davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-20

FLoUft-Was quiet And unchanged. The market
MAS dull nutalde OF tho uaun1 local movement but
hodera not dposo to Gator for buanesa. alleging
TINT prosont quotations nta bolow coat. Haos woro
reported Of - brls winters prIvnto terms; l,u3
brls duuble oxtrus. rarty At &i,uD4GuQ Is tfls no
Erudo at f30o3 md aD brts ryo Hour ut H15 Total,
l,tG b.ls. Export outs wssa quoted A. sl733500 for
uxtFa, md $5,N)96-.a5 for choice extra
0rHKH HHNEADdTurps--Wer ngntn weaker. Hnlos
wore reported Ut brnn Mt tlses 1L371{, cars
m'ddnRs at sl42ea@75 cars shDrss At S12OsSi4 10,
car went kcraenngs nj s5 0o' and corn.
n1eal Mt st4D pof tori on trnGk.
BpItlNu WllEAT-Whs fnlrly active. and quito
wcak. declining abnut 11c from tho latc,t prices Of
I'uesdny. liverpool rurartcd 4 guod demand A,,d q
firm foanR. with few arrival. Oh coast Tor nrlurs.
Gt ~, AMsr'son s a9F q %, d thnn
Ct % sV ~ @;sfs sss srS ESor nF 4 M " ssa ~ fss + #
nE ,;SSstSd i! u ass es
tiS VI ,'sS to se5s!s E!s IL si$y .sfts;
Sss tssSs seSaSs S, sss s
II: %ssse y !ss I'll; III; ;s
S;i S$,S $s|s n
s'&|$i &; :? y =
@ i! ssSsss' as' At oas 'n''
rs Grcs l san as,nx 1rxsI!mR ryR hty u. lo'ssr fa
issa os IA s;
Mt 10 % he nttur iaw dny! u larSs fesepss;
: :s 81 sS
VIII ss .hs!s VIE NJ IL 'G %e!s =. ss1!SSs ~ % !:
4, s:''$$ f. S$$
sstfs z T. Spss5S j %afa i
s ,sYl snd a'!yaGesd !c 70 ~ s1;nF =. ja1s sold
ffsS ,S n ss ssis.
4 M; q 5y ,s;s 5sss!!sa
'is;SI " @ y.
sTS;ssias iSwsf Ths sasS!s.s VIZ hi; VIII
/; ;s$ A. , r :::
- sss;S ass: sA:,a W. ri is;
GSs xSsssss ssssy
H. s|ss !; "a oisssak iissk .e e':s s 4
:a st1 VII qeisa u s
" + s$s f :sa!s|s !; 3
S$s y ;;;ssF s!s s:ss Es
q 5ssS asssf, ses IL :ss: ~o
Ts. s st. ~ H sus & L. e aS Nj
r. ac with ttte e foI i, tho best bd hunu Sc N0.
awaA ngtntnMa a. NO GN4aI sntoA wuEu rcpurtu,I III
sD hu NJ. 3at 5Hnt i.bDp bu by Aaupio ii IjJ4o III
trEGk. Total 1, ,au bu. ~ "
TWO n'CLOCK CALL.
Whnht waA aendy. with saIes 0S 731tIn bu at glorAa
lnki Tor 1Hhe. &iQA lnr July. and ls1o fnr AusIat,
LUX ~ $r-aaj @ aA; By rs SsssaAao July Mnd lS9
*stN9*c f9I July, and for junu, Mes iogk wns
f!tn.RSr Wtth .afes u t7@ prI1 At $4 lGU f0T
fyr sbo YcaE. fart-Sl.1l tSs u ttH1E ior August,
A!tft4ttA for 1ny, md &l12H fur 1unn hhust Tbs--
lQluQ ibs ~ MIN fur Juno.
AFTERNOON noANp.
Wheat MA 1pwer, jpna aoid. ~ a1.ooat.o,& and
cnEod Mt Mny e91sat Ht tll aolijnx gNflIer nt
sIdl!N 1a!y sS@ u 4 95 ds*ote sl: sa e.sd Il
Ainy. which .pld " and o.sed at ths Inside.
unsns WIN y Il i* ,1 ss snu r smy oat ~ bgth
June. ASss1t9 .9 @ fnI Jaly, an1 AhY tor Msy. Mess
a h ~ " ~ | s,y "a Sy ssIss S III;
II y FIR juno. and FkHlaAa a4 feF July. HHIus
ht 1,s T. xis, stas%1 ioF sTMo I'M h1 july
July, lonx sAd shurt vIoars-2A buxus u sdu.
, 1880-05-20
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wero tho reco!pta md shipments
Of tho lcallng articles Of produce In this city
during tho twonty.four hours endlay MT O'clock
Wednesday morning, and tho corresponding time
last ycAr:
, 1880-05-20


t,tnnvrd crccn, npnthor hrc,k II, ,ho m,,,,, ~
herrirs. 'tnc ~ ,ihoroi nr,tvois
Lake frcIRhts vero nl,tpt, owing to tho scarcity
Of vessels l.oom was reported taken for corn
hld, anu probably a good deal OF room would
hnvo hcnn chartered II IT hHd boon rculys
"Unnrr'vet corll Il sc0rce," wns tho ht,nlcn Of
ono fGcHrm received yesterday. Commercial
moi undoubtedly "kntw wf,nt this n.nnnutl,."
lint fo tim unuItintnd n mn s rnst the rotnn+t..
ANAL us .o,rothIrr ,vn ,i,, mi "iron,i., Lnn,r
la, e.,.." @ w .s ~ - sJ NJ, .,,
4-.' l.o'An.o ~, "ete ss'1,'te'' os.u,. NoW .otA
In'es wdfo suo on 9rnin anu tSfo oil pfoVisiohs:
Liverpool ratc3, bs ol PROVISIONS MID b2?tc Oft
n0ur. Hamburg rMtcs, tic Oh provisions, and
Glasgow GstSp OF, tlpur.
rho REGENTS t,f whcnt Mt Chtcnro, tfltwnukco.
1T. Ln,,s. rntc,,, nn,t f1c,roit rr,mrtct vnafcr.
S.. s,;.s 70. % sxn H., ~, H. .,.
49,; ss 49, ~ - ~ -e'"" ".s n wv
:G",oo pu. VI COURSE tnts 'hesuacs aupHcatsohs
ho ,ss nu tso n9auec
rorto'1 from New YORK yesterday: lteccpts.
ha; outs, sop14 I'LL; tur'lHch1t III hkNs; rye,
1b,im bn: n,nlt, b,ooo bu; rntk. a4d srls; bocf.
h'otl irls; cut meats, 3,Sp pigs; lurd. d,vio
t's: nxna4ts ~hssy; ~ ,t. er's. ,, ,,rs,,r ;, mn
bris; wheat, 5x:,oou bu; corn. 1ll,ooo b,,, rye,
.5 M, III.
r Tho '1 following ta,,o shows tho o,,nntIt,e. Of
tlour' wheat. md corn Imported Into tho unItol
kingdom Tor tho losotls ta a%ea; ,a,., uz,s s.6,,,
5ftT II fs"y yfnux iSu MHu Il: is.H
, 1880-05-20
PHILADELPHIA.

rH1LApELp11lA. .May l9.-Fk0uis-nuIl; Mton,.o,
exstas: low. hooi mudinIu' G2s' gooi. $40, ehoss
k.!5' fancT. Nltji atnnesota pataht prucoss E,,Is
7.sb. iye i!unr, S'lStEi75. ''''s
HtA1N-Whcnt hrfzinrs Wostotn mixed, 3l.&. ".
rrttIn etavhtnr. LIN: No. whtta Michigan II s1p'
N0.9 red, May. slzz bid. *l29A e.ke,I, jol1 ~,
lid. elEb4 HSknti August, tl.uGA hIl. sLl94 a,tes
Torn quiet: snit Hl1ud on tsn1k c; steamer ,na ~.
lectod. ttds3ci sail m!xod, May, 62c bd to a.tss,
June. E!lc bill. BIO askei July. AgHo tId Gh a,t.st
AuKhet. uc bld. Hl]zo asked. Oats trntt No. vb,s
41hGacIe. ~' '''4@%
l,Rt!yta1nHs-Qut md unchanged. . :
.nnTfEh-Hni9s. etgnilaE1. extra. &c, Nsw roa
Atc; Wustern Hebgtye. oxttl, E@l1c. 'A1At
ftnaiA-FiTnIer ut lQ}&tk lie. J..
GmKEae-lrrG4Illhet cYtnHlGry. IlXc; good lgkauA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mtld unchAnNal. '"~
MISUNDERSTANDING at $l.il. ..'
,kErEitrS-t'nus, i, lD brlst wheat, Mopbu, ar.
Atunb bi: Mnts. !l,UD hui rye. hu 0u. ~"e
6utHMkSTh-CUFn, VI, ,QlM bu.
, 1880-05-20

ThU YUll0rll c0Mplalut that Itlslnrsa Is DUH
and stagnntinY, which IL hcas1i so often Il. tho
neIyhb0rhoyl Ut Wall strout, m,lat evidently 10
terpFctatlon. Ihere Ii no louxur tho Wild rush
TO- 1uy gAMls 81 y! klnss on speculation. which
WIS seen soe months AKo, hur 10 the lloCluluR
hco lpr tho lmncdiato demands Of consumers.
Hut Tho nRErcKnte Ut purchases mud pay u!oita
IL nevertheless Hury lArKt II tho cxuhuIxcR
outsl1u Of this city lrp slt quito " larRs III tioy
Weto in some Wceks Of January and FcDru4ry,
Y must he remembered that there has hoei,
great doSinu III prices, Averaging uluru than Ii
, 1880-05-20
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. o., May lo,-CoTt0N-tItshas' lt*A
FLnult-F3olr arm md unchanged.
0RAlK-Wbeat ca4ioEi No. rod, flHs eholee ~ ~
N.M Corn Qulsti No. mtzod, tc4a osta eu's'vss IL
stsndy, No. I sntxod, s1a n.y. In fall dsnkaa ~.
FiOvlpioNs-I1rx lull Ut }la1a t,asd aal!! !.oIa os
luwUr et NlM bulk M1otS dull ~ $+af<AS' "-''"
dQ1tI &uf17 .M17,i1H.
WiisKf-je,nand AntivD At q d. ,,,,.., csn,
HuTTxH.stFDn4uEi Westotn hoserTet I<s'''' ~
tFsl 0h&v, chulce, 12o.
, 1880-05-20
THE UNION TnUHr COMPANY BANK,
Northeast cOfnor Madison and Dunrb1rn-stA.
Nocolvcs savings deposits md al!own interest On
tho ratio Of por cont subject to tho ru'os OF tho
bank. G. 81. WILSON, GnsAInr.



Special Dttpateh 10 1ne Chicago Tribune.
NEW roRK, Stny 1a.-The market -tlny hatl II
firm opening, hut prices fol oir utter tho srst
few 1nlhutcs, only to ralty ng1,ln tlp'ier buyng-
III for short ucco1lnt. CAnndl So,ithcrn anl! conl
Btutks wcre ts0tAby strong from the first. Some
g0ol buying was noticeable by 0no or twn prou-
incnt houses Of coni Stocks which hal tho effect
offirthor stimulating the shorts to cover. About
noon tho market relnI,scl Into n BtAte Of dlll-
ness, aud this lasted until about : O'clock, when
there w,.s general rush OH tho rMrt Of small
short sellers to cover, which Cnttscd tho mnrket
to close ut about tho best prices Of tho uHy ull
around, with tho prospect 0f Il buoyant oponiry
tO-f3iOrrflW. ...
It wls rumornd to-tay thnt tho great lenders
Of tho bclr purity l,ad closed their short Hccounts
lit cot!s u!1d aonu other Btncks, md sol,le OF tho
inMrk0t cauHot SEQ mitch furthur DECLINE. On
tho other hanl It Is nsscrtcd thAt befurp tho tnh
q re wSgk Z, oenll VII a.faek tho ,GrAnKur
ls SHIRTS III thcse stocks 1t Is evident that conl
ss !" So!sl i tho1 oi utS1 tic SRo,'Hs s II a!S liz
Ereltly-iTproycd condition of these properties.
sharn M telegraph wur IL pretiete& & O. 9lMMt 70
~ ths '1f.tsrn Assoetattd Prfs.
NEw YoHK. MAy lN.-GUyGrnmetts iirtn.
linllrpnd lut,'ls a.eitru nilu strolsg.
ktnto securities dill.
To stoyk nrfst ny opened 'lrn but soon ~, attcs
Ill(tH tGll VA +tVs4 lEL Ct@sl+ Ak lNE HLHG
13Unr, however. tirlller fcuItny prevailed, anti
III n.ivanco uf ,iQbl.z wls recorded. During tho
nfternGun y relctton Of !lGt1,a tuok place. hut
IN tho lnte dealings speculation bee!tne slrons
uni bliuyNlt, nnti III improvement Of !sGI,M 1ur
cet.t was established, tho rou! stocks, rncsiio
Null, ind CnIIlla Southern le.l.lirK Tho utlvHncc
which WINS !l,sc Il! pArt to tho fnct that son,e nf
tho recent bcars wero bnlllng tho nurket. Tho
aCtlyity mud strength OF coal s1ltrcs WAS because
Of fncrcase!! cummings nnd favorable rpnorts
coneerntns thcBo properties. Tho gross o,lri!ings
ot ,he : My t JERSEY Central l!ailtoal for Auril
sror9iny month Ut ls;t. md ita ost1nnted gross
cnrnsnXa III June will rcnch 81, ,2.10, ,NU.
In rcEarl to thu condition Ut tho nolnwArc,
1.RcknwAnna s; Wcsturu,. 1t u uuthoritativuly
stated tlls tho comptny: ls n,in,x oyur 3uo1. .uo
tuns Ut cll per Mlt.l.lln, which IL now BrllnE ut
I'LL nt!ynnco Ut }l.1U prr ton ovor tho average
rr!Go " lB;p whon tho Company WIS moro ttili
nblc to p!ty Its liked ot!nr9us At this lncreus1
lii tho prfcu Of coal 1t Is stated tho Company Ia
eHrntlx ~ per cent for Htpekhptlers, a,l ,lfvi-
.lultl will a1on be dcclArel. Inrge purchases uf
or tnHttlr PARTIES.
In mining suurcs Central ArIznnn surprised
thu street Gy suddenly Jumping from ~ 10 rs.
Thorc wtts M aprnrcnt c,ltls9 for tho rise.
Transactions ~ ,JW shNrrR:
Money 1narkot easy NJ 1G5 closing ut Q; primo
mgfunntllc paper. blt5M..
, 1880-05-20
I}QSIQN.

uDST0N. May l9.-Ft.uua-Hseady; Western sppet-
anU. &lO}df4ai common cxtrna. A.7SGAzj, WI1eonaa
oxtnss, ss.0oa5.ao; pntont spring whoass, ht54.D'
wIatar do, tGd1ss1.1i
GnAiS-Cnrn In good dennnd, m!xod and Isllox,
0t&S7e. Oats steadyi M. mid orsnI willis, td4stl
M. whtto. It'd: :soi No. wtlte and No, mi1sd. ~
NC. ltye n1niinallY nnchanxod. -
nuTTE1t-ChOlco yastUrn croumertos, 21QtJc, lsd]ss
pnGkgt!, Ghnlco. ldd llei csmn.'ln to Noo1. ltAlh
t:nu1-WusLyfn truth. lf4slu.
7MD hu. ~ -
tlltMEXTB-Flppt. 1.7u brl1t corn. II LOO tI.
.WUu!-rrliSAetiUn vVry tight, aud II il dittepIte
Ktve rgltnhlp 0latiOHs; Ubi nhd 1snnsy!ys1h. -
boc; ailchHan and Wisconsin. %s341ot pplled, G3i.
, 1880-05-20
DUFFALO. .

nUSYALo, N. Y. May ly.-GMAlN-Whest aoa.usa ..@s+,
Corn nctiy0 R1d lFMj sAlos 81 W hu u arms cts
lAul bu et {tH0i 3L0D bu Iunu ~ k9SJGi2si -
~ @4et hHhmixGd. 4dc. UthaF Fratos tnsetsi IL fos
CANAL tNtlnllTB-LOwot At 70 toF Hnash
cuEp, aud yAe for Vat1.
, 1880-05-20
PEORIA.

PEORIA, Ill, May y1o.--0MAlN-EoMa aepss 49,. NJ e,a;
htxh-mtxsd, &k@atu, mlxad. A1&Ma ~ s.us
NJ : waits. at49sN. ..HTo usml No. : s'ht''"~
UI0HWlaxk-Ftru A. $tW.
, 1880-05-20

BALTIMORE,
nALTtMottH, May ,a-fLorn~i,u., ana ,o
6,2iI d1 family, f5AagM eA9A N12
t'hAlS-Whont-Wcstatn netner, M. , u.
sn.sT r1d; sp"t ais' M"r. .f alb. iuns "es,.
%.nt .:: '@J ..'sa'iat Aasust aaLluXs az
ees May, stas7as juno. taat}tu, ia,, sa; saapet r.
Oats dall' Wcstern nixed, +a14UAc. ltys nnss'ss s
III, ,1sEm2n,o5 H"d easy, primo to ehoco 1o,,,,
-, .,rMovi*lpS:Haquiet md a1out steaay, ro,..
ssts iHt o'I SxM 9or nGw. iqt ae .Rot
Sxt.1s fsr e so1 e'ear rib aitsss ;Ne
iMrrxn.WoAki Western, tk5lso,
EnHH-F1eru Al ilt.
I,sr1suLRtiN-Du nad nominal nj .s4,
,sI ssInfFks-Qulst fH'F to priu'a lilo esrpos, IN,
ktrnAn-EasyI 4 soft okot
~ MSnMasKY-atGady .1s' nt tl.l9s1.lox. =
ton, Ah} tuur lat rttift, tJ&aEd, homlnalt c5t-
llErEIFTs-EttNf, aus LfiHt wheat k,nn.
;;, Gat ,,st. ttIn 61 ryS, l hu. oo' c"s,
sAtEs-Whent, 8s5.o0 bu. corn, lGaH 81. ~.
, 1880-05-20
DETROIT,

UHE1EOI3t A.,4
DgTnolT. Ateh., MAY ia-FLaun-Qalst, ~ ~ ,i.1,
GitAiN-Wheat As.1 aud oulstt vhsts. tLnat it,as
tIl5Ai Jnne, ll.i1f, July n0nnal nt tLN7a A Ella.
No. |. nominal lteesipts. wheats N4a1a wv -"
1nsntl July tp,
, 1880-05-20

M'TTER-pntst antl ,.ucl,arvt,1.
!,!1EkHK-Qutat hut htrHtsYi }ItAiit,
NltLAKY-NnntnHt Mt Il lhsi Is
- uMETAf.s-MInIiAfn fnHturets rUnn@r du,t ,n.
lnKnt 1akc. 1s.i*!. rlx irt,f1 nMnt a'a notfnslu
% AI!Sriffe II 3; .es,;snss
, 1880-05-20

xporAToEa..ysre dull ~ enr lots at I9,oc per bu.
@ toul'TtY.,Mg. sY n n,,detato rsapnst ct gTsy!oqa
['os d.1sn vT 1.tS.se gSr lb, .pr!nE do, ssoi iur
fEEH3.~ltuut1iy wns gurt und llttl9 hatt0r than
Monhnl i1r .Sesn:, Sart&Hlpgr sud " 5at1 ElUyot
W.: % 9nset .. etla4 H. fax "a. qantod u tl. mot
wAsqnot NJ ioY nnd G9ritlan dn ut Glo.
,nAlI-Wns IN fair frQucat And Htoaiys
,,E Ein2 .alt VI: !4
sssstHuM iM
stH VIZ Oh4A <oH&A
Lv1ErMl stn9 iwlt1to saukA1... .+...s.,.,..+. l25
W!l!skf-ttns st1atilpr ut tito roc8nt advance ~
nm u4 0sttAndinE Kas prriyed at with tho nAnufse-
GE4In ~ ClnGlnHat!. SAla wGA fOpNrtna OF Nv brls
nn!snna Sunds ~ tho aaals uf 81 H for hiHwlnoY.
WOU1r.Was tlYli und unrots1ed. New. u coming
iorwAr. IN hlin!l d. Ind .Insn xa!e1 bpnG nAdH
..tsa. .tGn ths s rxs % qngi9 ha laston a!It ~:
ntoiaSnon r. @ .s yu"! a. yot NJ 'yts9i e: MasklAin,
nT.MG5s Mn , Af,ocss1, S ns0rm. u thu a ha Judi.
J., tie na'nusr of nosks r ths tha
bfUf0 xIlcl tlErphtn RlH Elntfluy 10 tho wUN.
Ellpnf tl1 cauntfy." Quotations.:
nbal H0AtME tHn ,.4haA
EHaIhc VI Hluy tH34
EsHo uHNQsnGl Heteo .lSA
EUa!x0 AnHhaRtu gcGCt. .Nix
13euloh phH&&Aed
, 1880-05-20

lHpIAAAP0Lts, May lR-0NA1N-Whea...s ss..satM II
rod, s1akailA Corn rFya At sf&s13ta ose
, 1880-05-20

VB W TsV1Os -. Nn
OgwzdQ, May N-jMAlN-WheAt sedics.
vhits Michlxsn, sl,3a, Corn uomluslly uashsos'"
, 1880-05-20

VETNVLEUhis .rode
r,rfsuuno, May la,-pFrR0txuH-Aeav'sns IA, ~
nF,per u tliaN Il ps5ker's for ahipnsnt' 1''A''
Philadelphia delivery. xs.,n, atsadA
ard wh1ta, tlU fAak INC, n.runt rum = Iev
TlTusvlLta. ri. NAY ~ ~ sftsa, io1ssk vi ",
ciosiug Il H1et sbiplnenG. II. .xo! s.,Ians Al1l
el4tteF1t A,1Nj aySEax1, Nl70oi tssaAsS"
, 1880-05-20

DTfH GOU115s J.t vit1
NEW YoRk, Nay lt-Dusness rsnMas axSsmsad Il
package heusss. Cotton gooda ~ !aat "a ssp prtpa
n.ss hands rtnts dull. E1na lawns wv ~, ~ Wvolsa
III fair rsQusaL qiuRhAns Hsll eS1a ha 5Siktis a1ss
Ht1ftssn huadrsd Eases ot hldnss%Ny nsay Ia lEesEns
Aad p!ques 1sfY void u SUCTION e'-oA5'
T4sy low pF5F9tH
, 1880-05-20

Tho cargo market was rnshcr quiet, Inch md
dcnN!on sold ut fornpr prices, tho o1rurtnRs of both
buinR ann About eight louds or ahinglen woro at
tito docks and Tho nhskot 0pon9d dull nnd wGak,
olosng with ncnrly hnti tho Iot sold at slight
s!Uns for statdnr nnu extra grudes. lath wpr0 uu-
nfant xad 4.io.iu E..iiz
, 1880-05-20

NRw onLEAks, Ls. May M-cof7s1mSf, ~, Food o.1
msnd, mldal.ng, llHo, low u'tdd.'aa' ~ tlNi ~
alnaYy, lOc; net raoapta, aAtt baosl ~ ".lsa tt
ports, 10 Continent Hit ooaAs"Ae' "SN'
stook, lnt3hI
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1880-11-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

Great Britain.-Mr.. Healy, Mr.. Parnelrs
secretary, has been arrested.
The Irish Land League makes general
appeal for aid.
Justice Lush is to succeed the late Mr..
Thesiger as Lord Justice of the High Court Of
Appeal in England.
The fast steamer of the Monarch Line has
sailed from Hull for New York.
Many shipwrecks are reported from the
east coast of England.
Rowell was ahead in the London walking
match.
MIR. Parnell has urged further resistance to
the landlords in speech at Limerick
France. Catholic agitation in France
against the execution of the DEGREES contin-
ues
There will be an International Congress of
electricians at Paris, September Is, 1881.
The French DEGREES have been enforced in
Toulon, Nismes. Carpentras and Marseilles,
Germany. Herr Koeller, a Conservative,
has been elected President of the Prussian
Landtag.
Belgium. persons have been killed
by a railway collision at Herstal
ItGly.-Mount Vesuvius continues in erup-
ton.
Turkey.-Dervish Pacha has been author
lied to arrest resisting Albanian leaders, and
The Sultan has reduced the limit for the
surrender of Dulcigno to eight days.
Montenegro insists on the surrender of Dull
cigno within three daye after the end of the
Convention.
Dervish Pacha. the newly appointed Gov
ernor of Albania, has arrived in Dulcigno.
Tha Prince of Montenegro has gone to Italy
for the winter
A new Servian Ministry has been formed
The Porte is sending arms and ammunition to
the Greek frontier.
Greece. Princess Olga, Youngest
daughter of the King, is dead
South A ta7ca.-The village of the Basuto
chief, Lerothodi, has been stormed and burn
ed by the Cape troops .-
Atyhansstan. 1T is reported that the Ameer
has been murdered.
Persia. first division of the Kurtls who
have invaded Persia IS within thirty miles of
TabriZ.
China. There has been riot in Canton, in
which some French priests were assaulted
Merieo. Two soldiers of the 9th Cavalry
have been killed by Apaches, while on raid
into Mexico.
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Naugatuck Railroad.

Tommencing May Sd, 1890, trains will leave
~ LITCHFIELD STATION as follows:
$50 A. M.-F-eight Train, with Passenger Accommo-
dation
6.23 A. M.-Passenger train for Bridgeport-through
car attached to this train for New Haven.
Through car for New York arriving ct
Grand Central Depot at 10:24a m. This
train connects, at Waterbury for Haftfold d..
1916 P. M-Freght train for Waterbury and Bridge
port. tE
Las P. M.-Passenger train for Bridgeport-through
car attached for New Hsyen4-connects
at Bridgeport with Boston Express for
New York.
SIS P. MINK train, Passenger from Waterbury,
connects a. Waterbury for Waterfowl, 1t
Arsonia for New Haven, ut Bridgeport
with Limited Express for New York, also
with steamer Bridgeport Saturdays ex-
cepted.
Trains leave New York, Grand Central Depot, for
Litchieid at 85 M. and at 400 p. m through car
and by limited Express. .sy
Trains leave New Haven from New Haven Derby
r. R. Depot. 81 1890 m $50 p. m.
Trains leave Ltchfeld for Winsted, at 9:20 and
lO:s0 =. m. 1916 400 and 7.4 Pm.
WATERBURY, WATERFOWL r. R.
Trsus leave Waertown at 6. 40 o, m, aid 1850 p.
connecting with passenger trains to New York.
Leave Waterbury at II 20 g. m. and .O6 p. m, on
arrival Of trains from New York.
Stages to aud from Litchield connect with all trains
at Litchfeld Station.
Stage for Bethlehem and Morris leaves Water
town dsil%.
Stages tor Woodbury., Harwinton, Otis, Colebrook.
and Goshen connect with 1000 q. m. train from
Bridgeport.
A Discount Of s cents made to Passengers purchas-
ing Tickets at the office.
GEO. W. BEACH, Superintendent
Bridgeport, May 2, 1880.
D. O. KILBouRNE. Station Agent, LitchAsld.
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,Harwlnton.

The young folks have organized literary
society, and will give their first entertainment
at VIM. Bryannt's on Friday evening of this
week; admission. ten cents, the funds raised
will be used fol- church purposes
VIM. Hayes lost another horse a week ago,
1t died as suddenly as the other one did few
months ago.
The water-wheel of Page 8 Dams paper
mill stopped working recently and it was
found to be closed by eels.
"A number of new voters have been made
here.
"A dance was held at Andrew Fitzierald,s
on Monday night.
g. w. Dams has recently built small
extension to his dwelling house, and many of
the buildings Of Page g Dams have been
re-shingled and otherwise repaired. The resi-.
dence of the writer is being much improved in
appearance by paint and new blinds.
". r. Barker and Earnest Gum are the
Republican nominees for representatives.
LIgTLE GoHNN1R.
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Atlanta people set an excellent example to
the citizens of both sections recently, in max
ing the celebration of the laying the corner
stone of their armory an affair of national
rather than of sectional interest. Over 1000
soldiers, from North as well as South, were
entertained there, and there was the biggest
kind of a sham fight and barbecue in addi.
ton to the usual parade. The Sherman Cadets of
Lawrence, Mass company from GAINESVILLE,
Wis; and the Putnam Phalanx, of Hartford
and Sedgwick Guard, of Waterbury, were
arcong the visiting organizations.
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Rev. EPHRAIM LYMAN.-We clip the fol
lowing letter from Tuesdays Tribune regard
ing the late Epraim Lyman, a native of Gosh
en-; pastor of the Congregational Church il
Plymouth, Ct. and, afterwards. for many
years pastor of the Judea Church in Washing.
ton, CT.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR The tidings of the death of the Rev
Ephraim Lyman at Minneapolis on Friday,
October 80, will cause wide spread aud deep
grief. For though of late years he had been
residing far from the scene of his active la.
bors in the ministry, he was warmly remem-
bered by those among whom he had spent his
earlier life. He was graduated from Yale
College in the class of "'32" and at the Yale
Theological Seminary in the year 1885. I'm.
mediately On being graduated at the Theologi.
cal Seminary he was settled as pastor over the
Congregational Church in Plymouth, Conn.
and subsequently over the church at Washing
ton in the same State. The latter charge be
resigned only when physically unable longer
to perform its duties Mr., Lyman united in
He was sympathetic, discreet, faithful in bis
pastoral office. The heart of his people safe.
ly trusted in him. He was public-spirited,
and was ever ready to foster all move
mepts looking to the good of the town.
Then, also, he had, and had conspicu.
ously, devotion to what he thought
right which nothing could shake and
nothing could seduce He loved righteous.
ness and hated iniquity. He ever had the
courage of his opinions. But he was kindly,
tolerant, just. As l recall his memory, those
words of Mr.. Froude come to mind in which,
speaking Of the Purtanism of the seventeenth
century, he says: ut produced in those who
accepted it horror of sin, an enthusiasm for
justice, purity and manllness which can be
paralleled only in the first age of Christianity.
He ministered to intelligent New England
parishes, and met their intellectual as well as
spiritual wants. His memory there is green,
and will be long and tenderly cherished. He
bore his years of invalidism with Christian
fortitude, and brought forth fruit 10 his old
age" 1t is satisfaction to his friends to
know that the last thing from his pen, the
letter to the church where he was a worship.
per. revealed the man in all his noblest traits.
his courage, his warmth and trueness of Chris.
tian friendship, his devotion to the things he
considered right, his high ideal of the Chris.
tian ministry, and the lsvely Christian spirit
characterized him always.
JAMES o. MURRAY.
College Of Neso-Jersey. Princeton. N. j.,
Moo. /, 1880. 4s.