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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
COTTON MARKETS.

NRw ORLEANS, Apnl 2s.-Coon quiet; Miil.ne, lS1c F.:
Low Nj ling, lSc Good Ordinary, iiiic cci0s "9
'al's GROSS 1@ hairs evrors. To rea Britain 81 % hn -
to t' C"nun,ut BAGS coastwist 70 bales sales Ia %
bali stoc~, 49, - halr-.
6AyANAAl Apa % Cotton quiet; Mdiling, l-ac, Low
NJ ilu- lj' Good Crinar3 tic. MT rect t. III
bas rrns i36 bales sals. S3 balrs stock. 3iHtl bali r.
CHA avs oN, Al Ill 2SCOitnn i' Nddur, 57s'.; Low
Md ling lj'c. Good fr arv, rs Dliofc M nc pts 10
balls; eNo to rat Britain. 2,l+2 bais; sales 900 bales
MoniE, Arri g. Cotton quiet; Middliug. I5rc. not
bales stock. $40 3 bales.
WILMINGTON, April 2S-Coft0n nominal M'dinr. Il pc. 4;
not c' IL, 20 bales, eyTotS, c0'sfNis 20 bales stock
GIG bal Hecr pts OIL ave bocI 10 balls and STOCK G'2
lGl, s-tru.ts ot ne Exchaug'.
No R1Lg, Arrl 28-C,iion IN e'; Nj ilinc l5aic net
bales stocs. ar bal
MEN INA Aprt y quiet lower ~ Mid!li0G.
lJG u net rrcripts 20 tdr- pigments, - VaiVs
al 4, 800 bales Ftrck, J&2S bales
BA1lho.l, April ~ G. ton IL, Mtllhng 20; gross
pt-. - lale- evror 20 bates salts, ~ bales
hIiI.rrs. p bales; st.Ca, 1859 bales.
10 i~'lltr Npnl 23.-''ottor quit NttN ne, i 'ic.
bahnN. \ nj '.-''Oton ct MdIiiug, lGhc. net
IT., L. hgirs l,lsl bal nftS, TO
Bn al { bales Sucs 81 bales rtoc-. 1870 bu.-.
GALVESTON, Aprl Is oit0n dun. Aldhu", II &C. net
rci H. 40 h1lcs exports coost".e, ~ bales sales. 1
Oait 5. st0ck, a. 10 bales
Pui.,lE r,iN AfrI 3-.-Coton quiet Mitlling, 10 -;
I~w aug lie C'sS rdinar, l'''; net recripta 3l9
bal :, gfoss 81 bal
A,i,oi, Arri s-.-Cotton qnet and steady; middl
l3lfc. r't rrce pts ~ bai. sat -, ] % bales.
s.. LOUIS. Arl y cotton an 81. VI lng Joe; gross
ccV-, two ia -. bales shipments, 90 bales St'-'
So bales stOcA l4216 halrs.
tGNCINN ttl, Aprl 2~.t"ttou dni AMI Houi al 'ui
l5'c rrcd' 10 halfs shipments - bales sales 80
bales. s,ock bales.
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DlSSENG FRS StILED.

FOR LrVERPOOIe-In steamship BofhHtn, AITt - Gen.
WI der Hr aud Ecliu two hsrts ls"iin an an
J.. Dt.lH, MIS- T. 'nnaIu AHS' VI ar
Nj Webb, maid servant, Nj an Aiir J.
l. fr,.n and chI and MIR. Hewitt, two Miss- itW H.
Mastrr Irw g. IA. IanPdOn W. Il banIirh ear Ne"
m raj Van stuart n. N. David Dows, III G. MIiti"h"f
Mr. and ~ Aixander lIurr Mr. aud MIR A. Jenkins, and
mail servant Mr. and Mrs r. H. Fr c, Mr. and Mis- Alfred
II ~m d. tNo cnihrrn, and nIrse dWali r'rkins Frank
Martin Banning. r. Bmre'ss, r, Rev l"uari Is S'HifS
q A. Finger A. A. Pint Mfs a. Is Carpenter. r :. James
W p. Wnri Mira \. r. War; and mali stINant NIT ~
DreAe DrYel Master George rrAe ana two had ser
wants Nh and Mis- 4 l. Myes three ciil anl mad
servant whitney, = A. Peters, Mr. AMI " r. j. IL row
Ir Mr. tsou Mrs. A. IL. Aubotil Muster .AlDeit
H.yT-ol Nj and ". h. ATier, Edward HOLLYWOOD, J. =
Train Alr aud Mrs. Samuel V. Wright Ar ard MIS- u h.
SL.vris Mr and Mrs. q. 4. stevenson, Mr. and
Air. Join simpkInsan. Col Vsct Masscrvoue and forrHr
wi = and maid .rvan MI and Mrs Charles H. Stok"el
A. H. knI -l,.ir, riolOl, MI and r. AlrA lms ',
Ff>rIIcs Long, Mia Upton, Miss lHy bf, kht" -
tras. Carpenter Dr l. g. ,iarl.nd. MT and MIs J0hh
Thomas Warehouse ini grandsou Mr. and MIs v" ietl
Mrs Atous- II. A. Ward, scott Mira j. lggsr David
IIi-raN oil d. Woorun. l.. - A. john tirli a. H. EWING
Mr. solomon Mr.. Giender Miss Jeesie 'iicndrr Miss Au
a. Earl 'Doige Cleve. II. Dodge, Miss NJ Dodge,
Miss Alice Dodge and Mr. and NJ m. +. T. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs fkns, g. a. Skr1ns, J. H. SEWER cyrus
W -i MI shannon MI Tr0tter, James iriae hbraia lam
IaayitL Mn W. G-ufge Cox and fal, MlsS Agnes M ~
and William 8rren Mr.. aid Mrs Ernest Rotie MI
and Mira n. Harvey chltrent aud man servant MISS
Kimbal and Charles Chambers Dr John De iancy Dr.
kurd J. Il bradbury, H. H. Snyder. Mrs Wadnwortl and
maid SpOiewOOd Garland. j. = Alnswfrti JOhn
son. p Johnson, Mrs II.a aud infant George e. r.
Southworth.
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THE PROCEEDINGS


Prof otto Keller of Swtzerlan', Hubert Howe Ban
croft Francisco the Rev. Edward n. Hall Of Wnr-
oestcr, and Col Albert II. Ioyt Of BostOu were chosen
Uemhcrs of tic Society
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale referred 10 the evil
deuccs Of the Witt OF Drake to the Bay OF san Francisco,
AM suggested that the letter OF Judge Bartlett Of Rhode
Island u reference thereto should be published In the
transactions Of Il e SOcrfl.
Tho Hon. J. Hammond TfuIntu'l Of Hartford, Conn,
de remarks with reference % Xictn aud Peru
vim antiquities, especially noting some recent dise0N-
cries n dat Siams OF luttcfy He also spoke ~ some
cutl relative 10 cCntIOycIsy about the Christian name
of the Rev Mr. Glover VINO presented font or letters
~ III t"vlrd College NJ earv p@UOl Of is history, ana
is Considered the athcro Of printing in this country MI
Trumbull exhibited tracing % the sig1turc to NJ.
GOvcis wl cOuclueivelY proving that lc Wr0t" jose,
instead of Joseph, JOao Jesse, IL has yTiou ~ been
written.
Col John ID. Washhnm smoke OF recent visit to the
British Museum. aud also erred to the monument IN
the Church ~ 81 Sclt urc where the remains "l Capt
John Suith supposed rest an "a s'Hpc negn-
tafiOs a at hc relative 70 rCCuttin Che inscription,
which the Committee had decided 70 have done
The Rev. Dr George +. Ellis sugg siel the preparation
~ HDor th@ first indulgence in municipal or town
debts in this ury and tracing the cory history OF
such forms OF In cbtcdncSs The Rev. Rohe {. MMc-
stun suCgesfed the erect on ~ memorial tablet q"
Robert Newman. xtnn who hung Oui lintrIs IN tc
spire Of the odd Moth Church q Iil - Pau we're,
and ne invited contributions for tie placing o IAN
memorial ia Christ Church IN the of inc Society.
The meeting tlCn 20 lurDcd.
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THE SITE or TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LONDON. Arrl ~ 1880 y. m.-Consols for money 1870
"a tic ami - { tte a'to five won't Io""s
l~G od 81, X IT, 1881 Enc Hallway shar 5. y
l,La oo- Ap!ii IS 80 p M '''@u - o.i anl ua
Changot Mudling Ii lands, T." ID hid'Nng OH - =.
18TH sales 10000 bars, a. ding 1000 bales fr sptcIlt
tipn cot 60 arr 'r Il a. cheaper sales oi @
bieis Midolg Upands, 10 Il ng below Good ~ bTb do
H., Illc NJ -; a do tang t'o" Low Miidl"g "V
iVc.ablc Apr AID NJ IS, at z 81 u...
NuoA, April Is b. ui.-iar1s dispatches qu"'' h'hl'H
IisI0o April % 3 o. uOt t!,c sal Of Co'tou today
$500 uas were AueItctIl iit'aGsls are quiet LA' Us
QCNL ,-
ffVKFogr, April e9-Unitcd states tive-twenty bonds
lSG-s. - A.,
fltE. f. Ana 99-1 30 p m.-Sacs q Cotton a. the
baair u Ntidlug orleans nothing Delu" 10" MICA: h2'
s!iplci and RI At ~ tsi de-. dcl eva r Ju'
AMI July, a. oile,. L'ad, % Pcwt Iall1%ii2 vt
SitA. ,l rs i.cIuei ittrv um d. loti = oil "'
IpypoA, April - q T. ui-Tallhw. a n ! ) y CIV.
IO.iuN. I'll ,alcItla Llu-',', 30 mo -
81 .rts 1ir4tuunc. 20 T. cwt .., -.
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as S %ps g = e. p 3" s Ey W s s 81
10 whS cb gan 81 &C; Extra Do" 81 80. Com lui
sales coo bn state private t'ms West, he'll at $40
Meal Us for hotG' and ~ tor S6oit'd ton MnirG
PII'-'nE,rniA April 25 oncrcgn Bark held at .I for
~" l. Pelr'leum ,asy ieaned 1850; Crude, '1c IN
rcn sgivauii liaiirc Wcslcrn he Ttmo,iy and Flax
nc op COS ef, t9rr gnsL hnt Ii7eS ar WI 5p
Ct - 2soti SO Wisconsin and Mnocaota Family Ut "a
s r T' q ys o e. 1f ye al o ~ a, x we5t
A"r S,Sl = se p' Wt so q q 4oS o., 20 RTc Sc
s = ycr u" =, 'Sa a ANA v E"r 7' g" ls IN
PORK 1t foS 20 : B. Beef iams I.nc.anai rio led Tans
24aI2lc; smok,rl DO IsaIIec -ai,d sioSlders. StG
g. = tgti Iiors, 9tGoc Llrl. . Dc WHISKY he'll At
County Extras 2oao}oe. do DO Frss 23@2ic wes.em
York Psnoy 10 ,a 7i,c Western ine ieisaiG5,c Eass
T,Eaiins feunsylyaIia Ne~Jor-eS snd Delaware Fr'si
ST Lofls April 2-Flcur f1n ana IN good demand for
= 30 ro,b Extra s. 5oo = cd Treble do. ; 90
soS Arl.l is',@4i ; June. 80 sirtos o5esi q,
S' S: s. 93 o Nay 81 June , G9r g er 10 ~
saasi = 'H% rye nm AMI mac "acu,e At 81
AZ M earn a. 20 n E r qa ac5 P"i Na ire wang So"s ST
10 scl rothnc done. Bacon quiet only Lmitd iolhing
s7 q Rsco t ' y 5Sas7 't GcSd To- S cioc =
Ygiit % syeHs"g tsldeEay H. and "a ~ g. FIJI IN
s. 4o@ . 90 ,lxsl stoc, 81 75a45 60; rrxans and IN
1900 Gnls' Wheat 10000 9asl. Corr: $1,000 Ias..'
- i I8oo1 sc S' Ca n IT, Zoo S SSd ID' rye o0O D'
yc and rser No Witt w i 'f 81 i 40 WSe
a. 10. an - - ~ Ia 90 81 81 AnosI M''N
Re-. 2 So do, ea. aud Nav, 81 3 June, u q
q - corn active aai lish,r Iii N Mxei cash and May
o~ N NJ HaIs o nm na g 3Dn. r G G@'q Re-
bush. shlments- wheat 1000 oisl' $1,000 bush.
steady 81 co for liar - 90 Tor yellow Zip aud 10 80
virgin ar stc.sly at 81
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.ry,Ln. y. Y, Arr 3'-C, c..e Recepts today, 80
head making IN tpa' supply the week tH ior 80 2hct
orr ~ - Tor Last
81 can zine st year tne marAct opened - 70
MI 81 SON, bat bee active lat IL ne
vita pric shade tiiu olle Of the wo-k
inarttt was mol rlief active vi j. prices
nifty 70 al lsi eA's rates all -lMies i!ou h'ld
u, st,sJ hcLi Illinois III t"i st''r4 ~ "r
az ng J. 20 H. 81 = 800 cad Illinois ste atrtasiDg
Nchi au st,fs. !, 90 and 80 %, at - 30
D., and > in.,dnt s.,T.N ia1t'g I'om 80 l"
IL - Goa e. l.; s,'ckers- Ranging from 'J' &"
30. q, at 7OD sloS ssles.
supply tnus 90 l'ai, aga let -
l,a. or the last wcch, AID Zoo AL 10 thc
same time There marhe 10 day cars
sale cat clipped amt W"ts. '"ht r. are
a. bs adv ytst ma, quota iODs' ana 3d.
,ias,rs DrinsllHg at Cuc. H. htai were els 0s" *
tra, lac .ay 'peninr css hc c"h tthn
ilc asvi1, mars. ua., 0sa J. sil OI -" % 10 Cir"
90 40 . n, 90" - ~ ~ OIL bhi" "o't'
a,tric n. / 10, at Z 30.
a.cuf- TO y 1000 hea'. masine the to'al SIMPLY
for mead. II head ioi o."
.,u,, M, weak H. 700 hc for the ut last
ytr uiit.et dull AM Hat t'ad were dlpori
e - IN tie yar's ue most u.i ~ r 4
Yort,rs; NorserH y JOTS1 20; 't'N h"sE - -"
.. $500. ,,.o..
tlncAGo APR rts three days cattle. 1900 o.
hoes 90 900 shrcu 6upu tAuLE active bat wcl., ana
,a.us 3 100 % lower tln Last week u"cer uie
cont uud C,iJs qlalfr -nod lprln. Necla
s5a-G - grn.r Z :. as Orr COOL &" c!"c" T.
Cattl ncag cirn D. fhr butte" tfs stock S53
: gtt Il . ciocs, o. It'NdiiN "u -il'
? 4Gaf7 . cav. - 1Je$o 70 EAta, none on sale
nominal ~ dfj 25
Loo d.a. IL and s.illSts buylnS.
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COURT Ole APPEAIS

ALRAvY, n Y, Amil 2S.-ln the Court of Appeals
"Wednesday, AIr %, l,7j
nos iJ7 ana l5S-John OMahoncy, appellant, AGAINST
August elmcn ct al respondaDsA rgDent resumed and
~" 81 Melvin A. woodford plaintiff in erTOr against Tie
pcoIlr defendants IN cTol ArgUed by f. \. Lcyman
for Ini in Ia 81 T0r. g. a. Forbes for he People
2zl-CaVn A ct al. res oho'n'H aeaihS
f1murI /. Cracker, imIca.led, &c. appel ani-Snimuc
40 Niagara Ecvaiiug Co. eAu agar - Denis
NJ. ara T.snoiident.-' assefl.
No 24osae 4xiID.lian, administrative, appellant, ae
~. Woyor g. YORK respondents ar9utd ~ luccn
Brscye Tor appellant by d. j. Dean Tor rcspondents
pr proriam0t,on made and Cont adjourned.
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A CASE Rl%ARGUED AFTER SUBMISSION TO TIu
JURY

In the Court of Common Pleas before Judge
IalreuOle suit Of George l.. Brown against john
Trtgescr resulted yesterday ia "a verdict FOR plaintiff
The action Was for balance OF commissions sale OF
Sll 900 worth OF copper utensils made by he defendant
Deitndnt claimed thi lie had pad The commissions on
all t.at was sold through tie plaintiffs CN,1tions
very unusual practice WAS allowed IN tlS case. AiiFr
the iuly out they in aud asked n~ 70 re
ARGUE. he case judge IAlICUprc allowed it and ot
cllrse "a a second The jury fnLlly found fOT plain
till u verdict for S527 "a.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court Of General :, Ssious YESTERDAY, John
Hand was Penitcnt fer for picking
pockets Edward Howari aud MARGARET carroll pe@i'd
guilty attempt to steal lot OF cloth and were each s1
10 the state Tor two years WI IAN Uli?rd, "A
Number IN the pentcniiay for thre W0nt Tor
carving brass kcS Iames Nc Icy, IL years Oil a
ke Was sent Ia the House OF Refuse gorge Nil
ceIl State Prison foT 2s years Tor emOezzng
books Tapr and periodicals from his empo ,s stand at ne
Nar1 ~ performer, II
10 an attempt petit larceny from the person and was rI
10 the for 2 = srck LyLch, Oh on In
or petit larceny. discharged.
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nEcIsIONS-ArnIL %.

Ssprerne Court Chambers-liv Judge Lawrence
BALDWIN CTeushaw Motion ~" 10 se' ASIA" Judgment
a. irregular IL granted with costs. tOllhldnJ
Cannon PionS-Spcidi 7er1RBy Judge Low
II the Of T. L. Hare 10 change GaHe. "A i I ia
erantnd WateIs r. cover, agi. Crawford -Palhnn son
lie security Hall ast E laltiiies-se'
(iulman ksTnss.-Ori,r settled Llt'leh' ~ ssl M az
Txira allowance o. p,T cent granted M sschgeI hR
pamrth aonal Rehabilitation for stay grnncd drfenant
has leave Judgment Na CO ag tud"b-AioS"h W
omen default granted. lSee nrInOraiduin.)
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EMMA NINE MTIoArIoS TRANSFERRED TO A

The suit of the Emma Silver Mining Com
pany a,,a. Trcuor " l.lrk and oilers has been trans
fcrlcd the United States Ceut Court by order Of
Judge Barrett, made in Supreme Court, Chamber Tic
order I, ruadc OIL the petition Of the dCf, uda0 TeuO
W Park and II H. Baxter, who state tat thor col
fendnt Stewart, has not been served. tat the linIin
IN English alton, and That tne c am 10 the SIT
~ Tor - OOOODU. The d,ndntn give bond m $1,000.
on which Oliver A GaEr goes surrey. tDt thty VIII
at once te The record ~ Ce @ cult Court AMI Iag al
costs that may sC should the q Gait Court rttI&lsler
fine ca
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ClRctur-PARr I.-Adiourned for the term.
PART Ill QSOuyH. J.
Qll..Gonnond ngt. ThiI

aoG s@ r. e. Third IA ssSr rg ss aGc cr:cy
$3.50. Grs aet The Mayor, go, 49, 60. mn, ann art
1908 GGeroey Peters ct go, Meyer~ -, mcrrios
1915. Dunn al ast. Muir 1872 Haley roc a'' ''i
Ioee same aqt same. 1887 .Iugar act Tr1st,s
ll6o. .I,gt' agL y. y. +. a Of iho Netlh D"p'S'
i''. nm 81 Al = ~ NV i5i8 WIN ANS aet. SheT"iu
l2si as smith ct tai al ,54s ' a a%P Transport
Tie Mavor sc alton Line agt Boyer
loo e, al d. - nan 1850 Als Carroll
S ,g M fS Lou i sHd a no.
$50 Maihcs AT. -cwaL 1854. Salmon, eS', &C. asI
ito4 roScis man and H anc at 1856 wiams act
'"'-' Cr.s w 20 Tho Mayor sc
In4rlsu assignee 1858. rlSss a1 ,ao s ,sd "'"
1894 c6 = al at QaIm 1890 eac AIT Massey ct al
III ,rland at and iSc3a Murray ar Ard aao ast
$780, ri r,ical al Q l,rieq; 1854 JolRson AIT smith
o and an S' '''A'''' l5o4 Murphy ast
1893 IRIow at. Jul qu. Reese and ano 49,,
1910 i TanS oia '"o "s' LOW esr &C.
lf4S. Guardian Mat. / fe ms l68, beach at ,11I,
60 ae A. Nat b. I57o ,anoi at H W. In.
1854 uasc2 a~, williamson 400 - CO "st Vets and
Il 3cs E16S Sr a& o ' a I;7o Wont as mcso
'--'''' srr. H,s SIT GH
PAgr III.-Adjourncd to Friday.
ScIFEIoR CouGr- GGVVl,L II iN-Adiotr-ied sino ne
TI1,i TERM T. ,Ts T. AID IfAd onrned for the Ter
COMMON IrR,s-EQuY TrDd-Aljourne for the Term
TuAL TEAyf-PAEr T.-DNtY, q. ].
oqrj uo,,ev act The MAYOR loGo Noicr act TrsNa.
&c lOti D. MOt agt Irsha-
2sOt Wol. AIT The Mav0r IA Ion ACT. IosScr IL
Sc +. Ferry X X. Co
IiJ4 Ficl =, act 8rrnuan . johnson at Moran.
T. ~ Sti,' tiibht ilci'""-'"
2-uL.DOTph r. agtphrcu, O: Mut lhS ~.
Shsrl...cc 2OD Wool art RS man, r.
PSI "a W,n- art llay hand SuIvan agt. lho May
1856. Hogan i he Mayor, $500 oi, &c. ,,,.-...e,.
&C. l4l6 .Mcorah AIT Shattuck
PART II-Adournci Tor tine tern.
MARINE CoURr-Tm,L TEEN Az T., IL, and lII'-Al
i0unCd tho Tenn
GENERAL. SFssIoNs-IIACKETT. IL Joseph Smith, ron
ber1 Michael smith. James Nolan Jaurs lee oin lil v
VIM. smith. brrg ~ Fox f,lOn assault ai h
iery torer MORGAN Joseph Farley, David Caagh1n, eIgr
w son Charl rJWn. Patrick Carney, Jacob ~ motifs
VIM l{ ilc,uN John Conner James Duc' George ~ ~i
grand larceny Sandsten, AdOlph Ne~ton. Ad"iph
asher, /, iiE "l-i S0nlS
COMA o. ,ri AL AL.ANY. Arrl 2STho following the
cOudar for 60 r. 81 Appeals for Ihiitby Avn -
Nos. 1871 81 223, @, 81, . ,Z-I go
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IIAAhNA MAKkETs.

IIAyA&A. Ami Z7.-~pansh Go ss2le-, American,
99~d.la 2 2, o. ref states. ~.
cifi,uc,, lTeiiuu. snort SIX + oo@l q ~ uD.
c0l IL - lr,uidm Snort ~ q, i-U - pc
an M o., lJi It lJJ lt-iu.lu, ais l@o@IZI
iciu tcttit 40 II Dutch HahIiId ler.@l',
Z. q ~ 4u.
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phSSENG Frs ARRIVED.

PROM UAMBU R0--Ia Hedmship L<ssing. AIril 2s-Can
W. dinger, Jul Goldsehmid ard wife Miss Anna hunk'L
n .. Aur.h> fxbel b. II. hagdeburg Louis AAer Mo-.i
Maer Adolf PleiB.S Ms Icrtha Pim.s Eduardo h.ln
lnsky Waldelnar swiataay and vile. Ma Magyar Spau
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san rises 800 's. COL Noon id,cs 90 EOi
WAFER pAY-A ".
sandy Hoax. i52 COWS -lin L.. Z2t Hell g. Ferry 4'l3
DAY. VI.
sandy Hook. 22l island. 212 Hell o. Ferry. All
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PRINT CLOTHS Market
cattle MAETiET...

PuoyiDlNCE. T. l., April 2s.-Printi Z cloths steady a.
r 80 tIs f0r Sandar aIi Eerl Ok Saot gO-'S "lI
dull luark,t
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Blooklyn Bard.
~ COLUMBIA NIGHTS, Brooklyn.
1 4 sirab.e ROOMS Tor families, with BOARD
Country Board.

Country Board.
4 FEW FAMILIES can obtain BOARD and
~ Il.asa1t ROOMS among the molncainH IRON pa! :
co count y y.
BOARD from May 1.-0nc hour and 10
, minutes from Sew Y6rk; Morris and E-s'S n hrn
New 4 ro,i .eucr, y. j. I nsoi.rat.
COUNTRY BOARD from Nav IL .oration
Y on It, retired healthy, and remarkably peasant slac
r Sge 1i i = trcncss t. T. U6LfY cornwall cn.
NORNWALL-ON-H five miles from
Y Wrst 10 nt.-rioasant ROOFS cool hcainnI '1ai Ca,
commanding 20 mill % y, o 81 e" mix COED 10 RAJ ral
made o. tie "a oi - ason iS.s'
And,css n w.. Tribune West Side once " , W ect ~ st.
MISERABLE ROONS with lirst-cla.ss 800 MP,
, y ar ," llrs, n,is -inle frui, two n.nu..
rom TAT On ALL t, Mrs MATTHEW'S, corner Ma ne and
HRANDVIEW HOUSE, Moristown, y. j.,
~ % minutes drive poi, no1r by raj TO-. Ne-
work SURPASSED for purity OF ainoi'a r. &c
ceu snus uooms ear be 1Ie @ f b boaa
for me = ann - "a Inv a1rivrg At 40 Fiithavc
NEWARK, y. J.--BOARD in private family
~ pr g,ntlcnan wife two gentlemen near dopos
mol,rn M 10 ,cmcn's Address l., Newark r. o
NNE of the finest places TO spend IT, sum m.
trnl, ,rn trm Gin . Il fVer any malaria 10 noSlu.
i" GOOD ta0le al moderate pr'e plenty ., sta ling os
p 0iIv'iL Pro rtctor BernaTl-' ne Some rse Co. NJ
DARTIES looking for a good COUNT,
H0Ms nay be- accommodated wtih BAhD 1i'1 - ~
near te atskls wl.pessant surOun! ~ plenty o. sA"o
snee D. L. HALiocG ~ W's' Scu'"@ Address T. u '''N
I. Freehold, Greene Co.. y u
ClINMER VACATION II BERkSli Rt, nc
= Haplegood Hall, P!ttshet Mass \ rIson 81 tat' az
ur- eicio- s'r rises bI IN n'I nc Trrne
1G,nss u. +. cAislEn-
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CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

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GRhRaAL TRRA-AdourDed for the Term
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DolrI dn] Rooms.
Relow Fourt en.h-sS.

Pelow Fourt en.h-s'.
A DVFRTTSEMENTS For THE NEW
~ YOuk IhIBU NJ WILL Ri RECEIVED Ar THE p.
or ,s- twenty thlr ST.. at HE HARLEM OfFtC.,
Ihrl nU hun To aud Wen lONl ~ -.
IL NCIt OFFICE, 3 WiSit Ton st. neat d0OI 10 III"
Post, nice, up 10 y. NJ. al regular ohc, rates
HANDSOMELY furnished ROOM to lot;
~ coud 1oor front; l57 West Houston IT.. near Mae
dUugal St. lily.
4 SMALL. private family, owning their own
house olI Of t.roo Rooms To- genie man ant
~4i., enlouo u Lo"rii r~ier'nc"s required -
II. ave.
A PRIVATE family wiltLET to gentlemen,
= without atty Iuruls.lcd BtDNJDlS, nods'
has al rH.ents references exchanged NO ~
OHi'' rsitJ pace L. ~ i+t!. 81 ------------
FURNISHED ROOMS to Lr.T, en- suite or
s.ng-. scconi, IN ri tOors or VII let mfr
-hed terms 81 per week. Gail at % lly etteIlAce.
UIIos .e ..~,'r library
DARrIES wishing to make permanent ar
rinac,u,nts ior Lo coming SESSION WI hnl prasAt
ROOM, and good bUAnD az - lafayette place re.efeuces
exchanged
Ola EAST 1OTII-ST, near University place
~ I,an,,,ur.y r. iNIS'iTO ROOM, to ~ IA amt
", Iaty. noUt b0ar, tut men only references re
l-.TcL
-: 9TH-ST., between Broadway AMI Uni-
30 y,s.ty place aniy vii let 0Ht tneIr DF
OK o,,la H. fI.u,t ,ultt OF scpda e Wo"@Ia'o
~. tn IA lartIvs bLst u d,vli Il Ic.'l'Ace
- BEDFOKB-< Ninth Ward.-FrOnt
tb ROOM second s.ny, vita Large pau ~ ant MI con
,rni, uceS 10 BE- n, BOARD. terms i'its"aOr u
permanent lart'
H-I GREENWICII-ST Pleasant ROOMS,
O,t1 i.rsA,d uni.ir s.r', Win 81 "'t"od' oo"id
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Goiels.

4 FAMILIES desiring pleasant ROOMS or
n. SUlTES good boarl ml'!er&t. rces + rP,'.,
man fret olus Aply GRAND -NloN ~ -, "a A.
pan ,',' I, - At ''''' a.. ERISONS, Nluag.r-
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
6EO. A. HARLOW, rorr1ct"t
I5ARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3Sth-st. and 9th
y ave tsiurra. tEi.AineIican plan TIRE lne hs "A.
c.t our corner Irur wud0~- rst uoor i"0 EIro
u,IooI.s coAAaolIg al mont with southern eAos'ie
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DoGr0 ano Rooms.
West Side.


UNFINISHED ROOMS, with ~ without board
references exchanged wesf lltn-st
I~TH->T, 81 WEST.-TWo connecting sec
4 4 onA story fsunt Rooms RENT with BOARD To
parties desiring a rorned home
no WEST 3OTH-ST-Vcry desirable and
- handsomely fnrshot ROOMS. also aliors si'c %
snr" opposite iov House entrance nrt class hos' pr
" tc family references.
D1D-ST., No 1876 Wcst-Front Hall ROOM
and ci9set neWls turislrc WITH BOARD ior gTnto
man, let house no moving Ia May.
SA WEST 19TH-ST.-rwO large, hand
sIO soaies furnisod ROOMS iir iopr front ls' sult
q. two tsDOMs. nrst door; stItouy rstclass boaIL
HA WEST 50rH-ST.-TwO front ROOMS,
w uatIrnshsd ri door, btc< or cont rrn cfP-
siir, nlcsy fIri,sl. a~J hl room t. RENI Wlt O1ad
location inst ass. private lamiy r'ferenc :.
BOS WEST 42D-ST, near the Park.-An
kVC elegantly fgrAlshsd second FLOOR 10 RENT aith %
Without pr, table also, orcr rooms rciernc's cN'
c.,ugs.
F0s WEST 16TH-ST., near 6th-aye.--A
4 - STORY front ROOM nicely Furnished largo
1Dc WEST 2lST-ST. Third story, BACK
-o'DO ROOM, furnished gh, airy, anc l'rse. ample
closet loom two qnt ,'nel nous owned by b.
oupaDts. references exchanged
slnA WEST 25rll-ST-To LET. handsomely
sDkFD furuiaf 81 ROOMS suitable lcr g
fur.it, re all rev also single L oms ior ssLuem'n
s(lH WEST 3JTH->T.-A nicely furnished
DIV PARIOR FLOOR; every cpnvenic ce nasleri i'm.
povcm,nts OF kitchen desired; private Family: rorr-
r,qur,si
L = PER WEEK.-FURNISH. D ROOM -
CDc LET TOR hi1ng or hght housekeeping. 30 West
3Ttrst, near th-aV',