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ard street and Western super q s08t % do extra.
q 50f15 - do family sj 0a6 90 City Mills super - 80
a. 90 do extra 81 75@5 90 do family, 90 1907 90; do
Rio hands % J0d10 o. Panpsco family, %. Wheat
Southern steady; Western higher and Hrm; South
red q 1901 % do amber, si 23Gi q; No West.
ern winter red spot a 2is; July 81 ~ August 2lT
] - september 22S60l 22at; October. A. 23ifM ~.
Corn-SOuthern nominal IN the absence OF receipts;
Western steady aud quiet; Southern white and vel
low, CSC; Western mixed. SPOT and July, 5ilM5jc;
Oats nrmeri Western white al0oa5C do mixed, S5930c.
Rye nominaly S0MSlc. Hay dull; primo TO choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sl3 O0lDi6 20. Provisions
higher, with fair i0bbing trade; mess pork ga $50
Is OG bulk ncatslOOse shoulders and clear rib sides,
none here; do packed 7i@giic; bacun-shoulders Sc;
clear rib sides 0ic hams i2di3c lard-reincd. 2Sc.
Butter quet Western fresh rrnas, i307c Eggs quiet
~ Idi5c. Petroleum lull; refined, Sc. CoHce firm;
Rio cargocs, ordinary TO fair, ph@llbc. sugar firm;
Liverpool per steamer firm; cotton 5-2d@i6d flour.
i7s per ton; Is 0d per barre grain, fkM6d. Receipts
flour, bl7 barrels wheat, 1910 bushels corn, lii00
bushels oats 500 bushels Shipments-wheat, e0,e09
bushels. corn, 1901 bushels. S0los-wheat, 3i,iJ0
bushels corn. II bughcls
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New York General Market.

NEW YoRR, July i3-Cotton steady; sales to-day,
eG2 bales middng uplNnds, iiAci middllng Orleans,
ilNc; consolidated net receipts 256i bales; exports
Great Britain, G,7i3 bales Flour-Southern steady;
export 65 barrels; common to fair extra, e. 255 u;
good to choice do A. soS7 20. Wheat ls6nAc higher;
scarcely anything doing for export; active speculative
trade unRrndcd spring, sic(fs G No, do ~ 2Os uu-
graded rcd 81 Oji 2S No. ado, a 2ji 2Si! No. do,
u ~ nngradcd white si 2iei 2i No do 81 y, No.
do ~ ei5 Sn. red July, ~ 2ft 21ts August ~ ~
oi az September. 81 23ssdi 2f. Torn A6pi,c bel.
ter active export business aud moderate speculative
!gadnr ungraded 5O,e6c; No; O. iallCi5oci steamer,
52c, No 2, bj,sm@6c No. 2whitc d1slm6SC; ungradCd
White 1ic steamer white, 5J g yellow, 6s'{G No,
dbsC; No2 o. b, hdC to-day, 5isc late yesterday.
Oats heavy and isclc lower No. 3, i0Amllc. Hops
quiet: yearlings. 2diSc. Coffee dull HO gA6Dl2 &C.
sugar duh and wholly nomina ialr to good rcGnlng
ll.iGG7 l3.lbc refined firm; standard A. 0isc, Mo-
lnsses Quet 30 test refining Si6r5sc. Rice fairly nc
tive and firm. Bosln steady at s20Jd2 10. 1urpen.
tine higher and firm at liismt2c. Wool nrm and
very quiet; domestic fleece, aimijci pulled, sloWc;
nnwashcd. lsG15.c; Texas ii@Mc Pork about 2,c per
bn higher and active, closing iirni new moss, for ex
port 81 sl9I ,l DO september sl7 gs do July tlI .
y lO mddles strong aud quiet long clear. olc. short
aAc l.ard about 2c per cwL higher aud active
closing irn prime steam, spot, t2 20 July, fli Gls
ml2 52ls August se l5toi2 57s; September, tll 700
II ~. FrCightS quiet.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

clBcIuT CoUEr--JUsriCE JANIS. -MackaT VS.
RedieTni exceptions To award sustained aud award
SET aside 6ilhcfl vs. Shipnan Ani Fletcher GNcep-
tOns TO award Gilbert W, shinman; exceptions 10
award OVerruled award approved and Judgment
SmOot VS.. Langley; motion Ia quash curtiomri over
ruled, SchuCiZen pArk Company vs. BeCknAnf mo.
ton for Judgment, ANcn National Bank vs., Barker
motion 10 strike out demurrer as frivolous and for
judgments Ovcrrulcd ana leave 10 amend by intro.
duclion. Boyd Us, Douglass; motion 10 dismiss
granted. Fry and Scnlidt vs. JouNena, motion lur
Judgment overfule,l Banf vs. NiCdoTmailslSi mutton
10 set aside proceedings ofJusice OF the peace Roth
VS.. JouNcnal motion Tor Judgment oVerTulgu. SHAW
vs. Lee; motion for new trial OyeIrnlcd.
Faulty CouhT - JusTlcE WNLig - BOggs vs.
Boggs demurrer sustained and Dil dismissed. IO'
nAii vs., Meyer, receiver directed TO nay tANe8 In
Tears, Nelson VS.. MOyne forty days allowed 10 take
testimony. Dyer VS. ShOeinhkeT; pro confcssU
against II. ID. Shoemaker granted. Shoemaker vs.
Shoemaker; pro cOiliesso against Edward Shoemaker
sci aside. Morris W.. Morris aud Young vs.. NOung
divorce a Yilic. mat granted Nicholson Va NichO
son rule granted reiurnabie July ls, lasl Ford vs.
Thomas pro c0niossO against e. y, IhOmRs grAute,
GrOte vs., O'liTo; auditors report confirmed, lay
lOr vs.. Burnett pro cOnlossn granted against de
fendant Burnett Pierce vs. Pence; Divorce a vine,
mat granted. Fall vs. Siephrnsun bil dismissed
with costs. PurdyYA Young sale iAtiied and cause
referred 10 auditor.
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REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI Transfers of Yesterday as re.
corded.

Mr. ]. Y. olmstend presents the following transact
tons in real estate In the District yesterday,
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds;
CITY.
Ou street west near Turner street; subot t27 (2t
by 100 eet), square $685. James II. Mprr TO Ellen j.
Newton, ~ 500.
on Virginia avenue between Ninth and Tenth
streets west: subot II (i6 feet inches by depth),
square 3S5; Marion Eastwood TO Ida e. woodward,
$3.50.
on Pennsylvania ayerue, near sixth street west /;
lot 20 (2j feet by depth) reservation ID; Mary T. Far
rar ct vir. to ID. c. Hutchins, $500.
On Virginia avenue (running through TO South u
street) cOrner Third street west original lot (isg
feet INCHES by depth), square 81: Emma Buete TO
George Maer 500
uEoRaETowN.
John w. Metz TO David Smith; part of lots a. ~,
and rs (od Georgctown), with improvements (known
rs the "Shoemaker flour-mill ", 10000.
COUNTY.
John A. Darling to John Bifed; lot 90 section s, In
n subdivision known Ms the Barry farm" $500
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LONDON, July i2--Unlted States bonds-fOur and a
hah a,s Atlantic and Great Western hrsls, 81; Erie
seconds lOls; Nyw YORK Central liTla; Illinois Cen.
trail iii1si Heading 2y1f; New York, Ontario and
Western djf India council bills were allOtied To-day
at a decline Of Altd per rupee.
PARis, July 49, Three per cent rentes S5f 40c tx
change Uh London, 2if26hc.
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REPUBLICAN.
SHE TooK Roth.

SHE TOOK BOTH,
II wasa youth ofmodest purse.
Said son unto n maid;
(which would ym rather tackle next
1ce-cream or lemonade?n -
Across the uaden's ROSY cheek
Fast fits winning smile.
"I'll order some Of boih," she said.
Heaven help the young mans piler
--HsFber Preston.
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The Smith 4 Eggo Manufacturing Co.

LOCK BOX l7Oj, BRIDuEPoRT CONN,
Manufacturers OF specialtles In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
Padlooks Sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, Organ
LOcks the nulOmNticaly'mudc Giant Sash-G Chain, su
perlor TO every other and very much cheaper lno
special pulley requred), The smith & Egse Manuhlc
turing Co, also gives special attention TO the making OF
estimates for the cost Of the manufacture Of patented
Inventions and all the necessary tools, and tile manu-
featuring OF the same on royalty All communications
treated ConhdentRlly. ny2lSIlh6m
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@roposols.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, s..

WASHINGTON, ID, C., July IL, 1881.
Proposals for Miscellaneous supplies other than
those required under advertisement of June 49, 1881,
will be received from time to time during the present
fiscal year ut the office OF the superintendent of the
Treasury Department, Pprsous or firms proposing
TO bid should register their names and state the class
Of articles In their line Of business that they propUso
TO furnish.
Particulars will be given as extra or additional sup
piles are needed. j, 4. POWER,
lyli-1uThS-3I Chief Clerk.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. ANDTHF ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASUINGTON.
DOUBLE TRAcKi JASNEY CouPLERi STEEL RAILsl
Schedule to tako effect Sunday, May ., 1851.


HE % TSsHaTGn &SD ST.
tGS-Rh SGRR%hTTP2SE TTim6ER EIGG, CITY and Way Stations
Ir SIIraSSbnrg' Winchester, IIagerstown, and Way
slo-Polni OF Rocks and WAY stations.
Sl5-PiILADEInHlA, L NEW YORK. AND BoS-
siO--STAUNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS icon.
meets Tor Hagerslown and at Point Of Rocks for
COCOON sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis, and
icOO-BSffrIMoREE EXPRESS tstopsnt fayetteville,
College. BellsyIlle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
AND 81 LoUis ExpREss. SiPRHs 'iN''NNN'i
i2'iOIIBal.lmore EnIcou city, Annapolis, and Way
ili?9-on sunday @ only; IoI baltimore and Way.
t&OO-R RALTtMoRE, ,PHiLADELPHtA,A ANpNEw
SaO-Baiiimore and Way Stations (NvInchcster, Fred.
erick HTHGSepSloYn m - HnG My va RGSY
Rel EYPREss FreicrcE, via i Relay, lay stops SS at
.,,. hnnapolIs Junch9nh ,.,. ,,.,..-.,.,., son.,
d9ssteE MSSss %y ION @
OF Rocks and Why stations onlyl
hRER"FRR%SFSn RR%FnRss uss |x sfGs and
WAY, via Relay Stops at Hyattsve and
eos-Point f q Rocks and Way stations.
te;t5-- 5 -Bal!imoTe% me % And Way stations;
tsi5-fifIsHHRGs CINCINNATI AND ST.
iGSo-fHiliLA bfLPmrA, NEW YORK, AND Bos-
TON EMPRESS sleeping car 60 New York,
1000 R$fTgW%SSE, TY NfTsyI%%Ei KIP LAY; 2;
M sSSn %asRnso " on
and Annapolis Junction.
fDaiy. ISundays only. Other trains daily, except
All trains fom Washington stop at Relay station.
Ohio ticket oiices' washington station and 6iS and
ls5i Pennsylvane avenue, corner Fourteenth street,
where orders viii he taken for baggage TO be checked
and received at any point In the city.
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oo1 THE GREAT 1907

II \ 4
TO THE SGEfs sGSEsrHYAEI4 fA ANS h9gTE gggrTwrsr
spLENbD GVShN EH4cM sEh ravrr
TRAINS LEAVE Il FEEESH ST @ 1881 4s p.oo cor.
-, ner OF sixth and 3 streets, as fOllows; "a,
For P!iS6Hrg and ihs Nest Sc SGC q NJ daily with
Snna 81 IRs LOUIS sSd Chicago S Ipua Ssc p n.y. q SSy &
BXHToRE f TSiSSs ar ESp S p'i'eH5 iF'oeHTo5Ac RAILROAD
For Canandalgua, Rochester. Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls
a. m. daily, except sunday si $50 p. M daily eT.
cert g, ,SatHrday, with Palace Cars to cansndaguA
For Willamsport, Lock Haven and Elnira, atio;3O
For New York and the East. 500 1890 a. n 300 1000
and lGl6 p. mon Sunday, 200 p M, 1000 ana iel5
Limited Express or Pullman Psrlor Cars, $50 a. m.
daily except sunday; ,,
at Jersey City with boats Of " brooklyn Annex"
eiordlng direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding
For Philadelphia, 500, 1880 A. m, 300 $50, 1000 and
i6.IS p M On Sunday, 300 p. m. $50, 1000, aud
Lmied Express, $50 a. m daily, except SUNDAY -,
For Baltimore OlO, 500, $3.50, 1890 NJ aud 100 40,
S 6o S iToo S C sGS si so =" loo p and % iSiS pm I
For Pope,s Creek Line, $40 a. M aud 40 p. M daily,
For, Annapolis dio a. m. and 40 p. m. daily except
ALEXHSbRIA AND FREpERICKsBuRd RAIL
WAY AMP ~ sALEXANDRlA AND WAshINd'
For 2iexsndra' i;1i 700, 900 a. M, and 1880 a. M,
sSdSSs t29 SSs r c6 81 3 S Sha III 5 S n ama and l I M On
For Richmond and the south, 100 a. 2, and iilO a. m.
m daily, and 500 p M daily eSeepi sunday ~ ,.o.
and 1000 a., m.. 1910 500 500, 700, and alo y. m,
and 1900 midnight SUNDAY, ~ sU5 and 1000 u. M,
TcEets SndnfcrmatIon can he procured at the ONCE.
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl.
len for the checking of baggage to destination nom
'0'''' "'N j, II. WOOD General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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DRoPosAI.s FOR FUEL
u oFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
WAsUISGToN, u, G., July /, 1881,
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate will be received at
this ocr up 10 " o'clock noon OF JULY l6 1881, and
bidders for furnishing the Fasi required for the fiscal
year ending June 20, 1852,
specifications, blank forms OF proposal and any
required Information may be obtained At This 0:tice,
A. II. ROCKWELL,
IyB-Bt Colonel u, s. A., In charge,
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nnIilmoro NIoeL nonr,l.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTNoKn, Jnly ls.--Vhgua sixest onsolidated,
S3i. lO se,Uhd SERIES u. pasl due eOuI ns JlA new
ten luitlcS, 55}s Did To-day, v
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

stock mud Bond Quotations Baltimore
aud New York Produce Markets.
The following observations on tho transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with opening,
highest lowest and closing quotations. are furnished
by the clearinghouse Of H. d. Cooke, Ir, q Co., ii2g
E airanI. Mnshlnaion. ID. O.
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GenerAI SInrIlet.

BALTIMORE, July l3t-Collon steady lniddling, lijt
fiiAd Flour steady aud rather mo?e activei How.
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Foreign Money Market.
IuIN aINnIlDI slaut.. L..u.I.

suR-TREAsuIY BALANCES.
.,.- Tl,a'fz. 49,! W Currency .,.. 1871 ,i26 o.
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GJrapelers' Sbuibe.
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
(Nl.W BROAD GAUGE),
between
PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,

between
PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,
IS now running i,st trains OF elegant Passenger
Coaches and Parlnr Cars IN WHICH the CHARGE
FOR SEAT HAS BEEN REDUCED TO % CESTS).
Through without stop In NJ minutes,
Passengers from Washington will take the through
trains fthc Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Bal-
tlmore and Ohio Railroad To Philadelphia, and arrvo
at Pennsylvania Railroad station, Thirty second and
Market streets, or at the Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad S;v;.gn at BrQnd and WASH
ington avenue where Union Transfer coaches or
street cars connect direct 20 station Of the West Jer.
sey Railroad, at FOOTOF MARkE EFT STREET
For through Tickets baggage checks, and full intor
nation, apply rs follows; Northeast corner Thir.
eenth street and Pennsylvania avenue; station BAL.
tlmore and Potomac Railroad. corner Sixth and II
streets 6l0 Pennsylvania avenue, 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue, station Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
j. n. WOOD, GcTCrRl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. my2@2m
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t,fB1 Prize sil2,WD
Whole tickets, SCI half tickets, 81; II tickets $N
IS tickets, SOD
Icnlt money or hank draft by letter or send by ex.
press. DON'T SEND ny REGISrERED LETTER
or POST.OFFICE ORDER. Orders OF Is and upward
by press he sent at Npensc. Address all or
derB to H. NJ. OANDMA Courier. journal hullding,
Louisville, Ky, or n J; ;CoMMERFoltD, 800 liroad-
way New York or j. w. CLARK, 800 q street north
west. and ii22 Pennsylvania avenue; or to 4. II.
MAYNADIER, G0j Fourteenth street northwest
National Republican., 1881-07-14

i NAVY PAY OFFICE
wAsHIsGToH, ID. O., July o, 1881
sealed proposals IA duplicate, 10 be lndorsed Pro;
posals for Coal" will be received at this Office until "
M the 18th day of July for the helow-descrbed coal,
10 be delivered at the SavyYard, Washington d. O.;
Bureau Yards and Docks tons (2.li0 poundsl
Cumberland Coal best quality, free from dust, sui
phur, or other impurities.
provided by the Goyernment at Navy.YaTd wharf
and pay cost OF inspection and the quantity delivered
is To be paid for at the weight OF the Navy-Yard
scales.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any all bids should
Il be considered TO the Interest of the Government to
do 50.
Blank forms for bids at this Office,
]. ADAMS SMITH,
iyl31t Paw InSpectDr, ", - NAVY
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Snoex 10 Advertisements.

AMvssMENTs-3d Paee-5tb and 9Th columns
ANNOUNCEMENT -Sm Paee-5h colunn o.. ..,,,,,
BANKING HOUSES ASD BANKERS I'm Faee-o'" "o
BOARD Asr RooMs-2d Pdee-6th csluInp
BusINEss CHANCEs-6h Pd0r- AIN column
BrsIs Kiss NorIcRs-4n PGge-lsi column.
CORPORATION NOTICES ON Pace "a co'uhn'
DIyIpEsD NoTrcgs-7h Ps0t-6th coiums
OpEss MAKfSa-3d Pdoe-2d column
f1EY GooDs-3d Pase-3d coiumn.
ETHIOPIAN ApvERTisEMENts I'd Paqe-6th column
FIsIscIAI-7M PdOs-4tb. 5ih aud 9th oolulnnA
HELP WAETED-3d PAGE 81 column.
Ice CREAM-3d Page-3d colamL
IyeTnUcrfoS-6M Pd1e-2d column
LECTURES AND MEETIS0s-3d Page-6th columh.
IOsr AMI FoUND-7h Pagr-6 column. 49, ,
MAMIE AND SLATE MANTLEs-7N Pdqe-oih coluH"'
MARRIAGES AND DEATiIs-om Fdqe-osh co'uuh'
NTNINo-eh Page 81 aud 4tl eeuInns ~ ~
MIscRLIAHEoUs-2d Pa0e-6th COLUMN; ON %use-
4th, 9th and 9Th columns.
1fuefcAI IssTRuMEsTs-Sd Pasf-6 h column
NEW PUBLIcArioSs-6h PdGe-lst and 81 coumne
OCEAN sTEAMRRs-3d Pd0e-5ib column
PRoPosAIs--6h Peee-4ih column.
REAL EsTATE-3d Pd0e-ls and I'd couinnA
eITUATIoSs WAsTED-MALEs-3d Pd0e-3d column
FFMAIFs-3d Plugged columB.
SPECIAL NorICEs--5M PdGc-5th column. -.
srEAMBoATs AND RAILROADS.&C. PoSo-4th ana ON
columns
SUMNER REgoRTs-2d P00e-6th coiumb-
TEAcuERs-0h PaOe-2d column
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u D." i'c' iIa' nearly every NonA'i"E Nv" S''P''
% th'- state accepted J"'A H''''S'H app "'''''
a. good o"e' 800" sara 3d. uh'r 'i",'S can,
from lh' q, 10 "pp"" ' ~ - W. "a, ''',
"N1 % lew oI 'h'-' "'''P IN WIZ ''''' ''~'''
enough to o''' me 'l'lf'' WIZ" '"'N ''i'0
p....,.,.., s...,,.,. ,,,il l. ,v,., IN ICON ma
IEe h'ph' 'O'n H'u4l''A W" '' "''' ~ ~ -"
eye or Grlr.c 4. Gur.iain. lie VIII 20 over 20 TIC
democrats m i.ny If he sees a cha.c. 10 make
s,'tfl.,,., ,b.r.l,.
JudI" Robertson VIII not WIN raw. ne - not
Thai kiLd oI inal.
m t,oh ,t. Inn
Gratis Of tie ~cna.e made IN obedience 10 cauc, dc
tum should Lr .ou,iu,r.d thoughifuy by the Re-
n,bucon Senators. They cannot afford 10 90 INTO
-. ,.,,s,... 1h.s ,,tc. the D.mocraf. yvcr,
i,,, fr ,y.rc mali cuo,iyb bnf they were coio.-
Sal CON 'ii'l WI" '"''' 'o' wiz" '"'
i"''' ~ '"'''' .'''l - 49,,
~ l'P' 'i' N'''''"'''''' ~ '"0 - 800
fH-Oh'c' '"''''' ','''"'' " ''''t'' - 80,
the DeinociA" l"'' "c'' " n''''''''" -"'' 80
one time or another ana ~ aHmlhlsi'Is i'Su "oso
J" ". ~. ,..,,..'.od - him ,rl,
''''" - a., t,o, ~, ..,,-,,.,,,
.,,.. -, ,,,..li,,, aud a., A..
.,..-t;. H.. 49,. ,,,,r.s,e for tho South that
,,i ..,t,,,,t; +. ~ prcyalept. do not
- ....,r N.l,,.,. .ci,,r a. a ones,ion aniect-
-. -, Nm, mn, va, solelv the S,ntl
r., -. -. g. ,,,,. .lf and II, the s,irit NJ
'"'"" -. =, -, 80, o., ans. ra+,
W." Pt"k',s'.''' 81. 70 ~ 49, e,n,b no. b., m
me P'tu,,'i H''l',i's - -, lien, H., ;tsricrr.
Wis., . "'d 49, ~ - Ia,i, ,t., 80 81,
u ms PI".'u 49,. ~ L. enc rIa,nnst ,,ort.
I''"i" "l ''uu'i' III. a., ,"tn =, tbeir -
our p'"p' nave '''" ''''., vi ~. -, 49,,
hin %, ,,,,c a., T.. ,, nor.nt 10 all con-
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New-yoRk DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY APKIL 6

chance of conviction, since beth wives viii be
excluded by the ruling from tasifyins to the
first marriage.
In giving this decision the Court did not hesi-
tate to express the opinion that, NJ these Ctah
marriages are celebrated in secret, aud by per-
SONS under obligations Of secrecy, tue proof OF
polyenmy will be extremely diihcult. Indeed,
il both wives are to be excluded from testify
ing to the first marriage, rs the Court THINKS
that they must be under existing rules OF evil
dence, conviction for polyRamy will be hearty or
quite impossible. The Court however, sug-
gested that the difficulty might ID" remedied 10y
an Act of Congress changing tie law III Otah
which declares that n husband shall not be
witness for or against his wife, or n VIE Tor OF
against her husband. Such n statute might be
framed. we suppose, az would cOntine the new
provisions TO eases OF poygamy.
II the MorInons believe, AZ they profess to be-
lieve, that polyRamy is ordained OF God, ana
that it's practice IL obedience 10 the VIII OF OOd,
they will continue that practice until compeheu
10 abandon it. The only Nay OF bringing ABOUT
this most righteous and most desirable result
will Ice 10 convict and punish offenders. The
effect of this might not be immediate, bur ID
the long run it would pat such marriages npon
a level with frlonies, and so make them dis-
creditable Mormon VIII do what he @no"s
that he can do with IMMUNITY, or with reason
able chance Of it. Bu, when he knows that pun
ishmcnt viii be likely to follow a violation OF
law. he will not be in such haste to violate H.
II he really believes polyglmy TO he religious
duty, be must be educated ont oil. that error
and one way OF doing this will he to make nm
understand that the practice il under the ban
of civilization, and is regarded by the United
States as Simply intolerabe. The law VIII IN
the end crush it out a. it might easily have
done il the beginning. Meanwhile 1t remains
the formal protest Of the General GoyelhmeLt
against the barbmism.
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HINTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
MIR. ENRICH AND COOPERATION.

TO the EdttOr ~ the TrLbTne.
SIR: What dismal picture of the dry eoods
trade 80 NcwYorE Mr. Enrich presenls Ia as letter 20
me IRpUSE " tho 2sth lost. Not even per eens
profit on the pal invested and the pro 2retors dying
young from auxeiy and oyerwurki WHAT instsncesd
devotion aud se,sacrlhce pro 6OHO pHblic0 s)eiey
has no r hi to xpcct accept such ruaryriom Wrai
remedy can be- proposedi somebody has been rlg
enough 70 propose cooperation IN trade. Now. She
Lssysten may relieve merchants frum such SELF sacr
nrc how viii II ad'ct tho customersl The projectors
are foolish enough suppose hst cooperation caa aFa
u,uy az the rxbeses AID losses incident tie compeE-
tive system CnOporaors desire 10 ayoid ths iah.y 70
nav y Tor gloves or - FOR wrappers that BE- borsli
elsewhere Tor penny 50 cents. Mr. Eirr SLATED
A. FOR the ARTICLES generally that he SAYS cin be oodS~
for less than cost cooperators recommend th'- Henn
10 buy such 81 their competitors az these prices TO
moral aspect OF cooperation Is a. me its most aFAeu'e
feature The compeutlge system involves 50 mieh 1s
honesty and strategy many msreDrescntliion' taA.
N rcury the god II merchants n also my me ga =,
thieves and 1fs Cooperation propose*'o rl,',.ss 49,,
far AZ poss bic commercial transactun- tDe u'e'
of trade Il promises fair dealing, no mt'fepresaus
cnuduc trade - mat there snail be- Interest 30 -
rcprrsent No need fear that all the tIse OF is
mum uawu. Comp. tton vii endure - ions a. -1'..
tcrest stronger Than soeal lni"rSL coope'1iop 81
breu prtriiscd al Rrcidle and Manchester InsiAns.
tor thIty five years. aud Yet very Sioog ,ohp' 80
trade there. A. 10 The Cooperative Di's' s.
citation cited am hopeful ~ A. but predicate noihhyj
am only elId % see the EXPERIMENT r''h i'.n :,
~ f out of lfa rnins more solid enterprises VIII t,e ~
,nvinre the doubling cooperation or mutuaY can
DO prart-ed as well IA trade A. ia lDsuF-Ae7 ~ -
com panes geueraIl. D. NAA
Nclr- York. March 29. 1881.
Trhsis fair, albeit some injustice may be done
nriuarily TO Mercury. and indirectly to the mer-
chants Tho Cooperative Dress Association nov
stnuds on its own bottom, and we shall mud out ono
Of these days how well adapted the system - 10
public requirements. Mr. Ehrichs letter however,
was a very able presentation of the case from ths
point Of view of the retai dry goods trade and TIE
pubiic is under Obligations u him Tor the franknss
and fulness with which he discussed tue subject
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