davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-16

rT7O RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
lsrge front room: also one stngle ROOM Cali Ct
1-st stale.
, 1881-10-16

ITO RENT-STORE AND BASEMENT
j. III ThlrrY -frsf-*t.. near AtIch.an-av Sp- 6. J..
1IA1iHLETQN, y CIark.sL.. Room Z. -.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16
The News Condensed.

The National Bolt and Nail Association
have reaffirmed their old prices.
William E. Chandler denies the report
that he intends to withdraw from the
contest for the Solicitor -Generalship.
1t is reliably stated that the Western
Union Telegraph Company has absorbed
the Northwestern Telegraph Company.
The President has Withdrawn the NOM
ination of Lewis Wallace, as Charg d. At
fairs to Paraguay and Uruguay, at the
latter'S own request. -. a..F
kilograms are pouring into the Treas
ury at Washington from the holders of
five per cents, giving notice that they
desire to continue them at 81.
The Health Commissioner of Brooklyn
has ordered one of the public schools to
be abandoned, on account of its over
crowded and unhealthy condition.
The annual report Of the Insurance
Commissioner Of Massachusetts shows
that there has been q great improvement
during the past year in the insurance bus.
inesss as. far as the magnitude Of oper6-l
tionsis concerned, but sthe increase sin1
the premium receipts was only eight per,
cent. taU III " @ III
The members of esNew York Produce
Exchange are much excited over the. fact
that so much western grain has been di-'
verified to New Orleans by way of the
Mississippi river. Some favor free canals
and others a reduction of the tollse on
wheat. THE general sentiment is that
legislation should do something before
the trade is entirely lost. r &C.
sItis said that the hysterical fit of weep
ng which overcame Princess Stephanie
during the marriage ceremony on Tues
day, was caused by her observing. q
young American close to the altar, who
had expressed admiration and love for
her in Paris a few years ago, while the
Princess and her father were stopping.
there incognito. The young man had
followed her to Brussels and shown him
self on several occasions during the jour
ney to Vienna. He disappeared immedi-
ately after the denoument.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company has
lately purchased complete line of propellers
to run between Fair Haven, n. Y. and Chi
cago. Fair Haven is near Oswego, n. Y,
and the connection with the Lehigh Valley
Railroad is made by means of the Southern
Central branch of that corporation. In this
way the Lehigh Company obtains direct line
through to Chicago Oecego Times.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

"The separations of Earth" was the theme
of DR.. TAYLOR sermon at the Church of
the Messiah last evening. The portion of
scripture taken for the foundation of the dis
course was the Saviour's affectonate an
nouncement to the twelve that he was about
to 4" go away" just prior to his crucifXion.-
After amplifying the text in q most interest
ing manner, the Doctor referred in beautiful
and touching language to the departure from
this place of two of their most active, nseful
ond highly esteemed members Mr.. and Mrs.
L. +. GARDNER. He paid a high tribute to
the zeal consistent walk and ability of the
brother and sister, comforting the brethren
with the reflection that the sweet intercourse
was only suspended; that their friends were
removing to wider field of usefulness, and if
they never meet on earth again there will be
happy reunion in heaven. The members
were then invited to rise and remain standing
while Mr.. GARDNER closed the exercises
with prayer. "
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

Have you been to Titus confectionery store
and tried some of that celebrated Wyoming
county Ice Cream? We have and unhesita-
tingly pronounce it the best we have ever
eaten Call and get some.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Rev.J s. BEERS was in Ithaca Friday of
last week.
Miss SARAH RAHM is visiting Mrs. j. NJ.
WARD in Syracuse.
Mrs. w. NJ. MALLORY returned from New
York, yesterday morning.
w. H. ALLEN has been engaged as pastor
of the Disciple Church at Alba.
SAM CARNOCHAN, of Bath, n. Y, came
down to spend Sunday with his brother.
Mrs DUDLY TURNER and Master HULETT
have gone to Syracuse for a visit with friends
there.
S. Ii. MORLEY, of Michigan, is visiting his
brother-in-law, II. NJ. WELLEs, and other
friends in this place.
Rev. MI HALLowELL has purchased a boat
and has been busiy engaged for several days
putting it in order for lunching.
Ed ANGLE was in Washington last week.
He made the acquaintance of Senator MITCH
ELL and was pleased with him.
MI and Mrs. L. +. GARDNER and children
took their departure for their new home in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, last evening.
Mrs. j. Ii. CLARK of Chemung came down
to attend the Old Folks Concert Friday even
ing, and returned Saturday morning.
Rev. C. II. WRIGHT, and Col. JOHN A.
CoDDING, go to Canton to-day to attend the
Ministers and Glass Leaders, Convention.
Mrs. DOWNING, a former resident Of this
place, died in Chicago, on Tuesday last OF
heart disease. She was the mother of Mrs.
CHAS. PASSMORE.
Miss CARRIE BARsTOW, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. JAS. STARK, in Philadelphia, for
several weeks, returned to her home in this
place, Saturday evening.
BENNIE WATTS, who has been sojourning
in Texas for some time, returned home few
days since. His Mexican hat excites the GU
riosity of ALL JVaCeWy Free Press.
j. T.IBURDICK, an old citizen of New AL
banY, died last Thursday, aged &c. Funeral
services were held at New Albany yesterday
and the body brought to this place last even
ing for shipment to Troy, n. Y, for inter
ment.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

daughter Mrs. GAUGER, who resides in Chi
cago, arrived in this place on Friday. The
funeral will take place at the house, om4Iain
street, at four O'Clock this afternoon.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

If the person who took small new shawl
from the basement of the Universalist church
on the evening of the :" broom brigade en-
tertainment. returns it this week the matter
will be kept quiet. 1t may be sent TO the RE-
VIEW office. -
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

Mr.. A. LEWIS of Wyalusing, was seriously
injured in the railroad accident near that vii
lage four years ago, and the railroad compa-
ny has just settled with him. The amount
paid was 81 900.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

Convention of Good Templars will be held at
Milan, May 31st and June 1st
sP. MCNERNEY, Dist. Sec.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

The undertaking business is lively. j. S.
ALLYN attended several funerals in the last
week, and had to decline several other appli-
cations.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

Hon. B. LAPORTE'S horse barn in Asylum
was struck by lightning Thursday night, but
no severe damage was done.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16
Court Proceedings.

Judge Morrow fined S. j. Morley of Athens,
Christopher Platt, of Albany Boro, j. j.
VanKirk, of Smithtield and Jas. X. Williams
of Barclay, ten dollars each for non-attend-
ance as Jurors, last week.
John Holmes vs.. Perry L. Decker. Yer
dict for defendant. '
E. T. Fox, assignee Eureka Mower Co.
VS.. ". f. Piolett. Action to recover balance
due from defendant on subscription to stock
of the Eureka Mower Co. Settled.
Charles Carrier was sentenced to one
month Imprisonment cost of prosecution and
to pay a fine of So for assault and battery
committed on his wife.
A young husband was heard to repeat this
stanza audibly while walking down stree. the
other morning:
God bless the wives!
They fill our lives
With little bees and honey!
... They ease life's shocks,
They mend our socks,
But-don't they spend the money?
Our popular artist, G. Fl. WooD, is gaining
reputation for excellence of work which is
uudhlnS IoWdHud IdIlOuS. he received lHe
following fatterng letter ON Saturday from
delighted customer:
CAMDEN, n. Y, May 18th, 1881.
Mr.. GEO. II. WOOD:
My Dear ,Sir-The picture arrived this
morning, and was paid for and taken in less
than two seconds after it was opened. 1t is
without doubt the finest picture of any kind
in town; in fact, the finest / ever saw at any
price.
1 cannot compliment you sufficiently for
your talent, aid assure you that you will
never regret the labor bestowed on this piece
of work; it will be productive of other SINH
lar work from this section and to no small
amount. l have no doubt that by putting it
on exhibition in window 1 could secure you
hundreds of dollars worth of work. 1 have
compared it with former one of same subject
made by you at $15 1 think, and this is very
much finer.
My wife. who is daughter of the subject,
is perfectly carried away; you may consider
her under obligations to you. Again thank
ing you, 1 remain, Yours, &c.
A. G. WOODRUFF.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16
Sl1.OO
1900
1900
Twelve men
Fourteen inch
Sixteen inch

Fresh mackerel, shad and vegetables al
Rundell's market this morning.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

The Watkins Glen has been leased for the
current year for $4,000.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

1t was MAGGIE BLAKE, not MARY BREN-
NAN, who was taken to the Insane Hospital
at Burlington, last week.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

LOsT.-On Main street, near Fitch's store,
an overcoat, the finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at this office.
w. 2. ROCKWELL.
SEAsoNABLE GOODS AT DYE e. CO's.-The
HDaisey." a first-class Lawn Mower at the
following very low prices:
. Twelve inch Sll.OO
Fourteen inch I2.OO
Sixteen inch 1900
The manufacturers have advanced prices
on these mowers since our stock was pur--
ed. We give our customers the benefit OF old
prices. We have a fine stock of water coolers
and ice cream freezers. Our plumbing and
gas fitting department is now in order; and
we shall be pleased to have any one wanting
work of that kind done to give us call.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

The ministers of Canton have united in an
earnest appeal to their members to refrain
from dancing.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TODAY
Generally fair, with no. change in tempera-
ture.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

RICHARD CoNMEY, the young man who
was sent to the penitentiary three years ago
last December, has been released. By good
behavior he reduced his term several months
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

Sunday morning. She had been an invalid
and great sufferer for number of years and
the summons of the Death Angel was hap
py release. Her husband, who was at one
time well-known business man of this coun-
ty, died in Michigan-where the family had
removed ten years ago-in 1876. Mrs Me-
NADI returned to this place last year, but
never left her house. In her helplessness
she was kindly cared for by her friends and
neighbors. The deceased was daughter of
the late Judge HARRY MORGAN of Wysox,
and was 80 yeors old. She leaves son and
three daughters to mourn her. The eldest
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-16

The next session of the Northern District
, 1881-04-22

Sottidi Dlipateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, April o1.-The apostle of free
tratle, NJ. Leon Cllotteau, OF 1'arIs, arrived
hero today on board the steamer st. La,-
rinnt. 11D says lie IS very glad to be back lii
America ngntu. "ThIs Is my third visit, yuu
know, anI now will prove tU t'lose who
have SO often said that ! Ind only the
FreMchn}nn's Interests ut heart tllnt they
were utterly mid entirely wrong. I llayo not
heen Idle, l call nssuro you. 1 tnvc formed
a company in Paris for tho importation Of
American livestock, and tlle venture Inns
met on all sides with u generous response.
Our capital Is :, 900, 600 francs. A friend Ut
mine Ii
AL1lEADr IN CHICAGO,
between which place and st. Louis lo con-
staMtly travels. Ills business Is to blly horses
nnd cattle, ar1d we shall probably make our
first shipnlul,t during next month. We i'll
tend running our own gtaamers shortly, or
n,ny, perhaps, mako some arrangements with
thu General Transatlantic Company. How
eyer, W. arc not going to lose my
time, and l,ayo chartered nn Eli
Rltsh steamship to commence with
It Is yory likely that We sllall buy
larGe tracts Of lalt In Toxins and raise our
cnttln, 3tleap, aud pigs. | lave als0 formed
another Company fol. tho Importation nf
American products. I nm sure your silk
alH cptton gopds, Us well as other goods,
France. The prcsnlt situation at home Is
more favorable than It llns ever been. ns tic
nHw French general tariff contains no pro-
llibltions at nll."
, 1881-04-22

with Scttntor MaIlonn. in which tho Inter
.8nys there Ia nothing In tic report Of his
bargaintng with tic Republicans, nttl adds:
II wns kindly askcs( my whites by uit.nl-
bers OF botl parties, ito ono making any inl-
proper approaches to me, aud nothing
being dono Or propose,t 10 bo tlono
In tho way OK NIL arrangement.
nm absolutely uncommtttcd 10 net with
either party III the ScDate, and mean to re-
na!n 20. As tn tho committees to which
have hcon assigned may rs wc1l Mid tlIts:
that BY tho Democratic caucus WIS as
signed to membership In fottr
COMMITTEES or EQUAL t,inStrY
with tliuso to which nm assigned In the ar-
ais, with this difference, TINT by tho aattrr
a.ll assigned tn tlla Craftsmanship ot cont-
illittco 0f t,fnor Importance. l presume was
allotted tho Craftsmanship OF this Committee
tn tho spirit Of common fairness, slncu 1t ats
f'cars TINT there were but twenty-five Seh-
ators OF tint pnrty sciilor to myself, whfto
tllere nre thtrty.twO atantllNK committees,
besides several special committees, 81 tint
nfter every older Senator Ind bcoll supplied
with a craftsmanship there remained III fact,
n sufficient lumber to Rtva Il Craftsmanship
to NIL tho remainder, when you include tho
special committees.
The fall election III Virginia Is very I'M
portant, because It involves tho freedom of
tho ballot alnf tho ru,,ltval OF the cApitation
tax; because tie State Government to be
c)tosct. Is 10 be friendly or unfr1eltdly 10
rItfcEI.Ess surFI1AGE
and to FREQ schools, md because tho Noyen.-
Der election involves tho choice, besides
State officers, of Court Ut Appeals anu n
United States Senator. On fair and open
, 1881-04-22
LABOR.
CA1,-DR1vERS TO TIE NUMBER OF 1000
flEADY To S'rlslkE.

CAH-pR1vERs TO THE NUMBER OF 1000
rEADY To srltlKI:.
spsstae Dspafth 10 Tie Chteaeo Tribute.
New YolsK, April 21.-It the statements Of
solne Of tllo car-drlvers OH tho Third avenue
line nre to bo relied upon, n strike anlung
this class Of laborcrs Oil tl'ts particular lnc
Ii imminent. Some Of the 1ncn 20 rs
fur as to declare that tho str1ko
will buco1ne general throughout the city, aud
Trouble Ut this nntlre illny he brewing
among tie Harlem drivers of this line,
but Interviews with number Of tho men,
selected ut random, failcl to substantlate
the statement tint the disatfcctc1 feeling Is
50 widespread rs it Is represented to be.
What Is claimed to be
A FEELETt
by those drivers particularly Interested was
put forward on Wednesday, When four of
the Harlem drivers waited on President
Lyons to ask for either MI increase III their
wages Or n decrease III tho hours
Of their lnbor. Mr. Lyons III
formed tho delegation tint it
was out Of his power to grant their
request. II the men could butter themselves
by finding employment elsewhere, they were
at liberty to 10 50. llo suggested that they
make tho attempt, agreeing to give them
leave OF absence for the purpose and to
rest0re thoir places to them In c,,se they ttc.
CfdEu to return. 1t Is said there are
TWO THOUSAND DntvEl.s
throughout the city who will tiu up when
tfia word Ia given. Thu strike, it IL statetl,
will differ frotn tho strikes uf Gther years III
n number Ut particulars. alId compel tho
CoMpuily t0 come tu terms. The present
tic attempt to cripple tho Company, becaltse
tho spring business il at lts hight. Ile
drivers say they recclye SLID n day
for the flvo trips between llarlem anu the
Clty-Iiail, anh S1.7t. fur seven trips between
tho Stxty-flftll street stables md tho City
HAIL. Fifteen hours nro required to ncc0lIl-
pltsl, the former and fourteen the latter.
President Lyons said lle did not ailtlcpate n
enough 10 warrant him niaEing my proyis.
ion to lncut It.
, 1881-04-22
BURNING COTTON,
A NICE POINT OF LAW,

Special Dhpateh to tbs Chted1o TrtbHHs.
NEW YonK, April 9t.--A navel Ixsno be-
tween insurers anl underwriters TINT PROM
ises to asssllle yory Interesting md highly
important phase Inns beGh developed to-day
In this city. A ilro at No. Cold street this
morning destroyed about $4,000 worth
Of property. Tho fire broke out.
according to tho police, at 1:5o
O'Clock, in the cotton-waste stores OF Thomas
Walsh on the third lloor Ut No. 6 fiultl street,
f0ur+st0ry building, aud destroyed property
valued at 5000 there. On tho second floor
It did 81, 900 damage; otl the first flour, S51O.
surancos are said to bo ample. Tho origin
Of tho tro IL
THE POINT OF INTEREST,
md upon wllicl. tho issue Will turn. 1Ir.
Walsh was purchaser Of damaged cotton.
After thu i!ro ut No, Beaver street OIL last
Saturday morning several hundred balos OF
cotton wera partly burnud, and were thrown
OH thu street and de1uged with wateE. When
1t wns thought that the fire, which
Is known to shoulder III cotton for weeks to-
gother, Ind be8n quite drowned out tho
bales were soll by the underwgiters wi,o
had Insured them, Tlloy found lttfGsent
owners, who Wore left to pursue their own
stoa G " s ,Gss sas4a S s est skf y sss a
KNOWING TIE DANGEROUS CHARACTER or
COTTON ON F1NER
llad the bnles opened and their contents
picked oysr and repackeH bef0ro putting It
y store, Walsh pursued = different policy.
lIe, according to the tireMIe,l, pitt tile
bales III as they were, To tliis haz-
arllous proceeding llD objection was
rntseu by tho underwriters. 1'lte result
was not slow in cnnl!ng. To- 1t Ia directly as
urababtt, according to the polleet tho tilo tllls
morning. This question now raised by III
surnrs Fl, To what extent are tic utaerWrlt-
ers responsible for for tho consequent loss,
aud wlat security has the insured on the
RHlIcD
, 1881-04-22

brrl1Rtlt 4;EI inuntRrnnta. fho Al fnutntt
from 1Inyre. g32: Tho t,cIirrt. frn,n linn.
burs. i.0o1: Tho denmark iran Inn.
,lou, 3So, Tin tU ttrtlay tim nrriynts t1is
year nggrcpntc nl,out 10000 stn,is. neariy
10000 nlorp than Ind arrived t,ero Mt tho anna
time Il, 1sS0, and n,orn thar, tho entire ,,,,ni-
grafton fur ctt,or NJ tho ycnrs is;0, tY77. or
1878. Faw teorla rcnlfzc tho magnitude and
importance Ut tho great tide of immigration.
whlch ia onnatnnttv no,trt, II, ,,,,n,, -. t,,,,
,trn.i. r,,,I ,i,t,n.o,,.t. ~ " "p"'' 40 '''''7
a.eue "''.t taao"s"t.'" ~ ..,..
AbItK-DoDIED AND DFEl1tAULE afEN AND
woNEN
who come FROM ncr0ss tho Suns to aettle In
Tic Eroat West, 1,nt WIN by oucn1np IN nf,t1
,lrynfontnr Tho won,fnrfuf rnsn,,rcca ~ H.,
sto,na T., H., 49,. ,...... VI uo
much TO TIC material wealth Ut the country
yuluu of mn Immigrant to n nav agricultural
cou,,trv al al m, AND t,,;s ,s i'm l,,,.'
~ ,,a.,,sa,,, as,,.,, 3.. .'.,s.,"., u ~" =.
so.,.s.'.1t.... ~. .. n"o u'.s' asono'.!s.s ..,
.,.a ~. e'' urn ~" ruc''
INC ovcrcrowtle'l colI'ltrles W the Old W0rIlt,
year nonp there ware .;,7i nrrtvaisof t,nm,S.
rro,,f nm ,,ra NJ f.natis f,or,la,,. ,,,,,,tn-
t,,, ,,'.,st os ias,ss ~ ,;,". ~ m...t.... ~.
l!oll ntniost "s 'aIea III tI!at OF !ffooKIyf, INC
third elty Ill tho Union, mid Which nt only
$1,000 Il head
wn.,r n ,,rp,,rarSr ovrtt ea,. mn am
,dt,,,1 -, .tn *".,.tti, ,t,,' ,,,'ts.. s,,,t.
"uucu W tno "c"'tn W Wv eo"ntfs' AUS
ca'c'iatihh Is certainly very nloaerate oiie.
, 1881-04-22
Chlna,s Mercantile Marine.

People who think Ch'HA u 4 aInAll EnWer aro
cai.tlla narlna Is 4.lu.tN0 exclusive OF tho ill.,
!alld junk trAtllu. Thu tonnnKo of tho Unflud
try aud all tue E1y1r b0ats II but &.600,tkU Even
" England'K tonnapr IL only 9,lW,Wl 10 that
China IL prcaafus close alter England ~ saalus
UnYXGr.
, 1881-04-22
t,o,npl;us Vanderbilt Successfully Sued
for Repayment Of a Loan
Of S25.
Man 1nsures smoldering Cotton,
and Now Goes to Court for
His Money.
M Diminution OF tho Nort'cs OF 1mlt'li'
grants Now Landing on our
Shores.
phrea Thousand 0ar-Drivers Ready to
Stop Work at IN 1uatant's
Notice.



STREET TAJ1A. .........
TIE MA1KET, THE CIsors. THE nA1soEs' THE
ROOF. Etc. ~
Special p'ratsh 70 i"' "a, 1"'easo , 4,.oa'' ..,
NEw }ohk' April IL o'ens ""s go so. .,'s
what exciting N spec'llatlyo circles, ,.!.u so
l's'',a trn Inward tllcd rood many people who
t"'H "p"t p,,....nt .horn ,voa nnthiuv In
had tllo"Ent ..,ao.,,.a'.. sneo T.oanf ,,,,rs
tt with so'''t '''''"~o''ou~ "sse' @
eucy was rising throughout. among
tho chief elements which t'sslstea was tile
haars ,rho ,,ot], biz and little, wero forcrd
ut"'s' WV. .,,. ,,,,,;ia ttn b,,,Is ,n,,o,,
10 n'afen 10 eossi, " .,,s ~ ~ ,,ra,r, oo,,,n
elatcd Mt the faVotao'o lur1 u n,l",ts, G"'na
!. ,, as say sy rnous nyqas % wero S Nas baske el
socSs; ;,,arni,,o a.aS,L o'at accoun1s fron tl,o
ny Mso,au,u ,.,.,. ,.,os hot,, f., r,rar,1 r. t,,a
West anu Not'n~ess ou.n ~ .os,u ,1o.,,,a H. .ns
sprg traffic Of TIC roatls afla 1ao1e prol'tlous
hv % Inv co1,ld md Russell Sago llatl the credit
o. oe1se 'aslr""'G,t"a III .nt''''t' '1' e'oo ~
liberal Duslhs. 1hete "efe
nUMo1s Or CONSOLIDATION
amang tho Southwestern lines. compact
between tho Wabash system aud New Jersey
ssae,r tss efaatIon h of fgS @ frore md further IN
,..e 'ne e'et'e' y. ". .sn nna-, ,v',a s,,n,,,,
,'aaa'lo!l " .ie os.t'' mno 80 o"'Wsn .,,a
m inclined to stay snors OIL ,r! ule
present high PRICES ruling. Tho
~ % nrc,i,cr,ons % nf m1,c,, hia,er nrices, O,u
y. plou'e''o,'s " "e, 4e ~ .1't.,e o
OF Mc',l sa''i u i'lo lu.a"s: t.iiA oot.gl.l ~,
prices hare been reached and the spring rise
has begun. We shall, Of course, have tlIctl-
=
m.ii i' sfnr i, ~ nix + lnvo no ,ln,,ht w],nteynr
an1i 'tas' n"' "t.so -" ""us ~. ".'.o'o' ..'l
M o., an aa'ancane mRtNet ilont .n's tlA.e ols'
The outstanding short Interest Is very 1nrRc,
~ 'Hps.s 1,,', ~ ssu ,,a ..'o .~s1 ,,,,,,r
hot,.a ~ - :. y" ~, ima a.,L a,.o st,aro o.
M'olo ~ 10 n'l cosele". ..'Au oiotc' %:
iaa'' WABASH pfeicrfetl' NoTthwest7 a'u
saea ssncSs 10 afe ioahlne ~ from 70 PCT
CENT ING Elesatca atocka are lohlall1R nat'
It Is not easy to borrow stocks. Ten men
"s "t'v" ,,t "ily,e M o "a,s ,ns ~ & tor
Ing his hair today. lio and his friends
Thought they confl start n general selling
d., INV, ns.s u''s' u"s to sv ':y .a
aa nv' eo'.e "at' ns ""s eAoos'cu' 1'lo
~ n''he1 '''sS beet sun uoWh VI sIlott hhies'
III. keelle aud Als. Cnnlnack have donc 1t.
an4 don't care IT they have to sweat for It.
i wos afrot, ~ ta," hnurs ,,,ot
thoy woui,, s,,ceccI ~ h,t thorc vns % tno mmclh
goosl sense In the community. Tho rise in
Jersey Central llus been due to tho fact that
.ysn, ,lf Arrangement sn between the M labqs M Penn
sighed yestestlny. Air' t;n,.iI antl Mr saRs
wero iarEv purchaser Of Jersey Cui,frai ytss-
srday, Us axainst short Halus 6y iii. Kes1io.
, 1881-04-22
l8,NuU IMMIGRANTS IN THREE p.AY9s
Special i1Ispateh to M CAteoeo Trtbuns.

Special NApatsh 10 IN CAteogo Tttbuns.
NEW Y0MK, April al.-Ti.e tide OF lmmi.
grafton keeps up at MI astonishing rate, On
Tuesday thsso vera nearly 7,000 arrivals,
yesterday about 1900, and to-.ay Bliss, one
steamer to-day bringing OH. The Abysslnla,
from Liverpool, was detained atquarantine OIL
account OF a couple Of cRseS Of smallpox On
board. Tha Henry Elyu, from Antwerp,