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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-01
TALK ABOUT A BROADWAY RAILROAD.

INIIh ADVI 4 II1V-lD " II 0-I1I7IE7-I17'
Aldermen Stewart, Kenny and Sauer, composing
the Committee on Streets OF the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday listened to further statements In regard
10 a railway in Broadway. Charles Z. Shaw coun-
sci for the Forty. second Street st. Nicholas
Avenue and Manhattanville Railway, claimed that
his company had the only legal right to operate on
Broadway below FOurtccnth-st., and though the
company has not y foot of road built, he thought
the II gh could be given to no other company. The
assent of the Common Council and of OnC-balf OF
the prOperty-owners in value. and the enactment
of a general law were essential he thought, before
any road can be built.
Charles j. NehI1,as, representing the Taxpayers
Central Committee stated that no petition Of
property-owners. AS required 10y law, had been OBJ
tanned; that the Council had no authority to grant
anv franchise, and that such road wasnOt wanted
and would be greatly detrimental TO the city.
The Committee on Railroads will hear arguments
on this subject on Thursday at p. H., and the
Committee on Streets on Friday at p III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-01
rpo1rRI EsONE SURPLUS FUND.

"A TROUBLEoOME SUM LUo U-'D'
Another petition was circulated ON the Produce
Exchange yesterday, asking that in view OF the
scent defeat of the attempt 10 nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-01
z. r. z.

Strong Testimony from Honorable George starr as To
the Power of Railways Ready Relief in
Case Of -ciatic Rheumatism.
NO VAN NEss-PLACE, Eew-YOrk.
DR. RADwAY: With me- your Relief has worked wonders
For tho last three wears frequent and
OF scatca sometimes exteodng from The unbarre
ank les. and, at times In OOh lower limbs
During been afflicted have TIED almost az
the recommended by wise and FOOLS hopngo
tina relief but all proved TO be failures
have tried various kinds OF baths maupuaton+ outward
apUlicaOus uments 90 mcutlOn and pre-
scrptons OF the eminent physicians all oil when Aed
relief ,-.--, - -.
last september at urgent request Of friend (who had
been afflicted as sef induced 20 try your remedy
Wa then suffering fearfully with Of old turns. Tony
surprise gh the first application gave me ease aiter
bathing and rubbing the Affected leaving the unO IN
glow. created by the Relief In short time me pam
nasscd entirely away although have slight periodical az
lacks approaching a change OF weather know now h0w
10 cure myself and quite master 0f the situation HS
WAYS READY RELIEF is my friend never Ayel nth
out a bottle in ms vaise Yours truly GEO. STARR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE WESTMINSTER BENCH SHOW.

THE WESTMINSTER BENCH SHOW.
NINE HUNDRED Dogs On THE LIsT-SOME OF THE
PAvORITEs WHICH WILL BE EXHIBITED.
The entries for the Westminster Kennel Club
Dog show. which begins next week closed last
night at o'clock which time they numbered
about 900 dogs belonging to COO owners The
management claim that the show will be the best
ever seen in America and fully equal to the Crystal
Palace exhibitions. The various classes of settlers
and pointers include than 500 entries, OF
which sixty are English settlers. There VIII be
about forty bull-erriers thirteen skve-terrers and
TWENTY-FIVE OF the Colley breed IN the show There
is good entry Of mastihS and st. Bernard dogs
several of the latter having been recently imported
Yorkshire terrier Charley" blue and tan imported,
and the winner of fourteen prizes IN England; Inc
same lady enters toy bull terrier, = Nlpper' me
Columbus Ohio Kennel Club sends two pointer
bitches in the champion class, an English setter
mastIff pointer and King Charles spaniel; j.
Me,ghil among eighteen entries, exhibits the black
and tan bitch Belle" bred by the Prince Of Wales
Ii has taken four prizes. Among the bulldogs Is
mel Club, and Pass winch won tne
first prize at a London bulldog SHOW
IN is owned by Edgar :. Auchincloss. Mrs
Charles +. Pratt of New-York, enters three
show. Mr.. f. Il. Hearn, of New ork enters thOI-
oughbrcd BergheInd gay ana iaWn,coloIeu, I'M
ported from Germany. Among the English grey
hounds will be some of the stock OF Master
NcGrath" which won the Waterloo Cup three
times twice in succession and fOrwhich hls owner
Lord Iurgan, refused S63,OOO. The list OF ENTREES
will be made mp tins morning aIler the IoCe'ps VI
last nights mail. 4 number of dogs, ncludllg,1OX
terriers and japanese spanlcs, were eNpecteu ny Il
steamer due last night. The stated value OF the
dogs entered ranges from T2u,OoO 0oW!' LeIogHims
received at the superintendent ONCE lndcate thdu
Large DELEGATIONS from sporting clubs IN various
parts Of the Union viii attend the show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-01
RHEUMATISM,
KIEU MA INM,
NEURALGIA,
DIPHTHERIA.
III TE\ZA
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING
RELIEVED IN A FEW MINUTES
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

For headache whether sick nervous rheumatism ln-
baao pains the back kidneys pains
around the liver peursy, swengs OF the joints pains N tho
boes heartburn and pains OF all kinds chbans and frOs
bites Railways Ready Relief will afford immediate ease and
it, continued for few days eecta permanent cure
Price so cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-01
Announcement.

Prudently get rid Of your Cold by using
JAMES EXPRCToRANE
INvALIDs AND CONSERVATIVES
should at PHILLIPS PALATABLE Oh LIVER on IN
combination PHOsPHO. NUIRTNE. The most IeaOle
remedy. All druggists. Depot, 2 Plattst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-20

GieIsr, auf Sdlimmsres sefabt, ldisn
fold gerfa6ren nidt gu bssreilen. Balb
liarrte er auf bic Shippetpd, bale aui
Seuuia uno bic bsfreiten &.noer, baIo
pisoer init unpsrtsnnbarsr 8e|or8ntb auf
9iuY unp Dtrfs.
@ebt nur, rsbete 6eapts ibm 3u, ais
er nod ,pte se!dhmt calfano uno tetn Wort
beroor,utriueen srrmuette, sebt uno srlaSlt
euren @efabrten, Id wurpe metn 2Sort
balten. Qsiast Der pa I'm Canoe mir ben
Dlenf, pelhen ih BON ibm erwarte, 10
m6gt ibr i'm nod our Abenp tn eurem Se'
selbot ron Madinap abtolsn.
Sdwsissnp el(tles Der 8urlde etne na9s
Dime, NIT einsm ieltlamen @emil6 BON
Irob unb Neueieroe bic Shippewas be-
abad tenb, rie fe gum Nuftruh raisstsn.
Die beieen &inbsr trus Ssapis islbsr in
Sotnns's Canoe, fh swiidsn ibnen auf
ben goben tes banf!olen 5abr3euses ls-
bsnb. Iann CAB ct bas 3siden 3ur Mb'
fabrt. Das Canoe, II, pelGem iih Oirts
unb 9issy teianben, trisb bitbt nsben otm
Sotnnp's. Sptalo iie tiefss Wal1sr sr,
reihten, wurbe' Der &nebel aus Dtrt's
Munps sntfsrnt; ,uslsih l0ie man feline
Je6eln. Sbpubl eis,e's Borte ni&t o.
ne 0irtuns auf i'm selisben maren, Be-
pbadtste sr fiafsr, pie SfGwis nit Der
5oreli9teit einer Muttsr feline ltebliHen
Shiiblinee iibsruadtte> lfe Dor unporiihti'
gen gepeeunsen warnte, ,pelAe pas leihts
fieacle Gab3eus gum umltlasen brinaen
fcunten. -
(Jurtfesuns fulgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-20

Wslen let, sua ibm eelaot babe. uSa,
ssrsbrter 2abbt" antwortet Guseabsim,
viou tds Sbnsn etrlid iasen !"-v Na.
tarltA p, ,9tun, sic ltno Elm Dailolopb,
elm Wt:ler, eta srpbtr Manu, Gle tusrbsn
es oem &inpe nidt libel nsbmen I; Fe bat
seiast fe mare erl9roden, ,pte fe Sis
selebsn BABE, weiI"-vDsil Id einsn
Budsl babe E" Wueenbem nidte. sd
babe 60 mir esradt, i'd wiQ absr bod Yon
Sbrsr 1ohter Nb1dteb netmen." St
sins 9inauf in bic Do6nuns unb lsste
ff au ber 1odter, bic nabte. @is Ipra-
den gut unp faon nit einanber, ater
fas Mas&en fab niat BON ibrer Nrbsit
auf Sermieb, Menbel(otn an,u(sten.
Gnpli&. oa bic fer bas @elprd9 70 eeldidt
ssmenost, frast le: ,,@lautsn @is aud,
baB bic Gten I'M 5immsl se1dlolisn tpsr,
ben 2" ,0ewtb, unp mir 1T nod mas
gelonreres ee16sben. Bei Der @sturt
zines &inpes wiro i'm 9tmmel ausaerufen:
Der uno Der befommt Die unp Die.
sDie i'd nun seboren wurbe, wiro mir
aud meine 5rau auseerufru, aber babel
beibt es: @ie wirp, leiper @ottes, einen
Budsl batsn, eiaen idredliden. 9ieber
@ott, babe Id ba eelast, Elm Map6sn,
eas ssrmaAlsn III, wiro gar letdt bitter
uno bart, elm Maoden 1ou 1ADn isin ;
lieber @ott, sb mir ben Budel unb lab
eas Mab&en fAlans eenahlen unp ipotl.
sefalis ietn." Saum bat Moles Men.
otlslobn bas seio8t, ais ibm bas Map-
den arn ben Sals fiel unb lte warb feline
Trau, unb fe uurcen 8ludlib NIT Elm
amber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-20

= Sn Saden Der Gpresltrafe madt
bic n91eue 3ar. 3ts." einen Sermitt=
lnnssporidlas, Der Der NsitatitiOn far
Wieoereinfabruns bieier Strafe bic @pi.
ee abbreden ioa. Sic idldst, I'M Sinz
bid aumal auf bic pielfad gu ntilbe ges
banbluns Der @traflinse in ben 3antonsz
anifalten uno i'm Nnl9luB an cine 8era=
t9nns bel Der lesen 8erlammluns bes
VereinS fir 8eform bes @efinsniBweiens
in 2auianne bic @rridtuns elmer Sen
tralanltalt fur bic lebensldnslid @erur=
tReilten Der san5en Sdwei5 Dor. Sn einz
1atter @esenb, Bel ftrenser Bema9uns
uno mSsli9it auSsebebnter Gin5elbaft,
ioate eine lelde Nnitalt ben @esnern unb
Befarmcrtern Der Tcbesitrafe aeniiaen.
IS muB iid 5eisen, ob Der Nsitatipn fit
bic Gobesitrafe nit elmer 1oldeu Mnltalt
seblent mare. Scrldufis bat Der 8unz
besratb bon ben 9antonen tatiliiIde Nus=
meiie iiter bic trbesmaroisen Serbredcn
uno Serurtbeilunsen gum Iobe felt
1852, iiber ben 8Ou5us Der selamn,ten
: ooesnrtbeile uno insbeiunbere aus Der
Seit na4 abidafiuns Der Ecsesfraie
eingeforbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-20
Eeras a ..
1tnfere 9taatsleaisIatur.


NuRin, Is. Jebruar. SIM Senat uurbe
eiinllia ii6er eine Bia bertd,tst, pelde bas
g0Dten son Bafeln perbiet.t, bessl. iiter
NnfeQuns eines 5taatsbibliotbetars, ,besal.
iibsr bas Bsrbot bes Ysrtaufs ncn seiitisen
@etrantsn am Scnntas. gcn Can Saba
County lief Elm Memurial eesen DRAFT.
fen3en ein. Der @eup.rneur ianbte mie,
oer cine Botlhaft Elm in Besus auf Die
Wab!sn In 5arri{un unb Smitb County,
bic betanntlib eontefirt psroen, bic Bot.
fdnft mar uneneltd lang uno es wurbe
Elm gcmite ernannt, um bic 5ahe sa ;prb.
,ten.-Sm 5aule stng tine pettticn Elm,
pe!de um elm Bsrbot ber Sta&elbratt.
fen3en bittet. Cine Bin CUR Nesultrung
hrs llntsrridis in ben Ofentliden Sdulen
Burbt tineebraht, bielelbe serlar9t, bab
nur hi gewilIsn niebern llnterridtsfadern
unterridt ertteitt wereen 1oQ; beanlpru.
den Bic Ginber nod llntsrriht in bGbern
Ueeenndnbtn fcurn ie pafar satltn. Gfr.
asr eIueBi1, relheDisrosrennen unb Saasn
am Sonntag ssrbietet. Jsrner cine Niu-
tpslde ben 6aufsrn sun ganb, auf benz
rldfanbise Steaern latsn, erlaubt, oas
eanb 3u teartftten unb 5u bebauen. Ser.
nfr cine Blll, welne bas @elsb btnFHt,
lid Nnlesuns BON BewdEsruus wip.rrult.
Mr. Jinlay, Der llrtettr ber Bea Yunh
8iQ ttelt cine eebarnil6te 8ebe au Gun.
fen leiner Btl unb perihsrte, baB aue
9iquorbanbler in Jeras ibn niht ba3u
bewfgen tSnntsn, Istne 0IQ ,urid,u,sben.
Man elaubt, ba6 Der @oupsrnsur ote BID,
tpelds 800, 900 Dollar fur bic 6fentlthsn
sAulrn bewillist, nidt unter3ridnsn plrp.
Der Ssnat eensbmiete bic Blu bttrsifs
bee 8ertanis Der @Aulineersien. SIN
6anie uuroe Der Gontsf 3wifhsn Dennis
uno Breeman 3u @unlsn pes lsetern, ell
mem 8arbisen, entlhiepen.
Dem S9ertff Stomas ppn Som
8reen County entiprang etn pfsrbebieb
Namens 5olmes, Den er pOu San Wntunio
mad oben gsnanntem GountY trinsen uoll.
se, ais er in JrieoriAsburs naA benz Ste.
riff iudte.
= Sm Trinity BEL Sort Dort6 ianb
man bic Qeiden ener Jrau uno oreier Rtn.
eer. Disislten murosn als bic Der Mre.
@raY une tbrer Rinber ertannt, pslhe
fth In lsbtsn Suni ertranttsn; Die Qsidsn
partn NIT tinem Strid lsF suiammenss,
bunben.
Sn Dallas er1dien elm iunaer
Mann. @eurss Badarb BON Gbieago, b.l.
len junse Jrau eaucn 9elaufen mar unb aA
einem 5inseltansel in Dallas anssfdlol.
fen eatte, beioem 4. It'd einem aebsn bsr
sHanpe erseben bate. Ballard iberrelh.
te ffs bel eintm Stsloihsin nit bem Bab,
neneirsetcr.1 oas 1e psm1ebea I'm Dalos
CAB. Gr unterbrad baielbs, lief absr
baYcn als Der Director eine Yiitule ,cs
uno lief lebtsren uer6aften.
= Sn Nuiin fanb man pie qeide eines
neuseborsnen 8inbsS. Die 9sihe befano
fih In einsm fplhsn 3utanps, bab man
Die 5ar6e nidt unterihsisen tonnts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-20

- WcWabcn erbelt einen Wadfolaer
III Grepp !; aSer Wabame WtcUtabon
fden obne geahfclserin in, glilee blei.
ben 5u icllen. Der neue Yrdieent Der
fran5Sfiheu 2epublit lebte ndbu,lih felt
LANCER 3eit 8etrennt pon ieiner Satin.
Da aber Die 9cuneurs bes Sauies &c.
senii ter ben bcten unb bShlten Beludern
bod nidt ~obl ourh bic SausbSlterin
Grspp's semadt peroen foanteu, 70 mubte
er Jrieoen nit Waoame idlieben uno bat
eieie bann aud bereits nit ibrer Tohter
bic yfahfclseaihaft oer Mabame Wic Wa.
ansetretem. @aube.ta bat burh bic Ct.
pabluns @repp's alio lpenioileus etwaS
@utes er,ieblt: bas 3uIammenlebeu Ell
ue8 alten gbepaareS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-20

= pie intsrefaute 6eiratbsseldidte
ess 9bilolcpben Mcfss Nsnbelslotn
mire IN bem eben erIhiensntn gude
yTie 1amilie Wenbslsictn" allo ersatlt:
@ienbelsiubn mar I'm Babe vyrmont,
pier lsrnte er ben 8auimann Dusenteim
aus 5ambursl fennsn. ,Natbi Mots,"
iaste bieler tines 5asss, mir Nae per.
sbrsn Sie, ater am msFsn persbrt Sie
meine 1ohtsr. Mir mare es eas bShle
0iad, sic gum Gibam ~ baten; bslu.
den Gle uns bod einmal In 6amburs." !"
Mcles Msneslslobn mar isbr ltuhtsrn,
cenn sr mar trauris psrwahlsn. gnelih
enti&lub u Ra bod BON Berlin aus 3ar
Reile uad 5amburs uno beiuht 0ussn.
beim In ieinsm Compton. Dieter Iaste
r@etsn Gle binaul gu msinsr 1odtsr,
fe spiro Fd freuen, Gle su fsbsn. Id babe
ibr pist pom Stnsn sr,dslt." Menbsls.
fcbn belu6ts bie 1chttr !; anesrn Gags
tOmmt sr 5u 0asenteim unp irast snblidb.
was bic Fc6tsr, bic Gin gar anmatbisss
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-20

= Sn 9udsnwalos weissrte aa Der
! lljatrige Sobn eeS Maursrs o. bic
Shule 3u tsluden, 9. naSm besealb Ser.
anla6uns, ben &aabtn Swanssweile ,ur
Shule ;u fatren. @uf BEN Dsse bort9in
en- trptfate Der 8nabe unb tummslte lIA nit
%ltsrsssnc1tn auf Dem gle umber. 6ter
enteedte i'm ipater Der Batter unp er1u4te
Bic 9pteltameraoen isinss Sobnes, lebtes
rem fef3utalten. Der Rnabe sntl.f ie.
bod nnb enttam In eas 3u Glstbal sebSriee
0seOls. ga& laneerem SuHen entbedie
y. ete estae ieines Sunsen bter an einem
Baume bdnssnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-20

= gislen Mntlane linbet In @isn bic
amsrifanti&e Neser @tleQldaft. 3wet
Der farbiBsn SaGnsn werotn BON ben
.gaoaliereu" Der Rd(ernanbt aaabenbtt1
NIT glumen SterlAtttet. Der Sitferent
Der ~. GL4r." iast: ,,Wte ittr aud
,,Sntel Tpm's Suite" 1bsGsn Suiet mad.
serabe gefcltt sepurben, pramatila Der.
baleoysafrt N, "a itns ein,elne pirtltde
Ranlltr inter ben Darltellern unb na.
mtntli& cine idwar3e @oubrette (5rl.
Bates fann iTh ubne Wsitsres Der Sat.
msper an bic @eite fteIen.
, 1879-06-05
England's Coal Miners.


The brief dispatches received in this
country have no more than limited at
the suffering in the coal mining regions
of the United Kingdom. There have
been many complaints of the depression
in the staple industries OF England, and
the horizon has long been obscured by
the doubt and gloom; but no great in
dustries have encountered more singular
vicissitudes than the coal trade Of that
country, and the last FIVE years have been
scarcely less eventful than any period of
corresponding duration in its history.
When it is known that reliable estimates
gives the colossal sum of fully Sl2S,-
300, 900 as the difference between the
earnings OF the whole body of miners in
the year 1873, and last year, the won
der will be that We have not heard more
rather than less of the distress and pri-
walton by which this remarkable yaria-
tion has been accomplished Miners
wages in England have long been
undergoing continuous process Of low.
ering, but worse even than this it is in
most districts impossible to find regular
employment for the very large number
OF n.rn engaged IN the trade, and hence
, 1879-06-05
Dry Goods, Etc.
Retail and Jobbing Rates.


Cabot, A. O. to &c; Cabot W., to &c; Calioees, Bose;
Gingham l1@12lc; white Rock MuSin, white Londs-
dale do &c. other brands Of white Muslin red an
wool FLANNEL 2oG60c; white allwool Flannel, soseoc;
Canton flannel, bleached and unbleached a@2oc;
Cheviots, for shirtng 14l@lec; Table Linen, 3Se6c;
Waterproof, 75@eOc; Crush toweling lo@15; Kentucky
Jeans 25371 red all.wool Blankets, s6Qssbo: white
awool Blankets, $5@s5O; Cotton Batting, 9o925c n;
shirtng Flannel 254oc; black and colored Cashmere;
45c a 6 Butter and Cheese CLOTH 6a7c Seamless Sacks
25c Cashmere pants CLOTH 9oc 81 35 Ticking, l29 ac5c,
Denms and Duck, l6a 2oc Farmers Boots, 800;
do Shoes Mems, sl.26a2Oo; do do Ladies', calf skin,
sl75a2S5; do do Ghildrens Shoes, calf skin, Si25
15O Boys Boots 81. .S5 l5o; overas soc a1S5 Jump
ers, 50ca125 Flannel overshirts S1.25a2.75; Mems
Undershirts and Drawers, 87tc 800; oyercoats and
listers, $3.50 a1sOO; Clothing suits $3.50 $780, Cassi-
mere Pants S. 90 . $50
, 1879-06-05
English wheat Market.

LONDON, May 90. - Floating cargoes,
quiet but firm.
Cargoes on passage and for shipment,
quiet.
Mark Lane, inactive.
Good cargoes Off coast-No. Spring
wheat, medium Chicago or Milwaukee, 4SO
lbs. sea damage, for sellers account less
usual ga per cent. commission, AIS; Red
Winter, 45s@45s Cd; California, 500 bs.,
45sCB45s Cd.
Good shipping California wheat on pass
age, per 500 bs., Queenstown for orders,
Just shipped or to be promptly shipped, 45s;
nearly due, Ass; Oregon for shipment, ass.
Fair average Chicago or Milwaukee for
shipment during present month and follow
ing one, per 4S0 lbs, 39s.
Imports of wheat into U. X. during past
week, l7O,OO0@175, 900 qrs.
Imports of -four into U. X. during past
week, rs, OOOa7O, 600 bbls.
Liverpool wheat on spot, inactive.
American State flour London, per 1876 lbs.
lis %.
American State -four, Liverpool per 1856
ibs., lis Sd.
, 1879-06-05
sAN ERANCIsCO PRODUCE MARKET.

SAN Francisco, May %.
FIRST DIspATCH.
Collection day effects cereal markets.
WHEAT-Duli and nominal.
BARLEY Extra choice feed sold at 75c.
CORN-S Small yellow sold at 99c Large,
75c. .,... ..
> FL0UR-Dull.
W0OL-Sttff at yesterdays prices.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WHEAT Business dull. Collection day
Market weak, but sellers not anxious. Cal
ifornia choice to extra choice milling scarce
and quoted at 81 67%. Same quality ship
ping, 81 60 bid and 81 62%91 65 asked.
OATS-Sale of choice feed at 81 GO. De-
mand still good.
POTATOES-Unimproved.
ONIONS-Choice, S7%c.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, May 28.
WHEAT 95%@0SHper bushel bid for
July.
BAoON-sherS rib sides 81 671S.
LARD-$6 07H is paid for June.
PORK-$9 60 paid for June.
ENGLISH COTTON MARKET.
l LIVERPOOL, May %.
COTTON and easier Prices un-
changed.
NEW YORK MARKET.
% New YORK, May 28.
WHEAr-Dull
WOOL-Steady.
FLOUR--Steady.
COTTON-Dull and nominal.
HIDES-Steady.
Whale and sperm oil, steady.
, 1879-06-05
Editing a Paris Newspaper.

Verify the men OF the Partisan news
paper press are not as other men are!
That careful jonrnal, the Figaro, is moth
ing if not Parisian and has penchant for
lionizing. This is what happened to the
Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine at
the hands Of that sprightly scribe: "On
Saturday last at midnight the Grand Dukes
Alexis and Constantine, Of Russia, visited
the Office of the Figaro. They we're re-
ceived on the peristyle by the editorial de-
partment, and were conducted by M. NJ
de VillemeSsant and Maguard to the print
ing rooms, which are underground, and
lighted by electricity. The Grand Dukes
atterward ascended to the saloon, situated
on the ground floor, in which was the
troop ofthe Hanlon.L Lees from the Follies-
Bergere, who performed before them The
amusing pantomime lie Duel des Pier
rots. Upon the invitation Of NJ. de ",
the Two Princes then visited The first story
wheR were Mines. Judic and Bonnaie-
Coqielin, Coglet, and Libert, from the
Alenzar d'Ete, who entertained their I'm
peTial Highnesses with comic songs.
Libert sang 'L'Amant d'Amanda,' and
was much applauded by the Princes, who
had previously heard Of this successful
though common ditty. At 2 o'clock in
the morning, after paraking of a supper,
the Grand Dukes left, thanking the edi-
tors CT the Figaro for their reception.
The Russian National Anthem was sung
by chorisers on the arrival and depart
ure Of the Princes" Newspaper men Of
tie outside world may feel small as they
consider how much better they do these
things in France. Paris Letter 10 To-
ronIo Globe ...
Young man, you should be mighty
careful who you kiss. There's danger
, 1879-06-05

labor has to face the combined difficulty
of miuim2ed wages and regular employ
ment.
In 1871 the total number of male
persons employed in England's mines
was returned by the inspectors at &c.,
900. In 1873 they had been augmented
to AT 900, while at the end Of last year
the number was only little short Of
100000. 1t was on this account that,
the labor market having been so sadly
overstocked, short hours of working,
which were formerly their own deliher
ate choice, should have become the
miners stern necessity. Last year the
English miners raised l34,6l0,000 tons
of coal, and yet, taking one district with
another, there is reason to believe that
they earned little more than half they
did in 1872 and 73. Between 1871
and 1873 the total number of colleries
at work in the United Kingdom adj
vanced from 5000 to 3,627, an increase
of 627 But even this enormous ratio
of development was exceeded in the fol-
lowing year. At the end of 1875 there
were 4,59l coal mines at work, many of
which never could, under ordinary cir
cumstances, be made to repay the cost
of working. Between 1875 and 1877
no less than 270 of these collieries had
succumbed to their fate; but there are
still over 1000 more colleries still at
work than there were in 1871. This
enormous increase of producing capabil-
tiles only represents an actual increase
of 100000 in the annual production
Of coal, or an average of about $4,000
tons per colliery per annum Few col
leries can be made to pay with such a
limited output, and hence it will be seen
that the trouble and perplexities of the
coal owners, since the memorable year
1873, have been as great as that of the
miners.
The decline in the price of coal, ex-
tending now continuously over period
of five years, has varied in different To-
calities, according to the quality of the
coal and the activity of the demand. 1t
has been found that there has been, since
1873, an aggregate decline Of over e40,-
100000, or say, $2oO,o00,000 per an
mum. Nevertheless, it is curious fact
that in spite of the decreased number of
miners, the deepening commercial gloom
and general abridgment of manufac-
turing operations in all staple trades in
England, the production of coal has
gone on increasing at remarkable rate.
The output of 1877 was actually 1866,
600 tons more than in 1875, and this,
too, in the face of diminished export
trade to the extent Of l,059,000 tons.
This concurrent extension of the output
and reduction in the number of miners
means, of course, that the men now en-
gagged in the collieries are doing more
work than formerly and for less wages.
The real trouble seems to be that migra-
ton and transfer from other employ
ments have added largely to the number
of hands engaged in the production of
coal, thus overstocking the market. In
two years, that is 1875 and 1876, up
wards of 4l,000 men had either volun-
tarily left the trade or been exiled from
it by its own exigent requirements. A
similar exodus at this time would be of
great service to England's mining popu-
lation and it appears that all who are
possessed of a little means are deter
mined to come to this country. They
will be welcome if industrious, but not
otherwise. .H