davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
The Following Instruments wcre Alca for
record rmesdny, Oct. IL:


The following Instruments wcre Aleo Tor
record Tnesdny. Oct. II:
.ctry PROPERTY.
1h!sty.Hfth At. " nf .unus. : T. .Ixl4i It. dated -
os's5 . g. NJ &C., Il Il RI :slag s5tr s:a1 ID T.
sSat N ;sirtSi . lit : ii !. !. II fGi1iisiw
s.%sii'tt, tH,rf"yti. taat s'st. 6tI: and f. ,.u,
viii S I'll i i u e & IL 4 S; i a1; Sss5;
wasssi; ess Nv IL i; Il :stcsi,tl
:aIe.i S'y,: : = IN Ia, Il. "nd =. H. fn'l 10 sa,
:S, ;ss; x;1!jSs s;;;;i,S
c"ttss. t;i;!yssy. t::;;s:,;;' si iWs9syf
as ns t ta,i Mat. IL sx @ 'HsSsss s9isss n G"i.
i a!S S'i y il S'%s + s'aIs1.sps Il s; # s
Il; #; S.;sS III: ; Il ;$a$ Il
1 l. ai. ii; W!
aii! ii i. sssr !. hssjsn" II ifatsis' '.ae
VII L .ss T. 81: 1t Ti as'9 &'fa's fs tit
u; 4 s;$$ It'll; i ;xis %;|iS il ii;i:ia ~,
s;$ III; u; II ;a;':: S;s i s1i t (
1S?;ss i:;: ys;.;E i iisi:;y i;
si;:s$S;5 : ;sS 81 : 7 sstS i; a:5 q.
TIT IT, dated Oct. IL tItetry lhtAia IN ~ anu ...
West Twemtirtit II, sl0 it i slf iritcTsi.r. III
XIII II, dlled net- tM. r. tlarniHn to VI. In. -
Fairfield Nv, i q Gur IT NurtE " :, i.ix1!t n.
uMtBI tlcf. /! IS. T. Underwood tn H. H. uklnt 2,sU
}1u HnrGtl II, csr 1f S1ArnlMtl. II I, !NlSxlal
ii, witt, ttl5 AthIntlc fiBte. IRts4l SrHt. al
asrs.. ee'. sa ,.e .' on
SaHm M;colas E.lIsr to liz rravsors Itis tSJ oN
llndrs nv. EU y \ Of fhEty-sraotH IT. !, Hf
!:l!t It, dated uot. Hlanry HfAves ~ :. J. ma,
-.o~'
NORTH " city LIMITS WITHIN 4 HAntUA UY SEVEN
| Miles Up THE COEKT-ifntfHE
Fullerton nvt t4,l It n Ut Perry st. +. 1i1l?j IT,
tiAiod Ari,t IS {estntu VI william LII! to kob* >
GEt ktEIEph w
I SOUTH oY rirv LIMITS WITHIN A nAntUs Or SEVEN
| MliES t,r THE tOGHT-H0usE
| Swnu st, ncAr + " cor nf CInrk. II +. Y Gf0K
/ iait4 XII IL u tlnte tct. IL tu.hnd y. II. Peck -,
aot Hs :! sv INV 's,sS',a e',S Il unstso il Lit
| ftNtcu Oct. u tStmstur III tnnhcnry u r.. NJ -.
| lly,iS inrk Nv hi II il II Forty.n!Mlh 1t, D.
| Gx1I IT. inIIrOvuts t!hscl t}tt. lWililhin u.
KlR tn Muty X. !htut
| wEkT uP cIrr LlMI1a WtTIllS 4 NAtItl's uP BEEES
| VII E4 UF THE ErDrl1T-1iuEhE.
| iotIlnpn nv. u uf Mltwnnkrn. . Il ttxlHt II.
iut0u Oct. II tlnnes ". Nslon 10 W. r. Mua-. MN
, 1881-10-13
MINING NEWS.
sAN fNASCisCG.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. is.-stEntug stUeka closed
Itp,nE, declares II dividend of " cents.
lN}SrOS.

M}SrUS.
spteiot Dispat:h to 7he Chicago Jttbnn3-
ltnsToS, Muss.. tlct. 1..-lu nutnK shares.
l1l,u Till acc1ncI 4, tn It Cnln1M i.lG IL l.1G;
Iiarslnw u, to &; t,unanza Development u. !"
III; Alnucx i, 10 nj: Silver lstct III. to :t:s;
SIN Pellro II, to 81: lDuuflass ii, TO IL; indnn
t>l,ccn i. TO ~; Quincy advanced Il, to ~; Cat'
tInlct 4 tirclh =, tn ~.
III TIT Western Assneidftn PrtsA
1lNsToS, Oct. i:.--Nanink stocks closed hs fol-
lows:
,Altoue4 MtntNH TO-. Ti!t'ewnb!c, ,.... ..... III
t'Autuut & iteeia..".1 i1Mney.... s.4
l11nCun SlsyGr........ silver ~
trunkllH,... u J
, 1881-10-13

Tie following krn1 WIS Inspected Int0 storo III
this ely yesterday morning: hcRrs No. !: red
winter wheat, 10 cars t'thor grades wintcr' u
cara No. sl'rliR. 40e cars Sn - To. IL ours re-
jcctc,l. cur no ura,ts slfs wheau; sM caFs nnh
q. ,a.;0 bu No, corn. u cnrs ht4!,'tnsxrd III
cars low grades t9 cornl; II cars white outs, u
e.rs No. : mixed, U: rars rejected, car no
grade ttul oats>; 1a cars M. arSo cars feject-
cd do; eArs No. barley, II chrs Null do, 70 cRrs
lower ErMdus tl5 barley. Total tEm cars, aDa.0tp
lu. Inspected outs lo,A0 hu swhnat, :ass,ald
ba corn. ld,la7 bu oats, aSa on rye, olo bu bar-
10y.
Tho catling produce markets wcro Irregular
anl nervous yesterday. With ohIy II moderate
volsllne of trnding. They generally opened
wchk, with fenra thAt pan!o would follow tho
oxcIte1npnt slartul by tho suspension reported
yesterday morning. Hut II WIS Soon f0t1'i'l TINT,
, 1881-10-13
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
OF elillY articles af produce In tho city during
tho twenty-forr lloura ehAtng Mt O'clock
"Wednesday morning md for tho corresponding
ttuue Il yGnr aRO:
, 1881-10-13

,Spttiut 1tpAfth to 1ht Lh4tdF0 TftbnNfs
'SEw Yt,,,k, Uct, t..-snpcu,ntlun o,, tic Stock
Exchange WI. stronger III tone trnlay, owing 10
tbp ct,1n,,,rutrp atnI,,iance 1T money, hut ut
ttIue4 tho t,,arkrt WIS dlII though tho tnct,,n.
lions vert. numerous Prices closed II to u per
cent bIvher than Inst evening. The tnarkct
o,,cuct wcuk ut II decline uf u to
ucr cent below Yesterdays ctusiux u,,ntations
rI,,r x,s II f,rtt,er t,r,iiuc of !, tu Is, nor cent
In tho carly .luu}tuas, but Immediately after.
wnr,l tho market brrnnic Rtru1H anu Nil
advance WIS REGARDED OF Il to l rcr
cent t,t thu general list and OF ~
urr ccnt III Att1.hnslnu E,evnte,l. This
was foIllwpu by II decline Of Il to III per cent,
u,ld ttlnt by al n.ivunro OF i 10 IN l,cr GENT.
t,urluv tho uftcrnuon thu 1nnrket was
,1un md unsettled, hut IN the main
fu,r. ttcadtuv wits notably strong, rIs-
,,, ~. ,,or NOM rr,u tho Inwcst mint
in@ -. -. 80. , ~ ~ III ,. , . ~.
t"1ehe"' A1ter .ae seco''" c".' INV" "n' ,
urtnn nf iiepl per cchtt eht 1T the hhal sR''s
tic rpurrut list recovered trlplt4 per cent. nul
tho nnrI,ct rlosc4i strouv,
IN ,r, S,. ,,rtnt ,.,o ,ru,, ,,al,r to1ov
1ne i"o'.s MAJ nps "'H 'n'''u I,, .Js
| Tho ratio IL borrowers on rle'lRc VI stac8 eo''ht
crnts .y,s per cent uni near tho close. wen 1t
| gcil tu & rer cent. Loans oil pledge at Gov
u."s"'". .,,'s', ,..'' ""' "e ,,nn,n -, nnr r,nt
| FllnG lnans III. nsotea III Hrf ceht
| and UPWARD md prime sncErant5te discounts
At ofs7 per cent. Tic. sterling ux-
s'a"ae ".nss.. W. ..mt NJ" r s.s,x.a", t.,I,s .
tnK quotations Are ''"a tor s'A'y-""s nus t,'o
s a.. ~ M 4;st.Stus % for ss ststysy Silis ti;ssssl
r,r ro tr,,usr.rs, and so, ,9et,t1; ior CONNER.
| rtut bills.
, 1881-10-13

HOG rIsuDUC'rs-Wer0 luore hnttvo and again tT-
regular Tho most noticeable teature Of the MARKET
WIS nlutler WIDENING III tho difference bstNeea No
vc,ubor Aud ipnuary. chilly In Rurx md ribs. Tho
speculative uonttiunnu which tnnkes pu0p0 hnd OH
to what til9y nv0 bought. Or buy MoFe. c1nirta
chiefly an deliveries Rftot te hodayss nnd thsy havo
III usu tor tlIut which Will s1uE 10 carried round on
contracts Liverpool ruporte Cd iocllne III lnTd And
meats, And thu lacaI huH narkut was wcnk. which
casad HarlT doclano In pr1tluct Tho market at1-
kanced Afterwards In sympathy with tho Euactl0n m
Erutl. Tlsru was no shipping demand that cropped
nut at ha .urfaec. bs the Reported shipments "oso
Mkss i..x-!,sellmsa =. ss3c IT, gsr brl ..en I,, A.;
# sSs s sna! IL .s w.
sss H.; s;s ffsa : .se4 y 1T tsliff IL sSt a
Es!. .Sss sssnssE IL .l7 n. + H1 hf!s s.!Isr
III ,sSx{ * s @ s:!s :s!si
5 5 isS@s ~. Sf ;s 4 ssnss y S .; s;sas 5
::::; '::;S*$ 3D. ;|y;1 '$ 4
};';:;;;; : 5 HI $|$;S !: ;A S; IA
;s,.} @ n; S;;ssa n s:as s
II III It'll ; i. I'LL ssss;
ss.'!iiSs s.'!.S Sa I. .st!st
~ e. :. ;asE gsS''sss II sS II
,YGi Y Az .siis5 A +. ri i
y i: IT; s:ss. Il: Il: &: ss! ;!:s:
:;: :::;;; ;||' '' ;;;i; ||I| E
;$;;!;:: HI |E : :|ES|s EEE,;
:s s;s;' :'fss sss! ts:s
::: !$. :s ~; :s!s;
, 1881-10-13

:nt; Iar4 SHIRT, y, i:<1l rnr w'rat ~rr"snInat nj
';T !;Sa "' %% ;';if' ': 'T NM
i : u ia si:s '"5t, S ,lrS's' % ,s ,s s!s.. IT,: "S%ss
ras.ay f.tnla, M: scarcs 4 AZ n,!.St M t In.
st;!; T's i" s ass I'll r''sa % ;issss.2 ~ @
ss i. ' ;'s"f s ssss @
's;' :; $Ss =" :;.s$ ;s
strenrtii u ~ 70 liz ,sarsc'. nssy siSst. ssos
Ms1S ri r's ~ sss:' II w. : tSS S
ss :!S, ss Ss ~ ~; 's
: !' d,s! !s!t s; sfss S?s " Il i'Fs S:
siS'" @ :s (; i ,s$:: :SS'as sgs" !: @
, s sa 81 i, @ t :t H. r:s
siix ] ]n'%s ss% se9si It ; sssS s'o.ns IN Il " st
sS is i; 81 !: Ss3 is;naS
;: ':s::s r., ;:sy .,'ts:;'s III
iis: :siis: ;"''t:::: ;ss:,'st:::::: ,'s s' i$x's
sS WsfH III ;s!s. n .!a.s [epciif
vi $ IS; i II: %@ II + r." s"s,
ssaS Ii: ss;g, s s 5 s';S:st s s;ss!
s;!s @ ssE ss%; Ss; $
sss;': s It, WIFI % 's' "rkss M ssry Nv Wsss
!nss iGc expsetan q ha o,forInqs u .,. cntlnMn-
INV 'ay. at !Gsr mae 's:s o. tss. .,a ,., Ms
sSs5 :"S' SE: s$ Fl @
Il; % y: ,:: s Ss II, sa
: :? +: is|!sS:s ~; ;S'fs ;5 ;'S i
Si I fssx @ s';,, = ISy Sss' $;,si
% %5s: ' ' ss ;a. s;
g. nan.h 5atI.A ns','Ily y sMe H., a. w!s,a t,, ri
fhs s,SS: se foriSr la,. '"r'a''''i
r., i'ot oss ta.2s ,;. ,, s'1s,. ,i,;
si%t:: @ s54$#;s SiIIs
;i'sr siIsr S"scn;sur.. StSSss "S s9 W.
$sj|;; $ssj;||S; Ss; Ss.tsx /, ss; 3
sH ts ssF Y Stf ~
E"lnr ~ - nn!9rs ~ ths r n iItt. 1t.
q, rasii d year ID lv%ey, WIN aGnt cIun!iy lsr!h.
xs, .t%5Si ,' ;c s!5s iss
;S SS sss 81 se% r. syS INA;
Ss = d! N si' %H!. s:s :: .;?ss: SSia S;' \;
%%sSy III NJ %sssss :s Viii liz raSss ;e'tsfda' l"saas
'"' GILL 1f'"sato"s' ctot,t uauas t1osta
xe.oa'. 4"tssss. p<.'f'iS.p. do. S'i:
sp!!si *sasi;s III
s"t,sr Hny"mngr. eia~;i III
:sSss :;ss ';ss ,,;s ,,sss@'%s::.S y ysas y;
, II q: ';y Tas e ,sias n q sr, !;
;i.: :s$ il: s'iS !; ss s;% I; +; g:
M II M @ 4Ss4 I B. .fEl s|s
~ ;sSSs sy NJ
@s ! fs:";t RI!sss! s ~:
, 1881-10-13

t,.., =" ~ ,,, 1T ~ n,,.,. a,,I ,hao., ,,eo |
'., ~" -, ~" ,,.,, W., rr,... IL lin ~, nnr.
kct ,,,cr, was NJ, ua,u,,rp Of 10 il, Mtcb,auu
...t ..s,... "' ,"h.. .,i,s ,.n-, ,,t,m,,m,lv M.
.,,,n,a, ,n,,,,,.. I.~, ,r,. ,xr,,, II, .vrothv
,,,,, ~, ~ ~ ,,,",.rat t'o", ,vas ulI. iIr.r,,,,
,,,rt viii, n ,,,rt inm,ub
rhsrc i. st,,, NJ, rc,, ,rn,.r II, I'm H. tin ,rc
MT, ~, ox,,,,%t,w f.. NJ, 1rsrrpt,on.. win TIM
.,,,,,I. h"rliv ..,mn,ensur,,r viii, ,,o ,culs ur
~, tr,," -. ,,r,.,,, ,r,,. uonr,os nro mat
,,rou,,", ,,,t cf I'm morkn,' viii ncnrt md
,rn,,ns ,,,,u,v oua .cinp sin,sr md npp1ea act-
Iv mn, Grn, t,,r uoot stork. prn,cr. report It
stnnuv ,rn,,o In ,,rurs an,i chrmrnls, with n |
sit.,,t o,lvanre frou, IN, week IN v,ycorluc and
II "f ir''o', ara decline IN od"ls po,assn,n.
Hides are faIrly nctIro for srcen. Tho 'l"l', in-
cteasf',1 tccoF1s, no"e'e1. '"tes""'''" ""E'
pr'ccs ~ tho noar ttatnrc. Dfy MUGS are .flno
"e'lN Aslu sci slo"'y' uEo''so aha '"!''w h..
heaet'ch4ls "lo'e*a' tao it''u ttuo ho.'a ""i's
" " seintt''l's eu.'u.'o.. S oA'osI ~ ..1..
III luP1atlohs. "oo' feha'hs V''st' ] "N.
cfAn1f' III wines. see,'s were ~chN, .eAsecu
selling Ut sla>s t'n'otny eei.ihg o. s3's,; atla
hel'iR auos'taea Ut t"n v,oso ~ ~ s~.1"'s. 1'e'
s'e'' WIS sh''t'!e Ill s.'I;ss'''D y. 'n' c'ose Ho'
sf'hoer scai'ig III a asnhl' tot ~ snW.
lhH' 'sesu1s "etp "'s ~. ,.''..,,.,, ~ w.. :"
."o -. .'v " .t
~ ha"ato ~.''i' 'n'eHi, p"s .e u'os 'a Io4"'
snHt'eFs i.,y .nnt FA'c "'.npu. .".u.ik k, .o,n
nn Tuesday, nf which two fn1le to cnnc to Time
TIM charter fur corn to liutrnlo was rcForteh
yesterday, b,t tile cxtcnt Of her cargo at'ti r'lo
pail could nat hn ohtnitlca rnri Ut cnrIu Of
WHEAT wis chartered fur lstiffAn Mt "!in per b,
and ut,e sl'al vessel wns engaged for corn to
sarnIa Mt 20. .....,
."eNeeu!pN" -. ""I"s ieputs" ~,
Chicago. Milwaukee,. 81. L0u!s Tuisdo, ind I)t'-
tr"It aggregated lr.ND hu antl slle s'lp'nenss
l.G,'EN I'll. The shipments from New YORK.
atntlniOrc. md Ph'ladciphla were HtN1 bIl.
The following tnblt SHOWS tho tllnutltlcs 01
tln,r. wheat, md ca'rn Imported Into tho Unltod
Kingdom for tho pcrlodH nAiaed:
ntts taatns t!ftk esit.s txtk M otnIina @
rIour, br. nsi5;i,ui s.ui,* lSlsu YnVnil.,,sy]
Wheat ,r>.HH. lt,slIhn :ssiAnktMnMN ?!9n!ts?iaMn
e9rs' .,,'',o IT,, ,..sn.s ,,s,,
LUZ '"'o.s u"net ,s su - 'u ",,', ~ ,,.
...ss, .l''e .",n''""t ,u.,. 's ., H., ,,,"
'""'1'4 ea"ses' tns' sno les.'p'n ~ ., s"uH u,e
W. ~ s''n " y. ,n,,,sa'
'ru sst'"'S III wv '.sa ins, -.
NJ M"skeR. ano sey, Ho'.,, =, ...e s''.'"-
''. '" ~ ,.,,. .,.s.,s.a. ran, .to,.s a,,t ,,n;.
tn
, 1881-10-13
npEApsruFFs AND SEEDS.

NltEADSTuFFS AND SEEDS.
FIIllut-Wn4 dull md unsettled, lsnye1 were
sll!i tHldn9 oN. Except Quo round lot fat export
nad lllllo tucaI tsad1 there Nxs not much DUNG,
ma that Mus probably NJ shaded prices. sAIes were
tapuru.l Ut J3 bris HIutots 1t t7aSAu, w hEls uId
wv tass sprlNRs 1losty v,.Naat u hrs ITO Hour
VI Il; and ls5 bE.s buekwhuat " $lQ Tots equal
~ tlda 1sls. Wintur auurs we're guoted II sN<asa'
shipping springs, sl7ss1.a0 lhs lo~-Ersds spFnRs
gLlsx4A1a ltfv nonr Ut ntous allsH9dA.
DrMxH AlLLsrEpFa-NeEo tn relatively large sup.
ptY, and tended A0wnWarls- Sales HeFe reported os
il vuss tran Ut ttjjuais; Cars td1lIaHs " s3's3
, 1881-10-13

llt,GH--r1I0rn WAS n protty bAsy dcmoratstcd mar
sksrs sys's c,ina y pxos aS ~ a.ss ~
wt,rC ut Hs D .rtf, wht1o bDf0to nDoM deGna " ~
III; ta.I eNn HHtnbsh1l. khB nMrkGt c!0klnR nat -
AitCr about ii U'clnk nuxt IL hotllng was aes.1ss
plisnI III the Why of anles aud co1s1eine1o ps u
, 1881-10-13
LIVE STOCK.
JItJIr

E1tta NeoTcA~steefs WclRb!hF 1''IU lbs aHu =,
- ~,
rieDIt. weighing l,::R0 tu <9Ilbs........:.:..
GunH Nrevrs-. Weil-tuttoncd btsors. weigh
Aiutii,n, t1t7.siek-steess III dHo fftHh, wrlKh-
tsiu I.1til u, 20
Iutehers' stnck-fnor 70 eolnm1n @ @stsetHnaa
weighing Ai1 tu l.ttkl tkllts...................
BUCK ,Cnitlo-Cuululon caitse. weighing ~
tn lUUu Ids. -e...t*tts
lHtcripr-DLvht md thin cnws, helfcts, stays,
tillix, md srn.lawn9 Atcers....,.,.-4.........
TaxAn-''thspnEE druypa...........-......
, 1881-10-13

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27HA;s
93uyde9
277taAts
1.UlAt&5
, 1881-10-13

iUiji!rtlY AND 1AAf!-Tunac clIicksl,s IRE il
Tighter slpnr ~ 7.aets ts'r i, llya Ts11t IN TasksJ4
lru}F!e cniGhens we're scarcH. sailing ut pei
ox. MalihrtIa Enli nt ;i ;iu i.er agx: quail 3s
SAIH-Thrso wus n htoAd! trtdu at quotations:
Fine anlt, Saginaw nild New York. p1F brit, ..t Ii
usrn, fLrt .. 1tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16

Nh Sss%ma ansS ss Bros Masnsr m Haley 81 Jsa
saysrA g.. Anderson zndsrsoa islss
~ Iyrhe following vessel cleared iith inst. su,
nA'N western Belle Portland. Or sster a Ldvermor,
SPOKEN
MS, bound West all weiL " ''' fanecta-
MISCELLANEOUS
Bark Georges OFr) schwartine from Bora..nx
Ian has put into Rio Ianeo derResd r ssss
here ssd. Ens Sss s sIis. sa lie ~
the a ase esa four are
ey Inferior and nsucent food water ss S
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
QUEBEC. Aug l5-sailed Saturday. French frica,e No..
THE MOVEMENTS OF sreAuEaa
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aug l5-Passed NJ the Chsanel s,e.r,.. -
pteh Ten Harvescn ron for xmsseraas stea
Fort from Baltimore olamorgan OBJ Cont from o.
hAspari, from baltimore. snd Inyran tBrl Edwsra 20
QUEENSTOWN Aug l6-Arfved. steamer Nestor,.n L.,
BgIsToL. Aug i5-Arrived. steamer Somerset yu,.
,rs %oy aa.,s0 a AZ iSA r. steamer wadenan xo
RoIIKEDAs Aug Is Arrived. Rotterdam cro,,,,
F.grKa poIsI Aug l5-Passcd steamer cOrean. from "a,
som h ava x, 1Ss lg ,a
AMERICAN PORTS
BosIox Aug steamers Carroll Wright Han
New York Roman crowen. Philadelphia. seminole HsIs1y
slesneTs British King. Pottsvie s N
New York Nfocker,
Cleared. steamer Q sinners, Warren. New-York
son. FULLY. Rotterdam wv ~
Passed inward, steamers Frederick Averasur4 We. =
SAID eio gT oms.oo kS sa"'0n PenaniaHd
BALTIMORE Aug l5Arr1vod. steamer Jon.s H..
pod. $3.50 A>fet'
Cleared. steamers La Gaule Orr Reuanleud RocA...
John w Garrett Foster. Ncw-York ''s
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
for OS Ss A@g o io inst Pref Sords1
nth inst John Campbell. Petropos 18th inst Rmfia ~
Ia. Hope Capt SteescDl the latter NewIorE T,es
Monarch for Baltimore Seryia Baltimore; Spernza &c.,
ichmann 18th INST Emily Walters KstahdiD he 49,.
ied tne DelawAre AagnaL Aschsaug ihe latter iar
18th inst, Egerla Hanna Ngilant. -s'of
ArT1Ned-Stl inst DnsaD. inst
capt Johannsen Johanna. l1h inst Smith Sor-s
Tsismano 18th inst Europa. Maria Danovsro Probe ws
18TH lust Abble Hart. Ch.rie.
MTfd Hyperion. Martha Davis, Nigo capt Rsiut
i9th INST Constantta Capt kuehcn, Rhes the lstir,
leaky. Fannie g. the latter Dover Flora &C AMI MN
knight Companion, NuoVO Doyero ossco 'h
fr Later ShtPptag Ne,os. rag. So FGns PIy.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
KILLING HIMSELF IN DESPONDENC'


Casper Zahrislie, the young man who attempted
to commit suicide by shooting himself at IIackcn-
sack, ~ d. Sunday, was still living last night, but
was very weak. The bullet entered about two
inches above the heart and lodged in Tie throat.
There is no hope of his recovery.
About two years aGo young Labrisie fell in love
with MISS Noorhls a young woman of respectable
and wealthy parents in llackensack The parents
OF both the young people opposed to their
intimacy. They managed to meet privately, how
ever, ana about year ago Miss Noorhis accused
Za6riskie of being the father of her child Zahrs-
kie's father was very angry at his aud ordered
hun TO leave the house when he heard of the trorb.
lie returned about three months age, and went
marry him. She consented to this When the
ceremony was over ZabrIskie took his wife to
his fathers house. Mr.. Zahrskic the elder
who is the proprietor Of the Engewood Express the
office of which is i'll this city at No. 100 Murray ST
refused to receive him and his wife, but offered Il
let him stay alone. Young Zabriskia ard his wife
then went to the house of Mr. VoOrhis. bat he also
refused to give home to the couple, although he
said his daughter could always find shelter in her
OLD home. The new ly-nadc huSha and and wife then
decided that they should so 10 their own homes.
LabrlSkle called tu his ifo several time, after
that. but was refused aCimittance to her house. He
became respondent and would walk around the
city with his head bowed, and seldom spoke TO any
one. Saturday night he went home and retired To
ms room. About II O'Clock he arose and dressed
himself and lay down on his bed. Then he drew
pistol and shot himself When his wife heard of the
occurrence, she became derious and is now sick
with fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16
CLAIMING ANOTHER MANS WIFE.

tn OIOre Bryant and Chnr,cs Smith, of Newark
met in Cnmmercc-St. YESTERDAY aftcrn a. SIM II
accused lirvarl OF claiming Mrs Smith rs his wife,
Bryant admitted dong 81. an sail that he had mar
ried her seven years ago in Lowell. Mass. The mon
agreed I" GO to Police lcadq artcrs and tell their
story. l. eHtcnant Trow bridge sent Smith for
his wife, and She soon appeared She was
a respectable looking Young woman ahout twenty
hrec years old. Byraut. " no looked like tra,np
was two years older, and Smith was about the same
age. Mrs Smith said that she know Bryant in
Lowell, and once was n bridesmaid AZ a wedding
where he was II grOomeman. After this be asserted
that they were married, and he ha, gwen her much
trouble. She WAS not his wife and never had lived
with him. Without withdrawing his claim Bryant
said that Smit might have the woman and he
would leave the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16
A BOY SHOT WITHOUT PROVOC ALTON

Racl0 BcsafiO age I0urtecn, an Ita,ian boot black
was shot yesterday morning at haf-past seven
o'clock at Second ave-, and Sccond-S.. by an nm
known hoy with whom lie had no quarrel and whom
he had never seen before. This was the extent of
when he reached hIs fathers house, No. 2f2 Eliza
heill-St, crawling rather than walking. A la,g,-
sized pistol ball had entered his abdomen ard nj
ST. Nincent's Hospital whIth"r he was sent by the
police of the Fourteenth Precinct il was feared that
his wound would I've fatal. The Police Station of
the Seventeenth Precinct III which the sioo. Ing
Cured. is 81 Fi;ih-St and Firsr-ave. Nothing was
known o the occurrence there until word was sent
from the Mulberry Street Station. Efforts were
then made but NJ till last evening without success
to Ind the boy who shot the hoothack. II was
said that the asslilant WIS also n hoct hiack bu,
the motive tOr the aaslMt was not mml.rstnnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16
A NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS.

Commissioner Olli1e refused 20 go into session at
the hour appointed for meeting of the Park Com
misslonerS yesterday morning because his colleague
MT Maci.ean, was not present. He retreated 60 his
private desk and perSistertly refused to take his
seat. Commissioner Lane got very red in the face
at this. and he and Mr. Oliiftc wrangcd like par
OF schoolhoys over game of marbles. At the end
of two hons the tardy COMMISSIONS came in and
the meeting was opened.
The first bus ness was the consideration of the
plans of Moruingside Park. These plans which
have been prepared by an architect in the
employ of the Department were approved. A
resolution to begin work on the west side
OF the park was adopted. Commissioner Wales
moved that Aneurin Jones should be APP ointed SUI
perintendeut of Parks-a position which has been
only temporarily filled nee the appointment OF Mr.
MaciIean aud Nh. Ollilfe as Commissioners. Com
missioner Lane asked what Jones this WAS, and
wanted time 20 learn his qualifications After an
Olhie to pass an amendment, the resolution was
adopted, Commissioner Lane alone opp sing It,
Mr.. Jones IL prominent architect in this city and
Is said to have been recommended for this position
by Postmaster General James.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16
A TALK WITH A. NJ. PALMER.
wIIAr THn MANAGEK on rllM uNIoN souAnE r1

WHAT THE MANAGER OF TuE UNION SQUARE THEA
IRE DID AND SAW WHILE ABROAD
1t was my first trip to Europe and l went
only for pleasure" said A. NJ Palmer, mana
ger of the Union Square Theatre, to a TRIB-
UNE reporter yesterday afternoon. Mr. Palmer
was hardly off of his sea-egs, having left the
Arizona only two or three hours before, but he
looked as brown as berry and a glance told that
he had found that for which he had crossed the
Atlantic.
II started three months ago." he continued and
travelled pretty extensively while over there
through England, Scotland Italy France Switzer-
land and a little in Germany. had made all the
arrangements for the coming at my theatre
before starting; | bought nothing and
engaged no actors. But j saw ali there
was to see about the theatres of
London. l sawsBooth and Irving play together,
and my impression of Irving Is the that every
American actor mas carried away with him from
London. lie is genial, nice fellow, an exceedingly
good actor, and the most intellectual have ever
seen. He has some faults of mannersm but / saw
him in variety of parts and liked him in ALL He is
model manager, and i saw plays more
beautifully put on and thoroughly acted than
not scou. Why should he His theatre is always
crowded during the season, and in the vacation his
tours IN the provinces bring him great profit.
When be does come the Americans will see an actor
whose intellectual force must please Them and il
charned.S
lou made point of seeing all that was note
worthy, presumed"
did 1 saw the Meinipgen Company the same
ntteranon that Booth and Irving did. | don't un-
derstand German, but tell you their stage manage
nsnt is superb That mob scene in julius Caesar
was study. OF Individual actors / was much
pleased with Miss Terry Of course then there was
Mrs. Kendai lMadge Robertson her stage name isl,
actress, and Miss Wallace, who is e" one Of
the best Shakespearean actresses ia England
i ought To mention, TOO, Charles Wyndhan mana
ger Of the Criterion Theatre, who il an excellent
comedian. lie intends day to come to Amer
lea. In fact almost all of the English acting world
~ incllnsd to come TO u.s. | think our stage
conDares very well with the English 50 far as the