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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. June II, ISL.
,,coHoL-Market frner sales 500 hbls first half July,
W. Soo 5c, but .tenhy Pots So s5c: Pearls. Gaelic
X-Western quoted 20 h2d25o And Southern -o''
VIZ nnpu uSI norm -Norninaly unchanged ana quiet
prIiDING MATERIAIS-Luinb has been IN moderate
.,ssSv Eastern Spruce sl40$I6 for random aud
sss Ar special cargOcs Bricks IN ftir deiuand snd sti
Tsrds arc qnOtcd 81 III -. and s!es y . ~"
xSsn~..-uark sl2GSlS Browns. SlOdSll. Lahs hrm az
lime demand and ira EocEIand common ~
s.ts Fqushing Is: Ground. 9009tc. cement MIN 10
sss. ~ TO- American Portland, 81 p as 90 Engish Do"
GU9<S Nails steady ~ > lu0s@ - ioI 4Vu 10 Oo''
'CANDLES-Qu and unchanged .-,,...-.
c0Ai-Tne demands si uniuIorant but All prices re
man steady We quote IlvcrIsol House ,Anhei, 81 b
SsVeas,le DO Coking s. 15a$i scotch steam
fSTs Provincial ~ 75r$t Pennsylvania and Ne'tm"r'
"a GA, k5dS5 % West Virginia DO = tunbtt ana
Rosatop and Clesrhcd 81 75a$j Anthracite - V14$' 40
b ibe cargo. AOngsde - ...-,....a..t.
c0RDLGE-Firrn aud fairly active
c0PFRk,-Rio quiet unchanged; Ordinary u frme
es-ro gl,d nc including Fair ~ II hS so AZ al ports
iIe9haes Including o. t bales here and -. Ilu bales ia
Ba,ncre total visible United states supply. 500" tts~
sod AZ auction at So 4l22, tj3l t6 bags ana 100 tsc "
oinsry at ESQ., Mid. quite steady N4racNpo. lVd -
lava IA sd2Ocr Isguayr. il0ltc by auction 2h bags
Guatemala IL ise .c $50 bags Java ShInhSa 4"~ 49,
o. mats lava. l3h0l 'l2c. -, o. ,.--,,., 49,,
cHTCCORY-German 50 qI'sc. Choice Inrishi 1'ic.
fair. hrut. quay tlil Ia "a '2i
Ssysoe a.. lsa2lo - Domingo, "a De-. 800. o.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton Quio unchanged Saics j. ~ ''les
ss a.t evening" n.utnc sl9 halos for export b' it'
s spinning and 81 for speculation. Delivered on contract
600 bale. Receipts az the potts today, =" bae> against
Gl2 bales this DIV last N'eA. and 2.I6 bats Asi year
apsa Sep;omter h11GUfS bales. against io4.O, b~les
trfing the pyIiJ1 last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

M, Newyork Central. 15iai Illinois 'oh''"'
csu.sh W. o,l ontario and We eIp 80 - 90 .o. %
isfs Neswsss quote three per cent rentes 90 "A' 90
,iDea for The m Bar silver is quoted at 5l4d
81 eupce ~ 49D n n-Paris adylces quote three per
FIsSpOS J. 10, fr,nrs ~ ceumes for t0o account
etnf feiiSs ~ H. D. Exchange on London - "~0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

.ooci.ition Of the Kentucky Central Railroad
ln' .orest Of the Chesapeake and ONO, enhances
'" largo degree the value Of the
t0' "ITL IZABETHTOWN, LEXINGTON
and
.,c CANDY RAILROAD. it being the link between
ID" the two,
In does the purchase Of the Elizabcthtown and
H.h and the Padu,ah, Memphis and Northern
ps.ss in the same interests
hoai. lii secure to the E. l. and b. 5. r. r. a
lnt ,onnare Immediately on its completion. The
'"sV cent First Mortgage Bonds of the L. L. and
pR. which We are selling at 1903 and accrued
D. D. are an excellent investment and az the
viii bring an income Of nearly six per cent fci
twenty years. .s..,. rnr soo,, ,e al
sOrbed. = Xo.sa,-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
Gclp Wanieo.

DRICKLA AYERS WANTED by the OAtOiiD
ID NICKEL AID CoIFEh 90" h'iso" i""' -
NVANTED.-As entry clerk ~ -. nH -, ~. "a
habits and be accustomed " the dtcs AddlcS T. U boA
w. .13s3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15


Fxports OF Apples ~ bbl No many Apple. coming
forward and but few wanc Tho Nt.irih rht house
Huldwins spies and Hoxbury hus-'fts have a ltcn if
ke tcd-le last car usseits sold - dO as. lew
Westchester County Golden selling n - arlt D.
and "A few Ohio Apples. pTuVr. VII probably bring -iH
81 90 Several crates Of Early May Apples arrived t"m
Norfolk and were sold &c 81 bushc catr EifaWbrfntH
have been abundant al the week and have slow safe owing 70
the cold unfayorabe weather The supply to-day was largo
ard receivers could close out nj The very low
prices Delaware Berries sold at 2d'c Per Al II VIII not
paw 10 shin them now Jersey berries mainly sOd al
6c Up.fver Seedlings at Ca pr Ct, Charles DOH nng
other fancy varieties al l0dl2 The u eus are not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

c.-.s P,uu-ylyaii1. lrfN ltI q. l~. I.
iio i..i ~ :, '" ,si haze. IIs,are 80 =. 20
oH." t.u,,Si ~. t,at 49, ur 81 90 eoe'i
O." =. - ~ .''-' '''-' "
SNSoi 17s ,,arot ms COZ, n, n.lrrafelv rtfive and
rris.s an. now out, strong THO uosrutut ai
S-.l...l ~''- ~ 81, 49, ~, 80. r.,,e .tr,,r
,.-,l, 49,, .,,,,l.,.- nt, cOt-N1.pv pp,ri.,r
NHoI.ENAl-L' NV = VI Wv 80
foT 'A' week .''' 'n' mime. '@"o 10 '''
~, Ssna ar "ny eooo rr ,.r,ti IN r. M ori.r A. aree
I t. i y n,t',,r.l,. ii. i,,. -,,1r 81,
a. iiat Tie noor vii rot 'v the ,oni,ni-'o oha. a.-
S. - }, a.i 81 '''i" 30 ', IT,. -a &
on t. box or barrel s'a'i.. t'r in'u' "'~.
Al &C. ,ac t,ne ,tang vh,, ' -'' . ' ...,
wa.r -tatr th" number 'i l.' "'' TOT.
reputation ,f an" g-T.' .u' iu best shape ' "' '' '"
if'N~ - Wy as. , ......,...
r'ccip'. for no v''S 't'n-i 30 '..' r. -.
iN"i. i'nt 49,. 'h'- . D. .t.,...
'. 't - 4, % ~. Do. e, .,...4..
have been a. 'l-. ,u' g.. 'N .. 80
t,'.i'rf~ hr' ',. .", . .'.. .. p.
~. i,.,t 80 ~, ,t...- p -..a N.....,..
v.,t. ki,r., .r i,., r.. .,rs Va tt.. ,ar
lr, Boa d. small vat o. a. "a" I..d ri.''r ah
d,'.r fi, co,al.n,, -n. .,, ln t'. t.'.ei ' -t. '
l.-f .ot sltn.tar -.fr 'i.. ,ut..i..f. t luf I..+
Peas .rr ., 'ing ouy BOO % sn I'D 'in. pay
~ trrs..f Tor -u.iitTr I..te Itr =. -i ta +
Of O. inaGa Peas IN hJhd 81 -.. 44.' l..f.~
49,. ...--,..,, Do. ,,tr ... t,..- a- 500
h'.i- "'N''"'' o ,ot-.1t- IT,, u...
H. ILL ID, ....i =. -, . - "a - d.. ei-
ii,'l-.. 49, -' :, "a L.. ...rf.g,..i .t 30
4aiIlNi lllNS a.- % ~ .i.'..t .r..,' . ~.
a." i% a'ri . 90 " 800 i-..r IT,. . 70 s i-I
, '.'',' .i & ., . ~, -. o. p....
I".i..l 10 i'N. j i' " 100 .,..L,i'... ...
"'....' ''''''' 70 go
lIiur.
T....fs fc- the voel g. t-- f.-t v..t fI .t
o,, .,,r'' - It.t ,.,, 80. - i,,..i...r ,.-
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
a.. Worth R;rrr. Vessels mi R1'r11f&
~ ~ N.,pr Tuee1ov Jupe II 1cS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

Nt...a.iI'i l'ttl-f .'"' -.'
,.u,Eog lIr Nr.r,yrff rhtsr toHft>ri
III I..0tIn tl, .. 1
NOTICE l. HEREBY CIV ~ that thr ,l1i, u.s..
y ..r ftl.. kept Dob tI- eHulp4ut -. 90. Ht'.. " ~
&c. mat .itI..ltf 90 thH -rth 90 ii' $50 .N &c d,
.,, ,.r.l Company val hr toeci ifnin ilr Icy %.
t|f '., mi ..iue.- Tat dn} .iD4 sli h' o l.l %"
u, lsi daj OF July, looi, ~ ~ "pt.n, " ~ .sir,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
PROTESTANT SERVANT,' BVREAU.

.-Au kiuf- n gpf tIt f.u,ie servants, terual
ami other uscgi i-, io- ry OBJ coo lry a-. nal. ,
amt j.. uii -,ttD l'-i Pt ~
above 10Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
Giinatons Uauic0--f females.

SWEDISH SERNANTS.-Al capac-
y ucs hrslass. ''st references. mao and trmIei
young yrfi. lately Au1r fpr g.u.r hou.eNor. Moderate
wn1a. useful u,. and farm hands ire Of charge CARR
ClIM~hpIp. iJj Els- 2h--t, @cR FORK, 80 AtlAitoS
ave. frunhlyu.
, 1881-12-02

4 HIM Shot ny NH Intoxicated Indivld-
uni, The Wound Proving Fatal.
Epfttat DApalfh 10 Th& GhttHap Tribune.

4 HFnn Shot by nh Intoxicated Indlvtd.
uni, Tho Wound Proving Fatal.
6psetat Dapaleh 10 7ht Chicago Tribune.
BIsApronp, l'u., Neo. l.-llichburg this after.
noou was tho scene OF brutal murder, tho sec.
oDd within ehrcu weeks. Edmund N. Whipplc,
OF Bradford Il rIg builder, until recently worked
near ltichburR. Ths mornng he ebecalno intoxf-
catol In this atata no enterud bowling alley
Kept by GooRo Ilros,, ana aomMnded m air-gun
to shuot 1T u target. Ito WAS ro{l.bcd, when ho
turned and knockoa down ono OF tho pr0prle.
tors. 4 light followed, IN which WhlppIo was
knockcl down, roughly bundled: and cjeetctl
from the place. Whpptu wont to tho depot, ss-
cllroll his oyercont which bud boon LETT there,
anu. aruled With resostnr. .rusurnnil to tho
bowling .Ailpy. Entering tlo place, he uruH tho
cockel WGApan. nna, using must opprohrtuus
epIlhet, called upon tho n,cn who Knocked him
t!uWu 10 sten forward AnA race!Ye dnse nf Gul1
lend. Theodore uooEo rnshct! forward. ns hi'l
several spectators. Whpp!e he!u tho reyuvur
In Als right hand and tntFatenett TO shnot right
and loft: 4 doapcrAto struggle to hlsAFus him
followed, during which thy weapon was dis
charged, tho hall atrIknR ,0ooRe lll tho grt,in
gt,i pitsIpd upwards IN tho body. Thu wd,ltnd
wts talal, !ais alvsces saying that tho victim
hnI siott. Tho murderer Was arrrstc.a and
iackc,I Up, iie Is q wilnwe5. aRsd III and hss
two chlldfon living III tlhIo;; nonys WA nnmar.
rlo4. ago4 =: yqara, and seslslcl Al OIL CITY.
, 1881-12-02
f:ttl1L1{)UI.

..r c,v,;s TIL: ion 1rs DEATH Di.ow.
Nv. s..<fnt Dj.pateh to 1nf Chteoso Tribune.
,v,s,,,y,,,S. u. e, i)cc. 1.-The Secre'
Mn ~ ,to Navy in l,is ANNUAL rtport, given
ny ,5,"iay. gives the uulcsus to tho scl!c'no tn
oas ~ IVY. xat,,oD1 IL tho purchase ut whit has
.pp,' psn tuuwt rs tho Chlr1pnf lalnl-Erant NJ
seI.,hu,ls uen ior roniing statlons Tile blll ap-
panrta,tor s,cl, sim to ba exlhllc'l III the
p,ease nj cou,tlg Htatiuns OIL tho lsttIlliss
paas r',sr,i through Congress IN tho clnslnE
va sr. s'', n lto lust session. 1t was stuutly
aoaes oaoscd by ,lcslatlon of O'io, WHO spoku uf
" opp,' ~ Itl,, uiNl. III i, speech which
u n...c,t a soivc excitement 1T tho tI,nc.
s.s,s 'sarr,t lint tho Administration had n.c'l
=. influence to secure lis psxaRe. a''d Tint
~ ~. ,lcn Private Secretary to tho President,
,sv "',rrs r lad openly lobblesl for II u, tho
aoor of the ltotIso. ,..-
ss,,e,.usr.aNcE4 WtIH'!t HAVE sIAcE
t"Ss TRANSFERRED
,.,o ctycn colur IL s1inu Ut McAlallon's
nsrsss. aa,p md llayo ratsrtl II .loslbt us IL
es u%s'icr tho title Of t,o Ctlir[qnt Land con-
'.my a" IN tho strip Of land they wished 10 sell
~ vs I'm t;tycrli1ncnt WIS lierfcrt. Tic Sccr.-
.s,r IN his report give. II rs Ills opinion that
,hsrp s i, mllcl question nj tho validity Ut the
.nJe . and refuses tn consider tflat Congress
'( di1ccicd tlo application ut tho appropriation
IN tIts spcela piece uf territory.
, 1881-12-02
WHO IS SIZE?

4 am. cI.Ai,,lS0 III nE FloM c3tIcAno
8EEKS THE ItNlrECTiON 0F THE POLICE.
Special utspateh IL It's Chieaoo 1ft11n&
NEw iUl.K, Dtc. la young gsrl, richly
ntttrctl. giving her nalne rs Jennie Htcphens,
applied tonight to rntrolmlaA Corne1, Of the
Twenty.stxth l'rnelnet, oil duty lii tho City
Hull Park, for projection. stating that she
Ind run AWAY fru,n home aMi hatl~l,cen
robbed. The story told by llor to tic police
ll,all, and which sho atterwnrd rcponlstt tn
Inspector Tl!0rnr at Police Headquarters,
was to the elftet thai alla was 1G years ut s.ge
nttl the daughter of Hurry Stephens, u
brokcr, LIVING Mt No. 70 Hyde Park ayenllo,
ChLcngn. She. was Induced to Ieaye
linus by htpnn1o ti0tlltl, u ysllfinE .w0lnaH
wElose acquaintance, s'le laA M,aa!o tn CHI
iivU ,lInltt!Is. They lntt Gli!caxn III 'rcs.tny,
nlld arrived hero tll[s evening. FnnI the
depot ...
THEY WENT 70 4 SALOON
Fl, tho lower part 0f ctty,wllcru .Ja,n!o tioNll
drunk several tt.nes null t'llcayulsAl tn i'll
,llcn her tn lt0 Ilknwix1, but s!ls refused,
lItfure they left tho RilAlll ,lnIlas ftNlt( WIS
considerably Under tho lbitlltpluQ nf liquor,
and ttlpy Wandered nG tn lllH Elty-tfmll t'Ar.,
when t.io l;t.lIltl Wnllntt borrowed FROM her
hpr gold w,ltrt, atH| ci!alil nlht S:a tn lnOnry
asnl lhen al,npl0,,rl hur, Having no tn0sls.Y
aud no plneo IN H0 tu slit. .p!npea herself
iiowuyui, tat Hiss Stephens u not telling the
Wllnlo truth, ulM! It il l,uliryctk that sle has
bret, II! i,ls city much longer than slle says.
['rlle city directory gives 'le, one by the
nania Hf Harry SteplivIls, bynker, ut No. 20
Ilytl0 pNrk avenue, lin this city.
, 1881-12-02

discovery of n Young Woman Wild
Diapunenrrtl 31ynrerlnu.yv.
1mrInp , ho.,.v r,t,,,t,.,,, ,,rt, ,sa.,..
,or,;"x 1,or,h ian. ,,snaa,, 'sa n.y. yes
seltaSs HeltIht FaHt WaHdeFeH away from bet
hosna ut Salth Evanston, and was SUN
po.gh to fuye tlJed by tho wova,tfe.
Yesterday evc,,tuv II ym,r1 mnn hnarIr,.
~ ' '"s a,H ooaulns
Win VIII. "tarau % iNHH't. ~ NJ. ~ !tAst !ndsana
,"tit,,, ,p"t H., thh +. @ H. - a VENUE
~ H., n,,,,,r III, .c ~ aR. a ,u Gri Yrs e1hhaoveu
1e.naIpIss n1eenma'psnleo ,a nae sMunR % man TO Mr:
, 1881-12-02

aho,,t nm .,,s nj, IT,.
~ XII, r. ~ .tS xss - tnns WeE6 sotpred
finnosit fhn V}1,rrn mqtt IL so w *tl.n PEI ION
n,,t ~ ,vntt .fn,sni,n; saes tt.o s.n0nL"n hlnx~
ntrntir to sh"vs Xxx ,.atr "S 1".nsI, ". SUM
tin,tnis viii, n,r % -, ,an ~ w aist9 h1o cp'1-
"'' VIZ" Wv! ~" *"'uE ..a ~" "oumsvs II" a''sef'
TIE sof.AcE MINE,
liz a suaon tn lii uYynDrR Mrtsrs. iinrgim (.
Hurst. nf sah Frnncl.cn. Tho vuin il trnn
tlsatiro (which may he tnth Of rim rtfArx nl,..
strt,ng nnti without n brtHh. ft,r kix fe"t r.,
w'slfit-unfts aUo4,th ami iyit1nnIrr M dcrfh il
rcachrtl. Thr uro ia, like that of Tia othsra'
tntnx probably bnao milling ORR and viii mil
20 nlnccA per tim.
j. +. WAlIncG n Superintendent of thu aofacc.
nnh II ct,ti1f 10 IN m better hands. Ajr Ja1IIes
Itlchar1l7an hns ct0r9g 0f rio Pilgrim. sfn
dhFIa .tuhnson tOsscs tho Vienna and thu Motljlt-
ytENSA
Il n vnry nrn,ntstn0 rroc. -. I. i. .t.,....
hrrsi Laval 1,tInt, Vii .tisa ~ s.M"sSu ~
xnti IL IL il r.. III ,,t. "nH nAtcFeft'
tint tha ,nils ,yiII ~. i,it i, LII, ~ tMn III, tn"tt
NV *i:sl fSi mi thn t"rrn ~, ,t, .,nG ~, Mn E'st
H.; nminvr cmt ,.c,t ~ s e. i; " antnGrs ~
m,nnI,rt If fn",,rvmt,, nat ,,ortn., u, 'treo
inrvr n,tntmr ~ rtsnhnnts ~. aut ~ Mn'cn
fmr.,.onirrs nrn ,,rnnn rttw r.. ~ t ,1 nu
Vir,,tln narjv in the snrn.. rnw,,.in,s NJ s,r..
ct1t uny h l,u,l fne mon,n s1m ~, HI Til
nf inat ,rt, sTtnr ~ a,,,., 1t. n. nHt an 1u!H VII!
i ,tt,,,,., ~, ~
1us+ nt,ovc tbo a. ,.n,t d. ,.,.,.., <...
hn 1irnv,r sfnt,,Ut",ii nit. ~. s, amG ,,HI.
,.ss uf rrrctinn +. r. ;,n NJ nns... ,. ,".n IT,, p.M
inw mill t,r III" fafrsI nn,t ,n,st tpr.t ,'
twctty stntr,ps. i'm tni,rt, ~ wh,,i,t ttvi ,.. ~.
HSt,'pTt, t'ih HlH!H ~ "u@El1 VIII lufSk
, 1881-12-02

W1tkMs0NT It'll IE3}dAEh- -.----
Yesterday Iii tho r0tru Court John htatthsws,
4 colored i,al.,. was arFu'xhsd on the chatxo u
stealing Hnll watuh, !h0 property Of ths c.
tnt0 u i. KloyeaAhl. t!rceAset{. In August,
1siss, Matthew'S was cun'ictetl Ia the liusth,ss
Court M = rharec Of brtaknx Into The house1 q
walsh. and soIatener.l 70 eight years III
tha penl!enttary., lsctoro h's arsest b. put
ho was released from impsisonmcat he
found it Just ~ he had toft 1t. and III alu'ost
pefiect order. IIo kept it.unttt wodnosday
DiatEict aaw him trying to sell 1t, and took tho
negro Into custody, tho man, without tho
slightest hesitation, gave the officer full h!s.
addod that hu thought It "as his. 10 hv had nl-
, 1881-12-02
ARREST Of ALLEGED BURGLARS.

QtlIcers llr.lton mud I}nyia. OF tho West SIaaI-
son street Sutton. arrested Winin Miller ut
No. ~ Ohio street upon warrant charging
him with burglary. Jnhn Muilur, Of No.
I'll lIlhburl atroct, Ia tho complainant.
Itu Claims thut upon tho Hsght
uf Nov. u Miller md u man
named {. Walter called Ut hls hnl,sC and told
bin Tint i,ts daughter was lying dangerously III
ut her rcsl4tcncf, M. IpN FIlItou strcet. Mut!er
and his wrc sthrtss1 nllt hgrc immediately. but,
finding tho tlulinh:cr in gsMHl health, they
suspected that they hid !Mcn yictirnixed.
IinsrnIuy home, they discovered that
tbpr tlIlssn had been brokgn IHto 6y
thieves vino hui taknn Mr.. MM!ler's wntcn.
WOrlh wi mud u 1iutnkier OF other articles.
Auloux several xartMellts left by she thnves,
VIM hali exchanged their Clothing for Nj. Mill
lura, WIN u shirt uT peculiar 3AttUgti. " htch has
ircll r!ss,lntzcsl " 0Ao sitnilRr 70 that worn
IY, W!lt''in ,,,, Miller ths ni7osnd t,a.'t e
.tal,rht"r was worry pnsislvv that tno shir. be:
uAfituluons ~ belonging III hlln. It was IN tho
Iss!,i4l fuF Miller ami Walter, Whu supposed
to Auvu been With him. When Miller
was arrcstbsl Mrs. Muller identified him a.
the ttluN WIN tu!tl the story concerning hos
alnliYhttrs Illness. Rhtsrty aftcr 1llluFs nrrcst
Walter, Wht>se yvhcroAt'unts Ind sh:en unknown.
went III the Madison Slreet Stallion to ask fur
hlln. liz wis tucked III. Thu prisoners 9tsen'
lumlR1y AppyihAvug k.0!! ct'tM?Ti!ct1ln tue oata-
Iaey, auul M'lles's wlfe says ihnt ho was haft''
With her oI tho nHht the crlme IL shl1 to h"'u
BEEN GnNilIttol-
, 1881-12-02

OE01s0I! Rt,OIiI: DEFEATS TII0F. M'cTELLAN.
xottta& Dt,pateh to 7,ae Chteaeo 7rtbun..
Nnw youk, pec. l,-Nearly five hundred
sporting men OIL tnls CITY "ehL 10 illl'hesH
'0it,ttnntght to wItt1ess glnyc-ilgllt between
William Mcclellan, Of New York, a,ltl George
Rookie, Of EmgaMi. I.ooke Is tic bigger
,aa ,I q, 'no !wo' M"'s'a,ns Nv rpn'os .p,' ~
ills a"sessa9ys i'p laAnus. the eo1'-
tost was fought under what arc
Known rs the London prlze-rlug
rulps. ,vhicl, ndmit or ,lfriy srcon,is rest h..
t,""n,, na",, rom,,t, 1,"ra II s,a,,;n,a,' ~
!"'Gn e.St iuaaM. ~. !,lt.s hia s'senen y.
tAo brutality: LII tno thlTn 1'nhtl. ITO sooner
, 1881-12-02

n&.,H
sptstas o'patsa to Tas t"fsaso 7ftoaHs'
NEw i0ilK. Dec. 1.-1snnors OF II speedy
settlement OF tho trunk-lEne ra!iroad war
i""tlv ovor efnn, tt,a str,,1ria l,auou tro.ln,.
IN nssnr,,o,, ,o. ,'n1 ,uit,, ,,rnnt "n,ttIo,..,
,iat sott,.,ant ,S"a ~, 10 not,,t ~ rn;,,,,
s"I ae..'esns Wa ". .,aa ta.s po. 49, ns,..
male; that nlect1ng OF otltcefs OF tue iehil-
sylyantn and the New York Central Rail-
roa.ls was> III progress. and that an alntcable
a,limstnnnt NJ Tia di1jculties hu,I lncr,
""1ustnHt " wv ,rs s"'s.sa .'".s "se'. w..
practically roncEot!. 10 tnese reports tne
presence In Nuw York Of President Roberts
a"a coE Gassa'' Man, e. e as.
r. W"iI stra'st ,uart io n1nc., grcn ct'.'ii.
nnso ~ T., the r:s,rs. hit infer III tGe tfv.
,v., ,,rioua ~ n" Storis Exnhnt,rt. l"9n 4.
ra'n p,ys N ,yx ~ sni @ iaI le ,,"@nfintons n,i
t"ii.,, tIrnmv mH " M,,,t thn sa,,,r,' timt, nm n
.',,s,'r .,v,s si,at ti;t"e"' ''@~ 'o s'''N
4"'nu1 s.'at ,,,., ,,,,,n.,.
MR. FASFEnn!Hr "ah aHHlous.f lia'
was set atlnnt. y was s;'Itt ttat ~ t1Att aNt-
, 1881-12-02
Lorillard's Proposal to Organize a
Company to Build Luxur1.
ous Steamships.
L SWfnd1lnE New Jersey Bank President
mud Five Directors 10 10
Scntencc;t Totiay.
4 Canadian Bank Cashier Embozzles
$4,000 and skips +.
Out.
ULTaIAN-AIEYER.


I*E suir TELLS Ills srDtsr.
spfttat Dhpateh to The Cnteaoo Tribune.
NEW Yui.K, dec. l.-1li the large audience
which crowttesl tho United State Ctrcuir
Court this ,aosning when tho trlnl Of tho
uttna,.Ateycr breucll-0f-pron,isu suit was
resumed, were numerous spectators nj tho
" saul't Of i'osen" stripe. Hebrew residents
were strongly lii the majority III tic gather
Ing, and listened with great interest tn tho
evidence Il, this case, which Ii agitattng u,ir
Jewish society. 11,e plaintiff, anil tho de-
Defendants sister lsosine, who caused the
brealsing ap vt the l,litcll, were dressed al-
nost precisely alike. eacl. having OH dark
greer close-ttttng suits ntul inunty feathered
ttr6ans. Miss Ull,IHln sat with her sytnpa-
tllIzlng Indy friends md relatives
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY RI, THE ACCUSED,
who occupied Il SUIT besdn Ills counsel, occn-
slonnl'y taking notes al,l making suggestions
rs tic triul Ut the cnso proceeded. Before
hin, were nrranged n lll.tss ut inttcrs, pre-
snn,ab|y those uf plainlitf to him. ready TO
be used rs evidence ln his dcfense. Atr.
Edward lsapl[O. counsel r>r Meyer, snil lle
wnuld produce facts which would tl,row nj,
entirely different light oil this case. Miss
Utlma,'s eIturucter was beyond reproacIl,
antl Mr.. Meyer l,atl 1leypr contemplated
morals ~, the part of tho plaEnslA. While
MEYER MAY HAVE HEN i1Asry,
lie sail he l,nlt never played thu 1srt Of q
scouilslrel. A[r. lsnpnlio tiIcn called lis his
first witness tic defendant himself. After
thr0ugli with, Ile said that lust slnimcr lie
ullniuiL UhehyeniiIg tln nslted her tho 1lall1
nf n young liinIi whom ,le hRd hrurtl WIS III
tle habit &c calling on her. "Ohr' sl'u re-
'1 pIs "9e W,od Is ns,p ny ee9rsn'n s f., so,;ng yns
tha t!'s cn|iea H." slio Nes snt,l TUT ~ every %
linio lle called OH llur l,U Invited iur to par
tAku OF crenin. liz was enR1lged to her, but
dlllIt think 1t hest tlleIetu
MAKE TIFF ENGAGEMENT PUBLIC.
While le WIS IN New. rnrk Inst fill l,o met
lila UllMah yvas Il very nice girl to ave f.tn
a!Ml his frioii,l frankiY tnid Him tiat Alisss
u!l1na's conduct WIZ not wiat It should be,
I,er gentlemen acauafntanccs. md hast
n m!tat; WItness .asEet Sl!ss Ullmaa 1t
wl'at time s!lc fell n love wttl, him., She r.
you. My mother told 1ne you were goua
catch and tu gu for yu,'.
I WENT Fur You
! md llayo won you." i1a thought tue remark
straI!go o.,e, but being In lovo le lat ~ pass.
ieryiew viii, l,la, when tte engagement was
broken u!f. Tn that occasion lIt s,celtsGa Ills
ntfiaMceA ut improper treatment OF hts sister.
| Shp acknowledged tllB trutll af tic cllNrgt,,
and, utter mutnnl recrl,ntMttons. tllu wlt,'ess
| tempted tn lnaye tlie house, but was nstnll-
! isEe'l to find tho front sloor. lockod. lie
henrA Mrs. ullitlnH whisper that "Hl.e llls.t
autographed for htta," an4 l.e bulfoylns tint
/ xk1 Mr. 1fIinnn tFEu II mi
, 1881-12-02
NOTES..
1IT4NINE.
Special Di1pdteh to Tbs Chicago 1Ftbuns.

Special Dt1pdteh to Tbs Chicago TFtbuns.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Dee. 1.-Sccrctary
BLAZING will leave the Department Of Stnta III
Thursday the l5tli Of Dece,n6cr, d fortnight
FROM .otsay. llewill previously Givu Il f1rc-
well dinner to tho Diplomatic Corps ut the
Arlington llntei. Ills SUCCESSOR will DO ex-
Senator Frr!incluysei. whose WIFI n1Nl
daughters were greut fayorits III Washington
society during their ntn0 years residences
here whilu llo wns Senator.
THE ossAW..rOMlis CLu1s
w!ll layo Its annual dinner tomorrow, tho
anniversary Of john Drnw1l's death. 1t Is
tFup'sett 10 ercct statue Of Johl. brown iii
hao ot thu public reservations which bortlcr
lhnlisylvan!a avenue, nilu estimates 0f tho
cost Will be presented tuinorrow ut tho dill.
Ger.
CltlAI:s AT MILWAUKEE,.
The Collector VI InternAl lleyenuo Mt the
foFt ot> Milwaukee, IN Il report tO Cnnttltls~
s'o'er lsaunI, says Tint tho revenue collections
from Ills district for tliis month will shnw a
.asFe falling of, owlng to t!lo strike among
me c!garMakers.
1.lF,.-s..VI:Iss.
To the lfts<rt Annotated Tffts.
:, WASHINGTON, u. e., Dee. 1.-rho Snper-
nlte'heht Ut the l1tt-suylng service, III Ills
sa'''!al report. snys. that ut the c!ose Of the
h>eai yeRr lhe seryifc Included lsy stations
=" Wy 1ile Atln1tle, III Oil th9 lhkc8, and U oil
tie Pacific. Thu number Of casualties OIL
me AtlaNsic eoast within tho scopo Ut tho
1st'!ee WAS l5l, Oil thu lakes 0i, nl,ts utl the
rSa m'ae u INC number Ut porsons lost was ~.
;n aae number brought asiloro by life-sav-
aas NY appltshces Aos. and succor Afforded
teypntv.o,,'I. ' "'".!o''s. o''o ,''o,M @ a.l''
, 1881-12-02
NEW JERSEY JUSTICE.
HwlSnilSu HANK NFFIGElss 70 III SEN


Special ntspdteh 10 7'he Ehteneo Trtbuns.
NEW YUtK, Dcc. f.-Afr+ .I0lnl Ilniltnr.1,
nty President of Tic ATEcIla,,lea' nilt Labor
Grs' Bank Of Jersey Ctty. and the five l)ircci.
otH WIN weru convicted with lin OH Dec. ~.
1870, of combining nnd co,,splring To de.
celye the ttcppsitors BY representing thnt thu
bank WIS solvent when they knew it was
not" will be sentenced tomorrow by Judge
t;arcttson at tho General Sessfo,is Cnnrt. 1t
Il expected Tint IInlllnrtl anu p0nulatl. tho
latter Dlrectur and also Hncrctury Ut TIL.
bulk, will be seht. to prisnu, and tho
others. will be tinetl The penalty
State Prism for not more tati tlla,l twu
ycnrs or 500 iint, or hntt. Mr. IIulllarti,
wlio ,hns been In the West, returned Inst
ADntlay. slitt IL rently tn receive his sentence.
lied alld l!er estate Is Thought to be WORTH