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, 1881-04-21

of rumor wrong end 10 yesterday and
sent 1t ont to the country. It wns to the
effect that thoro WIS 10 b. a change
IN tho cslftorlnl management Of the
Now York Tribune. that Mr.. WhttcInw
Held was about to retire. ntul would ba aIc-
ccetted by Col. Jnln i1ny, md that tllo latter
had mnttsa a contract tn slo The work OF, tho
paper I'll question for a pertotl Of iIvo years.
TIlorc Is only ono grain Of truth
In the report, and ti,at IL TINT
Col. Hay Is to nsst,mo tho
clIef editorial functions of the Trt,,,&ne.
lila regime will, however, be limited 10 slx
montl,s. As Is well known, Mr.. Reid IL
contemplating matri,nnny. Indeed, I,o
is so deeply cnerosscd lit th's
laudabto business ut present. that
lIe hasn't time or inclination
perhaps 10 think 0t anything else. liz
comes to his ofltco very lIttfc nowadays,
and gives but slight attention, 30 far ns
working hours nre concerned. TO tho prcpa-
ration OF the grcat daily Of which he Is the
lleatl aud controlling spirit
AZ ONE OF ITS IiEGTEvAXrs BA1p
to ITO yesterday, when talking over tho mat
ter, "Mr. Reid ts very Irregular now,
and doesn't ret around here inucll." The
weddlig, believe, IL fixed for about the
first week In May. and It Is tho Intention Of
tic couple to- tnake At, attended European
trip. with tllfs In view, Mr. Held has ell
gaged Col. ffny to assume charge nf tic
Tribune in Ills absence. Tho latter was
quite reluctant to do thls, but, nut Of frtetnl-
slip for the former, consented to do It, p,o-
yidad he might ba Released ut tho eiltl Ut six
months. There Inns been some gossip re-
9ardtnE hfr. Reid and the berlin Mission.
tInys tB the 1VDr{f3 hut ttInt
, 1881-04-21

feat was being performed except
medical sncn md journalists, md
they would i1nvn 10 he ndmiftei t,y cnr'l. This
wn,,ld, think. lnsuro such conditions NJ would
,nnkH my prtIpnscd tests rc!l"hlc:
"Ihrior i,nvr henrt tt,At sir. Firiscom hns
rct,,rirl Tho services uH 'hus!rcas munger 1f
ttlu last of II gentleman who has nlrcMtly iscn
fbis Interfere win tho scientific wnrkl"
"if III. fast ts IL TO ros'tt,,cttsl on sen.
sAt,onnl lms!s-nn any l,asls whntover IN fnct
cxtt:tt n flreiY scientific ono. I shall hnvo
nothing IL, tlD With It. In tho conversations
havo had With MI. 0riacnn so has always seemed
tho fast in the Interest of toIcnce: but II, a. yfI
my, III, is to ho under the tltrcetion ~ usEness
mannxer. hi conrso that shows that hc hns
chafjRnJ iy1s nltd and 'hat tho fast Is to be rn,-
auctetl, Il at aii, for the purpose Of gratifying
TIM public curtoalty. Or courso l cnuld have
nothing tn do With a-a-a-
~ circus, noctbr?'
well, yes: with otrctis oY this kind"
, 1881-04-21
EDISON
EXU1.TAST.
Hnseidf 4lanafth tn TshA fGikaha Irfh4lnA

seteial Dhpassa to 1as chttsao Tribune
Edison FlcctrIc Light Company there WIS
event axuitotton to.,iav ovrr lin erontin, nf
geus ,,ar,t.,;nr 10 -, v
luz 1tc'.'s'. ~, pef.s.k siy H., smp1 ~ ms
not, according to precedent, be revoked, and is
n-rnct,toi. Circutnrs woro sent ouk last ntx|lt
aoii1n1 j." mn,"v fron snfsc,,hcra IN fhe
cAk ~ n'onos atu.. s.'.s. -. ,",a ~ .,'. s'u
operations on MI Immense scale, and orders
were given this morning for the purchase
~ tho tIown-tf,wn building whtch has be,,,
,s"..'a @ a.. .,,. nsnt ....,aras,,,,. eto.ta,,
selecteta LOT no ness eonetnNhs ss"hu''
Speaking OF tllo Introduction OF tha
, 1881-04-21
WORLDS FAIR.

=. al.
Ssteta' olsoasea !. 70 m M cn.eaao M. % af'osne.
NEW foaR, Apt'l @.-ino Not,a,s fa1f
sehelne Is lanRallsh'hs, anu p'ds 1alr TO ale:
Wednesday,, and the interim will be devoted
tn encourorInv tho rajirond co,nna,,ies to
ard ~ t,,oIr ~ avh.cr;,SIou "nd thns ~
anu tno' aubs1''pt.~"' .est mn,u ""u ',"e Mse
Commission on u sound basts. Whether
the co,,,panies will meet tlla expectnttons of
tia mara sn,,c,,Ina of the commission,,ra ID
s..,, s.o '1o.o sas h,e4 ~ :. o 49, t ~,
ability ls TINT tho scheme OF holding d
Worlds Fa!r in this city IN 1883 will bg aban-
dnncI. THE time in nrntare nm exhthition an
s.s,. 49, .....a =, 49, .,s...s,..; 49, ..ss,,,,I ~
, 1881-04-21

THE TIDE or 1MM1unATloS.
Nnw YoltK. April a0.-Nearly 1000 ftnmf-
grants landed at Castle Garden within The
pgst twc,,ty-four hours, three-q,Iarters nj
whom were Germans. The Immigration this
year no fur Is nt,uut q, 600 more than during
1850 up to thH sama period.
PERSONAL MExT10y.
Among tho prominent arrivals for tic past
twcnty-four hours were: Chief Constructor
Easily, u. s, n; Gov. Hawkins and ludcr1ck
Butler, OF Tennessee.
THE rnEsthENT's WIFE.
Mrs. President Garfield and party Visited
Of Mayor Grace and tho city oillcials.
THE WEATHER.
Tho weather Is cloudy. chilly, amt threaten-
Ing, Temperature at II. M, ~: noon, ~.
GOLD r1s0M EUlorE.
Tho Bothn1a brought $3.50, 900 lii gold.
TENNESSEE.
A committee ot prominent, citizens Of 1cn-
nessec, Including Coy. 1lawktnst iHet Ge!l.
vliis i Nashville Railroast Company, nd il
yitell lin to the Nashville Exhibition during
"ntlitary week" III Alny. The General
promised to take the Invitation lnto collsId-
GratlUn.
Tin saw.mtll OF Buck 4; IlIEseh on West
Fourteenth street, together with small Atl-
Joining buildings, bnrduu this morning. Loss,
$780, ,000; insured.
CAHTMES
who own their own carts lave demanded 81
per dly instead OF 81 from contractors, nzid
fnve been generally successful. At Tie La
borers' Union meeting, held last. night, gen.
ertl SUCCESS was reported In their strike for
9..aai lNr tlny for ulAsons' helpers and So f0r
plasterers' ln0orers.
FIVE MAD no6S
were shot in tllls city within few hours,
three afkar hftinr chfIIrnn.
, 1881-04-21
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nav y0RK, April al-Atrived. Hothnta, from
IAyerp,nl.
I.oHnoN. April ao-The State OF Florltla, from
New York, and Lldor, from j&oatan, haye ar
rived out.
NEW 0nIKAaa, April lo.--Arr!ycd, steamship
u0tnbuy, frtin Liverpool.
kkw f0AK, April :N.-Arrived, Abysalnta.
LoNunN, April 0.-The Mstno, from Now
York, and the batavia, from hodton, hay0 ar-
siveai ollt,
NEw Yonk, April sos-Arrlsota, tho Denmark,
from Londou.
.HAABulttl, April aQ.-Arrlved. tho Frsala. 1rotn
Now York.
NEw YOHx, AprIl an--Artiyetl, the IT. LaGr.
ent, from Aavre, and tho 0ellerl, !rulu Hamburg.
, 1881-04-21
STREET TALK,


sptetal DtspattA 10 Tns Ehieaee Tribune.
SEw York. April 20.-Stock speculation
continued to-day to display sonic lively TRIMS
actions, both In feeling md prices. There Is
nnqGestionably lnrRe short interest In the
market outstanding, and many who operate
on that slle with insufficient margins were
forced to the wall or compelled 10 cover, the
brakers taking fright OH ouu sitio quite as
easily rs on lha other. There were those who
declared that tito clique headed by Jay Gould
aAl been unloading great lines OF their shorts
In the GrAngtrs and tho trunk lines and
wire purchasers Of the Southwcstorns. The
!ulufe OF the market, however, Is sufficient
ybefogged to cngendor some suspicion at
ma reuarkab!o rise, duo principally to ,na-
npu!ation.
4 HEADING nUL1. OPERATOR,
~ speaking Of tho situation to-tlny, says:
There IL no reason why the market should
" stronger than 1t WIS two days ago, but
ale 1act remains that 1t Is stronger. Tho
oears say 1t Is only rally, altd that prices
VIII 70 lower than before, but thero Is r
NoaRfeel[ng that bottom prices were reached
Yesterday, md that VIZ shall havo all advan-
e!hs market from this on. There Inns been
sooa deal OF inside buying. Shorts hayo
eeh covered to-day by Mr; Kecne, hlr. Cam
@aeR, anu others. Mr.. Smith covered yestor-
eay' aud has been buying long stock to-
iutn- a - ,oa"'ns psohois 1epott largo
haE aaA VI otuefs this morning. and many ot
aaem say that outside buying llas fairly BE-
SUI Many haye tclegraphcl out-of.town
eus!ofners to send III their orders II they
"''''u ..-..-....- .,-.-........
ur. TO Oct IN At TIE BOTTOM"
raid p,ss, nv'ee =, N H., dorchester aa . g. rttso1rs"
yety sst!sfonea. ~ en sr., .oae s,. to"s. as pssn
hovs eAns'.csofy' 'fle STOCK nnd incomes
m S's :. soho w Oil very Heavy purchnses.-225.-
~ N00 shares 1T block. The best Of 1t
stoet hss NV tes p.Dl ilas oeen formed. ana tue
, 1881-04-21
PUBLIC HEALTH.

Meeting of the sanitary Council or the
H1tx~fssippt vajlcy subjects Under
1SlAcuAH1on.
t:vAsay1f.s.s, Ind, April co.-Tho frat meeting
Of tho Ecssion or 1881 Of tho Santthry cottncl pf
tho Mfh.tsaEppt Valley was hell In Exams Hail In
tha city this morning. Tho topics presented fur
discussion were:
Firss-itcprcsentattvos Of the National board
to rcsEta at quarantine. atnttons on tho
M,astsatpp! Hlrcr; nlso. nnc representative to
rcnltlo In New Orleans. With tho privilege of
actcas 10 tho records Of The Stata Hoard Of
Huatth, mud u attend thcls meetings.
SeeDnd-Tho arrangement OF the work OF In.
spcctnra Of railroads and ttcatnboats. inspection
Of tho mn..th TT tho river, and ordering Infected
vessels to Ship 1sinnd..
1htrri--Tho sneuns Of informing tho Board of
1Iehtthin tho valley Of danger or apprahenacd
danger.
F1Mrth-T'o SECURE COMFORT Of action IL ycllow
fGror OF other infectious dlheaae appear or
tbrcntnn tn spread, and classification Of frctghts
for quarantine purposes. DR.. Solomon. OF New
Orleans. rost1 tho resolutions Of tho Louisiana
stnto l'oard Of Health, which was aiopted lust
Thursday. It requires that the agent Of the
Natlounl i,onrtl Of flsnlth have aoe..s 10 vessos
arriving. In common With tIuarnnttuo n.!lcorA:
thet asy stounfu Or s9spfGlo'a ca.es b. rsfe.re.
shnii bc submitted to arbtration. the result Gf
rcs'a,,om n wnuld ~ prdnce mors no % bsrnaS " u. u.
iWfsn q" Na,fyna' and stato 'oaF' titan bus
Tho iit,i topio was discussed, at tho afternoon
scss!nt,. Tho Sanitary Costtnisstnn wns formal.
y woacnmlsd at Evnns' Hull. this evening by
aynC raweli a. neha!f ct ,he cItzens ad
Intliani.
Tne chtof question, Of xenerni interest dIs.
wi,Icl mirht TO 1n transpartcd doSmp ep1lu,rics
The Committee hnvtug ti,s subJcct nndor con.
, 1881-04-21


ST. PAUL. MIMI, April GA d'spAtch has
been received ut military headquarters In this
city saying that the 18th Inst. thirty lodges Of
NarEcopu Sioux Indians slrronuerrd nt Fort
Keo9h. Tho band comprised forty-sevcn men,
ihlrty-nine wosnen, thIFty-tive boys, md forty
girls, With tlfty-seyen ponies, sixtern guns, anti
three revoiyors. These lO<lxcs have been on tho
way down to Fort kc0th for snne tfsnC trt.nl
He'd Water. whcr0 they werc encHH[nd: While
they nnvg been cIasscst as niles. It IL thought
at headquarters tint Sitting hull will ctltnn ~
ito tloods ID Tie river ana tho ineitfng of tic
snow arc removed. Tho maturity of bis full0w-
crs hnvc aurrendcrcd. and ho now hns uuly lh)
lraYGk With him.
, 1881-04-21
FIRES.


Bpftfdl Utipdlth "a The Chicago 7fibunf.
NATCElTocHEs, f.a.. April al.-A terrible Nro
occurred In Sntchitochrs Inst nIRht obu,st II
o'ctoek. The fire irnko oMt TN 1t. 1>cnls street,
In tha building knnwn as Fnntcnut's Hotel.
which came very near destroying all tho princt-
pal atorus In this pisco. Among tie unfortn-
nAteA were Iiyman faith, 4. Netkins, Nrs. !. =.
Campbell, fiarmhn LIchterstcIn. Lazy K Phil
llrs. j. 4. DucHurneAll. two Anlnnns 0ccu pEtl hy
~. Kile And .. J. smith. tho Ptnatedt"r nilcc.
4 livery atnl,ie, II. A. WnlMatcy's rrsdeucr. md
nearly all The btIinas on 81. kottis street.. Tie
lttss Is very archt and Insurance unknown.
0rent demorAizntlnn prevails.
NEw On1EtxA, April at.-A tire originating In
Fnntctlat's 1Intel icstrnyea neArty all tho pr!n-
ctpal stnrcA and nearly every building on aant
Denis Htrtct. Loss great: Insurance. unknown.
, 1881-04-21
ALLEGED RIOT,

Officer r. J. Malonuy, lutalled for clerical duty
at Central Station. not At bis post yesterday
IN consequence OF eetuo trouble he had early III
tho l!ay with contractor who has beoa eroct-
iug u two.stosy and basement brick housc for
him Oh Woss indiana street. 3te found tne
stono masonry III tho basement defective,
anu told tho contractor 10. Th1a brought on
row, and the oaiccr upon visiting the premises
yesterday morn!nx founI tho workmen engaged
Ia ls,nollshlug tho nnantahod, structure, and
luokei up ut tho Waat Aalfsou sIFcet Station
i've Of them giving th9 nAtnes ot Curl fitnk.
Frederick Go!lIts. John tlock, John Zuoklsosk. !.
and ltudUlph pet1xiI. They wGre l&,oked for riUt,
ana give ball for thelr appearance to-day.
, 1881-04-21


WIS larec, tllougI, tllore are still evidences of
nrtial Interruption us a consequences uf thu
recent serere weather III the Northwest 1t
sount viii be fait tllrouElo,t te season., s,cc
the TURNER'S and others in the regions which
have been 10 long shut In by snow and leo
will be pressed for q time .whe,! the latu
spring comes, and will not make as large pur.
chases tl,ts season. M usual. On the other
hald, new farnls by the thousand are being
opened. and railroads, and mines. and fseto-
r1es and the productive power Ut the c0uli-
tryls rapidly expanding, willie employment
IS thus given to many thousands. whn wore
fuImerly unable to consume freely. Forces
which tend TO an expansion OF business are
cunstant IN operation, while tho Interruptions
caused By exceptionally unfavorab!e weather
ase temporary. and would be wholly forgot
ten BY August unless the crops OF this year
should ba unexpectedly small. Tho volume
Of business Is so large, oven now and In cotn-
pas'son with the mast Inflated period Of last
yeear that the situation is not by all means
dlsc0ura9tng.
, 1881-04-21

wttKKsnAnnE. Pa. April el-Thc Oliver
Pnwtlor Company's Works. lncatcd hati,a thrro
miles from this city, are in tanHcr Ut bcinn
destroyed br the mountain fires which for three
tlnyt past have been obstnatcly advancing fstni
points atunR the tracks uf tho LehERh Whitley
lsallroal anu tho Lchish & su'q.lef.anna ltail-
road. The t>nnpnny hns hundrcis Ut men ln tho
forcst lighting ths {re.: but tho work Is deptess
tnR'y exhaustive. liz the tlatucs brcnk Uut In
tuQny places unexpectedly.
, 1881-04-21
SPORTING.


Sptetat Dnpoteh to 1ht Chtedeo Tribune.
CLKvELASi,., o., April a0-Tho Clevclant1s
another practice eane with the Whites, a tncnf
base-ball organization, this afternoon, defgat-
ing them by score uf 10 to 0. The Whites em-
brAco scrernl players who hnye formerly bt-
1ongcd to professional Mines. The batttng Ut the
IEugns boys wna henvy, hut tho feuture Of tho
afteriluon's apor. WIS the pitching Of Solan.
whO thus appeared for tue first time sEnGe hs
return ffoui the FaclHc CUnat. Only three lMtec"
lands nude twenty.stx III the Whites Two pitc-
Etb.
, 1881-04-21

apteLat Dspateh to 1hs CAteaoo 11aunx
BURLINGTON. ia.. April a0.-Abotlt o'clock
this morning tho Inhabitants at tho town Of
Kossuth. M tho Burlington. Cedar liapids &
Northern Railroad. ilfteen miles north Of this
city, were startled ty m explosion aud brought
hastily into the atrcets. 1t wns then discovered
that the kforrhousa If II. 4. Hedges wns MT rc.
Tho flames had RntF7ed such t.cHiwRy that a!l ri.
fnrts ID extitxtifsh them prtved lnnvnilnR. Hl,s1
the building and Its entire eoDtsnta we're de-.
str1,ytd. The causo 0f tho fro and tho amount
Of tho loss atU not reported.
, 1881-04-21
RENO Wing A RoLLlNG.hl!ll.

speefs! Utspateh 10 1hs Chicago Trtbuns,
MILWAUKEE, April e0.-The North 'ChlcnRn
1l0lltn9-hiilt Company will runauvu their pua-
ding mills irnnl this city tn Chlcagu and Will
build at Hay View, thrce mllcs troln this city,
All nltlifon tt, tholr rail mill. which will Rlto
employment to aN cxtrA hallds. lsy thD lltw
arrangement 1t, IL prnppsel to ntlfMotMrU
sicol rails ut ChfcHRu and Iron rails Mt tlts point
, 1881-04-21
ftfTfftAGQ.

The alarm fr0tn INK ~ at s:40 Inst evening
was cauaed by r hee In iwn.story md l'a*e.
ment trick building nj No. 215 Thirty. seventh
strict. owned and occupied hy f. L. pcRne rs a
resdunco. DnnlagD to building, $40; insurct! fD,
$.s.ttb1 tn tho rhti.hix. ns New York, 1Mnngc t.
furniture frs.linK. Tho tire w1s caused by the
oxplpston Of Il kDroeeue limp.
, 1881-04-21

AT 1IOn1:SHx1LLE. Ky.
HonEwsviLLE. Ky.. April 2o.-J. A. Ca1dwcll's
store Was burned Inst night. Loss, $500: III.
surst for f5005 In tho London and GlDbe. and
$1,000 In the Continental. Another srnnll l,s1t1l-
in9 was h,rne,.. lA,ss. Sl,0u0, The tlre wuA tho
work Of an !ncendlnry.
, 1881-04-21

Als. Christian Sander, Superintendent OF
County, o., slnco lSW. wriica: have Kept
stofe sllca Octal,cr l, 18ss}, md have always
bundled proprietary nielfclnes; but ut nll
TINT ! hayo uyer Aal.l, there ls int Que. TINT
r to rllo,,iuutls,,, M m % ~ st. Jacnhs Uil, ''
, 1881-04-21
EDITOR COWlES.

CLEVELAND, o., April 4Q.-Hdltor Cowles was
to.d day arrested for criminal libel On complaint
OF II. j. Elaloy, . reporter ot tho psh"y 4'rsst,
whu yullel on Cowes With the article which
wus the soed Ut tho subsequent Newspaper war
aud four Vr tive Absl suit4-
, 1881-04-21
ELEcTRlC-LtGHT EXHIBITION.

AunonA, ILL.,. April a0.--An exhibition Ut tho
nrush e!ectrle lIsht was RIven this evening. aud
was brilliant surccss. Fnur lamps were placed
on tho dune Of Jrnnlngs' Snnllnarf aud twu un
tho Court EIul,ta tower. II 10 prfAabtc ttat tho
city Will hvraufter be lighted by electricity.
, 1881-04-21
An INTERESTING. TURF LAW. slit.

IouIav1GIx. Ky- April sl.--Tha case OF lIar-
por W. Co|ston vas argued hofoso the Court of
Appeals this ulurnn1, This caso, 1t VIII 10 ro-
memOerea, luvolves tho question ~ to which Ut
these two persons Is entitled to purse Of money
amounting " nearly aOO that the horse Irish
, 1881-04-21
TIE DOODLE GAME.
Revival Of an Old Swindia in a
New 'GaYb.
so.Called Honest Greenhorns Victim.
lied by sharpers,
Who Are Ostcnsib!c Dealers In Counter.
felt Money.

80,
1c1t a4oheJs
---
50. eo"u NV u"I. 49,. 4o " s.a' p'sn".
anhrncrs III Ne" foFR ha9o neet "orktn4
Modification Of "h"s fs known rs tho "boodla
racket" with arcat siccess among grcenhorns
In Iilfno,s. Missouri, Iowa, and tho West reuor.
ally. The nid game hnd become , 10 thoroughly
exposed that II "aa thought tho sw'ndlerH Dad
given UP tho pmmc. It appcnrs now, how
ever. tso 'nssstxauons ms' .an,h,a by t,o
nrc bctnr ,,cccc,t ,ihcrattr Tho nnIv no,. .ori,o
ths se11 sts g fa pa # 10 s' IL ao!as
ne customer laec 70 tnee ~ NGw anrk: Inc
,n sci, Il ,'t~ y ret .on n TT or a!RG snasthic
eatnt, wao tssM nim oh tn9 an"tsss o. aas eoa
tGaerate!n New fotk. Muen tne RtcGnIIns,,t I. y.
ss' for es q q ,nshS ~ s'sss u.
Ting aKn; - a.. ,,u. ,,.
eelyei. / hxse the rooi. VII want. They ire
Iar Mttef Inan any ~ !as Kna esSf oe.0!e ~
oMa.n: an p wofKansp a, saa appSn,sanec ,.
hriasc! from skeieton plaess q ''sw lnvontion; q;
M sa 0 tmsSo @ eaaos oasu. @ a,as aw" :"
%he;eists, s;s sesy @ satetqi Il x!ssn xSa!a issi:
ss:y sa s'sss !ess e nue. S!!sS 'ef;s e
IT, tnoso nnly ~Io are resotnfa9nuea If u ~ "
NJ epss1,ness VIZ xa ean se AZ H. MKT 1 M NJ oftn,, fn,s
nf9 sk, a ,hr" fne ; nanas ~ exnsfa
Tpes @ oer sFo ocs fMe se sens
Az tweat!es, regular Greeneask,:: They haye
nsstr necn netected ynt. at.nMHn , gIc,t. "1any @
ho tho q oxu,s,,xe p.nc;.. s shaii ba iea.ci G Tia 10
,nniy deIi face to tace With ny ny custo'ners: M M
70 ho aeq.!a'nted presumably with eye;y one
anal' estao!,saes seG 'sG.'Feu 81. 'e. eo!,.
wh9esot 9se Gny and want Sat ,e 5 s"a n y.
, 1881-04-21
,o,, WHITELAW REID.
"Af WILL sIMPl.r "suu" FOR HI

sl& AONTllS,
NJ ~ "''satea 70 4M c&seaoo 1ttbuAs.
eortss iohk, April :A.-3ome ehtespr!sing
"9oaaent Of q Western paper got hold
, 1881-04-21
rbe "Eyeninp Mail Believes Mr..
Mogeooh ia Bold Pirate,
Like Capt. Kydde.
eomo Delicate Sarcasm Dc'tCsltfully
Mixed with Canlor Touching
OIL Fastprs.
wh,talaw Reid-The Worlds Fair a
dead Bust''-slanders on Win
dom.
NONE


7gw YonK, April oo.-Fsom the Public:
,,chnngcs for the week ending April 10
would create false Impression II 1t were not
,eIuc,obcrc,l that the 18th was Good Friday,
anI In This Sta.e und several others was OBJ
sawed as q l!nlltlay. At New York, Ptila-
.,s1nhla. Baltimore and New Orleans, and
nrubably C,,tcaeo also. tho week nnbraccd
only aye working .lays lit 1881 agntnst six in
1ss0 Tic dccrensa in exchanges is not 80
much as one-slxt1, ut any city, wilfie the in
crease ut nther points was large. Excluding
New York, tho incrcnse III exchanges Is 81
ncr ce,,t, Notwithstanding tile holiday, and
woul1 bo over 10 per cent. with allowance
fe5 of e.. senss nG III 1Sy .as u n stoes tss
eeM,onntrtl e, to 1,7:,l, ,7sY sllaros, mid the ex-
sbanges. after detlucting tlnuhle market
ySuu Of stacks wore about S5ls'.ass, 100, de-
efsase IT nbotlt onc-sixth III comparison with
the net exchanges for tho corresponding
week Of Inst year. Details for tho weeks
en,ue April 0tli ut San francisco and April
1:th nj nther cltfaY art ua futluWA.
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New York brides rival royalty
in the gorgeousness of their CO.'S
tunes. The latest gown prepared
for one of these ladies is OF white
velvet embroidered In pearl and
silk. The train is nearly endless
and the sleeves are caught up with
clusters of diamonds and pearls.
A rope of pearls ending in large
tassels Is to be fastened about the
waist, and the veil Is to be pearl
studded, aud fastened by q cluater
of diamonds.
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$500 Reward.

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or
Costiveness we cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills. when the directions
are strictly complied with. They a re
purely vegetable, and never fail TO give
satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large Boxes,
containing 30 pills. Is cents. For sale by
all druggists. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST l. CO., "The
Pill Makers" l9l and 1873 W. Madison
ST, Chicago. Free trial package sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of thrce-cent
stamp. [aug28'80-ly.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
E c Williams. Js. 6 Bro,

DEALER IN
DRUGS, M EDICIN Els, &c.
No. 40 QUEEN STREET,
Opposite American Hous., Keeps con
stantly on hand large and well select
ed stock of toilet aud fancy articles,
perfumery of al kinds, stationery,
PATENT EDICINES &c !,
Also wines and liquors for medicinal
purposes, which WILDE sold at the very
lowest prices. Particular attention paid
to
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS, &c.
which will be filed at all hours, day
and night. A share of public patron
age is solicited.
E. G WILLIAMS, Jr & BRO.
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COnundrum.

Why are 1910 yards of land
bought on credit, like drinking
song! Because it is IAN acre on
tic.'
Why is man who breaks
window and then pays the damage
like DR.. thomas, Eclsctric Oil In
curing Rheumatism? Because lie
breaks the pain and then makes
it all right. For sale by X. @.
Williams & Bro, druggists.
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HAM MILLS
RHE ] NJ ATTIC
REMEDY.
A Certain Cure for InH.sm-
matOry Rheumatism and
Every Description of
Rheumatic Pains.
HAMMILL'S
Neuralgia Remedy
A Positive and Sure Cure
for the Prevalent and
Distressing Affection,
NEURALGIA.

HyHESE PREPARATIONS are not a
l. "patent medicine" but prepared
from a formula of regular physician,
who during his lifetime was one of the
most successful practitioners in the coun-
try. We do not desire to 'puff' these
valuable remedies, they do not need it
but simply to inform those suffering with
Rheumatism or Neuralgia, where they can
be had, and only ask that they give them
trial, satisfied that if taken according
to directions, the results promised will be
fully realized.
For sale only by
E. G. WILLIAMS, JR., & BRO,
janl8-tf. Martinsburg W. Va.
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for ell of the above machines constantly
on hand.
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- ~ Outfit sent free TO those who wish to en-
gage in the most pleasant and profitable
business known. Everything new. Capital
not required. We wwiil furnish you svery-
NJ thing. $40 day and upwards Is easily
made without staying from hsme over night.
No risk whatever. Many new workers wanted at
once. May are making fortunes at the business.
Ladies make - much a. men, and young boys and
girls make great pay. No who IL willing 10 work
fails 70 make more money every day than can be
made In week a any ordinary smplsymsnt: Those
Address II. HALLKT CO..
setzS 6e-lyr. Portland, Maine.