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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11

1HE sStyG ap a.1 'neSS sSaSE at Jazz
s35c sSor Ill., sise short Clear S;oc wlsSey steady
S@S TnS g o BUSH al corn 7d6no sh .
l{ca bs as oT %haa 81 DO bs Sor o bGsh
1850 S%sn S" R sady S AMI nncan wb
easier hut to not g9o"hy io %" Ns Ni; & o
f,a,cS and g. 'soa a, 30 src ,S ogs r,ra Nc
a.; o rSA Ccr H,t" fGac Prmc steam h.i
out Of market. uik Meats higher, bat qno Shoudt s.
t.l2i,c. Clear nh sloc racen stf.ng st..igr- ,
L. higher at - %. huiter ca-icr bat not gn,''
! 50a - II light - 4Oa>j 90 rarkirl. - fnfr' -
butchers, offered receipts ico0 head t4h n'ntN
Apr G gI tan, and cay WI Thca' c Ct ANA
0G' June No White, - 90 g. Corn urn q Mi'@a &C.
Gov @oyci i s ID" Ga ' at 90 nic..cd S no4 M
crip,s-tlour Loco Dn, M1l 1oi , 99 i e.!h Farm
THiapglruA Avn o-f7our 'tcldy snrcraro - 40, 90,
nc-ota Evlri~. len Icdinm - &c. OOH - ,p nj,
i1tTa' famy. FAR s, x do Good = y DO Ghecc =
T r,"r S" 5''' f. 5o Mnn".a,s farcnt.. Good
d. tmC, = ." Rye Floor i1 at -, corr M . i
AIr - lOi.. he cargo rate for No rci lrmh nip
81 od- o. Com quiet southern sail yellow anoat ''C
Be- fciecc In depot, - M ne rate fof sail i''
prompt Shipments Is q lc free board. cats erg go
rcect- 80 5oa+ii beef Huns ~ 5,9f,'ro I"i1 No
Sl1 90. Extra Prime, ~ W. : - w., ~'' H. a.
sat -.aSl g. Shoulders In dry sll'. 3.1 . 90, ~Wo'
& aGlc shoulders me lci. 69tlici 60" ~n"h'i, -"
7ac Dressed ilogs 7'0-c LIANT Weston h'li,, i,i,'
do steam, ll.l2Lc: 90 butchers. lH"-. l"I q.
In,er lin: creamery IAiIa 80 iic. DO. 6"oi to
choice 3ia3ic. bradford County AND Now YORK tAf'
V,~ o0yc. Firkin, lN0..c. Western Dairy iNlrA, .
2,c: Do Good To choice, 22o2'c. Rolls iiw - 10y r
V,uia Eytra l50c.... Western Reserve INr3, r-.t.
~. IotIs. Aprl 9.-F.nur steady nnl unbalanced Mr'l
tiled and "Wo1 y" Red "a - q" = cl-I = y" r
O~. Anil; 81 U7at0SI U~L2 MAY; - ftcel 81 June
Il o2 0@l OiN Iuly u Oi --q=l t2 Aurg~i y" =" IT,
az 40 do !Ac higher al 81 M &c tA~t'
42dI2Lc April; 81 '.aie,c May and June 49, - &C.,
August. lower at 81 cSsl.c cash "''sc MaN
June; 33lq.ic. July Rye scarce and nm al - u" n'
Hirrv quc she al 10 Mmskcy steady ~ - 90; t"h
Sl7 cash and Airil az - bu way
Lard scarce higher at luAc Bulknea@ arm ana "@'
SlDudrrS &C clear nih Bacon Clear ah, 20 ''t
Sc Receipts Flour jO0d bbl- Wheat, Ohnni bush corn
- 400 bush. Oats. SUopo bash Rye. 900 lush, h! $;
: ,luO bush shipments Flour, H.pW hb'S; Wheat ,t,'
bush, Corn, 5000 bush, oats, 1000 BUSH barley '''"
bush. ann,
T"lspo. April awheai qnct No krd We'a' t sp,
81 lOi- June. u loA Juy, - - -,.-7
II Oi.; all the year ~ 02it com steady iilSh M ~,
4GLc.: No =, spot it'tc: May !, - i'J ,,,,' XIII,
aged at b ti"'tf~H nu'i :
rrlu.. ~ % No. 2 al ~ %
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COTTON NArKrTs-pY TELEGRAPH

IrvFRruol April a-I2.'op Cotton -lhcrc - m"i"r
Mdinr Orleans Nd seN oo' hace inclniinc Loo im c.
s .geS Sas. s s4a sS'"rr % ' Ne
Ganse Ap and 6 i6 Sy a a ny g Go jay and
August delivery. o.d do Argu-t and Nc "Thcr d.l,cIy
pIf' and n ncccnlcf delivery. Did Futures dull
Lytarool april M sac. ." Inc "'y
Arer-TA. Aprl e.Co'lon qaiei Mial',ns l22t,f TO-"
Middhg ec Good Ordinary si'ci receipts 81 bats 3
iiNoEf' April a-coon quiet; Middlng. lo-c Low
gross io4G balc. exports io Great nu'an ".5 bale
coast sls 20 bales sales. sInncT,, - bis stock. $3.50
Ro.rov April Cotton steady Midtlinr l'c Low Ma
es, ago bales exports Great Erain So bales -"' A.
CaAEiy.rox April O. Cotton unframed Nhiln~ 100
IIS S1 slc. si,ori. 10 Great irn ii 3 6,s s LOS
Oe "Strs S,' Npr cotton steady Nafnne oS lo
Mriang -" cod oaia.ry ~ r-s .,bnr.I. i., BIZ.
Gs1,,.roS Hrni Cotton weak Nddnns. Io>o. low
hal~, gross .2oo bnes -ic- $50 baic': s'"k. 5000
I@iI.ylE .gr,l eC".on qu' N@a!p e, i"',
so cs shipments ~ bales. -Aes, Go b'ie' -''.s -
ToniiF Nprll e-coiton quiet Mainnr. io.,c los Ma
dnc. ~ DON" orciunrr. ~ net - .ir. o.i mi,
srs. a., .,. na'' ' etP pr". '"'''"''' go ''''
-" nmfa>, Npu 'oi'on 10 r'", ''.na "
rf bales rro'~ - h''@.. 'tl"ri- =" .'i'i 'i 81"
.,,.i t0 ht,. s,r, 1000 nlir- ,iac. 2t'7' ht..
Aom"Lh. Ami 8" "ii@n quiet ana ,','l N i,,...'.ss
80 h.c- ,ol.iNis', aoC bales --'' - 1A''' -' b.,
ini' Srf,ruA Arrl o-co''on -'c'iy Ntllnr. d ~
ilcs Gross SOS bales $50" baics. ,li1nor- & tic'
'' S,,A1I ~, Spri e-co,on yery aui vdane. lo>c
low Middhne. % ''o'"i Ordinary; - 't r+'i', .i'
rc. 800 bales Lat c,euing. tVp hAlc- si"k 80 .'-'
- rorIs. Aprn o--Co,ton steady Mdlrur JOG. los
MddhhF. 3isc. 6"Si ORDINARY -" receipts h''-t
MGa"s. go Gyo.i o. dinAry : y r-'l.l> a. ST. l..
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LyAsi ~ Afru y Flour steady. with q good demand
1ss sap No Unchanged. CofB Airiy active and d shade
2sI y hight ssles " cars No. Mixed at % 10
Uo&~ 49, Oats quiet and unchanged Mixed Western,
80 s,sss sss:sy Canada quoted at 90. Gel 20
NJ En- - ~ frsghts 70 New.York by ral-whcat
2N1 ARfu r. Your steady and unchanged. Wheat ac-
I6LHW 30 chicago spring, 9gs.c. al or u cash ,
~ 49, r y1t ynne 81 0os July; No. d., 81 ia9
- isHaele. Corn IN fair demand but al lower
- 0ss ~ . sss.a $2sc Md May and june. 4Sc bid
6GHS v. luna. kye dun and lending downward an
tlSS ssSc a. ~ Pork strong and higher al s 7 20
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rrRnrtAN MAKKrrs.

IiyrnrooI. hprtl o. Pork Prime Woes I,.'sru. tul
nj Western dull 80. Baron tuHIffi. fNd fii.
steady At n; Short nib cn 81 a. 'i4 i"as Ter.
sicidy al 81 short clear, r'eAit 81 3 lIHne "Ig
Cut. dull at ~ shoulders fuii at 20" l"f hi' N'--
duh at TO- LNtra MeSs. dull at lul' f Nt- -'' f
al Pnme Western. fIfIrf At TO-
Taow rI1me city. duh at 80 3D. 1u1"uin" ~Ii,ii',
dun nj 33 ' Kn.n Pine. stDlfv t JOG. common d .
Al 5fh Checse- Amen,an 'h"'', -l'Nlf 81 90 Ii
NJ -. Flour iXtrl -fo. on 80 l-'H Nt" y
No T. White. dan SD, ~ru1r. =" ., Gull
AT a-d New Winter Western dull ~ 'iet Ncw south
ern Winter g7d Corn MiN, L'If.'fnrf 80 ID H
New, nrn,cr at htl tOtlsn.-'h p htu"~ Ain~fl' 90.
STEADY = I&eln- Commop. - London. hrl'f 80 -NA
spirits rurpcntirN al London. trnor 80 So
INE.roui- NpTi" l.0 j. ~ l~ird = prr r"f FOR Amer
iti, Bacon per for Long Cosf M'dlr,. and t pr
cwt Tor ~hOrt clear Mddics
Io>uON Apfll 80 Refined iCirI'iiu, f'id Ifr ga.
Iiu-.,- on, lilo pr f"n Ialpw 3'f@i l".t '"i
ANTwAr. Apf1lH Iritorun. - nfu'- ai frniines fNr
o.. I,r iIn, r,.n W,ps- Lard ,p-'d At 100 a,0 Ir
loo kIln.
kiu~.
mAsni ~. Ap1 -Wiicors Lard oo-d at % mars, I-r
..
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS. ny TELEGRAPH.

CmcAGo Aprn 9.-ItoGs- Receipts, lo0n head sllp-
meris 200 head market steady. with fair demand i
unc changed Common Ia Good Mixed Packing - '"1f' 80
Light 500 - - Choice Heavy, - HidtL 10
C,rtg- frceipS 5000 head shipments. H~'h heal fur
demand but lower rates iul -uppt~ anI milh'
closes weak Common Fair shipping - "ldtI ~ ,''--l
u Chuc ~ 2jdtj 90 Exports. - Nodti - Hni'hrr.
steady At - 30 Si"tkrir an" i'"'I- CIV ~
> 1884 30 ,.o -, n,
SurEr- Receipts. Loo head shipments :.n h al -,
- 10 common Medium very dull aud loGSoc Loser al
:. n
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCIlOR LINE L. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
"a NEW-GONK AND GLASGOW.
From Iirr 80. ~. North hiyer, Nr~. York
T1rur- April 1913 p u Ethiopia -.--.A pril 2i, p. ~.
AuCio.1 April III. "a. M trci-sia April -.
Iht-r ~t,llIpr- d1 not curry tdillr, sheep u ile-
Cabins. sO1to "a Excursion ticket, ~ rr'Ucr rates
~'crui Ialtn. $40 rtreraer -
Nf.N.AUftk 20 LONDON DlEl' r.
From Ilrr so 90 80. DO RIVER foot ~ 'iIfes q.
sTi~.ll Anil IT, = g. u A-iiia ... "A 10 .i. p.
Na.n.. an $40. Ik,uI-on ttNtf- ~ t,'uccd rates
rtarlri- t..ih,l .nuHt carry la..'us'rs.
HtNui.N~pN BNoiNE'.-. AZ ui., , Eo~lti g.Green
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IMprEIAL GERMAN LINE.

IIimlurs-. ,uI,riran Packet t"npany4 Line FOR
IIYNIt. iii. tfIfhlOt 10 ard HAN lgt I.i
" iIIANU ApN - Di.l.l-l.hl .---.--.Apfi =
" I~IIIAfIA AIu ~ tIMBll A....... .-...Apfu 80
t.,i,-o fa--tgr 90 fAu"u %. London, fl"fl"us IAN
and tn..fz 80 inE.ihd flf-t ~.
. -.slli %. -tft. ~fs'ragr. 80 Euipi tfip
At reduces, St.,ragc from Hamburg. hafro and
southampton. 49,. ...
H. NIIAisNI a 90, 4. j. Nif HAhp ~
btHtIh AF'ut. General id--''le,f ARthit.
Al 81 Nu. u Ii as e. I.
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I'T\ERAL. TRANS ATLANTIC COMPANY.
q iNiiII'r1 .rArre MAll. slrEAMlFns,,

IIIl " -IE1INNN M IIN |IsI'IJII-
leaving ii,t .~ y. H.. foot of klug~t
WISCONSIN ........... 1ur.diy. April D., 800 p. m
My ~-i - \ tuesday, Arl -, iu D. M
~ ANllN, 1tr~ty. tiay 3, -.ilt H.
AIfLpN .......... ..... TUESDAY. MAJ lo. ',o g.
OBS -iN TUESDAY, Nif ., a. Ia
~ Ih,. steamer. hui a. ron, ~atr % mt com.
flrfunt-. aHd furnished viii '''y f,pu-t" I" make
tl-irt hnih and aff'stht
bathroom. -no.lur f.sll. draw ifg ROOM piano ahh
el'IItI'ffi sId caterer
-AIrf. lur .ti. al upper dee thus in-ur
t-o ri,i;,s of AL IaNnii's at peilrct ventilation
auu IeIi.
'ABIN PASSAGE according io s'a'"room, $50 40 ana
-lUu lNIIEMI .bIAIi. 80 -liltAtf 81 loH rates.
OFFICE, 80. - bnoAD"Al. .
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LONDON. April l23o !. Atlantic and Great Weston
norigtr, trustees 'eiiihcit'- 90 M Frr-'iy 'fl
llGL,; ~. do second col SIS. lu ; H'W.
NnA Gtuiitl l.ut llinuis ('nIh, ltlss LfI'ng -
Central 7U-. Nr~ h"Th. OiarI" ana Wet
81
IHSn0N. Apr . 20 T. Con-o',. luui r money snd
100, pr count Atlantic and tf.t N'-'tn mi mort
trustees 'ertIh'iN g. 4 de" ra % hnis eh-
trt Ifi T., ptnn-S wanna Cent? ct, y ir fIin.. ~
lOSfaN. Apni 9 Pan" adtt'rs i1'i" ihf'' per
Itnt's II 80 francs - ceHfurr iof th' Hf'"tn
IoNIa,S. Nprl g 80 T. M The amount 80 bullion WIN
Grawu from the Bank OF iug,nd balaft'' tttiAJ u
n,nVu
InNuoS. hpril , y iaTs al,o~s quDt" Tires par
cent f,iic- at - france Tor ticas'ourf.
titit'r iVf thcCks
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Gieamboais ano f,ailrnaos.
A Troy BOATS.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE,
~. NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA AND CITY OF TROY
lelve PIER 80. " r.. FOOT NEsTkYsr, daily, except
Saturday ~ connecting with morning trains for tho
North and West Stlt,Toos waTnsl with steamer
leaving on sunday tOnehe. 40 Albany
A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
- DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier -. North River
SOUTH SIDE OF CASAI.~I.. every MEEk DAY AZ bp.
cpnurflhgat Albany SUNDAY morning excepted With
trair- Sorfh ", ard Past. ~fatcropms warmed
Excursion tickets 10 Albany and return eud 30 days ~ 80.
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a NUIII II fIfkNAN IIFIlU
STEAMSHIP LINE BEIM EEN Nl.W YORK.
~Ot IIfAMPIDN AND BKIMEN.
oDrR a.. Aptn TO- IiAI~BI i.,i..W ti- April y
" 49, sat AlIIi 80 poNAt -a'y pm -"
RAILS CT rA-~Apt from Nl.w lOkk, oDN IiiAaf-
Jos. nav 3d. Oh, BIZ MN
FIRST CABIN TimUf -ftDND CAB Y .--.....-- : %
~ItEEAbf. 80
Return rtf- reduced PREPAID sf'rrosn citl
cai,-. ~i'am'r- -u from Pier between Sr'ohd AID
Ihifl -t-. NuloAen. y i.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
BOrND nnO0k ROUTE

BOrND BROOK ROUTE.
Comm'n Apfu 3. l-sl; $3.50
Leave New York om station e H. H. Of ~ j. loot u LID
ior Philadelphia Slnth AMI 10, o lII5
an, 81 -, 80, ~ ON SUNDAY At o.i5 nb
rbr 'fiiY and Ecrs, 81. At $780, o. lll5 a. IN: 80 sso
~ lnnien Warm an4 Iuchel 81, 80 IS. 9: lliA
NJ 100 i.l. 49, II y. Ia Sunday. 50 A. III. 80.
It,inrn train. leave Philadelphia FOR Sow York:
Prom stations rhLldp'4 aud READING Il, r., SINH snd
Gt''n--t- Il 20 go. 80 u a. m j., -, 50" 1io.
ro i rlra iai III. ~. sfi5 ~ j. o. M /, 20.
D. T. 80 p M arm, ~@l , !" . ~, " ito. eso =
9O5 ioo-, oa. H.. ., -. -. 49, % 30, p IL
co,,,' i. made At Jt- ty ,.ya to from Brook.
'oIp. r., .I Al loot y Litty o. ". e2e PSI ioi go,
e's LIS io-i~ly and At n -n'iY,i h"i- No' and
Transfer COMPANY D~ifs f'pr.,. VII c'lf tor ,nt
,4'iou ci 81. Fl % AID ift hfo.'wp. 'd thar.
vnithr Ben ieirphon aud -" t"'gi'ph.
NEW-NORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER HAlIEoAD. Commencing January H. l>'l.
tir'u. h uain. ~iil lave Gr!nf ,'ntrI Dl"t ,,....
Io.o1 m Cli,aso ,pf.--. ,a~i,s n"m c'f. to 'AHin-
II in to AiG,ny 40 rr'y win connectoa- to ina
.,...o,a Glen. TA..- .nd Rutland
400 ). N, Acrgni si.tiop 10 tbsnJ ,nd Troy 80. .,.
- & r9an1. t,, r.fe bod ' FRY ~ /" i" TO- IN, NJ 30
fini. nu- rassrLnF sunday ulsh "f Montreal VA flas
20 o. no.. r,ci1c rvpos. ffny, win -iesng caFs f1r
boy -f'r iDN'i" Co.. - l.'i? b,iro. ''H hi''Eo'
1850 p H. Aiglt ,Ilns- via s.'lihs 'ai'io Albany ma
'It.,.oa .,i o., SOS ~ % pnf ,l9 B-slsay. and -
W,-f.lr- ,pr,-- ohce, . r'rs picr nri 80 anl "i1
j. n I0,,tl go, srp. C. L. A.Eht H. "en. pi--r Aet.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
rlfu,s u,i Ilpu-aour trsI'- >i"Imct- i's'c i'l.
ar'uc .-Ap .il.r 80 D.. H. daily go ...i De no.
L'OE BO>rON.-TllE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman -l'.p'r.Na y. !, y u nai II h. b. l,a'"
r''' .s T. 49, 80 is,s o,ttcs,t,
a Sal. York latlN tW Itl
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Business Cbantes.

EVANTFD-S20 900; special business. safe,
hr.tcla- esfah'i.hed and wei known. 10 per cent
Ef rantc.a. lost OAco Box 2,,.1.
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} soms sale and StaAyi Deer dun and weak

]. fx1ffs6n dN n Quiet, nornina3; quotod l2c.
); 0fsIo F1rn sales, o., 900 bbls.. g.. t62c.
u he~sra xllowc.l a coburn VI Boston. say "Saes
~ 49, seek. 22OO.00o a. Including S62 900 N Pulled
foreign. narke; steady aud prices unchanged:
"a y NV Of interest 10 report"
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BALTIMORE and ONO RAILROAp,

q
via Phadc phli. Baltimore and Washington.
on and after AlI s. Passenger fan. leave from penn=Yrs
ya M N Depot ~ the foot 81 Coftnlt IT., and also fool Ok
p,-Irp4fcs -, n follows
sf,a M FXcept sunday for Washington and the west
7pm.-Iiily for WASHINGTON. cincinnati. On aud ST.
Lor- Fufrc Inln through e. Chicago also through
10 p n-llJ Tor Washington andthe West, with sleeping
~, Arw u. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
% $50 trains.
Tlus arrive ir"n the West nj o." a. in, 80 D. ~ ana
10 90 q. M.
INN lnai HcD York Oricc 3li broadway.
Ik- frd ant baggage gitt k titong 70 d"silrltlOn
~ ompnny- OiIsc. il5 BrldN and Al The Glu oHfcs
ct tlr Pennsylvania H. Il. Company.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
\ IN NDfs-l foot % Liberty station
IinakNu. foot of fulton-~t, Jcaolls Wharf
t"lin' norf Ianuay 10 lN'i-LcaFo N'"-fofk foot Il
lIlrrt3 IT,. ~ follows:
iD % For Pennington, Easion, Allentown. Reading,
'6a m. For ~cioo.ey's Morntain rgh Bniro Branch.
j.. T. ana M',ru h. H. t'son Airnto"n. NiAr-5artc.
8. am.-ror PENNINGTON rason Allentown. Reading.
fti NIurh tlnt.. AII I.nil.I, glii.o8.
Slntl,o>s, Iprr Iehgh ~crpnfon, 81.
pm if ficmh.ton iI-"n A!rnioSn, Reading, lIir-
Ti-tIri, Naf rl thuak Mayrfiy,N &c.
3d. 20 ,. u. For ta-i"n. naih. Aauoh chunk, Tama4HA
pf.ina. Wik,.sl arr. ~rga"fnn. &r.
1r lgFor -cnopl'y Mountain, High Bridge Branch.
it-i'n. Allentown. &c
l.i-i' IN. FOR ~oi1erytle. Pennington, Sc
D. w. Fnr ii-'pn, -, !. alHt ". a. r., Allentown.
l,i'ii'r. llari,bnrg MAlch thuhs. " is,-hatr, H,.
sunday f1ir- leave ~ o. - ~ - D. ui 'pf Bound Brook
aiI intermediate stations rf $50 10. Tor ison Aim.
town. iftfII.'tu aui thr Nft.
rr N,tafh - 6l5 %. 7l5 rs. SIS. 80. 9l5.
0t. TO- 1850 y !! a. n - NJ J. ~" o. :, $50. >. 80.
. o.. d. go. -. ~Ij Jlt. 10 .. ms, y 4.
f.. taI- ~ local points. s4 lIs Tables a. -fatilh-.
Ips.. t. Irir Annex make lions
tn from jersey ,gy stallion.
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a
Via Bmut hpou
~ sandy Hook. ~ - ga m, N.
For Nonnouih Ert,h SrlhEght AMI HEhauft, :, IS,
II ~ r.. No.. $780, pm
Ma l.'si ilank
slia.m.-Tor ak"V,ni. Tome river. Barnrcai, &c.
p For Lakewood. Manchester. Toms River. At
ANTlC cry and 800 -sii0is 10 l,as side
akrH Vl. ~ h.iine'-. Toms iNrr BdIHcga,&c-
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ALL RAIL LINE fnf P'lth Auboy. south Aml"y. Red
inrt Innr Iramrh orc Ifuf' AsluW iafk, Punt ii ~
ant. Iun- insrf. slinrgit ATLAS &c CITY. DC.
Lac York, loot LiDrftj NJ. at - SD llij a. El.
l,,J. $50. 1, $50 y.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- INV. Nv. huIk tool OF Id. % q -. D.

I 'DNNICTION. Icavc ioot II Liberty Tor Ir,,holi
Al -. ~ !, ~, L. j@O p N.
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100000

FIRST MORTGAGE PIE cLNr corroT bonds
OF TIE
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an>ar1r>r or r,'y- r,Siye rfTgcr SoyrNA 3 la:
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a DAILY lPac.a, cypress ior ,he West. s.'png
Cb,caro without change also Hotel Dining cars a. cAcy
5.I5 = .--Finigrant train for The West. - -,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY;
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11

Z D.lluAgfU al kITTN
Export and J"bbing Leather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11
noXnoIrT AND KINGSTON, landing Mt

Ia tnIlrn- tWc,t POINT. Cornwall, Se"bnts Mai,uoro
Milton ruughkrtp-r, isopus, coNh, 4ns ,a
,r,.I and lance baldwin leave daily al y ID, v't
liant-nu IT,. South River, cAecPt Ss'ui"Ho' ""''
LA At 1 u. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11

DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-fork, Wood,
h,rrn and nocsaway Eatlroad-Leagc daiiy, except
.'>,,av Hanfrrs Point 60 llo5 . M @4o p H.
80 R,rk.Nav TAO a. $40 GIT p m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-28
Steerage Passage.

New York, % -RerGld;S London:
Your special correspondent sent over in
the Storage from Philadelphia to exam
inc into the condition Of the emigrant
steamers, telegraphs me from Queens
town, that he found nothing to complain
of in connection with the voyage, except
ing the lodging houses at Queenstown,
in which the emigrants are obliged to
sleep before they start. The ar
engagements made by the British
King, on which he came over,
for Storage passengers. from the Ameri-
can side to Europe, at least were as sat-
isfactory as could be desired or expected,
considering the email sum paid for the
voyage. Furthermore, he states that
the manager in Philadelphia Of the
steamship line personally paid every
attention to the passengers up to the time
of the departure Of the British King,
and seemed to Oe anxious to do more for
comfort of the Storage than of the saloon
passengers. Your correspondent gives
q good account, also, of all the service of
the vessel on the voyage out and de-
clares that he could see no cause for any
reasonable complaint. He has sailed on
his return voyage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-28
CRIMINALITEES.
Two Days Grimes Reported

Washington, 25.-This afternoon, Jas.
7. Christmas shot and killed William
g. Whitney, at a hous" on l, near Four
teenth street. They were partners and
had quarreled.
Little Rock, 2O.-James Anderson
was murdered by assassins while plowln 6
field at his home. He was homestead
ing some land, which is supposed to be
the cause.
Christisna. 26.-Wolkmen on q strike
have attacked, the town hall at Dram
mer, TO release two comrades, arrested
They were fred upon by troops, and one
man was killed and several wounded
One officer and some soldiers were
injured. Order is restored.
New York, 25.-Chsrles Weller, who
is president of mining company in Cal
ifornia, arrived here to-day and took
rooms at the Windsor Hotel. He be-
came acquainted with two well-dressed
me-, who induced him to accompany
them to their room, 134 East Seventeen
street, where, in game Of cards, he
was swindled out of $3.50. The polict
were informed, and one of the men, Civ
ing his name as Robert johnson was
arrested. Six hundred and fifty dollar
was found on his person. His accom-
plice escaped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-28
Another Labor Movement,

New York, 26.-At nearly all the trade
union meetings, yes erdav, it was stated
that the demands Of memb ers had been
granted by employees. Since June LIST
working men have demanded concessions
of the time in more instances than an in
crease of wages. The idea that workmen
should have half holiday on Saturday
is now being prominently pushed to
a practical solution here. Men who are
managing the movement are sanguiRe OF
success, and even say if New York manu-
facturers will not concede this demand,
mechanics who are anxious for the sue
cess of the Saturday half holiday, will
follow the movement TO other places.
Those employers who refuse to give their
men a half holiday, claim that the con-
ceSSion would often place their business
in jeopardy. One large manufacturer
said to I1i6n7ae reporter that a large
contract had been lost by him because
his men were taking half holiday on
Saturday. This prevented him from
completing the work as soon as rival
a week. Other firms engaged in the iron
business say where men stop work at II
on Saturday, the expense of running the
shop is nearly the same IS if full day
was used. Half-holidsy men say in an
Gwer to this, that in shops where the con-
cession has been granted, employers are
fully satisfied with the amount of work
done and believe this even greater than
would be accomplished by working the
entire week.
According to vital statistics Of Great
Britain, the average tleDgth of life has
been increased nearly ten years since the
general adoption ofthe half holiday sys-
tenn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-28
CATAS ROPHES.
Frightful Casualty ia Mexico
Lesser MiShaDs.

City of Mexico, 25.-Last night q
whole train on the Morelos Railroad
tum bled down into the River San Anto-
Mo, near Cusnto. on account of the
downfall Of the stone bridge. There are
nearly 200 dead and q great many
wounded, mostly soldiers.
New York, Pa very severe storm
visited Long Island to-day. The rain
was very heavy. the hailstones large,
and the thunder and lightning incess ant.
A little son Of George Terry, while with
his mother at window watching the
storm, was killed by lightning. The
mother was unhurt.
Prague, Pa water spout burst to-
day at Dobenzon, flooding a considerable
tract Of land and partially destroying tho
crops.
San Francisco, 26.-The ship Fran
COMA ran ashore on South Farallones
Isl land, near the entrance of San Fran
cisco darbor, and will prove total loss
A dense fog prevented the island being
seen. The FrdncOniG was from New
York, with a cargo of general merchan-
die. The crew are safe on the island,
saving what they can from the wreck.
Several tugs went out TO their aid, but
could do nothing and returned.