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, 1881-05-12

sr. LOUIS, sfay ll.-FLuuM-llull md unchanged.
GmA1S-Whuat lower Hnd huw, No. +! rel sI.Nl.1a
tiJutyt Ru754c AugtIst ", l4sy1o ysnri No. do,
sl0.4al,UI4, No. do. g1icSe9lA Corn lowor ut 4ss
esE4o cnshi <55ag&tko May, ta2@i1Sd Jniyt +38tazc
August; Erg{Gst3xc Hcptoabsr. UAts loWgF at N}S1
81 ~ cash, bhu stnyt :A5ic lMnc, Juyi }ks
a1 August iya Nominal. Haflny-S0 nnsk0k
I.EA11--htGNdy ut 3tfG.
HuTfEtt-unuhAu.uI.
FaIuH--lY0W0r nj 71SE.
WMiSKY--SLoaty 1t $lM -.......,-. -.
FNuyfsiuNs-i'urS d0t and lover; t0th.nK 1t ei7.GH
rY snit InontR dull and ll1,ennEud, uttlN dt,ll1u
liac1n qulul 1t u. Lard noanul mid
luwof, ~ mi ,.
KECEll1s-Flenr, LOU hTs; wtIeat. II uu BY. Enrn.
tJil hut oAtA wv bu. ryV, 0Q nu: tars1y. xNN tl.
SlFtpMESTb-tnur tDu brls; MIult, 1.AN but % ri,
t.l1u buj 0nts, uuuv; rYo. nonoi harley, nont.
, 1881-05-12


M1SllAFs.
arnuSn 4 lEAK-COr.tfsi0N.
sufctat Ukrateh tn Ihs Chteaoo Tribune. =
Ntttv. .,,upp Muy u-.rht, t,r wnIcn,pc Dr.
rrnI r...,,, af,st"'.,n t,e,,n. ,.,s,, tnn s,nnn.
u t tuun 1,',, sl"s. sta. ~ ,oa,, ', ,sn,"r.
puFeo ttmton, "oTn apFuns u .'"k W." Wm1Is.
.lvoks, ] ana al u. in ropaiss, Tho scow Fore,t, rn
,cer @ ~ s eG arry .r tS rcpnrs. ~ ter 1ws
'' So 1" wtv .",,nn.
.,., .,,...... .As =. "sno,sa ~. .'s.. u,-,..
Spteta' 'patfa 70 H. ay shf1oo rroas: n:o,uo,
Ehn,np,ltn tnli nsnnse noout Tour mi!ea snnth "
Gatc!d iiEht n tLG !.,E. Ut M !. oe!nSs !st mKhi.
hor ntd, wi!l l,robn9iy yet Mcr oM to. night: ~
Ecftois uafnago. ehe H'as haSo ~ HHuI AeF
dock'ioau' --
srtuaH tEAK+
CLEvEI.Axb, o., May li.-rho, schooner will
Jnn Young wts found 70 ne tctkthF yastofunys
md today nntoa.le1 last Of hGr coaI carso pre-
Sptetal usspateh % Jhe t".sdoo n 5rtoune.
erutnEoN flAK, VII. Mny 1.-The wrecklnE
Grew nt lutluy,s llnroor huyo nnt VT eucsceasd .
taneo III sevaril tnas yester.iity. and tho owners
hopo to Ktt her OIL III n tuw days.
TIN sTnsMs n'ss,as n ass fs,.as, snSx 1,a,
tratsts. Of ti,o shnrs. iIno' ioft A,u"n. Tor inv
T. s, Sdr nnld mi ,,, Mtt Iva S1 stan- ~ st
stastci t. hsF fso'n 1stfot shIs as'afnooa:
THE schooSsnS ., AnsaScE y. tt ,,; AM fheEf"iao
cnAE IN COLLISION.
MAsisTEs. Mich. Slay li.-Yes.er.iay a,ter.
noon tho srper Aayn'ee a, ws sft ths p,, nnrt
crow Of tho Aivunoo and tho mnse ot tho Elnet-
, 1881-05-12

ALBANY, N. T., Bfay I1.-To-morruw tho
Champsalu ard nil tho Eric except tho Western
Diylslon will bo oponod. y lurgc number Of
boRts lockod iu during tho winter wi! thcn
hurry tp tllEwatcr. Thuy nro estimated 1t 100
IN tho two divisions OF tho Eric aild ~ on tho
CAatnplRin. Most yosdpts arc loaded, tho hulk
bu!,g Ernin mud lumber. Chrxpes VI lsoriahAblo
Hs,olis III must cascs hnvo beon removed during
thu WlNtpr,
, 1881-05-12
MARINE NEWS.

THE FIRST VESSEL THROUGH.
sptetal Nhpateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
Pour tiun0s. MIch., April ll.-The tlrst vessel
through tho strnlts passed at y. IN. tu-day. It
wus tho Angus Smith.
, 1881-05-12

T0txuo, O., ataY aYlt.-GnA1x-NooN naA1tr-Waout
opened wcak, u.usns rmor; n1nuur Michigan. tl.+54;
No. i rcd Wabash. spot &l1a}ts MA1. sL1asfs Juno.
Si12t July, &l4, August. tl01>, No. rod Wabash.
saiugGl No. rod mixed. taN cprn tirnoF. hiI
mixed 41Aei NJ spot 4'e; Msy. 4 4gdq: Jnns. @ Ae;
39ts Usts 9niet' ~ J at !uN9 e. i, x., .o, :, ,x,+,
hiny iiqa vt tIIU}f and tl.l3 hil, sales InU. 54;
July, $i.lks&. Anaust, I'll tho ye1E. fl.Et.
7luN hu.
oats, aI,Au lu.
, 1881-05-12
NEW f1Ri FANS "pEAy,,NF. !"

NEw OFLnANs, May lt,-Judxo Killings IL tho
unItoa BtatSs suprnIne Court to-day decided
H., invn1sinR tho ownership Of tho Pfeavune. III
favor Ut tho dCtcilliMits.
, 1881-05-12

CLEVELAND, OhIO. ttny lL-1ETRnkElA--Qulet
standard ullltu. 1i1 tGat- I've.
rIrTrnlhu Muy yii.-rkrtttlt.Kt'M- Moderately Hct.
1vn, crude wnntcrs nltnt eortfdcatas 6knt re1npd,
''T1irtnVfLIE, Ia MAY it.--lKrnuf.E1M-Upcne
kt slg, Ni!9aL slAc ioHoat sa>>sol cIysqd ut s;k.
rhiptnUntat II, III bfls charters, 2ut7 1fst runs.
15,G2Q trtx.
, 1881-05-12

NEW OntEASr, May 11-:nrT0N-1,u and irro7n"
iars n,ttfffna. tdtfc, lw intdne. Ht<t, Ki,od or-
st{s io s;rSnt isrtnln. IIo. oU4stwjse, xs saius,
A,U&Jk stock, Gf,t1l
, 1881-05-12

Nkw YUts.s. May il.-I'uinvss naodnrnte to-day
with pactnxo ,tonaops heay = wDblnnA MuvnK an,Irr
frnuY fr,u hrst hadat entn HoUls III IfTegulnr 1n.
uand but loading ntAtps ateadyt prints 4uiut. Klnx-
fams .IlnE whils h1stary ai1d Underwear cnntthuo
dull. f1fpHn kuuds Hutt.
, 1881-05-12

Jnsu. :s,;a', 10. = sash. ~ n.krt Mny. :.;'te ttn
turn tfItrlpI. iii. bu: sLlpn'Hts = Nv hi: Ntttyu
but luHer, No. :. cash, ii ae; lunu, Ai.4c.
, 1881-05-12

Rp4ttsi p4sputeA 10 Tia CA4eaeo 1ttbvnA
KANSAS CITY, Ma..' My ll~GNAiN@iha Price
Current ruporss, Wh4at-llsoeLpts, AIT bus ship
u,4uts. 1,15l market slow sud weakI No. 4 caah @ot
, 1881-05-12

Lake fretshts wure aottyo yesterday, tho fow
steA1nors liuftno, Rochester. and lr!issin werp
taken, tho two fortnur for buffalo nll tho hitter
Arctic and Mary Collins wer0 tnkcu with corn tn
t,hrnla, tho tnrmer Nt W. cellts; tho stcntiar
Juntnta WIS also chartered win WhCAt for Eric
on through rate.
, 1881-05-12

A. NJ !',,;;: H: ::::::s: %:':i'
r., IT., ,G,',c5s ii t,Ir llrs1. "ria'i'
lr'sspit ny" .',.,r if r,il,,,tlnb EtrnIs ne;a
nsLIsl, - -Lanrt ,s,wa tnt tity hi's'Rfisor'
qr. MI ~ -. iii Ill4 ,.s+.ht+ =. -
IL" ,i's: *st''!. "@:;
fu.tuI Xii, r.lwA, ilelEaE". ashaA
|1.ftr .ef Af1.IH' ..,..,.,s4sssSIsas+t
Hs.I'sr ~ S''s'r+ti: aALES.
, 1881-05-12
NIESCELLANEOuSs


Spfetd1 Dhpaten to Tic Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Miuh.. Mny ll.-Tho tug ]. c.
Nurse IND propeller Northerncr arrived hure
this attornoon. They passod through II largo
Held 0t tluattng leo botwoon Ora,d lsanl al,d
tho Bautt. Tn account Of foX tho G. Morse wus
dolnyel twonty-four holir8 1T Whttsttah Point
The Nprthorner wuA lolayrd three hours, {co-
b0und. .Utherwls0 they hld no trouble getting
through
, 1881-05-12

TUtrENTrSE.
WILMINGTON, Mny ti.-SrtnlrA ny 'rrnrESTtNE-
Flttnt G}c,
, 1881-05-12
Tug RALEs.

qualities , - wnsS ~ ,s,1 TMnsHH na
soisfs, r. ~ tGI IN chojcU 1nckH t!fuEf HIru Nku ~
.,.,io,I prirVs lot Ut exttn stloFn fvtchou fsl0
nsfejorIny aacs wnru fei'ostcd;
, 1881-05-12

CINCINNATI+
CINCINNATI, o., ainy 1L-CarruN-Iull At lDo.
FLbult-Fr,nt family, tstoQ3saD; fancy, A4odeA.o0.
G},tAiN-Whent wpatc5t No. : rUl. &LlbbLtl Corn
dull und lowuri Np,3 mtxed, tic. flats Flneri No.
n,l1nd, No. Myo strnnx and hghort No. At sLQ.
DYrsoy aalt ~, afn!i, :lla M .'a !. ,. ..., .,o m,
&il7a l'aIk ments tirms s!,ouidsrs. aDl cloar
nDTrKtt-llulL wpAk, and towes, chnioe Wcatosu
Neb4fye, HGeib0i clloIc0 Central uh[u, HHI3c
, 1881-05-12

QswEoo, Ma1 il.-GltAlA-Whsst tsn. Corn es.-
lori Wa4lsFn Mixed 61o.
, 1881-05-12
BUFFALO.

uuyrAto, May iL~-litAtN-Wheat Inactive und
nominal. Corn .uluti Eales 5o0p bu ud No. mixed
Western at tthu iu stose+ OthaF gsaina nsglsesed
, 1881-05-12
DETltOlIts

DETIlOlT, May ylI-FtNUA-Qulot
0iAlN-Whsat advanclnRi Mo, ! white, 3ll1i May,
$tJSf; June, tl4slt 5nlyttM9<, August ti,bA, No.
white. n1uilna!t No. rod. Till ls0eops, Hd0 hui
shipments, 3,4U bu.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

nerst:;p /
'kER. (
Be PRES
residing In n
MY OF Los
Fesiding in
nty Of Los
Norma, do
Rt we have
YES into al
bnant and (
be co.part.t
e and con "a
Ing on the
ity Of Los
ps, State Of
hame and
. business of
In the city (
, Angeles,5
persens in 4
b bustne ss I
leretO, and
] tinue and
by US. /
hereuntOt
econd day Y
ECKER. 4
! SIS /
~, In theT
and eighty
re me, Al
ex.omoiof
In and for
appearedk
j.. 6teoker,f
ms who's q
within in.b
to me that 4
ereunto sett
bal of said4
certidcate
POTTS. Il
Clerk on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
Passengers srusb.

FRESNO. Cal May S-Edwin
Wepzel, Mrs Whitock, Mr. f A
Bsnton, J E Foulds, San Francisco;
L J Rose. San Gabriel; Mrs z A
Humbert, Virginia City; MIR N p
Lsngford, St Paul, MINI; Mr. D
Maggie, Los Angeles; Mr. J Mallett,
Oakland.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
THE
Burlington Weekly HaVkeye

This paper, which is universally quoted
may be had at any News Depot at cents
per copy. Annual subscription, postpaid,
s2.00.
Agents are wanted everywhere to take
subscriptions and retain SO cents In cash on
each anp-al subscriber. General Agents
may send $1.25 per year.
$1,000 IN THREE PREMIUMS.
We will pay the agent sending us the
largest list Of subscribers before March 1,
1879, one first class ~ octave, rosewood OF
walnut, NEW SCALE, UPRIGHT PIANO.
full iron frame, overstrung bass, three
unisons, patent improved agraffe bar ar.
rangement, EXTRA RICH, $850.OO. This list
to be at least $50 names.
For the second list, not to be less than
200 names, 500 in gold.
For tho third list, not to be less than LOG
names, $50 In gold.
For $500, at ono time, we will send ten
copies one year,
For $500. At one time, We will send five
copies one year.
For three names and $500 We will send
the Companion scroll Saw and Drill, value
$50, " . special premium.
For I've names and 5000 We will send
the Companion Scroll Saw, Drill and Latina
value $50. . special premium.
Address
NAwkEYE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
1usllasspe. les.a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
gus Anoeles Aerald.

y 'slishsd every morning except Mon-
day,
by 49,
ZOE, Ei,fi ID. LI N ca.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

names Of all clerks and employees
In their respective departments, to-
gether with the date of their ap.
pointments, the State to which
each Is charged aud the person on
whose recon- mendation each was
appointed. On objection from Mr..
Ferry, the resolution was laid over
under the rules. The Senate then,
on motion OF Dawes, went into ex.
ecutive session. When the doors
were reopened 1t adjourned until
tomorrow. The Republican oAu-
Gus will be held this afternoon.
1T sUiey Mathews Reported Axainss
WASHINGTON, May 9-The Ju-
dietary Committee Of the Senate
this morning voted to report ad-
versely to the nomination OF Stan.
ley Mathews. The nomination was
reported accordingly to the Senate
In executive session.
De,.y over the Land BIZ.
CHICAGO, May ga Times Lon.
don cable special Is as follows:
Much comment is being excited
over the delay In the discussion of
the land measure. The psrties
seem engaged principally ia
diminishing with each other rather
than in attending to Irish affairs.
When the bill is up for discussion
10 interest seems to be excited and
the benches become reduced to a
minimum, there being full house
only when there is u chance for re-
elimination between the two par
ties, as In the case of the BradlaUgh
matter and DIllon's arrest. TIE
Times saye: "rhe public is some
Whist at a loss to understand the
causes of the abnormal excitability
of Parliament at the present time
A pitched battle over the great
measure the country would find no
difficulty in following and appre
ciatiDg, but 1t is seen that the
Lnni bill, which stands in the
forefront of the Ministerial pro-
gramme, is languidly discussed and
even thrust again and again into
the background by matters mainly
OF personal interest"
a'.sseHg ers C1Ming Hfsu.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
SeIf.ReguiatIng
F ED 4 r
FOR THREsHING MACHINES,

"a the only Feeder manufactured that feedA
without moving al the straw In body. con.
sequently giving more regular feed than 1t e
possible to obtain with 4 jraper feeder; It
leeds the whole length OF the cylinder; 1t is
easily changed to feed fast or slow Is desired,
sayes the labor of two mon and does not 70
ouiro m exporienced tAblsmAn to feed It,
The separator ueeds no alteration with the
,ure it in position, and dOss not have to bs
taken OF when moving. II requires but lit
tie power to run It, and has NO complicatef
parts liable to get ont OF 0rder. Its success
baving boen fully demonstrated, cordially
a ~ msrits. For full paxticniars addxo0
nd uAlD3J ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
sal Ess

bal Esss
hnty of Loo
rnia. y
hip of the
minor, (
in pursu.,
br Court Of
california;
| Nv of Mayo
guardian-l
pr, the UNI
ht privatej
ksh in gold
subject tO3
burt, on or
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

And all kinds Of products Of the farm
aud dairy, ard to sell the same on
commission.
mTAdvauces will be made on Poultry,
Eggs and Butter. J. SkESOVICH,
nS0tf Tucson, A. r.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
FOR S ALE.
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that tho firm of
L. LEVIN & 20. has this day. been dis
solved by mutual consent, the under
signed. L. Levin, retiring.
The undersigned, p. Lazarus. will con-
tinue the business at the old stand. All
debts Of the firm Of l.. Levin & Co. Will
be paid by him at maturity. All the as.
sets, including outstanding notes and
accounts due or to become due to the
Arm, arc to be paid to the said Lazarus.
LOUIS LEVIN.
p. LAZARUS
Los Angeles. CAL, March 4. 1881. mr5tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
H DAT

st of saidl
n lot piecdj
and bein2
, AngelessI
ID and pRrx
to. wit: I
X NUMBER
survey of
b-Cash inl
Deed att
9 or offers |
" the nrStl
nd before
6ers must
he ONCE OF
d Is Tenn
Cal , or de-
ersonally.
ourt.
|s:DER,
} Harmon,
my 7-lw.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

Both steamships call At Port Hartford
(SanLuis Obispo)a nd santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right o
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
n0Passengers for San Francisco take
the train tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 1850 O'Clock A. M, Los
Angeles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
nsrun oailY NERAL.D:
OSAAGElES WEEKLY HERALD

isonhiished every Satpf'ia' 'n''hioS.
TERMS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

KANSAS CITY, May Swallowing
are the through passengers via the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe to.
night: G. H. Stor.enborough, San
Franci.co; Mrs. Il. w. Young, San
ia Rosa: aud two emigrants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
ale Of

ale OF
in pursu.
n Court u
te Of CaR'
y OF May,
OF DAVID
Igned, the
OF Davi0
at public
for caah
to conhr.
4 DAN
mt Of the
House OF
county Of
B., interest
hillips at
the right,
Estate has,
rwlse, ac.
IN to that
The time,
at certaln
|ate, lying
county o.
rnta, ana
VS., to witt
le Terrac4
y of sai4
eur. SAID
Get by l&
\: Cash id
Q of sale
riOr Court
AvEs, &
of DkU&
m7td IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
THE JENNIE CRANER CASE.

NE" HAVEN, Conn, Sept 9.-In the Malley
~ this morning Justice Booth decided to admit the est
Oh the james Maey letters Jennie Cramer to which
'ne ue'ehce had objected Mrs. Minnie Keppsten, wife
Oh Charles kcppscin the barber testified that she saw
D'hcne ana two gentlemen Friday evening talking
oh .he SIDEWALK Blanche Douglas drive with one
oi them Walterl and James up Chapels On cross
examination the witness said she positive it was the
week the body was found that she saw the parties The
saturday the body found her birthday
ana she likes the time by the fact that she bought him
par oI spper on the Friday night before was
eaPy Questioned by the defence, it's object being 10
snow tnat she had made somewhat different statements
W trPoIlSrs. cue completely broke down aud went in
sue salu ncr memory detective, having been
scctcu ny ieVer she was questioned regarding the
pihp c an awning OF the hotel, which she before
sau oocurred on the Saturday which the BODY was
iou one now says IL occurred the Saturday preyious
hrs WliiaIn > Crofut testified that lived al No
10 'haltl-st. with Mrs. kpstein. She had known
Jennie trainer and Walter Nal ey by sight sometime
nha james Malley, jr., few weeks The witness deut
ntu water Malley the who drove or
WIN bahche Douglass the evening
oe'ore the body found. James MalIev
was the person who walked away, but she could not
bosIuNey Identity him. She positive in her de nil
n.auon Oh Jennie Cramer aud Blanche Douglass. and
that she saw them On the three evenings
MRS Charles III. Miller testified that she saw Jennie
Graer on the Thursday before death going toward
the Elliott House. e"e N
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER TO- 1881

questions holds an enormous influence in his hands:
and the fact that he is anxious master the prob
lens presented to his mind suggests possibility
that he may be made to play an Important part in
the regulation of those wild regions
The treaty of Berlin decreed,-.s the Emperor of
Russia decreed the line Of his railroad, with map
and ruer,-that these remote districts Of the
Turkish Empire be regulated. The enormous diff
Guilty OF inducing Kourds and Armenians TO
prosper in each others society hardly presented
itself TO the mind of the Congress. But the Greek
question being settled, England has taken up the
execution OF the clause of the treaty of Berlin
which refers to the reform of the Asiatic provinces
In turkey nothing can be done during the month
OF tasting now in progress, known as Ramazan. AS
turkish Official at the Sublime Porte said the
other day to an applicant for permission to build
house You have been born and brought up in
Turkey and you ought to know that such questions
are not considered during Ramazan." But the
question of reforms in Asia is to he presented by
Lord Duferin, the English Ambassador as soon as
the great fast is over. The Turks know that Eng
iahd Is determined to accomplish its object this
Eme, and the Pachas are already casting about to
see what dssensions between the European Ambas-
sailors here can be used to defeat the intention of
England But Lord Dufferin is very obstinate
man, and one may be sure thai the question of re-
forms in Armenia and Kourdistan will soon be q
very warm aud pressing one.
Meantime the internal condition of Turkey is
worse, if possible. than ever before The unpaid
officials openly and unblushiugly sell their services
to the highest bidder. The unpaid soldiers betake
themselves to robbery on the highways "a means
OF support. Brigands prosper in all eligible local.
ties. and nobody is ever punished. 1t is a note
worthy TACT, and one worthy OF the attention of
she United States government. that the murderers
of Mr.. Parsons, the American missionary who
under strong pressure from Washington were ar
rested aud tried year ago, and who were found
guilty and sentenced by the Turkish court have not
been punished While such acts unpublished,
the evils of anarchy grow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10

BALpWIN-At Morristown. " J., THURSDAY September
Alice Lockwood. wife ~ Austin r.
OF the late = Siandisl Bradford. Of Providence, l.
Funeral services Viii be held No
lntement az Providence. Friends viii kindly omit norrs
BEl.l-A kondout, y. Y, September @, lssl George NJ
Bell sou OF the late Joseph and Ann Bell.
respectfully invited from DR. Cros
bys Church shave, near 2Sdst Monday September ~
AT I O'Clock p m
lDteFIDeDt Greenwood.
CAMPBELL-At his residence In Cherry Va,lev - y -,
me IN inst the Hon William " Campbell formerly OF
THIS city, aged IS '' -
CANEDY-Ou Thursday. Sepembers 1851 p c CaBeav -
sprnghed M father Of the Trinity Church
Funeral u ~ James's Church. HYDE Park
september 10. < m " -" N~''
Interlnent IN Illinois
CARrER-In New Canaan. Conn. septembors IL Amelia
daughter OF the late Hartford Garter.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
FL NG-At Bellevue y j. Friday, September Carolina
Rldgeway Fling In the SOD her ~ 1890
uneial services sunday, lith
the south Reformed Church 5th.aNe. curner
Friends are kindly requested not 10 send flowers.
JENkINSOB september = after long ami tainful illness
Janet o. vile OF William L. jenkins cath of her
Funeral private.
JONES-on Thursday. September Reniamin p Jones
At m, late
, n: >. on saturday. september 10. Al $50 a M
lnterment at Albany
MARiE-Snddenly. AT Morrsto~n y. J. on Thursday SEN
services AT O'Clock AT
OF tbe Assumption. Morristown. J.
MITCH LAT her late residence Burlington J. an
The ia year of heI age Louisa o
thew Pope Mitchell Of plhadelpnia
Faners services viii be held IN 81 Msrys Church Burning.
ton Oh Monday al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
TIE COTTON CROP.

UNFAvoRABLE REPORTS FROM ALL PARTS OF TIE
SOUTH.
From reports received from the cotton ex-
changes OF several of the Southern cities the following
facts are gathered:
Aaboma-In ten counties the present condition OF the
year In other counties its condition is yariousy re-
ported as being from less favorable to SO
average 20 per cent worse.
hisssStipt- Az compared wi last year the present
prospect Ia per cent less. Worms have appeared
fourteen counties The damage from causes is given
at 70 cent. - ""
Carolina and vir0fntaThe general tenor OF the re-
lhsly dfy anu most unayorable for the crops.
georgia worms have done considerable damage in
portions OF southern Georges ana IN other localities, but
NIUE manage Is expected IN either the q
sections o the state Rust and shedding IL spoken
sandy lands Reports To the rst OF pember represent
ne cohdton OF the crop at that date 10 To 10
INFERIOR, IA compared with the last at the
date. ' - w.
Ftortda-There is general complaint OF rust shedding
anu worms, Inc farmers consider the 10
per cent INFERIOR 10 last year In the section
the phht IN shedding the middle bolls The top
Injured 10y the caterpillars. -
SCUM Cdr0f'"d-The present condition OF the crop Is
etateu 10 compare uniaVorably with last year. the
lephcs complain OF Injury dFouth shedding or rust
anu tne uaiaSe IRON these causes is estimated at from
20 10 90 per cent Damage the rece wind Al
Is reported from some OF the lower countries
LoftStdnd-lhe drouIh has causcd serious injury TO
the crop; Tue damage from this source, shedding and
iuht, averages Tor the State 40 cent heaviest
ioss being sustained IN the uplands.
AThdnsaS-Ihe present of the crop ia very
o"o' anu compared with last year 90 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
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ARRIVED


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FOREIGN PORTS
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GLAs6ow Sept 9-Arrved, steamer Ashburne CBr) from
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ANTWERP. sept 9Arrived @ W Ward (grl tro4n
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AMERICAN PORrS
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BkLIls9aH, sept sATr1ve steamers tBr) Cooper
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IN sept S-Arnved OF tine Passes steamer Hud
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