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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-27
West Washington nee Georgetown

BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the 55th reoular
monthly meeting of the Eleventh Building as
ISOLATION, held last night at Goddard's Hall
5000 was disposed OF, being so shares retired
at the stock value rates.
The GRAIN TRADR-Arrived boat George r
Dunlop with 2, 500 bushels of wheat-offered on
change yesterday but not sold.
The Coal TRADE. -&Ourteen boats left Chm
eerland Wednesday with ,521 o. tons of coal "a
follows: For Georget0Wn-C0 Consolidation Co
$40. 10 tons; Borden Co., 45OO6 tons: Marv,,
land Co., 216.10 tons7s Georges Creek ca
1O4.11 tons. For Alex1u1fia-HamDs r. RAJ
timOre Co ,2O8. 10 TONS y
THE TEMPERANCE TKVE continues tn hold tho
fort and many names aEHbeing nightly added To
the total abstinence pleige ~~ ~
GEN. WICKHAM GOIH0 TO Vorn THE npxo-
CRATIC TTCKET.-A lettBfg from Gen Wi,,;om =
Wickham, the promineat Virginia rennhl;can
defining his position fEthe present anomalous
condition Of Virginia politics is published He
declares boldly and emp hAtically that the trumnh
Of the readjusters win d the death of the rennh-
fcan party in VirginiA,lam the beginning, ner-
haps, of movement stu streadiust| Che deff Of
the United States as M9hone would rea1tust the
debt Of Virginia As . republican who believes
in the sanctity of pnhio CONTRACTS as cardinal
principle Of the repuhlican party, and who is
now left but choice Of evils, Gen. Wickham
unhesitatingly announces his purpose to support
the conservative candidates. but declares his
intention, upon the close Of the canvass, to de-
vote himself to the task Of reorganixing the dis
banded republican party.
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Rrain and Nerve.

Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy or
earth for impotence. leanness. sexual debility
&c. 81, at Druggists, 4e0 Pa ave.
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RETURNING FROM THE COUNTRY, complete out
Tits for she boys will be needed, and we can as
sure parents that they may save at least twenty
per cent, if they select from the assortment at
the Boys Clothing House of b. Robinson Co..
800 Pa ave
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FUSSELL'S ice cream.

CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store, 1914 18th
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-27

BRACELETS, gold filled. ladies, misses and chill
drens sizes, & to go at Prigg's 457 Penn ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-27

sAdeFney Dairy WagOns.o
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in Id. Ward" prints 35c. per
10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet
milk &c. per OF. Cream loo. pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-27

TOHN SON'S TRIANGULAR COPPER
q LIGHTNING ROD!
Combining the conducting power of Copper with the
principal scientific of the United States Manufac-
tured and put UP in the best manner by JOHN SIN
JOHNSON'S TRIANGULAR COPPER
LIGHTNING ROD.
Superiority is claimed for this conductor for the fol-
lowing reasonslst. is made Of the very best mater
ial ever used for this viz Pure Lake Superior
Copper. It is not liable to rust and possesses greater
public, and more than seven times that Of any Gaya-
nized or Iron Rod in I'd 1t is the strongest Light
ming Rod. and therefore the least liable to Of
PAIR. I'D. Its connections most perfectly made,
without the use ct SCREWS nuts wires riyes thus
leaving the surface uniform and nbroken 4th. The
points used the best being silver re) plated
and platinum tipped and made in the form as
the Rod with no irregularities in it at its connection
with the Rod and erected at about the price of
teras used Of superior quality and ali work varrsnted
to give entire satisfaction.
JOHN SINCLAIR.
Orders left with R. A. wHITEHAND, Fire Silver
Platter SO4 street northwest at 1735 street. win be
promptly auended 70. Please cal. a20-lm
nR DUPARE'S CATARRH Remedy CURES
- every ease of Cstarrh. Price Is cents Try it. DR.
Dupares Hood and Liver Pills remove ali bs,us dis
orders. Price Is cents. Mrs. DR.. Ttcombs Lung Balm
cures colds. coughs and consumption. Price Is and sd
cents pr Dupere's neyer-faiing Pile Remedy cures
blind. bleeding and itching piles Price SO cent? For
sale At James Guilds Jos Pennsylvania avenue north
Mee.. We-----e.on. O.O. ty6
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kilograms to The Star.
News from the Old World.
MANCHESTER Markets

MANCHESTER MARKETS.
LONDON. August 26.-The Manchester Guardian
in its commercial article to-day saws: There is
not the faintest sign of Improvement in our
market. To the previous causes of the depres-
sion have been added increasingly unfavoTable
weather and the renewed rise in the bank of
England rate of discount, which is regarded as
an unfavorable symptom, as it opens the pros
pect OF the rate becoming per cent IL the
present step does not suffice to check the
gold drain. II is felt. however that the
upward movement will be amply COM
pensated If 1t results in breaking down the
price of cotton. There has been but little bust
ness in any department and prices are not appre-
Gladly changed.
AN INTERNATIONAL STRUGGLE FOR GOLD
LONDON, August 26.-The Doily Ne,rs in its
financial article says: An International struggle
for gold has now begun. The banks of England
France and Belgium have raised their rates of
discount, and the banks of Germany and Hol-
land are expected to follow. The American de-
mand for gold is thus seen to affect a wide area
1t, therefore, meets with resistance which may
prove powerful check.
A QUICK TRIP.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 26.-The steamer Elbe.
which arrived here this morning made the trip
from New York in days and 10 hours.
PRESIDENT GREyY INSTRUCTED BIZ GAMBETTA's
ORGAN.
PARIS, August 26-The Repu5lique Franoaise,
Gambetta's organ, in its article summoning Pre-
sident Grevy to exercise his prerogative Of Sc
iecting a new premier. after pointing out that
the powers Of the late chamber of deputies will
not expire until October 2Sth, and that the new
house cannot meet until after that date unless
it be previously dissolved, says: After the new
chamber meets the cabinet is expected to re-
sign. 1t will then devolve on President Grevy
to entrust a statesman with the formation Of a
cabinet. new cabinet must present itself to
the chamber and Immediately ask for a vote of
confidence.
WHAT THE ABOVE ARTICLE MEANS
LONDON, August 26.-The Paris correspondent of
the Times says: 1t is evident that Premier Ferry
will either resign or solicit vote of confidence
which he would scarcely obtain under any cir
cumstances, so universal is the feeling that his
cabinet is only make-shift and so strong is the
desire for a stable ministry Either the lam
guage of the article of the Repubsgue Franoaise
quoted above has no meaning or it foreshadows
Gambetta's acceptance Of the premiership.
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Carried Down with a Sinking Boat.

DROWNED IN THE GEORGETOWN CHANNEL.
Mr. Henry Lyles, engaged in the sand bust
ness, this morning reported to the police head
quarters that sand boat loaded with sand sunk
in the Georgetown channel last night about 8
O'Clock, carrying down in the cabin Levi Ander-
son, cOlored, who was drowned. When the
boat began to sink Anderson entered the cabin
for the purpose Of recovering small amount OF
money which he had there, and was carried
down. He was unmarried and has no relatives
in the city, so far as known. The water is about
80 feet deep where the boat went down, and 1t
was overloaded, which caused the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-27

HowsON's Superior Ice Cream, SIS gal. 11oi
- g. "
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RIVER TRADE.-Harbor Master j. r. Sutton
reports the arrivals OF river craft at the city
wnaryes to-day as follows: Sch. VIM Totten,
Capt Adams, wood for l.. III. BiscOe; sch
Model, Lumpkins. wood for same: SCH Four
Marys. Geary, wood for Market sch. Sro0t.
wood for same; SCH Brace. 20, 900 feet lumber for
W. E. Jackson There have also arrived ten
small boats with melons for markets
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CITY ITEMS.
Hard or Soft COrrs
Premature Loss Of the

O
Are speedily removed by use of C,lrealine: on
25c. bottle will do it. Stott Cromwell IS
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THE SALE of notions and all the fine ribbons.
velyets and fancy goods will be continued at 1o
o'clock in the morning at DuDcansOn's auction
rooms. Rare chance for bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-27

TIE LUNGS are strained and racked by a nor.
s1stent cough. the general strength wasted. and
an ineurable complaint often established thereby
Dr- Jayne's Expectorant Is an effective remedy
lox coughs and colds and exerts beneficial effect
onthe pulmonary and bronchial organs,
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THOSE who desire to go TO Lower Cedar Point
should take the steamer John w. Thompson next
saturday and Monday. The boat is not chartered
On those days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-27
! POPULAR RESORT
A POPULAR RESORT
QUANpICO.
BATH HOUSES, BATHING SUITS TOWELS
FISHING, GRABBING, SAILING MUSIC
AND DANCING ON BOAT
AND GROISDS

The magnificent Steamer the EXCEL 49,
sIoR hrst-ciass In every respect, licensed ,saitx{N
20 carry 300 people. Daily except
sunday az $3.50 a. and $3.50 y. "a, from 7th street
wharf Refrtshrents Of I'll kinds the Boat al civ
prices. No Tickets sold 10 improper charaqfcrs
-H'oA'r ooe. NhliurtLl, % Genus al0-3w
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Bill FOR A DIvoRCE.-To-day. Mr.. II. T. Wis
wall, for Elizabeth Taylor. fled bill fora di-
yorce from the bonds of Inatrimony with Chas.
T. Taylor. She states that they were married in
September. 1864 and charges that he has COM
United adultery with Alnira Henry and Mary
P1amIner. and that he treated her with great
cruelty. She also asked an injunction to pre-
Veat him from disposin@ of the property,
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Il NIGHTS OF SAINT AUGUSTINE, NO l. VIII
~ give their First Grand ENcursion 20 RICHMOND,
VA, ON SAIU RDAf, AUGUST 27TH 1881 The train
wlil leave the H. p Depot at 10 80 p. m. returning
~ Tickets round trip, 81. 49, st'
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Y
WASHINGTON. DC. August 26. ISL $50 a. IN.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather.
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Orders LEFT with R. A. wHITEHAND. Fire Silver
Plater SO4 street northwest l735 street win be
| promptly attended to. Please call s30-Im
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REAR ADMIRAL SPOTS, commanding the South
Atlantic station, reports his staff to the Secre-
tary OF the Navy as follows: Personal staff
Capt. W. A. Kirkland, chief; Master H. P McIn-
tosh, nag lieutenant; Ensign York NOEL, secre-
tary to the cOmmander-in-chief. General staff
Paymaster James E. Tolfore, fleet paymaster;
Chief Engineer W. ]. Lamdin. fleet engineer:
Capt. E. P. Meeker, USING, fleet marine
officer
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NAVAL NOTES.-The Secretary of the Navy il
advised of the movement of naval vessels a,
follows: The Tallapoosa left League Island
Philadelphia, at z o'clock for the New Yort
navy yard. The Standish and Mayflower, left
Portsmouth, Va, yesterday for Annapolis. The
Lackawanna arrived at San Francisco yesterda,
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
the river was nearly 100000 gallons the taxes
amounting 10 $l2.300,000, showing an increase oil
81 $50 900 over the preceding year.
The COURIS.
WORK OF THE SURROGATE.

The statement made by Surrogate GAVIN
as to the work his Court in the last year presents
many interesting facts or the 994 wills offered f'r pro-
bate 90 were contested, letters testamentary were
granted upon 923 and 80 will contests are still pending
The Surrogate issued letters OF administration IN l94l
caees disposed Of than 5000 notions and granted
24O3 DEGREES tt Surrogate presided at will contests
on 213 days and heard motions on "a days The ad-
dtona room given to the Surrogate by the completion
of the wing of house has provided much bet
ter facilities both keeping OF the records ana Tor
the work 10 be done IN the court.
The Surrogates statement also presents some stats
tics as to the result OF his administration since April IL
1876 to show that testamentary dispositions OF prop
erty quite secure and the expenses OF inc
litigation respecCng them have been very Inuch less
than tons Of similar property by SAFE o. u
veyance or Mt contaminated IN the life OF the owner
At least S4OoO0OO0 in property has been disposed %
by the 47I9 wills offered for probate The 296 wills con-
tested including the Vanderbilt and Stewart VILE nave
covered over 5000 0O0 900 of property. only ~ wis
nave been reiected, covering 100000 IN property or
tbrcetenths OF per cent OF the amount involved IN
the contests The allowance to unsuccessful contest
an amounted To $50 900, and all allowances 10 cohseI
(which are In lieu Of cOsts IN other cOuIt uounteu 10
$50 600 The total OF the expenses or Administering
the office has been about onethlrtetn OF one
per cent OF coming within the jurisdiction OF
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DECiSlnNS-DHC. 81.

SgpyeEF f'Ouri-C hdiBhrrs BY judge Van VOrSt.-
Wilson H. Gre Tl- motion Orlerci TO stand over and
caf sposed Of return VI hc UIeT grauiod
bY Law tIc p.Ucceaiug. CTlul aSt
me urie: "A ,nay mlio Is correct and tito
M dc iNce.trdcr CO.nrning rcf-
ere rsrot sas sig Cd In the matter 81 ftEgcrad-
ssItlci AMI nd. Rrmin Il agt Sant1n bs OF
should deliveries IN ten DAYS cunning dgt
Austn-ttdrT -rttd ard Ell IN the matter II Nuepel
In the matter 4 Adams. -RcIOrts confirmed krrrur dgi.
Joseph -l'oatiDn lnied AncN aH. Nnlcck-DTdcr re-
se;ln cuban ag. @ flea. hoti1h .ranI"i "alte aPl.
Mnt"-Orrr krm,e Euivauagt. hani r--Order gran ed
SDatGf Bv Judge iAwr e-Suiih agi the Mayor,
q 4iIian at. s3mr.-Scc mvuprindiim
SaDrfi0r COurt-GenerGt lcTm-Iv Chlei-JuStlce
- gri, k-Zogbaun the National Musical instrument
Manufacturing tunpauv.-Bund approved. Tae Fifth IA
tla ank ,a Korsin.- rider cancrling and disclafGn
Judgment. Nu,s3 "f slsnrd. JO1rI AIT.
Macgrrgur Frovsn agi. Bayn"s G'riOn aSt Iatn Iyng
Az Tue IcOiDscai SrHnuAs, etc Anderson aEt SiafA
weather. Ward at. Nuns 81 A. Ori,Ia granted.
NfIinc O,n'f-GtErTdi TTm-B, th"t-Jn-ilcc
sr.l AMI Judges IIawes Isaacs Atkinson rgt Miner
urieT app Tayerscd without coats to either party as
az inst tue niher Weber TruaX. etr. N0L and -
ginrut- orders mot Ou minutes w u hl i0r
ABIDE The event opinion bY The Court flied Mebber ait
niax r,, or n appeai,d affirmed with 10 costs 10
sH The iiy sft!oh
of hc Codr within the dissection uf
Jude Web rr fg ITui1. etc, 30 2-OIdri aPleAod
AFFIRMED withuu: CUsiS
~ Chief ustcc and judges Guepp and Isaaos-Gean
Add another )rtr rryr sri and Na'Atd Win
out costs 20 party against the other opinion by
(iOrpp a.i Isaac, il mel
usf AMI juinc I-aaca - firhcr agt
yacaIs tho ogr arrest affirmed IN cost
aplca rOn lent - abide hc ot"uI SHdefs AEt
affirmed with cos 81 appeal 70 the re-
u5fion isaacs J.. nird III" J. L. Mott Iron
Yors id-nrics auKmrnt and order reversed au'
granted with costs - appellant To able ho event
sell ugnunI with costs Of app al l. respond
Gut OIGn'On ny irtafs, j., nj a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
THE STATE CAPIIUL SAFE.
MR.. EATON CONSIDERS THAT IT IL SECURE.

MR. EATON CONsiDEhs THAT IT IL SECURE.
tyRou THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT o. rliE rRIBuSE
ALBANY, Dee. 3l.-The Capitol Commits
soncrs at spc a meeng held yesterday considered the
subject Of the saiciy OF the building Llcutcnanttuy
crnor osKins laid that ne thought would be well IN
view Of The public apprehension to have state Engineer
Seymour examine the building and learn whether 1t
had scttltG. II htIe be any further investigation
AZ should be made by the Legs He would DO glad
to have that body make It IN Justice to Itself.
Canal Auditor Pace tad that In report OF Mr..
Edz's views the matter he seemed 10 be of the i'm
uteeenn that the crack Ia tie stone In tho Assembly
Cn,mber caused by the settling OF tue bulidng.
Mr. P,aoo then sa,d: In regard to The Chamber. Mr.
Eaior think It s IA sale ~ u vas before inc
fractured st0De WIS discovered g. MI Eaton replied
Yea, do" M. Eaton then said that he had employed
Mr. Singrrland ana City SurVcyor Bingham To deter
niue IL tne building had settled.
General Sharpe and Asscmnymau Skinner, the Rcpub-
Iican cand es speaker arrived here Yesterday.
Apparently the members Of the Legislature intend 20
be tnriv ia comlug only five AssemDlvmcn and none
OF the Senators vet here: tn three assembly men
from Oneida County MI Low, OF Niagara, aud Mt Tut
tie. OF Cayuga, are the members OF the Lower House
w "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

raamiers nup iiatcI lcsteray tee lass of the Commits
s.nrrs TO assess damages arising 10 private interests
from the taking Of land through which the proposed
canal 10 correct the Iiad,on and Ilarl III Rivers Is TO
run The appointment was made In accordance with
Tie UciItou OF Gcucial JOun Newton as representative
o! tac UuIted STATES Government. Tae new (OmmS'
s,oners are G. neral VII IAN f. Smith, William r Grace
ard T. ms ID Fi.k an, canal is TO diVcrge from tho
lime 81 ties Iuy.tn Duvvil Creek at The stern side n
10. e.A. % d. L. Cox. deceased. anu 10 run westward
near te AureS pl Tie SpuyitDtNl
tlt,,. C1nlpuny Tn Cunml oncrs ar" apEotnte 10
asqs the vur VI fS acrns ui !aud 30 he taken rom
lie estate ul d. t. Cox above mrhticn Il. IhOin3a Il.
O- len and samuel T. Lyon appeared FOR Gcnerni New
Ion ON lie application. and Hiram Barring and f. ID.
Cinau for the Cox estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
MINES AND, MINING.
FRIDAY. Dee. s1-P. NJ.

FRIDAY. Dee. 31-P. NJ
Business at the Mining Stock Exchanges to-day
was so dull that attention paid to holiday
frocs than to fluctuations. and the footing OF tin
horus took the place of bids and offers The mar
kets, however, generally were firm. Moose was
special feature aud from 100 to LBS, closing
at the higher figure. Hukill also was in better de-
mand and rose 10 cents to 1.50. South Hite con-
tnued strong and closed with an ADVANCE of cent
at 40 cents Annie declined cents to 54 cents. Dut
closed at 55 cents Lcadville Consolidated fell 70
As cents and ChrysOlite was q lower at Ga silver
Cliff was active at 2.7002.00 The Comstock shares
were steady or firm, Consolidated Virginia rising 10
2.3OO225, and California selling at 155. Boston
Consolidated recovered from 6S cents TO ~ ana
closed at 20 cents. The low-prce stocks were
steady, aud the markets. although dull at the end,
closed strong -
The Standard Consolidated Mining Company mas
declared its regular monthly dividend for Deem
Der. of rs cents per share, payable January L.
1881, at the Nevada Bank, No. IL Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
THE RIGHT TO BURY THEIR DEAD.

The CONGREGATION EmunO Israel, in March,
1863 baught plot OF aud containing twenty lots
from the Society Asudath Acnm Auuschim Tnls soci-
oty owned the cemetery. situated In Queens County
known as the Uuion Fields. Tits cemetery came IN
1871 into the possession Of tn, Msclpola Cemetery
Association The lots above referred to are situated
neary in the middle OF the cemetery the machpela
Cemetery Association decid ii short time ago that
house for The temporary reception of the dad ought to
he but II executed contract for the erection OF tho
briding which was to between $4,000 ond $4,000.
ami LEVIED an upon the holders OF the 0is
Tur C1ngr cation EnnnO Isiic refused 3" pay tine as
sc.snrnt whereupOn the MachpelA Association refused
10 allow anyone. except actual lO0Wuct' 10 enter
inol tho Mot OF land 10 the EmunO lrdcl Con
rrrgntIon or dig graves tnercn. jude van Eor't
M tIe Supreme Court Chambers, granted an lJuhcuOh
Yesterday TO resr n the M1c peia As Ocaion rou IN
prcrlng with tho Congregation Ennno Israel III the
hurini of III dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
THE CINCINNATI WHIsKEY TRADE.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 31.--The Forthcoming re-
pcrt Of superintendent Maxwell 20 the Chamber OF
Commsrce says that the production OF vhiaksy IN Ham
itao Comfy fr the year ended July b. $780, including
highvfnes and eontinnously distilled sDirits, was
Ii7sa27o pseof Ealiona, showinG IN increase Of
900 gallons ever the preceding year. Tbs ARgre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01

"My child,p said q bereayed lady TO her
little GIRL grandma Ia now happy IN Hssyen Bhe will
have 40 moro PAM" Yes, mamma" aneHered the
ehildl thouQhtftlly suppose she 10 happyj but
dOa't know about rot having any more pain. ehouia
think t would hurt Awfuy 70 have the wings stuck IN
PARNRLL's LAATBs.-Paddy But whayn we
-Mko Oeh shure thin. wei jas shoOt hs p1Ants Tor
himiERunny FolfH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
TIE COMMERCE or TIE COCNTRY.

Secretary Wilson, of the Chamber OF Com
meree has prepared summary OF the foreign commerce
OF this port ana the United States IN general Tor the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1890 The following IL a compar
OF the amount OF Of the leading articles OF
merchandise exported from Now York with the aBRfe
gate OF all other ports OF the United states during the
Yeai:
IMPORTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
A DESPERATE SUICIDE.

It was learned ut Bellevue Hospital Thursday
utEbs that Jnius smonson. who pulled out OF tho
East River by Captain Munger ct Pier no. "a Thursday
morning. while trying 70 drown himself had cut his
threat vy rasor before ieaping into the water. The
physscBns sac that he cannot survve his ,a5ueA Ne
h os allowed % talk, and % Ear no reasoa has been
EiYea Tor his action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
MR., TALMAGE HAS NOTHING TO SAY.

The Rev. T. De Witt Talmage on Thursday
hrohe the silence he has maintained since December 90
I'm regard 70 the eunt between his testimony upon hs
trial fasebood and deoe and tho contract ne made
nth oaneral Howard Of The Advanee He sent brief
mote 10 the Rev. hessrs Haley and Boote, the commit
tee stating IN II that no bad nothing 70 sV IN me
matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01

"SAyE-ALI-"-First Man tpieasan9y):
snads COED bargain YESTERDAY. bought potatoes
q hs rae Of Cd per peek .holssAle fasy Eouid set
save "a esch day.-Spcord Nan Arrhh befer, aud 20
yon dol bat u ysd ste peeks Oar wa b sftsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
6ltranous UanIe0--temdles

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
"A. Al Kinds OF soo competent female servants and use
wants. the large Od.estsosaet PROFESrANr HONE
BIZ KEA U. 1873 6th.ave- fourth house above lOth-sL
NHAMBERWORK. HOUSEWORk. WAIT
~ ING NURSE, &c-By Protestant girls
for city ana country, for moderate wages At the PRO
TEsTANT HOME Blu REA q. 1888 6tnaye, above l0th-s-
COOK or HOUSEWORK.-By thorough,
competent COOK understands every branch Of cooking
willing to 40 country city moderate wages L. az
PROTESTANT BUREAU, 13S 6ta-ayo- aoov9 10ths1
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German helps;
" for city codutry. at tho PR0rE SLANT
HOME BUREAU, 1873 6thsvo. fourth house above luthst