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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
Another Fool.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.

Special Telegram to The Statesman.
SAN ANTONIO, March 2o.-Emil Laux, 10
yeas old, member of Il prominent family, blew
his brains out late this evening, because of a
trapeZe actress named Mademoi>elle Cl0e,
who deserted him for another man. He was
intoxicated a. the time. One of his brothers
some time ago committed suicide, and another
brother attemDted it by poison.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
MANOR.
The Late FrOst-CattIe Matters-LO
cal Items.

cal Items.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
MANOR, March 23.-The light frost last
night is said to have bitten some of the tender
vegetables, but the corn is not killed, only
sc0rened. The stands of corn are not gener-
ally good. Some corn that has been planted
four weeks, that has not come up to a perfect
s 6f 69g pansed By fly
next week.
Last Saturday the Justices Court was in
session, and Mr.. Mason pleaded guilty and the
neglO case was dismissed, The next term
has before it a case of fence-cutting.
We have a new house which has a bay win
dow, the first Manor has ever had.
Cattlemen are Offering from five to seven
dollars for good yearlings. Mr.. NeWland of
Round Rock, shipped car of beeves to New
Orleans, last Friday.
BlackSmiths are all very busy, and are man.
ufacturing a large number of cotton plant
erS.
Church yesterday. Sermon by Mr.. White.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26

THE TEST:
Place n can top down a hot stove until
heated, then remove the cover and SMELL A chem
ist will not be required to detect the presence of
Ammonia.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
Arrest OF Mack Thompson With q
Lot Of JeweIry.

OpICIaI IOIOt.I atIII 20 1IIO OtoEtCoIItELIs
LoNGVIRw, March 21.-City Marshal Booth
arrested Mack Thompson and Frank Miller
here to night for carrying pistols. Mack
Thompson is well-known character here,
and has figured in MANY crooked tricks. He
has given the police and marshals all over the
State much trouble. On his person was found
considerable amount of jewelry, mostly
ladies' wear, such as necklaces, earrings and
lockets. He is wanted elsewhere. The au-
thorities will await tidiDgs, when they will turn
the pelf over to whoever he has robbed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
LONGVIEW.
A SIO.OO0 Lumber Fire.

Special Telegram to The Statesman.
LoNGvIEw, March 23.-W. s. Robinson S
stock of lumber, at his mills eight miles south
of here was damaged about $4,000 worth, last
night by fire. 1he entire mill force worked
from o'clock until daylight and extinguish-
ed the cOntla ration, saving the mills and ma
chinery from any damage. The lumber des-
troyed was Insured.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
HARK FROM THE TONES!

Suit Against the Late Houston Post Fin
ally Decided.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
GALVESTON, March 20,-A verdict was rem
dered in the United States District Court here,
today today SUI sustaining ain the attaenment suits
of st. Louis, against the Houston Post
Publishing Company, last September
The Judgment against the Houston Post
Company being for 1920. together
with COSTS of suits. This disposes of the coun-
ter suit brought against the Graham Paper
Company by the Post Publishing Company for
damages, which were placed at $GO,OOo, and
under this judgment the stock and material OF
the Post establishment will be sold
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
SHERMAN.
The Cummins Divorce Case and Its His
fOrY

In6 Oun"InS DIVOrC0 Odsb duU It's dIb-
tory.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
SHERMAN, March 21.-The celebrated case of
Cummns VS.. CumminS was concluded to-day.
Mrs. CummnS asks that she be given charge
of her separate property, amounting to up
strained from collecting rents, etc. Judge
Gregg decided that all the properly was the
separate property of complainant, and that
defendant had not managed the estate for the
best interest of the community, and cOntinu-
ing the receiver and ordering the receiver to
psy all costs of suits, and pay over to Mrs.
month. Mrs. Cummins sued for divorce, a
year or so ago, and her husband went to Mex
leo. carrying off his daughter. He was ar
T. Sted in Mexico and brought back to Sherman
on charge Of kidnapping.
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Canwht at Thornton
slepram to The Statesman:

Special Telegram 10 Iuc OtdteShau'
THORNTON, March pa negro man, six
feet two inches in height light moustaehe and
sideburns, giving the name of Press Rains, was
arrested hete this evening, supposed to be an
escaped convict, and being held till Huntsville
penitentiary officials can be heard from.
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Combinations.

WASHINGTON, Marah 20.-Martin V, Mont
eOmery. of Michigan Commissioner of Patents;
Milton j. Durham, of Kentucky. First Comp
troller of the Treasury; Malcolm Hay of Penn
sylvania, First Assistant Postmaster General;
Jos. r. Ryan, OF Nevada, Coiner at the hIlnt,
Carson City; Vim. Garrard, of Nevada, Super
i.tendent of the Mint, Carson City; j. ID. c..
Atkins, of Tennessee, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs; Jas. d. Porter. of Tennessee, Assist
ant Secretary of State.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
A HARD CASE.
Taking the Photograph Gf Man
Wanted" in Arkansas.

Wanted" in Arkansas.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
DENTON, March 24.-Thts morning hard
case, Charles Booze, hailing from Lone Oak,
Ark was taken to the picture gallery by the
SheriffS for the purpose of securing his photo
graph. Three strong men could not get the
prisoner i'll position In the chair. Bur after
hanging by the thumbs five minutes he yielded,
and allowed his picture to be taken. He has
very hard face. A letter found on his person
indicates that there are three indictments
against MIN at Lone Oak, Ark. He had
bcen jailed here for carrying pistol. He
stayed all night with John Meirell, four miles
south of town. When called on for his fare he
drew his pistol and replied that he never paid
any bills. He started of in the direction of
between here and sherman. He is held,
awaiting officers from Lone Oak. One of the
indictments charges him with murder.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Deputy sheriff and ex-COnstable
slam by Negro.


GAINESVILLE, March 24.-NewS reaches here
te-nipht of the murder, at Arbuckle Mountain,
Indian Territory, of Deputy Sheriff John A.
Culp, and ex-Uonstable- hush Meadows, OF this
Cook county. The officers were in pursuit OF
a negro named Glass, wanted for murder re-
Gently committed in the Indian Terri
tory. They overlook the fugitive
riding horse and ordered him to halt. He
attempted to draw pistol One OF the of1lcers
fired. and Gla fell from his horse feigning
death. The officers, believing they had killed
him. laid down their weapons and approached
When within few feet OF Glass, the latter
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
PARIS.
Sensational Developments in the Crook
Murder Case.

Murder Case.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
PARIS, March PA new and important de-
velopment was made to-day in the case of Ex-
Sheriff Crook and E. Jailor Harris, charged
Black last fall, and which appears to
more positively connect them with the crime
than anything heretofore developed. The
gun that Ex-Deputy Sheriff Louis Holman,
the infOrmer, swOre was concealed in tree by
John Middleton, ,afteTthe latter killed Black az
cording to agreement with Crook and Harris,
was to-day found in the tree at The place deSig-
mated, and is now in the possession of the
State. This discovery has rekindled and add
ed to the excitement produced by previous
discoveries
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
IN THE SENATE.

Memorials Presented Treaty Discus
si0n-New Arkansas Senator.
WASHINGTON, Mach 24.-Memorials from
the LEGISLATURE of Arizona, praying for the
return of the public domain Of lands granted
the railroads in the Territory, and for legisla-
ton to prevent organ zed raids from Mexico,
were referred.
and the doors closed. IL Is supp csed the We'll
and La Abra Treaty was taken up. large
pfle:of sheep-skin covered boo. S lay upon sen;
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
CAST UP BY THE SEA.

BGdy of an Unknown Man Found on
Pelican Spit, Galveston.
Special Telegram to The Statesman
GALVESTON, March 24.-The BODY of man
was discovered on Pelican Spit about noon to-
day. by soma fishermen, who reported the fact
to Justice Spann. The Justice summoned a
jury, crossed the channel viewed the body
and then ordered the rem iinS to be
brought t. the city and placed
dertakers, and adorned the inquest until s
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The remains are
supposed to be those of Emanuel George, the
Greek sailor knOckt d overheard off the Schoon-
er Rosalie. about two weeks ago when within
six miles Of Galveston.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
KILLED HIS FRIEND.
A Dallas Man n istales his Guest for a
RobDer.

Special Telegram to The Statesman.
DALLAS, March 19-About one o'clock this
morning a deplOrable tragedy occurred in the
residence suburbs of the city. resulting in MIR.
Charles Green miStakIng one of his best
friends, AIR. Samuel Covey, guest at his
house, Tor a robber and fatally shooting him.
The town is over-run with robbers and night
proWIers. MI Coyey, who had been in i'll
passing through the grounds caused the gate
to make a noise which awakened Mr.. Green.
fired at him. He was horror stricken on ar
irving at the prostrate form to discover that
he had sent a calibre bullet cough the
head of his old friend. The ball ntering the
right eye. All was done by me :al skill that
could be for the unfortunate vi ;tim, but death
came to him i'll few hours.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
TEXAS ITEMS.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT GLOW
RY ARRIVED TEXAS TO LOOK
AFTER THE TELEGRAPHERS.
Lumber Fire at LOngvie Al
legged Murderer Brou. ut
Back from Illinois.
Suicide with PruSSic Acid at
MarshalI-Escaped Convict
Caught at Thornton.
Commercial Failure at Houston
Negro Murderer IN
LimbO-Etc., Etc.
TAYLOR.
| The BastrOp RaiIway-Accidenta'
ShOt-an InfantIle SensatiOn.
Special Telegram to The Statesman

ShOt-an InfantIle SensatiOn.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
TAYLOR, March 23.-!The Taylor, Elgin and
Bastrop Railroad is just booming. When
Eads places jettieS in the Mustang and insures
deep water, Taylor will be port CT entry, and
an applicant for Government pap.
For a lOng time our City Fathers have been
undecided Ill their own minds, what dsposi-
ton would be made of the immense surplus
fund in the hands of the City Treasurer, i'll
case of the sudden demise of the corporation.
Tho question was finally settled Sunday.
The city election comes off ON the 7th o
April. Only about ten voters in town-all the
balance are candidates.
Young Scuddy, living on the Stiles place,
shot hole through his hand, last Saturday
fo0ling with an m t pistol"
The young settlement on Willis Creek has
been considerably stirred up over finding a
naked infant floating in the stream They
claim it must h aee C me from the head of the
creek, as no oLe III tueir neigE borhood has
lost baby.
Col. Delpiain and Maj. Mcclure, two wealthy
capitalists from Wheeling, w. Va, are visit
ing friends and relatives in our city.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
DALLAS.
Howard lIOntresser alias Mcintosh In
dicted for Rape.

Special Telegram to The Statesman.
DALLAS, March 21.-C. c. Dewey, postmaster
at Plano, to-day had hearing before Commits
sioner Mct ormick, on charge of Illegally
with the mails in his office. Mrs. j.
W. Ballou being the prosecution witness. He
was found not guilty and discharged.
The grand jury to-day indicted Howard
Montresser, alias Frank Mcintosh, the Dallas
hotel keeper, and escaped convict from the
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Jail, for rape on the per-
son of Emma Clapp. This is the revolving
case reported fewWeekS ago. in which, at the
preliminary hearing the prisoner was refused
bail and came near being lynched.
An Indictment was also r-turned against
Sage Robinson, the variety theatre actor. for
his brutal, nameless assault on two small
bows.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
aRAHAM,s REPoRr no woLsELEY,

LONDON, March, 21.-Gen. Graham tele-
has been to establish strong position com
manding Hashsec Valley and protec ing the
line of Communications. In the ensuing oper-
he saws, worked admirably and gallantly on
very djfficulL ground. covered with bushes, and
occupied by an agile and determined enemy,
thus showing the troops able to master The
Arabs in anV position.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
Grants Condition.

NEW YORK, March 23.-General Grant re-
tired at 10 O'Clock and slept fitfully until this
from which hour he slept none. This forenoon
he chatted with Mrs. Sartoris. The patient is
no feeling as strong to-day as yesterday, Ow
ing to undue excitement yesterday and wake
ullnesS last night.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
ABILINE,

The Festive Fence Cotters Much
EIate
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
ABILINE, March 2O.-The fence cutting
cases set for trial at this term of District
Court at Runnels City have been contn-
of detective Warren, at SweeJwater,
and the absence of other important
witness Over thirty eases are on the docket
belief that the number will be forty when The
court convenes. Many of the imp plicated par
ties are members of bands that have destroyed
fences over vast extent of country. The
fence cutting element in the interior are much
elated over the continuance.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
NICARAGUA.
1Ns1rRREcTIoNIN Hon mas.

INsURRECTIoN IN HON RAs.
SAN JuANDEL, March 20.-News frem the
interior reports Nicaraguan and San Saliva
duras. 1t IS pro ably that an attack will
shortly foil w Honduras reported in a state
OF inSurrectiOn.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
MARSHALL,
Suicided by Prussic Acid.
.oie1 rrolnnrarn To The Sratesma

MARSHALL, March 81. NJ. Grafton, a
restaurant keeper at LoRgview, who has been
here several DAYS drinking considerable, sui
cided to-day by taking Prussic Acid. lie was
al one time q well-known locomotive engineer
on the Texas and Pacific. The KniehtS OF Py-
fhias have taken charge of his remains.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
SAN ANTONIO.
Attempted Escape Of Important Prison
orR-The Result.

Attempted Escape OF Important Prison
ors-The Result.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
SAN ANTONIO, March 24.-Fer some time the
officers at the Jail have been aware that some
of their prisoners were endeayoring to escape
This morning, at an early hour, a Deputy
their cell and come into the "rup-around :"
Shotguns were held on them and they were
marched back TO prison. They were Patter and
McIanIels, stage-robbers; Joe Brown, a horse
thief and murderer; and Collier and Bear, mur-
derers of Braentigam, saloon-keeper at Fred
erickspurg. They had a number OF saws and
files-moSt of them made by themselves from
odd pieces of metal. They were at work on
the ceiling of their cell for over two months.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
GONE by the Board.

Special Telegram to The Statesman.
HOUSTON, March 23.-W. 7. Tufey, a ieadin
tail dry goods merchant Of this city, made a,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26

assignment this evening. The liabilities are
placed at SO, COO; assets not given, The failure
is said to be due to the hard times and excessive
purchases. The creditors are principally New
York houses.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
Test Your Baking Powder To-Day /

BnG is advertised as absolutely pure
CoNTAKN AHIndONT.Aa
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26

The heat IS Oppressive. Five hundred and
fifty, sick and wounded to-day sail for England.
Later official accounts place the losses OF the
Arabs, in yesterdays fight, at 1000, all teld If
exceeded those of the British less than in any
battle of the past three years. Osman Digua
has % 900 men at Tamai. Gen. Graham Will
reach Tamai and give Osman Digna battle, to-
morrow. 1t will Be pitched fight and prob
alb more decisive than any that has yet
occurred.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
A CoMARDLY MURDER.

William Ware Clandestine1y Shoots
Henry Yerger at TOyah-
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
ToYAH, March 24.-Henry Yerger and VIM.
Ware quarrelled over trivia, matter last
night, but made friends, entered saloon and
took a drink Yerger then laid down on a
long table to watch a game of pool,
when Ware stealthlly approached, fired three
shots and fled. One bullet passed through the
right breast of Yerger. one took effect in the
right hip, and the third missed him. His
wound in the breast is fatal. Ware is still at
laree but Officers are searching for him.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
The Secretary,s warrant.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-The Secretary Of
the reaSury issued warrant for S332, ,30S in
favor of the Governor Of Kansas, for expenses
incurred in that State in repelling Indian IN
vaSiOnS.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
EVANSVILLE.

A Negro Murderer Turns Up-Cat-
tie Crooks.
Special Telegram to The Statesman,
GAINESVILLE, March 23.-John Thomas, alias
Williams, a negro jailed here two weeks ago
for gambling, turns out to be a notorious
murderer, escaped from Fruit Smith, Aarkan-
sas, Jail. A Deputy United States Marshal
from Fort Smith, left tonight for that place
with his prisoner.
Tom Campbell and Tom Cole were jailed
here to-day. They are charged with extensive
cattle stealing operations in North Texas aud
Indian Territory. A large number of freshly
branded cattle were found in their possession.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
Ell PASO.
Remains Of Murdered Man FGund in
the Mountains.

Special Telegram to The Statesman.
Ell PAso, March 19.-J. j. Kelly and H. A.
True, to-day while prospecting in the noun
tains few miles north Of the city, tound tue
remains of man who had undoubtedly been
murdered several months ago. He wore navy
blue coat gray jeans pants, black felt hat; and
box-toe Shoes. He was a STRANGER, evidently
a mining prospector, about 43 years of age.
coroner and jury acted upon the case and
THAI deceased had been murdered by unknown
parties, by being shot through the back of the
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
THROCKMORTON.

Probably Fatal Illness Of the Dis
tinguished Texas Statesman.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
MCKINNEY, March "a. Congressman j. w.
Throckmorton, of this District, who returned
home from Washington, at the close OF Con-
gress. an invalid, IA lying in critical condi-
fiOn at his home in this city. His friends fear
that he will not recover. A half dozen pros
peciive congressional candidates are being
groemed for the vacancy, in the contingency OF
his death or resignation.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-03-26
THE MuDIR or DONGoLA.

koRTI, March 2l.-Ihe Mudir of DOngo'a is
being iofned by many friendly Arabs on his
march up the Nile toward HasSaniyet. The
object of the Mudir's warlike activity is to dis
weather will prevent aggressive operations
AGAINST the Maildt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
Frports SIS I0as5 eo Cows and Mixed 90 500ss 5o Stock
ers "a "a 6O Feeders 81 4Oa so; Texans "a Qua

Exports lOds5 6O Cows and Mixed 50 500ss 50 Stock
81 40Gs4 30; Feeders 81 409s4 60 Texans u quo
s. 90.
Hoas-Receipts $4,000; shipments. 500: market wesk
4O0si 05; Packing and shipping, u oOO
81 az; Light. 81 400st75 skps. 50 500s4 25:
Shesp-Receips 800 head Shpments 12n0 head Marker
Inferior So G0as37 0 Medium VI Oo9S42o Cool
S. 40 Choice - 20.
100; firm; Exports IS 5t0S5 7j Good 60 Cloce
shipping So 2Uds5 90 Fair 70 Medium. 81 $50 III;
Texans 81 OO6 ~ co. .
Sheep Roccp5. 1O0 shpments 900. Common to Me-
dun. 81 - 6s3 90; Fair to Cnoce. 81 601Sf 80.
Hogs-ReceiDts 1900 snipmenta 1900: Light 81 BOO
80: Pacing - 25Rsf 10; Heavv 81 SO~Dsl 40.
BUFFALO April observation-disclosures 6t5 nead total
for thus me T. 90 mead tine last week 2'Oo
head. consigneo through l45 marxet negiec cd;
Good Caoce steers 81 2jGsi 90 5tockers and Feeders
81 5UdS4 20.
sheep Receipts tody 1000 head total for week thus FAR
10000 mead; for lBs week 5000 head consigned
through, 10 marker exced and higher Medium 70
Good 81 7jds 2O Good Choice 80 80 0s5 40 ordinary
10 hoice Lambs. IS 75Vs6 80.
Hoqs-eoepts TODAY 1000 head total for week thus far
10 600 for week $4,000 head con-
sgned through 1O7 OF which IA NewYork market
anlet; Medium Fair Workers. S-9S-: Good TO
cloce Oa5 10; Butchers Grades So Goa So TO- Pigs
aSJ 90.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.
NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST NORTH RIVER

Il NEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
go TINT MI TaBGEaT%KfNe sEkEeT Noy Ish iss.
81 sS'ss SO
Direct wsyns funston to q GS and
ss55'9' on a. Day Trans and sLnrrso
RstS5aa% DELrHs. Ninth ,pa Green .,..
iOso dS ss s'' s rs s sGs ' a.
20 Lock HAVEN pkX I !; and PHrLIpsBURa Penn.
For %iLLfAMsroar suSnURY. .LEwIssuRo. and
6 MAhfS9X GEE G cS =. s 5 tS CU i 400
sSs S l5CG c ssSa ss s SsS oo so 400
For ESQ st S:4 i2S9 Zoo Sundays ss $50
For 4 and st Plrrsr ss & Zoo sss m.
iN0 In 10 $40 5aS p IN. sundays at 5:3op N
AaASUA 100. zaS $40 M LOO so s4, 400
For stTILEaEM. ALLENTOWN and MAucH CHUNK
aGoo zoo $40. g. m l;oo l'so s4o. 6s6p m Sunday
For EAsToS AZ too 100 STD M Loo. $780, s4s, 400.
hiGa BRIDGE BRAScH a. 400 s as s.'U ~ 400
For sEENINoToN. 700. s.s a m loo. i.so. AGO. 4yo
For 15 9:sa ss y. .sas a. o
$50 ZOO 500 1850 p n Sundays 100 500 n ESS
For PIAISFIELp tc9 500 100 SO s, $50 so 1890 lis
DAYS 400 500 s4S. 1900 1880. 1900 $3.50. Too.
ocEAN sRoy S. M ,s g
4sss sVSs and tG $50,
For 1 t err 8rsELAND and
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No s. North River. via Sandy Hook
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. LONG BRANCH. LAKE
F esD - sT py1eas '
North RIVER, a. 2o7, POI 2el. 2So. "a ga and 1873
Broadway $50. 1877 and 7ts 6thave Riyngton.sts 10
e lS and l4s 5reenwica,s.; ss 29s Est l2,th't:
Brooklyn at NO conrt-st 10! Broadway 1888. $50
Fuiton.s $40 AJantc-aye.
ooogep 264 Washinston.st Y. Transfer Company will
for check hotels or residence to desn
i - wOoTTEN C. HANCOCK,
= GENERAL Manager Gen. Pass aud Ticket Ar
II . bALDJIN. O. r. P.Agt. lls LIbsrty.sL "
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Proposals.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL 81 RECEIVED AT THE
u FLOWN OFFICES. 10. t3S Iro.ivay corner THIRTY.
GrsLs until D and 800 West thir, . corner
EiRhthaye No 1913 Four have FoU- 7oO
TLrd ave, corner Forty soventhst; No. LIJ7 Ihdave
xtiethst and nj the UANLEM OFFICE 5OO third
corner ono hundred and hih.st on 10 m, az
regular pice rates Also nROOKLYN ~ and 81 CoursL
49, ALE OF W LklAAnI MDDICI,Eo AMI
y INSTRUMENTS.
DEPOT QUAETRRNAsTRR's OFFICE,
IfOUSrON.sT. COR GREENE,
NKw YORK CITY, March g. 1895 y
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplcate will DO received at
this until l. oclOcg noon. April ~ i8Sj az which
time and place they will opened bidders
a. nay ,tend for the purchase Of quantity Of Veterinary
Medicines an instruments
crdues namrg The trcles and quantities giving all
ssay Inform tOn a. To ys bidding etc
had Jn application and samples OF articles seen
vi his once
Government the right reject any all bids
Terms lsh
Envelopes containing proposal, should be Pro-
Tie purchase NJ Neer
meats" and addressed 70 The undersigned.
IrNtY g. HODGES
Lieut.. Col Depty O NJ Genl. u. s. Army