unchanged at 36ll cents. Little was done In provisions,
but lard closed at "A small iia aprovement.
At New-YOrk Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat s7317 bushels;
corn 292 342 bushels oats $50 bushels total grain.
4i0,577 bushels -four 1922 barrels The receiplsas
Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Louis were Wheat. 1865
800 bushels corn, 365.o7 bushels; oats. l3097S
bushels; total grain. 632i45 bushels; Hour, l,4o5
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, Feb. 1--P. N.


careful reading between the lines of the various
commercial and trade reports for last week fails to de-
velop any Improvement in the general situation There
was reasonably increased activity In mercantile trans
actions which compare favorably only with the
duil days of the holiday season. In the dry
goods trade disappointment was expressed at
encourage the expectation of an immediate advance in
values. The same remarks hold true in regard to
groceries and general merchandise The Treasury report
OF the exports and imports the month
OF December, 1884, was issued early in the
week; and 1t shows an extraordinarily favor
able trade balance for tho month, that is,
when measured. simply a debit and credit ao-
count The exports amounted to $9I, ,29i $40. being
$loooooOO greater than for the month OF 1888,
ana only Sl7OO0O0 less than for the month Of 1882.
The imports amounted ouly to $40, ,139,304, being
IA decrease OF $ll,70o.000 from the same
month OF 1888, and Of S17,40O,O00
from the month of 1882. Hence the exports exceeded
the imports last December 1915, ,506. OF at
TINS rate 10 VIII not take long for tho actual balance In
tre Ihciuang foreign capital that is held here for use.
10 De turned IN favor of the United States Tho present
rates eHchange however, in the face OF the December
returns snow th8t tho actual balance agalnst us was
much larger than popular estimate heretofore has put
II.
The speculation In grain was decidedly weaker during
the week Europe rather led In the decline and the eX
port movement much reduced while the receipts at
and the shipments eastward from the western points
OF accumulation were large Notwithstanding the reports
coSeI Win decline Of about 2l cents. and corn was
li9 cents lower. The attempt TO corner the January
options Tor corn In NewYok proved failure, and the
price declined from 30 TO 30 cents.
The receipts and shipments wheat, and oats at
the principal Western points OF accumulation for four
weeks compare as follows
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIvKHPooI. Jan. 3l.-l2t30 m.-Cotton dull Midding
Uplands I'd; do Mtlding Orolns 6isd saes 1000 bales
including 200 bales for speculation and export receipts
1900 bales including 1880 bales American. Futures
dull upands Low Middling clause January delivery
6l6id; do February and March delivery, 6uGid also
6l6id; do March and April delivery 2G4d also Lid
do April and Maycelyory, 6jid. also 5Gid. May
and June delivery v64d do June July delivery l3
G4d
Tenders Of devres at todays clearing 700 bales
docket
mCotton-The sales Of the day included $500 bales
American. Futures closed dull uplands MiddiDg
febrnay delivery lid sellers do FEBRUARY and March
l-6d. value do April and May delivery It'd sellers
do and June delivery. 9Gid sellers do June July
delivery. SB4d sellers do July and August deli very,
l6id value do August and september delivery 2OGid
sellers.
GALVESTON. jan 31-Colton quiet dlddling 10 lI-l6i
Low Middlns - 7-l4 d1oi Drlairg los aud gross
receipts 3lD Dales Exports tO the Continent O2o bales
sales 329 bales stock. 1878 bales
SAVANNAH, jap 3l-Cotton duh; Midling 10 GIG Low
AlddIing 10 6-l1 GOOD ordinary ga net and gross
10 bales; stock l.bk3 baes
Nkw.oMnAss jan sl.-Cotton dun; Middlng 10 9iG'
low Midling 10 o.i0 Good Ordinary 1916 nes recoips
Ssoo bales gross $40 bales Exports TO Great britain,
oooo oaies, saes 3,ooo baios stock, 333.7t2 bales.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
RECORDED ZEAL ESTATE rEAN5FEHS
NIM-YOVk gITT.

Madironst :. lot al. Rutref, Estate; wof Ro'.
S,Oeis err ana "''' 'iP'' '-' sii q
35tS'.t n :. loon " of 2i.aye. es9Iregular -.
3stst. 40 2l2 East John Raymond and wife to ,o,
57thst !, q go II Of sdavc. GoIIoi6. Thomas
ATKINS aud wife To Asnn.l frri AMI anoli.r... 400
iO'r and wife to Iohn T. We.e --'' 80 1895
lICt~st SIS 10 Il " Of dave lsloIiooll, ben a.
mis- L0oni.e 10 Minnie Mucllsam. ........ $50
loiss 500 # Of ShaSe 2 SiIl9o I, IL H. ,d S IN
Wsueh. -. '..........-- -. 40
'HaVI nfs, @ and Vito to ''S Ksatnsan 1850
'thyei ~ 9,s soI & ssTs2S si.o 20 5'si e
ave and 56th st 255IlOo Peter a II Jackson o., o.,
47thst,ss @ @o5 n eof idrh'.ye. 5iIio66; Philip
2sh., M 5qq e TG IF to s Sn sy GI lsslfT William ''-'
Mci,eynods to William woodfnr :...". 100
VA s anS SS Sr to ." aS& 5e'f oay Isaac 1850
Fred Sad others T. iicnry l. hr6arssf' 1880
wife to william + Leggstt 1900
Iii Jane Duiey and arc her TO John Read -. i,IO
eyy aud another to Bernard Mcdonnell aud
S9th.sI ms. $50 hcci iOthayc. 25Iis6i Jacob
Cooper 10 samuel Wiener ........... ..... H,50
buxton and wife 10 Cnthcrine NJ F.tch.. .'..'.. 1000
and wlio 10 Philip Braenier 1000
sta, l22 n " Of tth-aye and iiarcm River -
Mott-.t Nos l3O and l52 Anna Gnswod to Isaac ., -.
65thst -. 200 It wof Wadisonayo 2oI9o; Ida . .'Y
Slfaus husband 10 thar ci BandOnue 3O,OO
and wife to Henry stoe9er GOOO
80 Jane cus'ck 100
6Oth-st, ms. 80 10 OF Sth-nvc. 2JI1OO.5; Isaac
90 wife o PETER Iicrche ESQ
Bell ani wife 10 Joln + i rower ..'o, 1900
Bleeckcrst No lSi Theodore WEhe IN and wife 10
Maria X Gibbons. 1865
65th.st, a $50 two u sth.avc. 75XlOO5j Iieubcn
Ross and wife to James Phllip 1000
sell and wife 70 N!ehoas Mcsci 1880
67tb.st, =, 10 80 II " Of LeIinSton.avc 74gisx-
l0D.jxl 5xiTcgulnr. Il l. Forte and wife to EA
McAlpin.. 900 0OO
vile to louisa LeFort' $500
Broome-st, No 23l, 2bIjO. Bernbardt Galewski and
wife Fannie Amann 400
l30th-st n. 26O n @ Of 9th ave 2OIg9 J.; Thomas
BKerr executor TO samuel i Patterson -. 1900
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
v,,n,pp,x FINANCIAL Markets

n, ,,.ao n m-Untet states -Four Per
LoSb0s 'In Atlantic and Great western ns a,ds onsa Mo,
gage Lrusteys Sentra s0 Illinois Central ~ n rsnsT
ye,,a 80, 81 4. Mexican Orihary. % o. A'e"s
PaclhS antc and Western First Mortgage LIZA:
p m 26ar Erie C0nsols, % VI aoAlSas
teos G Canadian Pacific. SSH 81 faui Sonm"ns
1914 ..,,o, oona into ths Bank Of England on
balance today nrsa Per Cent kenres at so franc9
for the ACCOUNT aud Exchange ON London - ~
trsncs III = centimes for checka ,. - a,..ovux Asr
hanT biIs 90 dsyi 70 three months 3S pei eos Ana
Tsde bIls, 80 days To three moatnA SSe"NS
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
TIE COURTS.
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME Couqr CHAMBERS Doaohuo, J.-First
Monday motion calendar. 49,. 49,
SUPGFNK CouaT-SPECIAL TERN-PARf l-bcio,,o i.'~
renee Mos 1853 ia. l7S ls5 lNl, lss' ISv I9o w.
$50 1913 l9i lg5. l96. l97. 49,. 1919. 20. 2ol ~,
SUPREME COURrSPEcTAL IERE-PARr l-Beiofe B,'cn -
Nos 5i6 y. % CO., q qio 455 1902 lO9S io)t ioo'
lnp6 1907. lOl- 1909. l1l1 lOll. l0ls. lOl3. loli
SUPREME COUHr-CtRcUT-PARf BE ore an worst - -.
Nos 303 i0s "Gl3. f-7t 9b3 $50. - H. Sud7 s9.'
1880 1891 3UiO 1880. 7l5, AiI 1871, l29O 5ZJ2 @0''
3T6l. a65S, 2GJB. 256l.
st'PRF az CouRr- -CiRcuIT-PAEr III.Reiore Andrew
Nos 2us 3t9l 3l-O 2at Bt-. 1875. 3ls3 siu2' 81 81,
llGj, 1896 2i7G 3"i 1885, $685. S-5' "s4 S-'o' '@'
324s.
SUPREME -CigcUr-PARr IN.-Nan Worst j.
Court opens az 1880 a. m. ,-
SUPREME COURT CIRcUH-PtH l-tNourned. January
term Bruut J. Case ON Butler agt 0un,pettt'
SURgoG arr COUTr-IgOllins S.Erain OF ilugh J. Hest
ings Wills of Rosa Burns aud Pulne CampDel or VII
stn NJ 4 a. m. Cecclia BOoih st I. N
SUPERIOR toURT-~PEciAL rERH-Bcfore Frcedmin J.
Nos 81 ~. gJ o. 80. a. a. 81 o. o. ~ 81 - o'' '''
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRAycIsJ). Jan. 81 1885.
SUNDAY. Feb. In. m.

SUNDAY, Feb. Up. m.
Tho mining stock market last week developed moro
activity and the total sales amounted s23i6 shares,
against 54,i90 for the preceding week. But new
features were developed in the dealings. The Com
stocks ruled weak and Consolidated California and
Virginia declined from Is to IL cents. Horn Silver
largely dealt in at from 81 50 50 TO- but finally closed
at 81 80 standard Consolidated developed considerable
strength upon better reports from the mine and
from 60 to 95 cents. The Leadville stocks neg
eced and ruled weak The bulk OF the weeks transac-
tons was made up OF sales OF the lowpriced shares.
The Champion Mining Company has levied assess
ment OF ten cents share.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

what he docs and her by what she is-her smle % nrs
moyemcnta her ways Customs ana usagcs pave tnrn
rmest support In her; she Is the guardian OF tesn' @
The holest relation which has evolved Is thc oe
The husband and wife should grow togctner t7 nn'
prosperity. JOY and sorrow. They should DC ht
companions Only of late has It been admittet ,nt.
woman intellect and IL no. merely creature s r.
men The real fact IL that mans intellect is h1.e @ @
generalization. womans for specialization. DeamIv D
these two poles lie all art. science aud inoraIy & 90
or altruism Is not the true basis OF ife but 10 so & @
the unity for the highest development OF the o'ei ~
aalf
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

croo ~ Miadletown N Y. who was followed Dy
deemed men, who brief
Edward Carswe of Canada spoSe ." In the course
az az Ss rc@arf he picture OF
resuhnnE " tha mower of restoring their Iacu
ties The rumseller was such deihoh
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

The official reports ~ the railway shipments eastward
from Chicago for last week shows aggregate tonnage
Of the articles specified that is 300 tons greater than
for the preceding week. and 800 tons greater than for
the came week OF 1881. IN last weeks movements tue
three Vanderbilt lines figure for 81 $40 per cent OF IN"
total. while the Psnusylyanias two lines took only
20 10 rer cent and Erie 10 40 pcrc cent.
The following table sLows the tons and percentages
shipped by of the railroads east from Chicago OF
-four grain and proysions for the week ended last Sat
uray In comparison with the same week OK IS 81 and
1881:
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

The large dow given out by the Mushrlsh wei points
o further extension OF the fertility OF the IhOrh CeeH
deI and there are likely be several more go0i strikes
mode I'm that region. Yet the pipe line operdtonsn rs
renoted show an average OF deliveries over rGs
of g 227 barrels per day. From January 10 ~ tns
TeIs acs,nst 6l,322 barrels In December,
lsSi 5s9l3 barrels In January lsst ana tol2J eates
In January 1883. The daily deliveries average o'oOt
barrels against 1893 barrels IN Deeem6er lsSi @a
81 iO7 barrels in January, 1854, and l3slZ orrSs "a
ISs3 The charters have averaged 37io2 barrels per
dav compared with 2S,2l2 barrels FOR tue prey io
month 20 500 barrels in January 1884. ana 43oZS
barrels I'm January, lss3. Annexed are tne e"ifS"'
drures TO January 20 charters to January 500
Runs Deliveries Dcliyetioj. Sharters;
Total hills II 4S?sSS l.153.t6S ls9Ss9 Lis3,3
i9tr, av ner vi dsv v 81 lS4 1881 1927 3'i's
OH operators waited anxously all last week Tor So
nal that the leaders had begun bull eanpa,m tney
arerd that II there WAS good basis FOR the tax aoous
the strong statistical situation, some OF tuc ois
,xouId bs willing TO take hold and push prices up Uh
fortunately oil mining Is so Improbable AZ plssens
nriccs mai many companies are In close quarters ha
c1lly and arc compelled to produce OIL wherever .nSy
can and sell it at the best hgdres OBTAIN
able such condition or Affairs an,
drag upon speculation, especially wbeh .nc
outside public money TO risk on ven tuts " m ne
lnows what the busy drill may brlng torth III uay; ns
IL was the market was held steady IN the race ol
ih news from tho oil districts and ater an carry w
iins fron Tol. 10 6sl4 cents, there was sho,t
Lily 70 io7s cents The speculation was pntey s h
and sbowef decided need Of nutrition anu though tne
aeaIins were unsettled and nervous they possessea
M siSnicance encouraging either to the buis os 'noS"
nnersfors who wish TO see lower prices 49, a., A..
'rne RANCE or prices ana the total ueaihss oi Va"
week tolloWs
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

There Is lu in domand for refined OH oet pnnss
were held up TO the previous weeks pasis a TInhis
Nor Gallon Abel test In New-York, IA AZ fniaoe'p"
and rs cents ut Baltimore. , , nm
BRADFORD Penn, Jan. 3l.-Crude oil-pun "ra ~, "a.
chauged National Transit and Tdewater ruus .,a
ported; total shipments, 6o74s bbls'; en ,,, CO...
hhls. cIearances 339s 900 bbs Nationai bighesS
t,acates opened at 69ls aud closed ~ tne s""' "e
price 692s; lowest price, 90.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
Cnrrr nr nrra ~ TEnNyfR.


Before Judge Barnett. ISilas CROOK ho'nlcHc
Dist. Aity. Follows. James '"rightf. h"mcine
Katic If ryev. homicide Water A i II. forgery
homicide Ralph Granger ntmidao on
Ionis JO csc homicide Me- er Meyers ihtihlluAuoh
ions pelncrs hislride John Reilly miste
Joscph Ioubsrii. hopicilo Edward nivin. misie
RrlaTd Sh uiitasse homicide John Kelly mise
Joseph hltc homicide Lewis ham, mishe
Patrick White. homicide - ..
. fiENEekL ~fNSilN~
PART Judge Smyth. iNnocnfo ID 'anta h.shh'
Asst. DIST Atty. Nirh0A lawrence storey Assault
Thnf AdCock, assault. Joseph storey. huFtisty
James PrrBty burglary. John 1Helily, burgiify'
George Nc Aanus burglary. lIcufy Benhett huf<hiN.
William Michael kirSin burglary
Frank ChurChIl bgrriar. John b. ~h.nr. burglary
George 10 burglary, Michael 60 ry robbery
Richard ThompsoG burglary Sosi~v Slawsou. burglary
Aupu. PIaft abduction James EOylo rob cry
Henry Is BeTtrand. forgery lanes Howe Rfinh ~.
Tennis PerIndo erluf Jar. Frankie Morris rrand lar.
Jaiac- Davis. grand lar Joseph Erfhid'I EtsnI lar
Constanuno Dcyos concealed ioni- strier srlnd Ter
yclpon Henry uiuRol, grand lar.
Ifrrdfnqs II.l.is tern. grand lar.
Thomas Jacs ASSAULT ftfdds"ss
Michael COL 10 berry '1har - stern
IdW.ri 4 a "a. an. burglary. Mart n toyle.
Mar Ionic. grand la, James "s''f
Davil I,ut.n ~aLiath break. h,ini. U'U, Excise
iut .Hcury Bclr nan
FTedtr ck iiudsay misdc. 'Janr1 k'iIy
pArr iI-Juder Cowiug Henry sch irnkOw.
Asst. Di-t. AttY. F!ttrer ~ Andrew l"iRh
Th0ma. NcL0ughlin assault Thomas Nc fifv'
Christian Weber, assault James iAi"hAh IhH'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
RLAL ESTITE.

Nrw-YoEK. Saturday. Jan. 81. 1875.
The following sale was held at the Exchange
SalcsrOOm to-day:
By j. Thomas St,dJHs.
25s;ory Eats with lease of plot of sni 80. 3'O and
3il Wet .3d.st r. 3,-f e. oi 'tl.aVs frontage
OF feet 24th.st, plot 5STlt..i iNiueeulari
iraoE. g,,oE NV = ''o'' "'"' - .'. 1880
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
MINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALEs.

SALES AT THE YEWYOaK mvlyg groYtygh
NEw-YoRX ian. 81 1884
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
SPIRITS OF ruppnvrrvr

CHARLxsIoN. Jan: 3l.-Tnrpentine dull ct 27ia,
sAyAssAH- Jan. Sl.-Tnrpentino steady ~ "a 20.
Wnhlx0ToN, Jan. 3l.-Turpentine nrm ~ ~ isl
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02


The cotton movements of last week both Ia receipts
and exports show material declines from the movements
OF preceding weeks and also from the corresponding
weeks of prrcCing years, yet tue speculation Illci
weak with small fluctuations and finally shows declines
of from 4dlO points for the early months ami
from > Ii points later months spot cotton
cloaei ! lower l., cents Tor m!IdS upands The
f.ff,s ,if..s s.r..fI fI. A. At.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

The following Sat urdays quotations Tor uniistea
securities
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-23
DEMON DolsGs
YESTERDAY IN TAe GATE CITY
a Tra.a "a tbs TraoS-sropo.,,ie- so,
""iiains Wster-wcrEs-Thek eish..
II Labor aud Their osgan.
News Sctes snd We sonal
foi1Us os IL e.s,.

psSisoN, otS = ,gSps,,sl.l The
Missouri 'acise s-aia froal tho north
ran o6tho ;reek ysstercsy a. psar',
street Crossing. swo blocks from .ho
depot tbs train was DELAYED for
r1oat So vainu,sg.
Si1y Engineer orcckes sg.ll accept a
position with tSo Marshall d Norlb.
western abroad gnd survey their Iva
Mr.. OrndoH had ]. W. Hui! arrastaS
on The ohsrSe a using abcslye and in.
ueeont language about h;M. The only
Witness YVES 8 llttle daughter OF Nrns
Cou s. inc jury were only out n 'ew
minutes ald ratnenod q y al!ot OF ,ot
guilty,
key. Whaling Is confined to his room
with fever, -
Mrs. Smith PArr. Of Pilot Point ia
visiting she family 0, Postmas. er
Daugherty. ~
Onarley Strobs, young and papu.
| l2t paggaSeinaster OF tho Asissoufi p1.
cine railroad, died this morning ,,t ~,
81 dengue fever. Ny. Strchs fos-riad
tue daughter OF $. Welsh lass Esh.
ruary Mrs. Strobe hes the sVInnn.h',.
O! q host or friends a he, befenye.
plHnt,
Mr.. Anand-sth =. ,oa,
drath < loot of a, 'ne nfin OF Aoan-
! towp. and ia IN ,ow aorls CITY, % In
o!tv oonnoiI N hni,a os. s Win the
| he oitv. Tha nran u waser works ior
council last nigbt op pnd IN was cad IN
laid on The table nntii s;at y .ds,,er WAS
, inc 10 consjder ~ 1870 1soa suec'ai meet
| TO be honsd that ~. '-Sp no is Is
the citv dads win cnr, noe y. sno
! Oenisou needs wa,a- any ~ ,ernis, az
before IL ia visited With .nds yuieAly,
ire, "'' q "is"a'fous
Mr.. and Mrs. Fri, cs,ah, ,to, -.
cotton Wedding to.n;oht '' A'eo 'neir
Brownies WGood "a 3o,,n tuo.
played "a D,ub,e, T'isan H., s .ip
| The piece was wall rInSar,s a m,sn.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-23

roRS4Do rnnpvcrIoy
sayias Life aud p,,,,,-,,r

100 e@aL hINptEeX
sew NeiS, Oct. la,-rEditor uen-
AID Tho attention of Congress is
celied to ,he fact th&s some OF the ter.
ribis toss oi Lie and propsssy due to
torhsooea can 10 evortoa. In .sse,
Prot. {, z. Mspf.' asserted, what was
.uen tae iaet, tkat the Ireulstion OF q
toi nGdo was a triumph vet e DO al.
taihod Nv the science OF maio.
orc oSy. 1r less than Two wears
irola taas time some predictions
o. ScEnsaoes werc SUCCESS.
iallY mado eT Lieutenant loan p. rlu-
ICY OF tso aignal service, This oer-
een .sse Of verified predictions ia
sseauliy increased by know edgp Of
tuo average conditions preceding zach
series oI 'orrefoas, thus nakinc tho
predictions mGre ,iotipise apd ocn
With eaen e'.cces ng yea, Already
tho pse6ictiOns OF safety for ma Isy
arS effective. OF BPS prelic.
ttons unfavorahle to tornadoes,
made IN 1884, POI were verified nns oi
- predictions that tornsdoes would
occur, made in April and Juus, 1855
IL were verified, OF 10 .predietlous
thai tornadoaa would ocour, made in
une ana yu.y, l8S5, L. were generally
verified. Whom tornadoos Wefs nra.
dictec, in no instance did violent
storms foil x, occur, eithes hurricanes,
iornadces or hail.
The failure OF somo prediction ia
doubtless due TO insccurate and Insult.
ficient reports from sparssly settled
REGIONS. While it is admitted thai
nothing like absolute control az hose
phenoma nas been attained, vat INA
above figures clearly justify the rsg
ence OF tornado Signals either OF safety
or dagger at every telegraph station
IN Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, nil
nois,, Iowa, Chic, Michigan, Wis.
consin, Georgia and North Carolina,
especially during April, May, June,
July, August and September It il
hoped tho1 Congress- will direct tho
signai service to submit estimatey OF
the expense necessary - establish
such @ system OF signas. The 90 II
would he 9 few THOUSAND dollars for
Tags or oclored discs, and .1r telegraph
services. WILLIAEY A, FrDr'
Tornado Reporter, Signal Gervice,
United States Arny,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-23

LEAvRNwo sTH, Oct. 22.-The Kan
sas State Temperance Union made a
raid ON tho Office OF the collector OF
internal revenue here 10 " days since.
aud attempted to compel Collector
Aoerp 10 furnish thom with list of
inc Kansas rotail liquor dealers to
whom tar stamps had been ISSUED.
and to furnish cergiFsd copies OF tho
aihdAvlls made by mo liquor dealers
Wh5n they take out ssamDJ 20 tha ~
ioct thGt they are now Ia the l.ouor
business or intend TO engage in h. n
10 estimated now chat there arc / ,o0O
retail LIQUOR dealors In tho stats Who
nave government permits, but hay q
not complied with the State PROFIT.
hilton law, anC tho State Temperance
Union 'yauts an address from tho col
loctor's oflic9 TO be used In prosecuting
them.. The collector appealed to
Joseph $. Miller, commissioner of in
tornal evonue, who, in his answer, d.
roots Aoros not to furnish the desired
information, and in case of p subpoena
being .sDued to re Iuest the United
States district attorney TO state 10 the
court that tho papers In question are
Intended by law 10 aid in the collac .
tion OF tho internal revenue and that
thoy arc privileged from disclosure on
tho grounds OF boing public property,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-23


Wo notice quite 4 stir and b,,g.lea
around Quo of no principle bushes,
aonsss ON Main street, near Yup
HERALD onlce, and upon investigation
we found tina some Of our prin1iple
merchants were filing their orders Tor
Ia'l and Water suits, with the fashion.
able tailors, Douglas Bros, VIII seemed
quite pleased at having so many
suited" Thet stock OF goods er;-
nracs tho finest linssof foreign and
domestic cloths, cashmeres and
Worsted Of tho latest aud mos, fashlon-
spie designs. Having none but the
ssss workmen, using nothing but the
best material, they turn out The hest
mace, most durable and stylish suits
mheir prices are low for good work
They can furnish at short notice busi.
ness and dress suits. Call and see fhei,
extensive line