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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13

n other Grain Railroad Frsghts to York-Wneat
4e Corn: s9c. 2ssc to New.York
hTm hs6c l% but ss hs qSset
Ssr al a Sash a S % S o Reeet
f e Gog excited ana the
u u &c g., AWgnst 5s septe@bcr 69c oqtober 55s
tem9sr 81 october $500 nc year Reject
ri is 6 VAN a@F ss.
sSsF a + ~ s !
T+S 90 M the ea ps nsnsp at S
% % an the Bulk Meats moderately active higher
at s H0i! ffsG
%S2 So Augns g. As s. 40 Clover
2P9 S2Ssc DAIRY izs$ig FaeFoa PasEn
l5e Cheese que ah Gsea%s saoS skins s6Se
'sES s%S @ s1' sps
oats 'OS UOsh M3 UsIn
b% Med r d at sh saf sS
@ SSs dss sSn s fTs but Whisky as and a
il 90 afs sna %is as & t S1
Common us nd ana mehapged logs dull weak and o%s
50 D 19%sS 81 sesS5
S1Gt and steady NC White $3s and
c SS5GHss Il I ss a the yGn At s. e.
new 50 i s3@ 1855 HG s W Whea 900 Ss a
Oats loo BUSH shipmentsFour 1000 bDls.; Wheat.
sSanS 1 A"s lFour dull and unchanged Wheat
nominal No Milwaukee, hard namiiI SOFT cash and
s%Ss pses%Sf ii ~ of NS u iS 81 No.
qe 9 sc f Rye strong aGd 9 SsnIr
so H aer Ness No sfE4 ess sS ne RoY
september Lard-pIime steam ACE cash and August;
2s0oO bush Shipments Flour 5000 bbis. Wheat $4,000
El i% IIpsTps sS%
FANNY M IN So 7S 3d. DO ShG oo e s. co.
Sc s louis Patents 81 0S Mnn 80 S do CO. s3sS
a MyS n fGSr qne at = M Corn Meal dull 9g,iye
81 So Do amber aloat y 300 do dock u 30 cargo
Rye quiet Pennsylvania Corn actve southern and
Hase n sam m q sSsa rack and
Witt spot Pro row. % oas ss es Beef No
Ss o 49, M No. SaSs Gsi ~
@io shoulders Go rT IA s &C. sides 90
Shoulders , IN picSlc 1@! 2c do Smoked sGSig Bellies IN
tie SD do steam 5c butchers Loose l.5Oc
Blu and strong Creamery Extra Psmsylya
f 2sf Hs sss c Wes,o nnd Extra %s sc
%GSa So e. 10 o Se cs da and
se f 3e' cssas ss'1z r'nSsyyaS FS S
Socd skins 7sase D1 ao rcnnsriSans
qa g1F H a 'o9Sgs at s%i F
70 s, GOO Crushed san nS
Mould 4 9.sc Moasses quiet so. test quoted at 500
FEED fair degandi Winter Bran ssi6 co. Spring do
ST LOUIS Aug i2-Fioar drnsr but not qrotaoy higher
a2 s5 do 81 Eau dv emil + Sc
dor Corn co ' a an S Gn &G At Il s. as@s sas 10
osss august 5nfe sepembori Gps-c october; soc No,
o3lac All the oats active higher
cash and h9gast Sic september s7sc October Rye
Meats hIm; shoulders Soc Clear Rib. $40 Clear Sides,
SIDES Lard %n and Nominal i Butter -" Steady Sc At cf s
2le Eggs quiet at dlOr Whiskey IL. Receipts
Flour 1000 bOls, Wheat lOi 900 bush; ca bush;
Oats, $1,000 bush. Rye 5000 bush Shipments-Flour,
1900 bush. ~
TOLEDO, Aug l2,-At the board Wheat opened firm
ana closed quiet No. Red octohe 81 81 al Noyember,
aIm 80 2 opol soc; august 56ac October 5ssc oats
SPOT L. hid 81 25q asked August 81 2G sept es
ber II 27's Ocooer. ~ 29; November ~ 81 Dscem.
Der, ~ 32os all the year 2Ga= Red, II 2Os.
Corn hr1n No p spo; 5Sc August SIC. bid 55c asked;
September % 2c October 59llc. BID; year.
Roceipts-Wheat 1900 bush; Corn, 27000 bush oats,
iooo bush ShiPmcnts-Wheat $1,000 bush Corn, 10000
bush;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13

1.5oc; November closing 11.Soc.; December. 1920 4;
75o tcs seller year IL closing li2oci go
at Il.s5c; Refined quoted 1l.ioc for Continent
BUrrER1Masket very firm on strictly choice Mdc,
state Creamery Fair to Choice 25a27c; state half
frkins Fair Choice 20a2tc state Dairy Firkns,
Fair 70 Choice 22a2ie state Welsh Tubs Fair TO Choice
20G23ac state Dairy Tubs Common to Fair l6019e West
Creamery, lj62Sc; Western Dairy, Choice lS92oc.
Enthusiastically Fine and held somewhat stronger;
otherwise dull unsettled state Factory Poor to
Cbeddar Fair to Choice, s6pc Skins Common to Choice
4062c- .EGGSIn little better demand at shade higher
prices; Long Island and Newersey, lSa l9c state and
Pennsylvania loUlSac Western. 16laOl7c; Canada ITO
17ac
RICE-steady Domestic, 4iaa7hc demand fair
81 80 quoted spot 81 40 asked and firm Glover closed
about steady 800 bags sold, Size Timothy and lhnseed
unchanged.
sPICES-Quiet; unchanged
sALr-Seng pretty well; prices firm for bulk receipts
sTEARINE-ouiet firm; quoted 19qc.
SUGAR-Raw steady quiet generally unchan ged Fair TO
Good Refining 79sG73c Centru gal Sls0Sa1c; sales, 100
hhs Moasses Sugar &c Refined fairly active; Cut Loaf
lO'ec Crushed lO4c. Cubes 1O4 Powdered l0ls9oic
9ysa9Aac. Standard "a" 9c on "a" 500 &C.; White
Extra 90 Sd 9lc; Yellow do. do, 7's0s 2c Yellow &c
TALLO fair demand: sales, $4,000 ID, GllIcc
TEA-New Japan steady fine New Fornosa about steady
but the medium and lower grades weak Old Teas generally
about steady but not active.
TOBACCO-kentucky firm, unchanged; sales, 200 hhds;
crop reports unavofable. seed Leaf moderately acuvei
sales 200 Ohio 52064c 400 do Pennsy vania,
1850 2dlSc; 100 Sundries, 9dlSc 300 bales Havana
WHALE BONE-Easier with 5000 ib South Sea sold
about 81 30. Arctic quoted VI 40.
WOOL-A slightly better trade reported but only on
account OF urgent necessities tho part OF several manu-
and daily arrivals weakening influence on prices
stocks, however, are not forced upon the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
Nkw-foRK. Friday. Aug. IL. 1881.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE raANsFskS
NTWYoRK cry


Broacway, n s, 2l n " OF Coarflandtsf % rxo- r.
~ v Allen, trustee ote 20 Richard Donelsss
trustee etc. y interest
Broadway. No $780, Moses Philip and wife 10 Jos Il u
South '@ %iamsi Nos aud = ana Is eeoco
,o sllza Maitland 60 Eliza = Maitland 4
4oth.sL lot 40, CLas T. BIescr "a Nina
SCUM 81 y &, 323 n W Of 6ouverneur
A beall, referee. 10 The Mutual Life ms co - oso
ootinsi, n :, ll5 n " of.fhaNr. 25xlO0; Par
htt and wife 10 l. Sehiesinger % 900
44tll-si, :, l2J II W of ION l00x WIN III
aa.s saesser and wits 70 wi am $4,000
gerger to Msx oRosen5eerger interest 5000
5s,b bsaiey and saa husband to swasey 1e2so
2et. 9ulney and husband 70 Ellen $1,000
4lst a1a wife q e Blum !, 2, 90: 800
assignee. etc, 90 Pred Dietz o..
ioth;sfe cor Of 52d-st - lOx57 IOxirregnlar,
sea oTc eR AND VT s, g Js Ramsey s 400
flS 10 II Morris 80 -'''
izlst-st n 5, 81 it % AVe-A I7xsi.9. ! = Wright
ano ~le 70 En1 Max.-----........-. -. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
EUROPEAN dARKEr,

LryEnrooL Aug. IL -Pork-Prims Meas -Eastsrn duh
rmsr a, Wesssn steray a. ~ Out
steady 2; 49, Short Clear. steady A56d Hans-Long
nu, ua At ~. shoulders steady at 49, BecInda Mess,
dun at 100 Lard-I'rimo Western steady at So
mon, at 8. Cheese American chocS steady
a. oS 81 I1sd on none FlourExtra
No steady at 49,. New Winter Western at I02d.; New
Sonlhern winter steady at lJd Old at bod.
none here Rosin- Common. at London. u 3JL
Spirits rarpentine. at t.,nion, steady 320d.
bod GENITAL New Mixed western Wheat aaSioid
per GENITAL for Average California White I0ld @l04d for
LyEnpool. Aug. 12-l3O D. m.-seef li5L pcr tierce
d1r e1r maa Mess Cheese 536d cwt for tho best
49, Dsr w L GsT 'S Sod oT per long ew cf or
American Pork, "a per Dbl. or Prime Nj
pas, three days 100000 oentas heiuains 1000
80 per quarter sperm on ner Pale
7alO6d Spirits rurpentine 348d aS6 per cwt Refined
ganon; Common Resin o9l Iinsecd OIL 1910 per
ANTWERP Aug l2-Pctroeum rs francs so cent,mes for
me paie American Wilcox's Lard closed
rd HAysg Aug 12-wncor's Lard closed at 90 francs
90 confines 30 klos. - ~
HAMBURG, Aug. 12-Wcoxs Lard closed at 90 marks so
pfennigs per 100 ID. " ~ ~
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL wARKrTs
LoNpoN Aug l2-l23O p. m.-Cousos lO0e,a for money
and lQ 81 for the u bonds four per cent iiGs
Cts anu "gead Wessrn hrst mortgage trustees ccri
ito2 lteailng, 32s NewYork, Western a.
Aug. L4-l;Oo p NJ Erie, 40 s Reading 32s4;
LONDON Aug. l2-,i;oo y. m-rhe gone
INTO ,ne BANK OF England on balance to-day 4 900
cent rentes at 30 francs FOR the accounL '
LONDON, Ang l2-i0U mParis advces quote three per
"a cenJimes for checks - - - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
gitp Real estate for Sale.


A DNERTISEMENTS FOR THE NFw-
TProSnksV = o, TEIBNNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THs
frs,st Cos IS No lSs Broadway. corner Thirur-
az - rst fonfteenthst square go Nina
l-seNenfhst.; HARLEM OFFIf-Ea
fwen,, ID, %.Vy ibtfd-ave hundred sa5s
,"e,y l'i.s'- mp TO p IA, At regular once rats1
INVESTMENT properties navino : I1e--c.,-
- HeS On DeeAiian, william, Nassau Sult0n-sfs
kUl>AND & WHITING. l2l Nassan-st
STORE PROPERTY in Peel, slim for -
- 10Y" rutland WHITING l2l Nassan.st
'EO LEI on East 23d-st.-Building in nro-
n, cess OF construction. suitable Cor naannfacor r
NJ HORTON, 305 4th-aye. f'''' @Nf| W ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
miscellaneous.

JlkI5lELIWWfOu5.
A JOURNALIST of experience and ability,
lately returned from extensive travel desires position
managing subordinate city country. Address JOU r.
NALISr, Box 81 Tribune Office.
A YOUNG man with 10 years general bust
L experience n references
and security II needed book
Address ii. t. Box 40. Tribune once
BOOKS BALANCED, accounts adjusted !;
- pay moderate. Address A f. w.. l,l63 Falton.ave-
Brooklyn, N. y.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-N is here
~ by given that Frank w. Moore Francis Moore
partners trading under the Frank OF The
City of Newark Essex County, Nrw-Jcrsey this day
assignment their estate Tor fb
equal benefit of their that
exhibit then respective claims under oath OF
within the OF three months.
Dated August q, 1851. CHARLES H. STII.ES
AZ and Al Lawrencs-st, Newark n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13

Financial.

finailrial.
A GAS STOCKS.
Al New.fors and Brookyn Stocks and also all kinds
Investment socurities dealt IA 1v
GEORGE Al. PRENrfSS.
~ WAi4I-Sr.
LII who are interested in railroad business
ana mileage statistics should got THE TRIBUNE AL
MAN Az or looi now Ready, pnco Is cents bynlail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
financial.
The 81. Paul & Duluth r. r. Co.
WILL ISSUE
sn,c00,OoO First Mortgage 8 Per Cent.
Coupon bonds,
financial.

at option of holders sums OF 81 900 each ne
August ga So "'SS vi FEBRUARY ana
Inc Bonds by mortgage 70 the Central T,ust
Tho ~ nw ors which is first and only upon
innsSoId, representing a cost OF TEN MILLION DOL
Proposals Endorsed and addressed 70 william IT
wee PRESIDENT OF the Company AT his ONCE an =.
Nauohal Bank OF the Republic Of PhIsdepha penn for
VI any part OF SAID Bonds viii be until noon OF
per cent OF amount desired each ro
pos No Dd Tor less than and Interest viii no
deemed for the best interests of the company ' I'M '
signed "'NSo INC '"'uef-
WILLIAM II. RHAwN
X. u. ANGUS,
HENRY II. PORTER
Office or vice-president
Philadelphia, Penn, July %. 1881.
CINCINNATI SOLITHERI RAILWAY,
OFFICE BOARD TRUSTEES
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY
,-ou. - AliANf BUILDING, CINCINSATI June, 23, 1881.
NoTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TRUSTEES
OF The Cincinnati Southern Railway will receive sealod ~
posas until ~ O'Clock m. OF THURSDAy Angn.t o., ,So
io lne tease OF the Cincinnati Railway 80 400
OF he iorn OF lease showing gross earninos
Information concerning the can be had nnon an
phcat0n at the office of the trustees i'm ~
Amcllcan Exchange National Bank New.Yor CIV ana ~
une bhnhg louise OF Messrs Morton Rose Co.. Barthoo
Proposals must be directed Tsfees a., thu
CINCINNATI Southern Railway, Albany Building Cncnnai
The Boazd of Trustees right TO reject any and
All BIDS. MILES GREENWOOD
X. NJ. BISHOP.
A. II. BUGHER
j.. \. FERGUSON,
HENRY MACK.
Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
Citp propertn 90 Get.

4 W si-ASE.-Elegant warcroon1s or school,
six aoS 20 ~ West 42dst pear Broadway; 7sxGsSio6
ordinary houses Apply 10 q NJ rI TIL - siase Than 90
Broadway. - ~ - " ellis Attorney los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
Dipiocn0 Noticcs.
oFFlCR OF rHE GRRES MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING !


- NO. Is WALSH, NEw-l oRk Aug IL, ISL
DIVIDEND No. 26.-The Board of Trustees
~ have this day declared per share
on the capital stock OF this month
(being The twentsNth consecutive EOnhly diYiden pay
able the 2ih inst
Transfer books close reopen 27th OF
August J. JAY PARDEE Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13

Tux INDIANA. BLOOMINGTON AID WEsTRRN RY. co.
10 BROADWAY, EwYORK Aug. &, 1881 I
THE transfer books of this company will be
closed August Is and reopened september s for the
nual meeting. J.. X. o. SHERWOOD SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
Country prOpertp for Sale ana 60 Ger

A L ORANGE, y. J. (neighborhood specialtvl
80 for sale and rent ali varieties great bargaia
EDWARD r. HAMILTON. IL Pine-st., y. \.
{ ORNWALL, y. Y.-Farms, cottages. yillas-
~ mills, &c, for rent or sale. JAMES ROE
FOR SALE or EXCHANGED desirable
n residence with modern improvements garden with fruits
NeEeaDeS &c carriage hOuse within II Civ Ham
Tor house IN NeHA DIRK Brooklyn pay diaerrce in
cash. Address HOUSE Tribune oAice.
ORANGE, n. J-HOUSES and COUNTRY
- SEA - 70 let and Cor sae furnished nnfurnishei
BI-ACkWELL& SMITH. opp. main station. Orange y j.
SMALL FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.-Op ac-
- count OF age and falling health subscriber or lor
sale her farm IN the Town Of Florence four miles sofb
OF boruentown, eleven south Of north Of sr
nngton one hour by rail 10 Philadelphia 20 New
1o me ian contains y acresOi good there Is
~ ts S'aei son. sandy loan with light CLAY subsO. ON
ton, which were SCI out from Is a, 0 cherry
Trees 10 pear trees chiefly Bartlets Seckei-; peach
Trees ana twenty ounce trees the inst coming into
bearing There Is also in
Deies acre IN curTants; raspbefcs o. acres
IA straw rres aud grapes with acres eft
Ior miscellaneous cropping The fit Is all
varieties and the place in the hands Iv
DC made 10 pay an Interest 100000 The buildings consist
oi good honse or eight Kitchen in which
wagonho1se ands large and nearly henncrv and csoI
poultry yard The house stands 100 road Win
lawn IN 'front.' which there shade trees Strawberry Ho
% and grape arbor $50 feet long For above stated
The place viii be sold at a low price. Address
SAH-AN L. AEDflI-A.D EurlingtO T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
Gouuirn l)ropertn noantcS.

WANTED To Pnrchase-Pine lands in
w Michigan Wisconsin. address, WITH description ana
price, Box ,2G6 last saginaw. Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13

OFfICE OF THE UoMFsTAKR MIsING COMPANY.
- is WALL~sr, NEW-N DIRK. Aug. IL, 1881. (
dividend No. 36.-fhe regular monthly
~ DIVIDEND of THIRTY CENTS PER SHARE la,
been declared July payable OF the Trans cl
Asents Wells Fargo Co, s. Broadway the
Transfer books close on the 2Oth inst
II. b. PARSONS Asst Seeretarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
Brooklnn iJropertp for Sale ans 90 Get

THO LET.-$600 for 3-story higb-stoon bro,-o
stone house, 2Vx42, lot 1905 only Eve mnures alk f
ferries by horse-cars 'N a." va
KULAND & WHITING l9l Na.sans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13

ASHES Quiet at a., 5c for pots and 5a6Gc. for pearls
BE WAXSteady at 23G25c. for Western ana southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
siiuations fuanteS--alales.
COACHMAN and USEFrL ~. COOK

s 10 IN a small family oy respectable
Aho "ei n thorough csschian.
and keeps cariages and harness oa order plain gar.
deneT and willing 10 make himself generally
good cook washer and ironcr
West lth-st- corner 6thsve.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-16
March 18th, 1881,

HAMPERS MAGAZINE for April, besides
being very beautiful Number, offers its
readers an unusual variety of entertaining
reading matter.
The Number opens with descriptive
article, by w. II Ridoing, on "The Green
Mountains in Sugar.time," with character
istic illustrations by McCutchcon. Arthur
Gilman, the architect, contributes beauti-
full and instructive illustrated article on
Salisbury Cathedral. "lndian Education
at Hampton and Carlisle" is the subject of
very interesting paper by Helen w. Lud-
low, one OF the Hampton teachers, with If
teen illustrations. "Italian Life in New
York" by Charlotte Adams, furnishes Mr.
Rogers with number of picturesque sub
jects for his pencil. Alexander +. Oakey's
paper on "Art Embroidery is full Of valu
able suggestions on subject of general in
terest, and is illustrated with some excel
lent designs. Ernest Ingersoll contributes
an article on Milwaukee, illustrated with
seventeen beautiful engravings. s. II. NJ.
Byers United States Consel at Zurich, In
"My Farm in Switzerland" (illustrated),
conveys some very useful hints to our
farmers as to the economy Of agriculture.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-16
POLICE NOTES.

The case Of John Gladney came up in
the court OF Squire Osborn yesterday morn
ing as stated IN The BULLETIN, but for
reasons best known to the defendant him
SELL he took change OF venue to Judge
Olmstcd where the case was tled in the
afternoon, But the witnesses for the pros
ecution did not swear what il was expected
they would-none of them knew that there
had been any gambling in Gladney's place
and hence no case could be made out of It
and the accused was discharged
Several Drunks-about four in number
were brought before Judge Olmsted yes
terday, and were all dealt with according
to the law in their respective cases.
Plummer Martin, the notorious negro,
was brought before Squire Osborn yester-
day on the charge of assault, but the evil
dence produced was not sufficient to con-
vct and he was discharged.
"A man named Crockett notorious
Missouri desperado, was Yesterday arrested
on the ferryboat Three States, whiic shc
was lying al the Missouri shore. The man
is said to be guilty Of murder, horse. steal
ing, robbery, burglary and other crimes,
which we do not now recall. 1t is prob.
able that his case is a little exaggerated,
but that he is guilty of very
serious crime is evident from the fact that
tive detectives from st. Louis had been
looking for him. had tracked him and
were his captors. His capture as related to
us was certainly very meat job" He
was quietly sitting In the cabin of the fer
ryboat, bound Tor CAIRO, when two men
came up to him and seat
ed themselves one on cact
side Of him. lie was then quietly tolC
that he was under arrest and when he mad,
| demonstrations to resist he was grasped by
by both arms and manaced. Upon bein!
searched, he was found to have in his pos
session large horse pistol--a sever
shooter, with which he could, no doubt
have torn house all to pieces. Tue Of
ficers refused to tell what he was wanted
for; they maintained logged silence ant
kept an eye on their prisoner until tn
boat reached Cairo, where they conveyed
him to the steamer Morgan for the purpos
of taking him to Charleston, Mo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-16
REAL ESTATE CHANGES.

AS RECORDED IN THE CIRCUIT CLERKS OF
FIcE OF ALEXANDER COUNTY YESTERDAY.
John J. Lakewood to Felix S. Halle
wood; warrantee deed, dated March 9th,
1881, one-tenth of lot three, Of west halt Of
northwest quarter, and northwest quarter of
southwest quarter, all Of section eighteen,
town fourteen, range one, and
southeast quarter of northeast quarter
Of section thirteen, township fourteen,
range two. Consideration one hundred
dollars.
David j. Baker AMI wife 10 Rev. VIM
Kelley and John Douglass special war
rantee deed, dated November II, 1880, for
fourteen acres, IN the the northeast corner
of the east half of section thirty.four,
township sixteen, south range two. Con-
sideratIon one hundred and forty dollars.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-16
Antony's Grafton over Caesar.
THE TEXT FROM WHICH SHAKESPEARE WROTE
his VERSION.

Friends, Romans countrymeni lend me your
ears;
twin return them next saturday come
To bury Caesar, because the times are hard,
And his folks can't AFFORD TO hire an under
taker
The evil that men do lives after them.
In the shape Of progeny who reap the
Beneht Of their lilensurancej
So let 1t be with the deceased.
Brutus hath told you Rsar was ambitious;
What does Brutus know about itI
1t is none OF his funeral. Would that IL werel
Here, under leave of you, come to
Make speech at Cesar's funeral.
lie was my friend faithful and just to me;
lie loaned me S. Oncewhen was In pinch,
And signed my petition for post.ofice;
But Brutus said he was ambitious.
Brutus should wipe Of his chin
Caesar hath brought many captlves home to
Rome,
Who broke rocks on the streets until their
ransoms
Did the general Golfers hll.
When that the poor hath cried, Cesar hath
wept,
DtNtNht ~ uNinI cost an thing, anu
Made him solid with the masses. Cheers
Ambition should be made Of stcrner stun.
Yet Brutus says he was ambitious:
Brutus is a liar, and can prove IT,
You all did see that upon the Luperoal
thrice presented him with q knglv crown
Which he did thrice refuse, becauseit did not
ut him quite.
Was this ambitious? Yet Brutus says he was
ambitious,
Bruins Is not only the biggest liar in the
country,
But he is horsethlef of the deepest dye
Applause
If you have tie ~, prepare to shed them now:
You all know this usterl
remember the first time Cssar ever put IL
on,
1t was n summers evening in his tent,
And the thermometer registered 80 degrees in
the shade,
But 1t was an ulster TO be proud Of
And cost him u at Marcaius swartzmeyer's;
| Old swartz wanted $40 for it,
But finally came down to 81, because 1t was
| CBsar
| Was this ambitious? II Brutus saysit was,
lie is even greater liar than Munchausen.
Look In this place ran Cassus' dagger
| through,
Through this the son.of'a.gun of Brutus
stabbed,
And, when he plucked his cursed steel away
Mark Antony, how the blood Of Caesar fol.
lowed (Cheers and cries of "Gve us
something on the Silver billi Hit him
aglin" etc.
] come not, friends, to stealaway your hearts;
l am no thief, as Brutus isl
Brutus has a monopoly in that business,
And, If he had his deserts, he would be
In the penitcntiaIy, and don't you forget I'll
Kind friends, sweet friends, do not wish to
stir you up
To such a sudden food of mutlny,
And 1t looks like rain.
The pall'bearers will proceed to put the cofin
in the hcarse,
And we will proceed TO bury Cesar,
Not to praise him.
--Bdltim0Tedn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-16
Going Without Gloves.

A writer in the New Orleans Ptcdy-
Ug,e says that the fashion of going with
out gloves, which has prevailed among
young men for some time, owes its orr
gin to an accident, The Prince of
Wales had been dining and wining
rather late with several other "jolly
good fellows" and subsequently attend
ed a reception little the worse for
liquor He had forgotten his gloves,
but was in no condition to stand on
triiles. His little irregularity instantly
revolutionized the fashion, for, rs his
ancestor by courtesy remarked, mice
customs curtsy to great kings" I'M
mediately all the swells went to rccep-
tons with their hands bare. "Unhap-
PLY, says the writer in the Ptcdy,tnc,
''the fashion spread to this country, and
at opera, theater, ball and reception our
ieunesSe doree wore no gloves. 1t
looked badly enough anywhere, but
when ii came to gentlemen dancing
with elegantly attired ladies, and en-
circling delicate silk or immaculate
satin waist with an arm whose ungloved
hand aided by the dust and other
causes, left an indelible imprint upon
the back of the dress, II became high
time for the ladies to protest at thus be-
ing handled without gloves So some
bright young man. fertile in expcdicnts,
in flash of inspiration pulled out his
silk handkerchief, and gracefully insert
ing IL between the dress and the bare
hand prevented IA social revolution and
introduced la mode"