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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-24

DUBLIC Scholastic Public Free Schools
i Of Staunton will open on MONDAY. Octo-
Der 9th, at clock, A. M
:, Pupils will present certificates of having paid
1ne capltation tax of 1872, also of vaccination,
bsfore being registered.
it's highly important that all be present at
regarded and classified.
MAJ. Il. NJ BELL,
President of the Board.
CAPT. P. B. HOGE,
Secretary, ,pa,
JOHN ]. LADDD, AM.
Oct 24>lt Supt of Pub. Schools
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A NICE WORKING MANS PARTY.

All the pretensions of the Radical party
to be the friend of the working man" or
indeed the friend Of anybody except Office
seekers and negroes seem to be blown to
pieces as soon as they come to light. Read
the folIowino
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-24

LNoR SALE. The good will, Stock aud Fix
u lures of good paying business, for sale at
a reasonable price Good reason given Good
chance for young man with small capital
Apply to E. NJ. CUSHING,
Oct 2473t% q.f Auctioneer.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-24

CHARLOTTESVILLE and Winchester Cassi-
~ meres for Men and boys just received by
Oct "a W. H. WELLER'S
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-24

+ NOTICE To COAL CONSUMERS.
| am prepared to furnish best Kanawha Coal
by car load, at reasonable rates. -s4s G
Oct 24-3t W. A. BURKE, Agent.
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CHOICE CoFFEES.

GUILD DRlP SY RUPS, OF New York make.
Also a fine stock of
SARDINES, Imported
CALIFORNIA SALMON and 2 lb. Cans
MACKEREL, Celebrated Br ands
DUTCH HERRING, In kegs imported,
SMOKED g Scaled best
OLIVE OIL, Imported, etc, ect.
VERMICELLI, ITALIAN,
MACCARONI, 81
RICE, TAPI0CA, CORN-STARCH ETC.
LENTEE4S.
CHINA PRESERVED GINGER, Genuine.
CHERRIES IN FRENCH BRANDY,
PEACHES IN FRENCH BRANDY,
QUEENS OLIVES, 4ges
PINE APPLES, in l and ID cans
y u u, 4~..
IMPoRTEe PICKLES, i.s".,-i.
ALL KINDS OF SPICE 4 lole or ground,
put mp 10 suit,
IMPORTERS ca i LIZ So.
, 1873-04-12
Translation.
Janus August Gaxde,

Governor Qfhe Danish Weahndia Islands, Knight Of Dan
ue5rQg and Danne6rQgsm0nd,
ET KNOWN On the most submissive representa-
aA ton Of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the King
has been most graciously pleased by Resolution of 18th of
February 1878 to sanction the following Ordinance, CON
corning the d~ehayment Of expenses attending certain in
Productions of Labourers to the Island of st. CroiX, passed
by Bird discussion. in the Colonial Council for st. Croix the
18th Of August 1872, and Professionally sanctioned by the
then acting Governor Of the Danish Westindia Islands the
5th of September 1872 =
, 1873-04-12

Whenever Iabourers with reference to whom the en-
0ctment in s 3 letter d. Of the Ordinance 9th June 1862
are not applicable, as prescribed by the Ordinance OF End
July 1866 ) l, are introduced into the Island OF ST Croix
either tor account OF the Public, OF by private individuals
under the control of the Authorities concerned and with
pecuniary aid from the ImmigratiOntund, the vperson en-
ploying the labourer for the first year shall defray one third
part Of the expenses attending the introduction of the I'M
migrant into the Island, and the remaining two thirds shall
be betrayed by the Immigrationfund. OF the amount SO
betrayed by the Immigrationtund, the half or consequently
one third part CT all the expenses, shall be considered as
an advance to be refunded by the person employing the
labourer for the second year, whether he be the first en-
ployer or another party. The same rule shall be appica-
Bile, where an immigrant has contracted tor q term OF SeVe-
raj years to one person.
The amount of the expenses treated of in s / shall, IN
so far as the contribution and advance from the Immigra~
tiontund are concerned, be kept within the limits that
might be fixed by the Superior Authority after dellbera-
ton with the Colonial Council.
So.
Passes for labourers that have been introduced into
the Island under this Ordinance shall be furnished with a
remark stating that the bearer is an immigrant of one or
two years stay in the Island. Omission thereof shall be
punished by fines not exceeding 25 dolars-Cases arising
from transgrcssions of this enactment shall be treated as
public POlice-suis.
The Superintendent of immigration is required to pro-
cure information of the place of abode of every imported
labourer after the first year Of their arrival, and shall make
report to the Superior Authority of all employers who
have to pay the amounts due according to ) 1 of this Ort
dinance as a contribution for the 2nd years engagement
"a.
The enactments contained in the. Ordinance of 2nd
July 1866 are hereby repealed, in so far as they are OPP
posed to this Ordinance.
To which all concerned have to conform.
The Government of the Danish Westindia Islands,
St. Thomas the oath Of March 1878.
UNDER MY HAND AND II SEA- OF GOVERNMENT.
AUG. GARDE.
IL. s.
Carl HaRensep.
, 1873-04-12

Mar Arbeidere med Hensyn til hvilke, i Henhold til
Anordning 2den JUL 1866 l de / A%nordning CITE Juni
1862 ) 3 Litra d. i%ndehoIdte Bestemmelser like komme til
Anvendelse indt6res til St. Croix, hvad enten we'd oaentIig
Foranstaltning eller at Private under TiIsyn af Diet Oftnt-
lige og med Underst6tteIse af OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, udredts
en- Trediedeel at de til I%ndt6rselen medsaaede Omkost-
ninger af den, som tager Arbeideren sin r. 1cste for Diet
f6rste Aar, og to Trediedele at ImmigratiOnstondet At Diet
saaledes af Fondet udbetaIende Be6b b~etragtes HalydeIen,
altsaa en- TrediedeoI at samtIige Omkostninger, som ct For
skud, der TiHfelde at nyt Engagement oliver at refundere
af den, som tager Arbeidereni sin Tjeneste tor det andet
Aar, hvad enten denne er den f0rste Arbeidsherre eller en-
Anden.
Den samme Regel f6Iges, bvor den ankomne Arbeider
er festet for fere Aar til cen Person.
Storrelsen at de / foregaaende 5 1 neyrte Omkostnin-
ger hoIdes, torsaavidt angaaer Diet at Imnigrationsfondet
ydede Bidrag og Forskud, indentor den Grandse, som
Over0vrigheden efter ForhandIing med ColoniaIraadet
MATTE fastsette.
De Opsigelsesbeviser, der meddeles Arbeidere, som ere
indf6rte under n@rverende Anordnings BestemmeIscr,
skulle indeholde Bem@rkning ON, at Paagj@Idende er I'M
migrant med ct ener 2 Aars Uphold her paa Gen. Und-
ladelse heraf strafes med B6der indtil $25. Sager ON
Overtredese af denne B~estemmelse behandles som odent-
lige Politisager.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dor skate sig OpIysning
ON allie indf0rte Arbeideres Opholdssted, we'd Udl0bet at Diet
f0rste Aar efter deres Ankomst, og gj6re Indberetning til
Over6vrigheden ON de Arbeidsherrer, som have at betale
Diet ifolge : 1 at denne Anordning paa dem faIdende Bidrag
for Diet andet Aars Ijeneste.
"a.
De Anordnngen at eden JUL 1866 indeholdte Be
s~temmelser, der ere 8tridende mod nerverende Anordning,
opheves.
Hvorefter allie V~edkommende sig have at rette.
G~ouvernementet for de Dansk Vestindske Der,
St. Thomas den 24de Marts 1878.
UNDER MIN HAND OG G"OUVERNEMENTET SEGL.
AUG. GARDE.
u. 81
Carl Hattensen.
, 1873-04-12
Janus August Garde,

Gouoernew for de dansb veshndisbe Der, Bidder at Dane
bQg Qg DanehQgsm0nd,
GJ0R V~ITTERLIGT: Paa F-inantsministeriets derom
VI nedlagte Observation-Disclosures Forestiling her Diet be-
haget Hans Majestet Kongen we'd allelh6ieste Resolution
af 13de Februar d. A. allernaadigst at stadteste f0lgende
at Colonialraadet for St. Croix we'd 3de Behand ing den
lode August f. A. vedtagne SAINT af den f~ungerende Gou-
verneur for de dansk vestindiske Der under ste September
f. A. f~orel0big stadfpstede Anordn.og angaaende UdredeI-
ST. Croix -
, 1873-04-12
ORDTNANCE

concerning the defFayment Of expenses
attending certain introductlons of La
bourers to the Island of st. Croix.
, 1873-04-12
ANORDNING

~angaaende Udredelsen at Bekostningerne
we'd visse Indf6rseler af Arbeidere til
ST. Croix.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

pop LIyRRPOOI-In steamship C,ut Aug. 16 -Bmilans
LlODa Mrs Lloas Miss Rosa NJ Lloua Master saD.on LON is
Kinglsr Capt Leslie Leslie, Master Fletcher Master h'
Iseeay John Hay Mr. J.etso Mrs J,e M Mn, n;
I,ertle Ward James, Miss James infant ana
nurse W. H. Thompson daughter and servant George ooupn'
C. Gsrete, Emil Roger Mrs b. A. Douglas No 6 =,
II Bromley D. Atwood u W Eihs. f"p" -: Nm
stern children. Henry ROebuet gohn Wilson toosf neh n
NELL H. L. Cans VIM Cochran, c. Weed Mrs. Weed Don Ahks
PoR LiyERpooI0ia ss.qmshp 0ree. Ang l6M,. Lucy
Gr6n Geo FISH, Mary Faon Anstin, Henri bAre '9hn
, Ts h. o n fdrar TI and ~ Hs"ra Hooper Whit
and iamy hiss Ellen Wbiakef Macen.ye s esr T
Han DaId Bsyerdge T. a. Wild Ann Carter H. Bshd Master
Bland, Miss Mary Hodgson, hrs ho1ssoH' M h@'"' -
FOR LTyERPoOL-In steamship srarta, Aug i6ass ha5ha
wheaey Joseph S: the Rev. j. Guest W r. hpAihs, tn
VIE Mrs wsOb Mrs e. H. Matthewson O. eyworss and
Mrs Marshall and child, james T. Little 'ohn W. iouns MIS- O anu
For IrygRpOOL-yn seamshtp Cfv of London Aug l6hrs
Eleanor Barker Mr. Steers H. Leah Dr. Won Kaufman w 'See
children, AAut and ChaS Rnerose y a. D.%s n
Collins Hamilton L. James NJ g. Soler, l. H. sanders
Ms r. Adams Ely Murray Mrs Lizzie H. Persons NM Pollard ana
goR IOyDONTa steamship Denmark Aug l6Miss Jane Patch
Mrs ST. p Wells and infant Miss Emma Sherck MS nnnin na
Raphael John Daley w Mnnerng and WIFE NJ A. Ma1nenng Mss
LueT Mannedng Mary Mayer Dnckmanton Hy Miekendo
Alexis Gagulcr W. sutton b. j. BroWn henry pull Many
Men.is Franz Stanber, Augustus Rgnard and vile. .
FOR GLAsGOw-iE Steamship Anglia Aug l6-Arhhah Weh'
erspoon Mr Turner James Campbell w Tyler William Ehott
Miss Ny A. Porter Tyler Miss Eliza McLaren Miss COrre Nc
Laren, Miss MARY Mcmillan, Mr. Nicholson. - 49,
POR sAvAHSAh-La steamship Montgomery. Aug l6-Wm
g. g. ColHn J. Meyers H. Kayton Mrs. H. H. Kavton, Mr. May
Humphreys Wi Parce, Mrs Pearee Salvatore saTaess
FOR sAYANNAi-In steamship SaIeador. Aug. 49,. D.
Wiuk c. B. Dbbe w. Robertson NJ McCabe, MISS hs hung
Ou.ckenbOs N Dana Leopold W. T. Thompson, Henry
Howard Ms NJ B. Adams Henry Wing and vile and iniAn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
DsPARrUss OF FoREIGY NAILS
MONDAY. Aye IS.

TUESDAY. Acc. 19. .
Mails for IIsvsss direct bv steamship Columbia Close At
Supplementary Mail for double postage letters and pnsa nsS
closed at 246 Steamship sails m hc% Pier No 10 ~ a.
Mails for steamship st. Olaf close az IL NJ SseAP
WEDNESDAY AUG. 20. .
Mali, for the German direct Bremen bv the eamn
Bremen IL Supplementary Mail ior double
tiers and printed matter closed the Post once at Io H.
a.s for Europe Queenso and Liverpool per
Idaho close al 1890 .. m. Supplementary NAL for aoeDe
postage letter, and printed closed a the posohee 2io
Steamship sails at .. from Pier No. 40 " H. 80 D.
Mails for Panama Apnwa Central American ana oou
6c ports etc per tie steamship Queea close a. pa n o'e1n
shp sails at ~ ~. from Per No. AZ n R.
Mails for Raope via Plymouth CherbOug and Hamburg pr
.hp laamonia At 1880 supplementary MAI 'o'
postage leliers printed matter is closed at me
M Steamship salts at from loot Of hrnss a,
Mails o Havana direc. steamship City OF Merida close
M Supplementary Mail for double postage letters ana p' III.
matter IS closed the PosOnce AZ 2;so p m e"~"'' 49,
Mai. for Bermuda BY the steamship Abemae. close At m
Steamship sails at D. m. from Pier No. 81 ~ H.
Mails Newfoundland close at the fos,o acc 1880
o IN. Steamship salts from Portland Me- ." i
Mai for u,ns.r ~ 49, closed q, NewYork POonce every
iay at o. n and goes via Boston. =, ,.h,n pa
Mi Tor Ffsnce direct via and Havre. By the steamship
rere 6;30 p Steamship sails early on oauu'' nun
i'' Nv ~ sATURDA1 AuG. % -,
M,is for Britain and France only via Qaeenosn ana
& letters matter Is closed at the Pos
at 9 D. Steamship sails at p IN from " hie o'Af D"~'
Ferry JERSEY City. - -. ..u.n.h,, Ms,
.e AZ 10 m Supplementary Mail for doubepostAge letters ~
printed matter closed at the PostOhcs 81 il9 M
sails At 2 D. IN. from foot Of Third-st hoooken;
closed Nal Is sent oY n M
Mails for St Thon Bnanl. the Argentine hePuDhc "Ss
etc by the steamship close al m seamsnip san
81 3 D from Pier No. AZ " X -, -. =, q n m
City ot Soo' @
Steamship salts at 3 o. m from Pier No. ~ r. r.
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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM LIvERPOOI-Ia steamship 9byssHG, Aug l6-Mr. and
Mrs Rutan a GRAHAM Mr. Hamilton, Thomas Harwood
Bancroft Miss Sbpey Dr. B. W. Jameson Mr. and Mrs Cbrs
tie Miss Chrysue and Mrs. L. Aco Mr. aad Mrs Lockwood
Wother.poon Mr. Mrs Donald W. C. Morrill, Mrs PerTe
Miss Young msd boy and infant William Ne
Mr. White Mr. and Mercer, Mr. ard Ms W. H. Hoover Hiss
CLARK NJ Hail. Little A. Little W. Tdmas Hy Hudston NJ
AMI Oopenhemer children T. RuerSorh j. Hnyrol
Miss s. Twsme Mrs. Heuogg and chilli w. oheaop W.
Chah Mr. Mrs Thompson child infant and nurse JOS wood
D. Bwiug George hyde. c. Hill, MI s. G. Peck Mrs Allen
Valentine, Hiss ~ Grant s. swamsh n
Brown, A. Burghaus, three Misses VCaiagSan' 70
ward Bans II. Taraut, Miss L. Bayley, Miss h. j. hepp
~ A Denham. j. Sculy Nes Mtander j. hsroy
MIR ani Misses Eimore Mr. ADD Mrs kearns a r.
We-r r. Ead Whitaker Miss Gs6e hth
Tor aud children Iy Muller, Mr.. Bulge Hendrix W Ws,d
Jas arny DL o. lIara. Miss Ldwton NJ Clark ~
Wbitpey Miss French Nixon, WIN. Kntz Ihos Coleman
H. Joung b. L. Fanshar A. Jones. d. HaTshorn Mrs Iayo VI
G. LBcoin Ellis C. Noage, w. A. ChsdwIck '" j. keto m
Parry n smith smith Miss Hattie Smith Mrs Jole MI and
Mss Lechenselne SindersOn H. G. Madan Mrs Peek and
sses Peck Moore s. Bonus s. r Taylor MIS- Paos aad
daughter Scott Krying Rev j. H. Hopkins, MI and hs IL
p Perre r. Bergtoh, T. Mortimer, Mrs PTelSeL -
FROM Steamship RIptdn Aug lbMrs j. N NAV
ma, and children Maupas John Tens and wife Lowell NJ
iech Mira Alex Irving and chdren Mrs KooI aud children
Miss B. Apborp Apthop Mrs A. sulter and infant Mrs d.
r. Brannan NJ IL. Daniels A. HGkAess. Cnas H.
Goodwin T. r. Desbon. r. A. Chamberllin. - -
FROM SAVANNAH In steamship H. Lfvtnoson Aug I'D W.
Davis WISE M Kan Mss Riley Mrs Ulmer W. Sehop-
nerds W. n HaDcks T. Beyser NJ Eksn " kahn Mrs DouneI
e. Gemenden Erich samuel Derett j. A. Phillips L. Cold
berg J. Resented W. Kerr p Monat1 McNegh Jno Bresnaa,
r. Heidi Stoue vile and children; j. d. Firoinks Geo.
Yorz T. Van PelL
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE z.
PORT or hBw -yORS....

PORT OF SBw-yORx....~......--- l6
CLEARED.
Steamship City OF Merco Sherman. Havana and Meco r. Alex
steamship ppi. Crowel NeS0eans T. Baker Co -
esm,hp City Of AUSTIN aeCreey Galveston via Key west T. d.
TlsA ss,,saaS RSs'T: Is S.so
steamship Charleston Berry. Ss1,oS S w S%R'd Co.
steamship KRight Terry Georgetown D. VI j. '. Ae0Yon
steamship yer.us Berry Boston H. p DimOet.
steamship Weser a. Gl Wlegerod Bremen via southampton
steamship Regulator PHILADELPHIA LoIlard Steamship Co.
steamship Ann "a HSs Ss rI a1ssS bo;d Hi mcs
ak Regina (Aas Gibraltar for orders A. p
BARK British Crown Brl Andrew Rotterdam. Geo. r. BusT
BARK Caso ~ psnal, Pernsn5aeo. ii. II: srn Co.
Sai1 e..o. Ia;9IIs B9fia@d dearborn GO.
B Bms Proteas, Mcguire Boston, Jed Frye E6o. '
Big Glpssr tBrJ Jayne, Jsremie, A. Abbott
gs Jane SoEsGSd Anar;ss c.dsa.. s hi L0qd Co.
s ss II k sa F s sa fRs ss ss.s' S sS Co.
ss saws soT Russell. SG'1 YORK Ae ca B. TaSss
Brig Riverside OBJ , Lane, Kingston, D Bnsh.m
Tough -
steamship sSyns "a, 2' P kSfPfS Aug and Queens
steamship Coe Kemble. nsworieaas Aug o. with mde and
sse.S.sp Gen Meade Troy NswOeAus with mdse and pass
sstsnsso Pembroke ) Williams cariT Aug 2, with mase
'ns south Carolina Beckett Charleston with mis and pass
s,am,SS stteras STARK Iewes Del fruit &S to Old Dominion
ss-s@sEp F.ncOn Bragg Portland with mise and to J. p
o, a.. ,o IA, = -.
p.s. 70 Murrsy Ferris Co.
LsT oSdSn So S t,s Nth xs sS. ,, ,
Mann o Windsor SD Brown. Rio Jheiro Jau H. in
Bari Acacia (of Boon Anderson Maau,as sugar
hOndego Orb Lombard CsPa Bay 80 days. with cedar and
BARI 1nue Newell f st. Johu N b. Newell cab.sn IA days,
with - 80 .
of Boson) Wilson Sagu, Ii days With sugar.
Auguste Te.re (Ger Lctfed "A days lse
Bark Abby Merrill Gibrssr 32 days. with
Bark Josie Mildred lot Boton CHM Csbaen ID
Bark visior CsoEl oLsu Bristol RasI.nd 4S DAYS. 10 ballast
bars Arcadia tsoL sench Carf 81 das with railroad iroa
Bark Andrew C. Bean of POran Wooster 81
tof Harwish Chase Trinidad Cuba 20 days. wA
"sal. ,,...,,,. Mi. p.,.,, c.,,. III. 70 a.,
Brig Pathfinder tOi HSby n 81 Cousins Cow Bay 10 with
coal
big Pavont (SOr) Knuisen Greeuoek 60 days in ballast
brig Sunnysde of Dendee Alexander Liverpool 80 days with salt
Bug Carrie Pu noa of Tophsml whtemOrs fndsd CabA 10
brig tO Buc.spOr Go Ta>pap % days with mahogany
ke i.'H n ~ ~ = =
Bs Prairie (o potandI Gsesa Maanu.s 10 d.ys with
snr ss, Cswe sseu. MIuatau, meeo 50 DAY.. With cedar
Brig TSon.s (Of Porlnd Gupa Cabsen IL day, with
Brig Kok Smith, ceufuesos 10 days with sugar and o,....
Brig Hiram Aoa to "saAse, Perkas PrOSreso days
Beg J Price, Rio Grands Sal ~ days With hides and
wool
weob (of Deer le, Match Ia days with
fruit, u -
scar Nassau Abarr. Cat Island 10 days. pine
spssa'0s lof u.Il. Peters San Bids 70 days. vita
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LONG BRANCH.
GOSSIP AND IDLENEss-FEMNINE AMUsEMENTs-
THE STORM.

GOSSIP AND IDLENEss-FEMININE AMUsRMENTs-
THE STORM
IRON THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
LONG BRANCH, Aug 1.-THE ladies of
Long Branch, when all other amusements fail have one
which never loses Its INTEREST," 1t is and novel;
1t has no time nor It is proposition, and
the continuance Of subject disposed Of 1t excl
sive and II is catholic 1t is general AMI Ia special
1t is free as the air OF heaven, and yet 1t is crcum
scribed It is something often inherited, but more fire.
queny acquired IL improves by practice; 1t is sought
and avoded-it is gossip 1t generally conceded that
gossip Is thing peculiar to women, and all know
that there few women wholly innocent and indie
pendent of 1t. That they given to IL large
watering place hotels than at their homes must be APP
parent 10 all who consider that In the latter ladies
rarely meet except formal when they have
neither the leisure the disposition TO indulge In the
affairs OF other people, while in the hotels several
hundred Of them thrown together with duties
waiting them and time hanging laziy In the cities
the acquaintances OF ladies limited and although
is generally affirmed to the contrary yet believe there
is really little injurious gossip that has its origin among
ladies who do not live in hotels. Here for example, the
ladies the breakfasttabe, the piazza the
BATH at lunch, at dinner, and in the ballroom. They
all acquainted for they meet daily, week after week.
and II they not terms Of intimacy IL they do
not address each other you may be they know all
another 1t does not take smart three
days TO find out everything she deems about
her neighbour the lady the hail. ishe knows what
Is, the occupation OF her husband, approx
inaton Of his income the number Of horses they own
whether the lady keeps maid or NOT, how they live at
home how many dresses the lady has, whether they
fashionably made snd At her nicely, how many dia,
moDds she has, aud whether her husband goes Johnny
Chamberlin's or not All these facts being obtained
gossip is set at work TO ind what there may be in
the past life OF the lady under surveillance and her
n.y. whether there anything piquant may be dis
IN IA The a1..
been married more than once, whether her
first husband died and left any property.
whether 1t was love match. whether there
was any previous Jealousy, how long her widow
hood lasted whether she married "a hours after
meeting her present husband, whether there is
perfect understanding between them, whether they
quarrel whether she faints whher her hair has been
beaeLe whether she pencils her eyes aud daikens the
ashes ana hundred other things which have not the
time TO amerato you to read. You msJ be sure
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EIGHT CENTS A BUsHEL FOR CORN.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In this state of the Farmers war 1t is
possise that few facts will do more to enghten the
minds OF the people here than any argument Inc
sod Aug g. Eve cars being Its 1886 bushels,
pe western Mixed Corn at 60, cents per bushel Of SO
,onnds The corn was sold at extreme price, because
souDd and in every way superior TO the bulk OF the
rp now being handled az this port The gram IN ques-
t,on Was sbipped from Iowa, came into chicago via
Cbieago and North Western Runway, was transferred
dircc 10 therie and North Shore line cars and arrived
here nv the Erie Railway The freight paid was tolO w.
;rbe expenses here. including weighing and elevator
5 90 teaing Of 81 O4 g. the proceeds, the sum
Of s % as net proceeds TO western shipper OF LIS lOoe
hnsbes corn-a tribe over eight cents bushe on board
cars In Iowa. NJ
Netr. York., Aug. 2, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
CRIMINAL NOTES,

In the Court of Special Sessions. on Saturday, W.
MeNss ined 500 and James Gmour Add Michael
s25 each melting fat Thirty sghh violation health
ave.
At theYorkville Police Court, yesterday, William
Pudy and Joseph Brunur committed avail. the result Of the
James Brown hey assaulted brutal
night The wounded removed Bellevue
critical condition, and the physician
fatal .Willap Carney Of No. 239 Thirty
dhs the who charged BY Robert r. Walsh with
stealing $500 VI clothing from bis
examination and aer prolonged Argument By counsel both Sides
discharged
On Saturday night while John O'Neill of No. 344
secoT bis home partly drunk no met Hugh Brady and
One and SecondaTe whom
drink They joined BY fourth whose
after drinking heaE, e the saloon OSe thea babe
good evening when Ron nded Eve cents and Oh his refusing
the face Knocked him dosn and kicked him Meanwhile
Brady With o9e haHd held him By hs throat While wa the other hs
tried bis sah and chain Daring the aemptst robbery the
who fll at largo Kept vaeb snd oseps eos
injung him severely An Object
OSes cries the arrested ROgan and Brady
Market yeseay morning. before Jus
held for enable the officers the
Old edesde Berg
held In deu OF 81 900 bail charge Of proving
abost The Sailors Home CheuySI Wsn arrested suns
quantity clothing stolen from the Home found his person
The stated that be member Of the RooseeL and
doubt contemplated bQrsa the Home Several VI his
eoafeestes the nsghbofhoot bat bis arrest hed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
rur PEAcu SHIPMENTS INCREASING.

MON Inc WglpfngiOA tDeLl C0mmereiai Aug. Ia
The peach shipments are rapidly on the IN
c,eese as our Summary for the week VIII show The
trans are increased four In eight days, and others
will soon be added 10 the number vdhe shipments OF
last wear for the dav corresponding with the last day OF
ol,r summary Tuesday were 125 carloads; put the
son Opened six days earlier in 1872 than the present
vear But n we reckon numerically from the day upon
which the season opened both years, we ma that tne
shlpments for the present season exceed those
sf fhs last IS cars 25OO DaSkets 1hls is the Only
legitimate test, and we, therefore, conclude that
tbis season opens auspiciously than the last
e bipmcnts by rail WILL 10 is thought, be an excess OF
Iast season. During the past few years the peaches
crown along the bay and canal have found a market
sci.s,yey An Phadelpha and has had tendency
~ end the shpments by raj 10 NewYOrk This year.
however the crop along the bay IS failure, ara as
phladeluhs supply By water will be shortened. IL II
xoected that there will be an increase ia the shipments
by raj. Our summary for the week Is as iohOws-t