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LATEST SHIP NEWS
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ARRIVED.
Stetu.i D Fsati HoEe5 PniadelphI mdse ani
sf@smshp Msrniou Fsrcloih. Nivannah IGdse ami
fframsAip AT Atruss. DAVIS fal hivc5
Bark lrma. Cumnins. ssgHA - tsys. sugar
Bark Aul-s. Daring E,tbethpoH Tor Portland
Fms Prnnn.,u, Dickson Cow Bay, a. b.. II tar. coal
BIZ, frontier. skinner. ki1teihper for Portland
Rrig George : berry F,s,.tt, Zss 20 dsrs
Rrg A ". b.. Belfantane. Gov Bay. G. II. o DAYS, eo.l
BIZ oliver tui. Bnmbshn Portau.Punce % tsTss eoies
Big Brisk Mn Cieuiuegos ~ DAYS, sugar
ossNs-WiyER AsD CO.SrNasr
Sr,,n Scranton krw.lsrcH Aii, Alhanv.
Tha. goaper. Newport Juies Terry, Harera~
x Hoffman bridgeport Esuseu. Eiribethport
Id1 A Th,vrr Bridgeport. Only Son. Elkabebror.
Sarsh Mills, kew.ll,vrn. Hsngrs. thssbe'hpott
MACY Hagan. NV Haven, D. K Kane. kinhethpOt
sarah Jane Newport Hudson. Ehabeh.ott
J EOusensn. Bridgeport. kaue ntnEer jacksonville.
Hslrah Mu-iu, BRIDGEPORT Ssrah Am. Kifshethport-
Nsrhs iRpe iinnipn Dart khfdbcthpou.
-. y Al psghy. ~ u Randolph Ehfabsthport.
So, u,ns.r v Barkalcw Elinbeihpof.
49,. 'Ei,,f.tbnor, Gtliornls. ElEabeihporL
lila L. klfsh-tAporl " usH ... 1SA,s'.nf"'.
Wa. Lopez kiUahehpesl Anb o. VA. hiIa0clnPoi.
y T. Smith KInhrthppd. Crinolne. NOr'0k
Nsi,d Queen Rrsbsihport Pr,i TYLER. New Brunswick
T. Msrutn klfshctlpou. Haze, Trenton.
send H.v.Ilrun,~ck W 7. Boggs, sonih Amboy
4 ID Itucka Nea
s.r,b virginia Care s. Webb. George.Own.
E,s Virgins. May A. kennedy, Virginia
cloud, New Brunswick
s,esu.p,-Caa and Manhattan. Liverpool sm Bremen; t.
bee. Cas ssloa. Rebsaea Glide Wilmington
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroy Sept % Arrived steamship Nebtune. Ner YORK brig
NJ Tnkrf philadelphia Belo~ steam tug Alert NeN'l0rk brig
Anuae aad hOus Phdelpha h l. srou IRON hoadOu' hoan
kswLoSpoS sept 20 Arrived brig James Crosby Alexandra.
sch Morgan three mae Asrandni Unes' three mss'ed)
A-rinds PoTsus Newburgh Sailed sehrs Dr. Franklin. 70
Leesbufg Newlort soop Jeen Dexter Proyncetouu
yacht CALYPSO Bridgeport To- he altered into steam yacht
Cleared steamship W. =. CLYDE. New-york
CH,RtsroN e.. Sept J0Arved steamer Ponetheus fron
PHI i~lph :. ,ehr anr, rhomss Ecwlork; Bss NewYok
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FAILURE OF MIR. L. V. ROBBINS,

CHICAGO, Sept vi hopp'p,s,, -, - :. ',e he
Of the Board OF Trade has failed hs nossd IN no
AZ The botton of the failure lie Offered ms ress""
Today rs President of the Board VI Ii'""'
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me Colehrnted Walter Grapt

Amer year, epereaos erder aud sse vsrsres
know WALTER aTst offered viii restore eonaiehes
grape sns 1t rts Its sbrrsn ns eos"s o.
ne yne gres go~e ,nl contains 10 ensers o.
use, At tue kssi ~h u sn s's1tss- n
n,rketinz We have foliage mcs. ueeeeS IA
soil ssehng Of The Dessse crossed WIN tao
DsBs better than either kpet, before the Hartford; ts'rcs
IA, rares hardest and variety No - eaeh NJ
No e. we yean Old slo orer 81 81 ro.itsf VI"
No charge for ysekpg Ssad stamp TOT oeao'n cav a
opinions Of May yineIaliss . 49,
Po.Ofncr Not,ce,-Ils yss Cor EnrOpe vii he d,ea,east
naa thIs ose. on TUESDAY fRtRspaY. sa Ilk3Af slss
and a. Stsisn sns H. ili q v sna i
and r. lI.lO aud att el"cka =
Also WEDNESDAY eaee Of the hour ~ clofsx which oil "
posted the General 0nss sse he Stations w TUESDAY
JAMES KxLLY. ~.
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DIED

.IMACKOn TUESDAY Sep, % John " Amck hossd nsbsd Of
ACME Marshes Almark iG the 5irh rear OF his age
residence, Ma
FRIDAY D. Faenis OF the family Fsspee1n1! ia'vi
LeeI, Yos1sh!ss Eus aal CA,losaa e,psu please eOph
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RIFCs ANDHKN T,
JANIS v FAER
T. d. VAN Wltk

The communication was adopted after sAort dcbhtc'
and the foayug series OF resolutions subsequently,
passed: .,-s...
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hf-'
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pfrtrs
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"A t.vfff efN Sea York q he rasuirg eecrn
H.ef hfe rrsoluiitHs De- ant o. 80 'i
nosna. ai' 10 10 lss rreaa fiaan tif
nsa ST To- a"a Espuaisan Gear i'i@e
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a.. led A. ths tt AL N.sI. Gsud az Cafn 80 ~
srTs lratfsii afrtilf
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r.na poll ts d. a. escl 'a slnfr - s-a's ~ lr
Ysao ~ s,,s that The efcsi. ol u Esglaa pay ir iA'
cugtlJ rf at protected
Tic secretary sutyrircd to forward c""- nl me
above report aud resolutions 90 the fcNcn! ion eph'
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FreckIes Tan. Plmpes &C., removed from %. F.cs By
PnLoxs L1TIpN sod By all Druggists aud b, fhALoN
4 soS No 81 BroAlssy, \. T.
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BASE BALL.

r, Last week the Alerts and Monekas OF Sag
nefDo Long Island divided themselves into Grant ana
,shour Clubs and played political game VI base ball,
WIN Tie following result:
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For the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, PHAtoS's Pa
pH.s W not chap the skin Sold By all DTugg - cent
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MARRIED.

Phaions Flor dc Mayon tho perfume TO- the handler
chief Soil by all Druggists. and by PHALoS soN, " \.
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Thrre Great stories.

THREE (.reai
rfIE DISGUISED TKAPPER OP oLANno
Tk p DsGss T TR.rf @" "s S SaScao
b the snsaer Of shs hy''s'i"ss aaasrr"
TIE TIE L IoI1tEsy OF or LIZ LnF
TaL LOTTERY or LiFH, ,o,v ,.,.o..u
Aud FLASH + ISL og E LIGHTNING.
FLASH OF LIGHTNING, , ,.o.o,,y n,sx
IN THE rIagsrpg coMrASoS the T,niiy P.p.r
America Price ecsD,s
American Imsr,tu,e.s @ortL, 's Iaiass 1iI -
q. a.0 co"ps s Baia: FEiSk MooEE nee seeesy.
cs. r Ssa s iss' Cooper 70.
Mr y zBA s explain M s ss.ssa HSs aa..s
,ls' "AeH ne" Inventions Anu D. TLLMAY cb,rsaa
Bariieits Reversible sewing Machines. are ssw "ni
-eay :" he u, Lo%ST ps4Sib RsLn y, en- ~. !.
al the Family Sewing Depo, No 90 roodrsy AsF-.o'a
Electric Tel.er.ph in CHM:
THE EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH coMrANvS osc.. kes a. .sa
IS s.su Organized rude special charter from the s'' Of h'"
'AP''AL ;oooS sisi,. sIoo i.' s'''''''
Hon. ANDREW O cuRriS' fhlsdspa..
PArL toRBEs q Pr'sil O. rs;ss - n.y.,
SISS %SaSSEF IN, aI;' g = d S.:G2
. o'I 'r raiSEs oi Ire: W., I ii s'Yy..
NICHOLAS Mck-Ks. S, cv!Sdsps.
a G. CURTIN. President:
GhoRSF coSASr, sscrslsry,
f 2soTSf < h actiGE Ii'f pl,delphi. soae,s
TIE o' Gsgsa sssg i,ess "a, Hon S",ss ss." q
caocsag g,l scsp0I e Fmpebg srnrsr, oat' v' pm,
Chise, dd tdgat dovs Ia " wv
,sti,s az OF 6,fgega a., go.0riag porte. ~.
1909 Gzca" 6a,Sj; Hong Kong fsoso
Swaor 2sJdJ roo CHOW, 2Jogo Wsacaa. Sri;
NBgpo toooo, Hausebeaa i0oVoi Shanghai, IOoeo fo's
Te psr have foreign comosce s9sCOn o
which have THE aeass nie'aa ecoee AZ
bpne rsass Ghe through 40 csnAs Aaa S ss's
Csble laid h Ccnpsr irs land hats snd
ssiahns speedy all Trustworthy VI c0mmaea'E sien
s, everywhere e toe communications o' ss
Goy,ament business sla Il sesl L espea' tea Wee
has 90 he og VI ceInAica'as 'eofA
ton ). br courier hHi and ~ scA0srs wateE
No enterprise ccwper gel Is y sfes'er aesre en9se,ss
capitalists and soe psps Nis OF 'ss asus2s A''os
commercially politically, and etsugeiicslI 1870, 20.
Shares tue insred nagseT may b. ostsinsd AZ
lsi Of S"VeHhe snd 90 passs
n amen 81 81 80 each, commencing December ''" 90
'Asg. paEXrL WINTHROP Co. BsaS'n' 40 @"'F'''
New u A. Il. d-I..
Nesiogt.
THE KATIOSAB BANK COMMONWEALTH New fot
Me.srs SPBNCkR VILLA Go. No IL Coagresssl. bs'e-
Msssrs DREXEL Co, Philadelphia u
u-ssrs J. /. BR0WNBbL CO. k.x yCk
Messr, JAY Connrnn q To- Wssliagteu D. G.
I..n FIRST TNlfOSAL EANK, Washington. o. C.
fHB MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Syrseuse n y
" HIGBY, Pequonuocf EstSnsl Bsss, Bridegroom Cosu
H. ORMSBRE M.luscar-rs Ins COMPANY Proviirses T. L.
Messra DOMAINE. KELLY i Co. San Faueiso'. Cal
a y. DAVIS CITY National Bssk, Hartford, Cons -.
Pamphlets
psr,iculsp 10 be bsd OF all Agents
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pEFEAT or THE OLYMPIcs.

a fhlLAbELPBiA, Sept. 30.-Ihe Cincinnati
s.D"i Club concluded their games here today ny de
MaE tne Olympics by a score OF Al 10 20 IN game OF
d. 81 IN the game with the Keysiones yesfef
iclnDsu Club WA NO ahead, but ~ being 700
- 70 hiisl Inc ninth innings the game Was called
@ gave me game 10 the Keystone Dy two The
'NN'" 'iuD started Tor be" YORK this evening
VICTORY FOR THE YALE MINI.
a. wv HAVEN, Sept. 30.-1lie game between
' 'aie nlhe AID tic LckiOIds Of BROOKLYN TODAY re-
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suited a victory for Vale Tho - 70 ~ The
game finely played, and much excitement was
manifested over the result
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Electric
10000 shsses, sIoo aAea

THE EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH CohrANiS OHe.. No
s5 hssuL ORGANIZED rnder special charter iroH The ssse
YORK a.. aaa ar
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MsG.iiy Gap. VIM H:i % mccoy ""
Sss. = % .: Himsn, hhLs Is!i. Il '"'nd John HI N'r''.
L oSl,vs sHss,yW o;SeTn John W; Ottoman
nP.Palmer 4 s; Pa;z Dr., Al Pstter.on 3 r;
GfP Psse Pierce SsS i eswe poI:Sa aSs
P,,sn Ps% Esas R.ss ReE q Reg
Peck Rev 5; Powell Thomas.
2-Queen Jsres II.
er Feldstein; Robinson Frank A; Robinson 3;
Rantus J smes K; Rosetta DR. Jnoi Richards James
aa EaSsr. sssS kiasssd Sia 1Ia &% Bell sSo'' A
sm th Cha. Y: Scott Edward l. spissSe % Es@ss;
sherman Geo NJ; so,ty Geo L; Spencer Gen Geo
sons; Shines Henry: smish Hsnry s.iius S1 j. Shelley
~ sChSheld Jno; stafford p Sergeant yas
Stanton NJ sinoss as,hia! stcIs oSE@n ssauiaias
M ssP WIZ a'si sesssIs
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rssn Gem SUSs.
Jno Tilton Isaac; Thomlson James; Thompson
fPSaPns s%R FS5pT ~ nG Ts, T%S. Tss
Turner J; Thomas. wm; Tafe WIN. -
Bs Wv v.a hs1iss 6s 'no
wMmwillis Nv II wilson W,;,,v vi wslksr W
Wiiams BsisS; Ma.h hins,cn % cba. WooS'p SpisfG q,
Wellington Daniel; Millianas D a; Wilson Daniel !;
Wilson Edmund &; White L l.; Wise Geo II ash
ington Gee W: Washington Geo: Weeks Geo;
WeuRht Geo; Whitehorn e A: Wsshourn VI G !;
Williams Henry NJ: wheelock DR. Harrison: Well.
ebey James ": Worthing'on Henry T; Walker
Wagner Jno; Wilson Jno VIM: Waters Jas 81: /:
Woley 6; Watts James; White james; Warren
White Truman 8: Wright Thomas: wiiisms IN
g: Wiley Wu B. Whitnes Il: Whistler Vim;
zsr Mm; Walton VIM n Williams " D; Winters
Capt Nm: Watson ] v. "|.t| -.
Y-YtUng Chas; Yeoman j r.
Z-Iinbi i'm Joln; Zeh W II. ..
MIsCELLANEoUs.--The Peoples Weekly 8:
M II = .: w ashington Post on CO Box sO5 20
Hope Division, Ne 10. of IT, Excelsior Diyis-
wa;hs-" III s. J.BOWEN, p. NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

The reputation this excellent medicine -uioys is
derived IRON its cures, many u which are truly
where the system seemed saturated with corrup-
.ion, haze been purified and cured by it. sorofu
were RsiDfuy sfiisiins: have been radicsiiy cured
In such great numbers ia almost every section of
the country. that the public scarcely need to be
Informed Of its virtues or uses
enemies Of our race. Often this unseen and unfe:t
tensn, Of the organism undernines the eonstitu;
ficn- and invites the attack OF enfeeblfng fatal
diseases without exciting suspicion OF its pres
epce Again. IL seems TO breed infection through
out the body. and then. on some favorable pccs-
develop into or ether OF its hiieOus
In M se msS be or nd.a a
IN the lungs or heart. or tumors formed in the
LIVER % or hsT. its grssemcs BY srgptis1s rs On the
,s Of Ssts Of 5s. Sa
md s.h ns ,sIl2yss 1sursa5: generally
,honys Fire; Rose or .Erysipsias. letter, Salt
ka abs ohtf sqnDop. or visible oT sTs
scrofulVus disease. Also. in the more concealed
Fpey.r RepFsfsis, sas the % various sf:f rfcsroas,
stecfi.ns Of the muscular and nervous systems
eur-d by It though long time is required for sub
Suisg these obstinate malsdies by any medicine.
Ulc-rations. and Female Diseases, are commonly
Minute D SneePun. oE
each case are found in Almanac. supplied
gratis. heumatism and Gout. when caused By
accrnula'iors OF extraneous matters in the blood,
yisa qTiekIy 70 il IS ,I.o Live, COmplsints Tor
and Jsqpdice, when arising as they often Do. from
re.tore9 sng g'SSH fST m
yig1r Ot the system. Those who are Laaeud and
Listlesa, Desp0ndept Sleepless, and troubled with
Nervous Apprehensions or Fears, any of the AT
factions ptOmatie Of Wea knees will ind irnne-
dsfe relief and eenyincing evidence Of its restora
tive Dow pon trial
PREPARED
DR. J q. AVER 4 CO.. LOWELL. MAss,
PRACTICAL AM ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
Sold b. di Druggists Everywhere
z. d. GILMAN,
nh 4-eo3m Agent " ashiugtoa.
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LADIES, LIST

Addison Anthony Mrs; Allen Elizabeth. Ar
seos Emilie; Adi.ou Mary. 2; Ames Mrs; Ashley
rs. B.BSyls AEMr,; BrSwn ? W Miss Barnes
d. iney Mrs. G:1A ss aIi M.ry Bar aq
sIssnss narsasi Brian siisH sfoof. Nm Mars aIs
81 ss1.S Mrs; f5' B1.ad1 h'si Sarah S'ea.
C-CampbeiI Arimetts Mrs: CLARK Alice: era
gen Ar.; Campbell Carrie. 4: Carlton Carri-;
Chapcy S.thsrine Mrs. Clsaments Eliza Mrs;
Geo J MIs, 3; Carter Josephine: Coliias Jose
R,iDt g Cb,ldIEss % Li..is .tinds, MMEs: Csrte-
man Mrs; Censni PanIine s. tsIkins 4 Mia
thild kOss Coos Viva Mrs:
SeOrgi.ha; Drs~ Harriet Mrs: Delsney MarIa,
EE si.h S.sais sa sr Evan. sispi iBssas Eesa a
cts oesanisi Etehinson Rschsi II
Foley Catherine; FoGits Corneiis: fisher h
Mr.; NJ frssm@p nr Lizzie; I.Id NsTths; FitlnO,,i'
n.rys MR.; Francis Mrs.
re; G,ay MT, c Annie il Glasan s % GW Mrs, Cray Hsr
NAT 4; Gray Priscilla, George Alice: Graat
H-Hinion A6a Il: Howard Charity Mrs: liant
Mrs; Hawkins Fannie Mrs: HuDteT Fanny Mrs
Jennie; Harrison Jennie MIs; HswGin4 Kitty Ms u .
& nsnySn pi,. MAJ Si MJs Hamilton Pauline J; Had
u Irving Mary. IrvinZ Sarah Mrs JOnrs
j J mes Emma JuTden Emma. Jackson : Al
mrsi Johnson Lucy Mrs. Johnson Nr-. hrar,
May v: johnson Mrs, SoIian Margt
h-kelt0n Allan Mrs; ktes Eliza, els John
MIsi kennie Minerva; Nay Susie; kuhns Sarsh
L-Lafin Ably NJ Mr.: Lutts Clara. Lauch N
q; Lester Lizzie; Levy a NJ Levi. Su,ar
MIS-: Long sallie Ms.
M-Mickle Mrs. Moore Annie Murdo, I
amelia; Marsh L Mrs: Mason Eis!~ Mrs Hcs,
Ter Kills; Martin Il sttie Z MurdOck Hattie Nrs
miehasI Mrs: Morris Msribe; Murphy Margt:
Miller Resina Mrs Martin Sarah; Mason sydney
hrs; Marsh yictOry
Mc-McFaddsn Ellen MIs: McKeen Hattie
Mrs; McCormSC Mary Mrs.
N-Siehoiss Amelia Mr.. Norris Annie Neat
O-Owens Elizabeth; Orth Mari p
P-Pesrson Clara Phillips SsuniA: PIayrer
Henry Mrs; Peasants Katie: Powell Lucinda Mr.,
Pherix Mary Jane: Powers Mary Ann: Puilen
IL -Rol eTts Mrs Rollins Hstty Mrs; Ringold
May q, Robinson MARY L. Russ II Mar Jewett
Mr., Ksiiey RebeCes Mrs; Rel : Mrs Reber
ss-seott Iizzir. col; ssihert Lizzie, =. smith
Shrfhsld MARY; Sinith Mar.aret Agnes; Smi:li
Mary j, Stewart Mrs, sticket Mar Z scott Polly
Nrs: sauirsn Rachel
T-Thomr>on Annie Mrs; Tracy Ann Ms
Teral Bezta; 1hs upsCn Catherine Mr.: Turr 81
Ma Mrs Talb0tt Louisa; Tn cmpson Mars
Wv OOdw ard Ann NJ WiIlard Bette NJ Wink
held Car ry: Wright lara Mr.: Washington Ella.
Williams u srrety Mrs: Wallace Lou Mr. vii
Hsnss Lizzie T Ms. Wyatt Lel tie: Wilson Mar
v; Williams Rosa; Warren :. G. Mr.: Wightusn
susan b Weaver virgins.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
From EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CARL

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
A Crisis in English Pelitics-The Irish
thurch Question in Parliament-The
Ministry Again Defeated.
LONDON, May 1.-The debate in the House of
Commons last night on Mr.. 9ladstones re.
solves for the abolition Of the irish Church
was continued until late hour. Lord Ecaho
opposed the resolves as untimely. Mr. q I i'd
stone closed the debate on the Liberal sidewith
powerful speech against the continuance of
The Irish Church. He defended himself from
the attacks made upon him. personally drny.
ing that he had any part or lot ia the projects
of the Ritualists or Catholics.
Disraeli followed in bitter speech, calling
the scheme for the abolition of the Irish Church
one of confiscation and violence, to which the
people of England would never consent
division of the House took place on the first re.
solve Of Mr. Gladstone, and it was adopted by
a Liberal majority of65
MI. D'Israeli said that in consequence of the
action of the House the minister's needed time
to decide as to what course they should purs ue
day next. "a n = .
The London papers generally consider the
division a decisive one. -
LONDON, May Is P. M.-DIsraelI has gone
to Osborne TO consult with the q ueen.
LONDoN. May y1-ForenooD.-Conso OILS a3I aga
American securities are heavy, but nominally
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 1-Forenoon.-Cotton dull
prices unchanged: sales Of the week amoun mt to
$4,000 bales, including $1,000 bales for export.
and 11,0OO bales for speculation. The total
stock in port is 526,OOO bales, of which :al 900
bales are American. The shipments Of cotton
from Bombay. according to the correctsd re-
turn since the last report, up TO April l., were
80 400 bales. Breadstuffs. provisions, and pro-
duce unchanged.
The steamer Russia. from New York ON the
22d uli., arrived here last night
LONDON. May 1-Afternoon-Conso and
American securities are unchanged
LIVERPOOL, May Afternoon.-Cotton
quiet; sales of 1900 bales: prices unchangpd
The total stock of Cotton afioat bound to Eng
lish ports, is S5,u0I bales. of which 10000 bales
are American. Breadstuffs dull. ...
SOUTHAMPTON, May 1.-The steamer Ear.
monla, from New York, has arrived.
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Remar la Bile DrsertiOu Ease IN fh.css,-
Husband Ab>conds With ST. 900
From tbe CHIC go Renublican. ApriI -

From the Chica 60 Republican. April y-I
a sad case of supposed swindIinx and ieser-
ton, on the part OF a husband tow ards ms wii.
and family, has just been developed. the M
Gums anCes concerning which are As follows.
Illiam Straight, w@il-to-do farmer. upriI
recently living near Mononeahela. Pa has
oeen n arried man for some eight years. Ua-
M the tall OF 1851. he seemed TO be loving ana
devoted husband but since that time h. has
not proved himself the bonest. upright man
that fond wife supposed him 10 BE- During
the fall just passed. Straight paid a visit 10 this
weeks.
After his return home with ms wife thoueb,
that his conduct had changed toward her, and
although believing that she was no Longer
loved she endeayored to make his home a han
py one. One day when he was oyerhauling
SON papers Photograph Of a beautifuI wom-
and fell 10 the foor, and was picked up by his
little boy, who asked his father VII n vas
The little fellow was informed that N Was n
picture OF cousin. Mrs. Straight Obtained
possession OF me photograph, aud was a. onee
sstisneo That IL represented 10 relation of theirs
TO make II more suspicious 70 her ,ealous
mind, the back Of the card dehoted thai AZ had
been made in Cbicago.
Last April he sold out in Pennsylyania and
came 10 this city, on his way Tor Muska-or
Michigan. The family arrived here on the iIth
instant, and went on board the propaIler
Truesdell one week ago last Th ursday. As the
oaggage had not Yet arrived, Nr. Straight
volunteered 10 remain in Chicago and take
charge Of the same. Since then he has not baeu
seen by his wife and little son. Mrs. Straight
says that she II certain that he had in his poss-
ession Sl6VV0; Of this large amount s3.oOj was
her private property.
Thinking that her husband would soon Col
low, she remained on the boat an was con vey-
ed 10 Muskecon. where she awaited the ARRIVAL
OF Mr.. Straight, but ali in vain. Determined
10 ascertain, II possible. the reason of HE long
absence, she returned 10 this CITY, arriving yes
terday forenoon in The Comet. She al once re-
ported the above facts al the Central Police
Station, 10 Detective Sergeant Moore who Aid
ed by experienced help, VIII soon, undoubtedly.
unrayel the mysury attendant upon the hus,
bands absence.
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GENILENEN'S LIST.

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PRIZE FIGHT TODAY

BOSTON, May lit is reported that prize
hght took place this morning a. Saugus, be.
tween two men named George Cheer and ike
u Brirn in which the latter was declared the
victor early in the fight from foul blow gwen
by Cheer.
A second dispatch states that the fight took
place on the Franklin Trotting Park. al Siu-
gus. There Were about TWO hundred specta-
tors present. The battle lasted one hour
O'Brien getting the worst OF il, when the re-
feree decided foul against Cheer, and gave
OBrien the stakes of $780, ..-.