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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

Old Irish Potatoes far supply and rue about SICILY
~ set. qtet BcrmuH. Potatoes wtrr !ui out al
and FLORIDA savannah Ht az 30 The ZlO crAe q"
Ou.Ous yesterdays steamer NcIr l' "ui ~
~ l2. and the Tomatoes selling at ''@tc Aspa @ss ID
I,avX lower. tupd lots 90 -nutH'i ia SUING
I~ans and Pears sell fairly; poor stock Green not
good and ~teaiy lrme lots q"
orina Cueumbers have fair inquiry Mot oi hc oulheh
.,abes arr good condition This ""ek AMI iflc~s rune
NOR. steady Tue demand has al improved Quotations.
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financial.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
Railway Company.
FIVEPERCENT GOLD
FORTY-YEAR BONDS,
Due 1921.
SECURED by FIRST MORTGAGE UPON TIE chi
CAGO AND PACIFIC WESTERN DIVISION or
TIE SYSTEM OF THE COMPANY.
INTEREST PAYABLE sEMI-ANNUALLY IN NEW.
YORK, IN GOLD. ON JANUARY
AND JULY 1.

TlE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL RAIL
WAY COMPANY at tho beginning the current owned
and operated about 300 miles Of railway.
To further complete and consolidate its system and e.
peciay the southwesern portion Of the the Company
has acquired number Of connecting lines IN the State Of
Iowa and in Dakota and Is constructing line Of railway
from Dubuque and Marion the state Of Iowa 10 Coun
CT Iuns opposite Omaha. with branches into Nebraska and
Dakota in'udns three bridges the Missouri and
Mississippi Rivers To provide for those purposes the
company has determined 10 issue it, bonds secured by first
mortgage at the rate Of $4,000 PER MILE OF COM
PLEfED AND EQUIPPED ROAD. and further issues for
three bridges and for additional rolling stock when required
by the increased traffic OF the Company and in It be-
conoe requisite By increased tho company double
track the line OF exceed additional hypothccaon Of
soOo ue The deed Of trust b. the Farmern Loan and
Trust Company s1RiNGENTLY provides that 40 BONDS
CAN BE ISSUED except for tho aforenamed purposes
WHEN ACTUALLY ACCOMPLISHED.
The Capital stock Of the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paui
Railway Company Is
IN Preferred STOCK ...... sI2 tOi fS3
In Common 15.AOi,26l
Making together 81 sos IA
During the existence % Company dividends Of
per cent I"r anuum the preferred stock have been
pail and from time to time dividends the 'onron stock
Which a''cr for 1919 Amounted To- Icr cent while for
1850 r'f c'ut vsIr rad upon tir common stocS
Ihr r'"- efhs' far iL' year ending hc''mlor ~: 1850
a. uuit'd io --.-- ; J,ONo, II Ol
After dedu'uns ol' rating cApcnscs AMI
th1rs-. ~ u. I'D -
There lrft NJ earnings ......... SJ.3i}6g2 O3
Ana fer intcrr t total bonded debt thorn
maine; pro'i pr o.. wear ~ 80 1867 -. from which,
d'iactne The dividend - per cont both classes of
stol. SI.It6GI2 o., lnayts balance 81 net profits
S~JS.9H5 -, which. together viii the surplus u former
y,li-. iritt. go up.r.lrI balance ~ income Of
s3.IBn.P71 -.
~ fuing ,Is ~ rr Company % tie ho-.nuing of the
year consisted o - no,,c, aad 1866 ,.,s Of va.IOus
descriptions
The l,v -5.f.r. ' ll trc Company is c"nst-1"ng
nid for pt,h t.l. l,r 81 bonds do. viii uasc no
.irrtr-i lr, hita omaha and VIII tnllieit Ia He
.a, OF . tanscoat.cnai ifahc herri"oro mainly
controlled h tr other lines extending c,t ff"m Omaha
ans r,rt, t;l, TIE superior location v m" Lug by
which 1"il. ai- se.ur.l AMI thrir redemption IN
gold con wiil l4Ic sano ,puo.y desirable In.
,csti.'tt
Ds,sn,a JULIUs WADSWORTII.
Vice President
The undersigned having secured control Of
the above described loan.
OFFER s3.Ooe,OOo
for public subscription
At THE PRICE or 100
and accrued interest; subject to ~ advance
in price and To closing of sub ripion without
notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

4 ~ 70 ns week is754 pfsss last week. 2os2s
veek lat ~ 100 pkgs Th ere IL
~ 49, e e nssss ARA market for ne Of State
- soosh - yey dnll and have no txed value BSt
~ sosa tsoey - "a NC. and state Pennsyi
4e>i 49, " stpck broexht 10 10 ThaFs no %
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financial.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

When completed win extend from Washington City to DRUM
POINT HARBoR Of the finest harbors In the United
States and to St. MArys Harbor St. MArys River and to
POINT LOOKOUT at the mouth Of the POTOMAC RIVER
entire between Brandywine station onhe BAL
TIMoRE and POTOMAC RAILROAD and POINT LOOK.
OUTS graded eIcep, 1914 miles between California station
and st. Incgoes The budingof the wharf at Drum Point
HarbOrs progressing rapidly possible The track has been
laid and the construction running point near
Cedarvlle glance at the map viii showthat the compile
ton Of this road from Brandywne Point Arbor will
give the BALTIMORE and POTOMAC RAILROAD out
the Bay for the Anthracite Coal that it
over tho Northern Central Railroad.
The entire amount Of First Mortgage Bonds which
proposed line and branches ncudng sidngs
about SO miles OF track. and including wHARVEs WATER
FRONTS, DEPoTs, ROLLING STOCK AND PROPERTY
OF EVERY KIND NOW OWNED OR HEREAFTER TO
BE ACQUIRED is ONLY sl6O0Ooo of which only
900 issued and all Of tho balance OF the Bonds
are held by the CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, Of Wash
ingon trust and the Bonds the proceeds thereof
only be paid by said bank work done said road
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miscellaneous.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, stationers and print
Il 4 NJ lane SOLICIT custom.
Cost an0 fonno.

n YopK TRfBI M WILL BE RECEIVED At iHh
TPTOWN oFFiCEs, No 1893 Broadway corner Ihtry'
att so9 Wet Tweuty .thri-st. corner Eghthsf-
No 81 Fast Fourteentht corner 80
ave corner Forty ST.. at the HARLEM OffiSh
30 noi snJ 900 Thirdayo, corner One hundred Ans-
twenty nth st. up TO y w.. 1t regular office rssA
DANK BOOK LOSr.-Bank book No.
ID nj o69 I'm account with tho Proyident Institution for
savings Jersey city. Payment OF the same has ben
stopptd application made for duplicate The hbdes
viii please eayelt ~ the BANK, corner u Arlington a
Plymouth sta
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. buffalo, May 4.-CAruE- Receipts to-day, COO head
total for week thus far, $3.50 head Zine last wcrk
1000 head consigned through 4Ou fair demand but
lower rates sales ~ Extra steers NJ 80 %jdS6 90 Good
10 Choice Steers - MASS Is Far tO Medium. - bO0SO oS
Light Butchers, g 2jdSj Is several remain unso
SlKEI. AND BAMBsRecepis to-day 1000 head total Tor
the week thus far 5000 head for same time last week
sales OF Fair 10 Good Clipped sheep at - 15GSJ IS one
load extra, $50 a average At - 10; AL sold.
Receipts $40 head total for week Tins far
10000 Mead Tor time last week. To- $50 head consigned
through al cars very few sale; feeling hm -los OF
Fair Good Workers AZ So 80 90 Good 10 Choice Medium
and Heavy at 80 3Oa6 as stays and Coarse Ends at 81 70
ass ~.
CHICAGO May 2i-HoGs-Reecipts $1,000 head; shipments
800 head market opened active, excited and hnlUc.
higher closing With the advance nearly lost lAgh
50 9O0RG 20 Heavy shipping ~ SodS6 rs Good TO Choice
CAr1K-I.eccipt'. 300 head; shipments. 1900 head
market less active; Butchers Sto,r. ava Neal - 40
as rs Fair shipping ~tecrs - 2j0t1 3O Good 10 Choice
Steers a. 6O0S v Butchers steady 81 81 lOGS 49, Grass
Texans - ~o9S s. SOckes anu Feeders - SOd5 Calves
per head. llaSlS ~.
sHErr- Receipts 800 head market dun sales 81 SD
0S6
81 LOUIS MAY 9l-UoOs-Fairly active receipts 1900
head; elIu LOO head Workers. -d-J HOf M4Ntu
Packing : 75d<G. Choice IN Fancy. 81 30
CATnE-lowcr Tor Native Butcher grades nud Grass and
Wntcet Texans other grades unchanged, rceipt, loup
head shipments. - head Exports 80 1896 20, fam 10
Croud steers, - 50aSG. Common 10 Mrum Sf0Sh 10 (;
Colorado Steers - Nj0S 20; Feeding Steers fj051 80
Com f,- Team ~ Sod = 30, Grass do - JOGs4 zu e.
tive utchers steers 81 eOas5 - Cows and HcifcTs - 20
dri co. .
Common 10 Fair. 80 Quasi Good to Fancy - s5Gs5'
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packing asy got %ssy SSs:' Egg com

.S,n r,ck Yer. ,epsr atey Not many Goose Eggs com
he he torvsyd anal moi snauy wanted. Quotations:
Ier.av l. I and West and Can, fHtr ., .,,
l3to0lbIol good l39nl4
or H 1AL,aI5 isouthern fresh Nominal
Western. fresh Gl4l2 Goose. ------'-'''''.'~0
Canada, Fleah.. Ia '29 o.
FPurrz BERRIES Nrrs-DH1Ep. ,., N o.o
Receipts Of Dried Fruits for the week rsgs MI I 800
ukcs of Peanuts and 2l5 pkgs. OF Pecan NUTS is.c'
pIft Of last there more inquiry Tor Sho
rated Apples export and some important ss -, a.
She which strengthened the views OF hoh'r Pa5 ~,
aud checked the demand Recently Satc has D..h pa o
ie and &c for Fapcy some large Of Extra Fancy nave
been put In cold storage and Withdrawn from me ~
Instances held at Toe Common grades have but niue
and offered 7a74e Sundr1ed Coarse u. s,ies
0uef but large Bright Quarters firmly held 'ai - a,
are reported az d4sc, but the bulk Of the STOCK ~ n
about i2c; small lots Light packed will pot ohK M Ltnds
Ale Peaches FvapOrated and sund' ann "a" IT,,
OF small Fruits rule quiet at quotations. NO ehahso III wv
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nsoep. for he week asi4 boIes last week. boxes
feslonding week last 1901 boxes Exports the
NSek Iss bones time last year. 1872 Liver
~ esle anl1eteaA STA for Choice New advfoes
Soots oso sd9Vepoft the market amoet Sed
sSrssSa. Iesrs Y therefore very cautious by
YIN Snd M elytfs the kind bears Tho
rein.rkaele decne with the market sim IN
an. snaIne " lower ievei the descent hereafter
70 % RAPID ouf tbere IL nothing future 10
holding FODDER make dsy longer absolutely
.esxfy hecevers understood the situation toe well 10
80 soSk and Az hs eesn tree sellers Fine sold
~ s esy .ceay ~ and IL claimed that l0c.
VI lev spectal Buyers fasiidiOus about
~, Susg md reject Az npsrscoos Of Aay kind There
s9co xSu tfoe recelps VI Creamery Skims and tie
eeo and heavy ~ Sr94se full-skimmoA Factory
&s ~ ho9ut unstable shippers viii not buy them al
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARK Er

BNAIIIIAN tWFFT-E MANhFI.
RIO JANFIEO. NAV 23.-C ohoe-Gnod firs- 49ood 1870
rei- 10 kiOS Average daily receipts l21uO LaF. ship
mrnt- ~ the wCek1o the Channel and North ~ ITots
bags the United states, 5000 tags 10 The Mcdl
serrnnean, none. sales OF tho week-fOr the Channel
North OF Europe. 4SuuO bags tor ihe United states
$4,000 for he Mediterranean, O,OOJ STOCK, $4,000
bags. ENChancr un L0udOn, 81 ~.
SANTo, Nay 23COfcc superior Sa2oN f,iOO0i 300 res
per 10 kn~. Ayefa-, daily receipts, p - b'gs. ShdueniS
Tor the To 1Un bags. sales nf tlt WttAI o'
All countries, i5, rOnbags stock 5000 bIgA
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Dressmaking.

THOROUGHLY experienced dres snn1a th Z
N who make stylish Children no DIGESTION 20 go oas
Of the e1ty. Address ~ Il. Tribune CPo"h o"'' 49,
broadway
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The daily average receINis i0T nc WetI ~ INC V7 I
Of ,l-tulifluu tiNi tai7
cream 48l2 Of Mix. Harlem Railroad. $50" Dc" Ne"
Mtilaad Railroad 200 cans OF MIX aud ~ cans Of cream
\,rth.rr York Railroad go cans y hik ni- ei-
la,ruuS near Su cans t"aI H. - 'ds MtA "
~ Ia each. The pTicrs "a "l,A The nail ha- hf
during The week average &c. bsehhiug
AZ - and closing too. The pa-tfAgr is Do" ht l"i
state snd large us r-a ga tcrrceii- H d.
~ rusd has greatly OverstpcAd The market TIE N'a
has been v =, aud tcft mu i-u.t To- CONSUMPTION
n MIR Prices fallen CoHs .eahy bel w 'o-t iii al
Xfre, IN low figures iun-sbc 20 sell a %" stft
advise tarrnefs g. hpd back Itoh % t'i MIA
uuuI the market time 10 recover.
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aN
j COMItSA. df-rnc ~ tA'fud lis road tn ih' i..'
f.ten and "r'-'rlct curtain h5nL'n-
cl.e. follow untIro 90 no -tp kI"t'r-. VIZ
mer.ilgu tr I4.d ui lhr' t"- 0t tAc ~ - I'd
~ LHUl- lAILN ~ toMrA% s., i'd 81 the "Ir "i ,''
comp SO INlsr tn1~ 0r fhc . l 81 Ail. l--l TIC
iulIns Ing Itlous V'fr passed. o. VII
Resolved. That special meeting Of The Ho-Ah"idriN or
the Tc,a- and IT. Tom. lhv ., 'optJ De- and M ''nr 10
l, fr, Called take 81 tir general office oi t'r rn
I4uy thr iN oi l3.'f lrHa-, 40 80 "t"t" d. 90 'r i
2-th Of Jul. l--l. Co tttr lin tnuac i"h t 90"
rrfv ~ the cAiia stock Of snii coint' aud i"
treAsc Tie -smr h said capital sitk amount
not exercising of INIiNI MILLION ibLfAi--,
~ may Determined 10y Tie STOCK holders a. said meeting
uir and 800 stock which htT heretofore
the
ri.lnn u 81 the the -tI
s,as such amount ana ca br able ai -u' tn'
AMI place TO bear ule- al such air ger Hunu in
SAID lh0drrr then upon. hud tn o. -
u.fra., other prop rfl i
the couuanv The payment 81 said lfipf nnd iI'
Interest thereon The tTau.A inn - such other bu
ness Z. NAV lreltInltsiy como before rud meeting.
Resolved ting uf tlr Board ~ toft"rs ~ ".
TENAS A<D ~T LOUIS HALLWAY tNMrANA be-, htd
the same called 10 Lke place at TIE orfe col l
company. cty INrf. tNl@. 20 ~ rtA ga ih'
21fh July ISL for Tie iln ~ rrn's h -ih'-
company. ssp,e Tor ir pupD 90 csf finf '
giving he action ~ he stockholders IN r,rA
prov th' 81 bulIs OF nalA
COmlsuy and worigat Co sf,Lt, thr same
All cost IKNfD WILL. TAKE NOTICE That shid
meetings viii 30 held provided for said r-oliinhN
ClIAS. l. BONNEk secretary
Tyler Texas April 20. l-sl.
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hr.d o. l, ONO 49, above puf-u1ni a. rs thH' "f 90
MONDAY, June o. l--, iof uir CO. tor"t th" '''s u"
suufiy 90 fiNs f..lIf. ~ flr isIff v.s
tru- .rf, ;4rr hF limitation Ir li, viii Dr. t,'c1
AZ IL o't.O,k noon and ,iOsc 10 o Utinrs g..
I-Ast =! IIstl ID. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

The receipts Of Live Poultry have been more heIa ana
res Ia we declinrd cOnsidt ably iTun The tAtt, N-u
nliginrd 2 ago. Western fowls are not qunant W.
he put out tnuAy al lt -liIht
lave some inquiry al &c 0sl - pr pail Iiscs
mr.. nelv dull About 5000 pounds ~ froF'n ,rh"
I1irL saturday Of Hlt only % ~' il l .
Wrste uni1avn rualn uusod th'y ar held ~ ~ frr~
killed are mainly selling from - 70 l Si" w l"IN'r
bring 1901 &c. state and Mos,rn dp Ae' 1Nt' ",r
ceiling Al a scaidcd ~ iAdlf liaaeptn -A
h,,irrs hing 6ra 6ic, small rua-cIN Is zoe,
and winter chickens 3Od4nc. Iiht bills ~ "a fr"h-
sold - Sfi Srd tid' ~
- - they are from small ght 10 the Ncniy q" he"ct
Mimi The main tight stl nfHtinR IN lht lholh ~
for, The state siopung tournament '"hn'h'.l
al H Louis yested day, at VlnA 10000 ga llS"s e
lot most II these binds e1ie, ted here th" MS" snip
meuf arm ,uR about THURSDAY. 40 VIII squads ~ N
forward Active faraiitr ui' l' Jog ilA' t
large catch and likely Ia r''i't Wcun h W. ~
two lngish -ulpe ami Flower utle iuratr AZ . -
-. .ILiinr IL
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March and September.
Rail all BOUGHT also fastong ties &c. and on the ground 'racK pro-
dressing fro both ends.
Read what Edward Atkinson says OfKen

lucky:
For instance. the Blue Limestone. commonly known
ns tho Bue Grass" section OF Kentucky, coOs lOo"o
snnare miles or $500 than double the pres
ont wheat acreage Of Great Britain. Win toietaOe
system Of farming capable Of producing ~ large crop
NJ wheat per acre without manure the average OF tho hgh
farming OF England-the rotten limestone containing "Ne'y
large proportion Of phosphaes sending up new mem S
fertility that the cost OF prpiucuon - "
fivaton and Of harvesting me rnp r1 hnt
connection win IN" a'apoaiu 'us
vii have one or direct lines OF communication
averaging about $50 niles, -, ..., .,o- mn, ,he, no
prohtaby England al thirty shihngs 1900
hal mules and cattle VIII pay Oessto
There are several other sections Of the ew Souh on nh
nearly or quite as good rrsui,s n hny Iittle
even g NJ the North as YET kno" OuI n'u@
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FRAGMENTS OF TESTERY NEWS.

WINTER WHEAT II CENTRAL ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, May 2i-Farmers in Central Him
al. rrport winter wheat suffering from chinch bug
and essan ny Thuusands % acres are being poughed
up tO plant corn
THE WRONG MAN SHOT AND KILLED.
CfSCINNATI, MAY 2l.-At Pcna, ILL.,, ycStcr-
dny afternoon. l. + Evans shot nj Charles llumphies
aud mis- ed him. bIt mOrtuly wounded Jacob Myers
hystandcr. Evans escaped.
INSTALLATIONS or IL DGE MATTHEW'S
CrNCINNNTI MAY 2l.-AssOciatc justice STAN
lev Matthew quietly took his seat today In the District
court Of the United states for the Southern District o
Ohio AZ little ceremony was observed as possible
Az OLD MAN MURDERED By HIS son.
CNCINNATI, May 21.-At Anna, ILL.,, yoStcr-
doy Robert = Reynolds very wealthy farmer, !" is
Killed by his sou, whO struck him blow on III" Ecd
with stone The deceased man was seventy years olu
only year ago he himself shot and Killed MT Frizler
A WOMAN At THE BOTTOM nF IT
SoMrR,ET Ky., May 2J.-" Bill Durham
WAS shot aud Instantly killed thls morning 10y Ja,hrS
Mulnnev woman Is said 10 have caused the trouble
The ball entered Durhams brain near the temple:
Mnlauey fed, but caught near Greenwood. lie VIII
be tried tomorrow.
KNOCKED OVER HIGH CLIFF. 49,,
CINCfNNATI May 24.-A dispatch from Little
poc ia an, Tis saw that = Il. Trtwathan and Robert
Nnntcr were cruising Boston Mountain yc-tcrh! men
burl,d stone which struck Moncr on the hond knock
ING him over cliG forty feet high MOn"r was hor'HI
hurt. n,.,,,t~,, trs ppoNrsFs
CINCINNATI, May 24.-When the recent street
r,irad strike settled II was win thc UNDERSTANDING
,bat mo one would bc dis harged for taking patln IT,
b company has kept ts pledge until within few days
sbrn they have begun dschargng iYe or FIX men day
Thi- Inns created excitement among the employees WHO
ar. now agltating the question Of another strike.
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Secretary replying to question in Parliament to-day
said there bad been correspondence between Great
Britain and Italy relative 10 Tunis.
THE OUTLOOK IN RUSSIA.

LONDON, May 24.-The London correspond
ent Of TIE Hdnehester Guardian says "A crisis seems
TO be developing in the Russian cotton trade There has
been for two months past complete cessation in the de-
mand In st. Petersburg for cacoes for the prov
incee 900 pieces being accumulated In that period
All the smaller manufacturers have decided to close
their mills Only few OF the large manufactures win
remain open and only work shor time in the hope or
g revival OF trade. The cotton trade at Warsaw and
Moscow In similar state OF depression At Moscow
heavy failures are anticipated The Russian imports OF
cotton are diminished 80 per cent Of thread per
cent aud OF silk 40 per The cloth trade Ia also at
standstill The iron trade ia worse Many English
merchants depressed by the last five years bad trade ana
gloomy political and financial prospects, winding up
their affairs preparatory TO migrating with their capital
TO England"
A depntation OF the AngloJewish Association, COM
prising Baron Henry de Worms. Mr. Arthur Cohen and
Sergeant tatInw John Simon, members Of Parliament,
sir Julian Goldsmd and Mr. Leopold dc Rothschld haa
an interview with Earl Granville and Sir Charles W.
Dixie at the Foreign Office to-day the treatment OF the
jews in Russia Earl Granville. in reply TO their repre-
atiOns said that knowing how extremely sensitive
foreign NATIONS were in regard ointerferencc in their in
tPrna aair he did not think would be expeulent 10
make any official representation.
ukase has been ssled Incorporating the Tekc Terri
tory and Transeaspan Military District with the Cau
caslan Military District under the title OF the Iranscas
plan Territory, and under the Supreme Administration
OF the COnmanderin-Chefo Of the Caucasus.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 24-The Car, in receiving the
Jewish deputaton at Gatchna yesterday. requested
them inform their coregioniss that he drew no dis
tnctons among his faithful subjects the ground Of
religion or nationality. and said he knew how long the
jews had lived peacefully among the Chrlstans
The greater part of Pnsk in the Government OF MnHK,
waa harmed yesterday. Great distress prevails among
the inhabitants who number $4,000 The losses reNery
large.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday, Nay q, lS7I.
In the betting In the for the Derby stakes 10
is laid against Gcologist, and IL TO each against
Iroquois and sir Charles
dispatch from Prague states that the Crown Prin-
cess Stcphnnie Of Austria Is indispOsed, and obliged
Therefore 10 postpone her Intended visit 10 that place
dispatch from COnstantinOple says that the noted
brigand Nico" has captured rich landowner at
Vodna. IN Roumclia and demands $4,000 for his ram
dispatch from C1nsantinople says that the pre-
liminary examination OF Midhat Pacha. accused OF
completely In the murder OF the Sultan Abdul ALz, has
hrsuu.
The General Assembly Of the Scotch Free Church yes
tcrdny approved the decision Of the recent Commission
which instructed Professor Robertson Smith TO suspend
teaching his classes AZ Aberdeen University.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

FIRE IL A COAL BREAKER
PnTTIsY VILE. Penn. May 21.-lhltp ~ SneaieT ;
Kamia breaker fremont II on he WIN no oPe " '1'
ingit The los, Will BE- $4,000.
SENTENCED To DEATH FOR MURDER
CISclNNATI May 2i.-At Lexington, ny" yester-
The murder OF Anna Van Mater three years ago
KILLED IL \ DRUNKEN BAwL
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 2l.-Durng drlnNrn
shot aud instantly killed william Ware, eo!ored
STEAMER LIBELLED AT BOSTON .,,o-
BosToN May 24-Ghe owners Si the e. Straigs 20 ,,
Gano- ana cargo ibceL steamer Pembroke ior sT
Tor sinking the Ganos Ia Massachusetts nay 'As' A'
evening KILLED IN A QUARREL OYER CARDS
nashville Tenn MAY 2i.-Nllllan McE"rh
shot and killed George Brown In Brys hqu,t mop ~
Draderlck last night The shooting gre" out Vi WV
AsS'ne o' o'i''' STAINED TEN TIMES
MEMPHIS Tenn. May 24-MarRaIet W S ~ ,sntIY
ts Jc',usy Was the cause the bloody deed boh are
oolored Thc murderer has been arrested
AN rDlToRs PROPOSED CHANGE
kingston Nav 24-It is now generally uhneI-
s,od bere mai T. Clark who for some time Pst las een
Chief editor of The Kingston treenan ~ u ha ne1
that position on June !, and VIII en'eI 'De '"" SN"
ivy '''~ rpUA DELTA PHI CONVENTION.
ppovrnrXCF. II. L. May 24.-The Alpha Delta I'M
fraternity its forty nlnth ann s opnisT After Tie
hnsiness OF the session finished thc "
Yer spring clAnoake as the guests Oh the
T,xo DEATHS FROM GROSS CARELEssNEss.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, May 24.-Ihe boiler IN tne
foundry Of Il l. sF H ah3 seriously iSains Francis
hbns Holm Adams aud John Hoyle The Jury OF inquest
vturned verdict OF eIoss nS S1neer ~ Wv
EXPELLED FROM EXETER ACADEMY.
FxRTER n. H., May 24.-Seven students were ex,
PEELED Phillips. Exeter Academy Sst % sSeng ghui s
twenty Of the students visited several Of ths
houscs gave noisy serenade Win
and hsse Windows in three OF the Professors houses "es
okun