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A POSITIVEC CURE

Without medicine. ALLAN'S SOIuprv
INDICATED BOUGIES. Patented ~ ole -
1876. One boz WI ~
NO. Will cure any case In four days. or Las,
NO will cure the Ii ost obstinate case ', no
matter Of how long stsDding, Nv
NO nauseOus doses of cubebs, cotslpa or nj,
OF sandalwOod, that are certain to prodnce d y
persia by destroying the coatings Of ths
Price, 81 20. Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt Of price. " A''''ea
For Ither particulars send 70, circulsr@
r. U. Box ,5S3. j. c. ALLEN Co.
John street, New York, w.
Quick, safe and sure cure.
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Cattle.

AT tho stock-yards receipts of grass-fed m
unue to be in ADVANCE Of tho local demand.
During the week butchering cattle have been
In good request and steady for the better qu ali.
ties, while the common lots were slow sale at
slightly reduced prices.
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JEW ORLEANS.


Spots closed firm; middling lOS sales 1870.
GALVESTON
Galveston, June "a Receipts 557.
Market closed s.eady; midd ing 1873; Gales
200.
ST. LOUIS.
st Louis, juno 2i.-Market closed steady;
middling l0ss; receipts il3; shipments 3s4 /;
sales 3S3; stock IL 5ji
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, June %, l2l5 p m. - Cotton
quieter; uplands Q 3-l6; Orleans 6 la; sales
lO,t0 speculation aud export 1000; receipIs
$50; American 4,3C0; delivery uplands low
mid. ling class:
July and August @ 7-3l
August and ptember ...............,.,.,G0.3 2
september ind October ...............,.,.63-
October and November. ..,,.,,.,...,5Yg 70 ~
November and December. ...,.....,,57s
Futures duh and easier; sales for the week
$1,000; American ij, 800; specu,a ion and ex :
pert 1906 actual exp, 1T 500; imp ri bs,OOO,
American 5000; stock So ,SrNi AM ricnp 81, 200;
shoat 2l,b0O; Ameficao 1906 "; short clear mid
dies, A 90.
3pm.- Sales Of American s, 500.
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SoLs-LKATHRR vAh-No. 3S@39;no 36@37,
HEMLoCk Best buffalo slaughter. 3tG 81;
good 2S; do good No. ., 70; good DANCED %
OAK HARNESS iRArHKR-No. l. 3sc do 80.
HEMLocK-prime, 81; do good So; do No 2, 81.
FRENCH CALFSKIN-Sl.2 10 to $3.50; ac-
cording 10 quality.
PnILApELrnIA CALFsKIY-No. ISL 10 to 81 .15
do No - 81 ~ to s. 10,
PHILADELPHIA kIPs-No /. 9lc. to sl.0o,
cord ny to weight.
suEKP sKIN--Topping xxxx per dozen slO.5
Innings white Sg'C0,
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Fruit snd Nuts.

We make the following quotations:
OnANaRs- Sicily, nominal; per box, &c cog
7 o..
LEMoNs-sicily per box, &c 0o@7 90; very
duh.
lOa-; MI erts, 10, English Walnut
none; ohestnuts, imported, 90 italian
%; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6M; cocoanuts
per hundred IS 30.
FIGs-In rs Id boxes, per Id, 10.
POP CoRN-Prize packages, per half gross,
81 Is.
RAIsINs-London layer, new, per box, % 20;
layer, new, per box, 81 20.
BANANAs-Per bunch, nominal at 80
c. PoTArc Es-Old per bu, Nominal; new
SO 00l4 90 per ba rel.
!1OATRs-In trails, per lib, &c.
CUkRAHTs--71aGS1<c..
PRUNEs-9c.
PECANs- Per Id, Z retail; per bushel, loose
81, So Is to 81 25; sacked 81 80, So Is.
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Buggtes. Spring wag ns, Etc

SuAtTo.-t4WtH i polls, " Q 10.
BUGGiRs. --trsde b, end spring, top, 5000
800; ditto. open, s;OSssO; ditto, side spring,
top, $1,000 sl3a; ditto, side bar, slt0GelSb;
spring, tliO@SlOO; ditto, phae'ons sl5O@s2OO.
jump seat buSpies, sli5@S250; platform
springs, sllO@sl9O; three spiins wagons, 5000
gll5,
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illustrated Ma sia,e Giit,c. aCl no..
'u' q" o'na'ng' ~ cents, same Il, paper
;overs, p CTS. Manhood, 10 GEMS, Momsr
TODD, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 3 cents-secp,,,.
sealed by mail. Send money or postso.
stamps Dr. WHITTIER, the great spec,ans,
"T - Charles Street ST, Ions. Mo
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BAcoH-Long clear sidcs 1919; short clear
lOi. Breakfast bacon lohc.
OnY SklT-lOng clear sidee, 81; short
clear l0A
HAMS Capvased II to l3n
LAnD-Tieree 'S;.half barrel, 49, pals to
10 pounds, l3h; . pounds, IA
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CoFFEE-Rlo common. l211S to l3I1a; fair, IA tc
ltM; choice. I4I to l5li; Laguayra, l6H to 49,
Java, 2St@30c.
TRAs--ImperiGl, i5@e5c; Young Hyson
40@G0; Oolong, ls6b8ac' Japan, o0EtSC
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0.2MAT aILlxT-We quote 81 so per busheI
Garden, 5ots. per paper retail. Wholesale
IN to cents per paper.
Cotton AT the Oh sill, S6 per ton,
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v,s,or No,.a. IN =, Sccleiy, Dimness Of
passing unobserved In the urine, and and" ~, LUG
other diseases that lead to insanity and desths
The Mecical Gentlemen Connected WIN ~.
hesitation ere graduates of the beat Coileu me
arge experience In these troubles. anH ne9
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Dol All pdl
or a case Of this kind the VITAL RESTnnpsss
TIVE (nnd-r their special advice and trsst.
nenH VIII, noI cure. or for anything impure
Diseases successfully without mere " t nMe
ULTATlON FREE: Thorough 6, iinstion
and advice. including analysis of urine ~.
frice OF VITAL REsTORATfvE s. bottle 1 .,
dress upon receipt Of price, u. O. II " sso a9.
from observation and In private name 'ii If Sa
sired by English Medical Institute. No No no
olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postot,ias:
Wholesale Agents Williams. Tou,ver
Walker. Dallas, Texas, -0"'ef
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Drugs,

Asplendld trade wns done this week In the
drug line. The market has been very quiet,
no changes having occurred except In quinine
which ruled we. kr.
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The Great English Remedy

Is t a never falling Cure
wrha Nervous debility,
slein atoirfoes, iGsSI,
N AM COD, iD,o,U,,nt
g! iD.iafis, aIdI I1
The terrible eflec,s O.. ~
sell SELL. AAbuse, youthful II
I wSa.,esos and excuses Of
i9es OF Memory, Las -
,itud de, No & turns
Emission, Aversion n,
SI.ntntNY - VA
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Following Is the statistical position of SUI

June ~, 1881, Decrease Ia stock compared
with last year i5,t46 tons. Changes Of III,
week, compar Il with previous week, are
BLOCKS liner. ased 1886 10 s. Receipts 5,pi9 tons
less. Distributions SGi7 tons less, Stock In
Iour ports Janua VI 1881, 1893 tons, pgal. 81
o3,55S same time last year.
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Presentation Free

prescriptions Free
For the rpeedy turs Of srermaiorrhus, SEX
nal Debility and rmpotercy, most Druggists
nhve NE medicines. We wish 10 stop this
Curative institute. ST. Ohari,s a., between
osh and TIL, ~. Louis, No.
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BUtter and EGGS,
Coal and Wood.

Eaas-s@'0 CITE psr dozen
DEMONSTRATION scarce and nominal
Texas IL to l2hc,
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Dallnn Wool Market,


Fine, %; medium, %; heavy, zoe. Blat
barry and dirty, 8 to 10 cents OF.
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irg plants. Since June the weather. as re-
ported by te,egIa, h, has been favorable: and
In cons equence the outlook is, on the whole,
encouraging In the Atlantic states aud hill
lar de generally the condition Of the crop IL
good.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Cotton statement for the week ending June
"a, 1eSl.
Stock on hand Sept list, 22O
R: ceived this week so
- previously 1910
since Sept. list A 10
Total A, 335
shippe this week go
- previously Al ,W5
90 since Sept. LIST AZ l4S
stock on hand 2,ls6
ordinary. "a
GOOu Ordinary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''.'''''''
Low midding. Observation-Disclosures. ga
htuul1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On
d0Od MiudllnR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. '''iu
hIuuiluS iaH
thr. ''''''''''ii|,
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C0nl and Wood.
CoAL-lndian Motion, " ~ per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoKR-50 cents per barrel.
W0oD-Oak, hickoryana ash Sac0to 3 80 peI
cord. Sawed stove wood Ia retailing al me
rates Of ~ 80 to 90 per cord.
OHARCOAL-GS oepta per barrel.
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2;iO p. m.-spots closed dull and easier; sales
8 p. Futures closed barely steady

Consolidated net receipts 49, 900.
Exports to Great Britain 9, $50.
France 320
Continent none.
Channel none.
Stock $40 555.
NEW ORLEANS.
GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH CO,
Commercial News Department
New Orleans, June "a .-Hpots opened firm;
a
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LuSob vi " " W % w pot COru.
CHARCoAL-6s oenta per barrel.
Wagon od.work.
sroKxs-FIom TO IN inch, per set, XXX
select, %, Xxx, S2.76.
SAWED rnLLoIs--,x 20 ex, o. por set.
Hides.
hiDBs.Dry flint, II pounds and upwards, l2k To
l3cts; Dry hips, free OF grubs, 10 O., rr,ibb
kips lie; wet sailed, To-; green butcher
hides, bkc.: All damaged, wet or drv.
half pricei deer skins SOC. shccp skins from
25c .0b0c each.
Drugs.
crystals, 0Oc@S2 per lb, acid citric, $50 per 10,
acid sulphuric, So per ID, acid tartaric, b5c
per Id, alum, t95e per 10. Ammopla- carbo.
nate, 20c perlb, aasa oetida, SOC per 10; bnlsom
copalba, $50 per ID; borax, lsc per 10 blue
vitrl0l, 100 per Id, calomel, 100 per ID, caio.
mel (EDglish), 81 90 per lbj canrphor, refined,
$40 per lbi cinchontdia,s 81 90 per OF, chlOro.
FORM 20 -llbc per ID, chloral, hydrat b 7ScT2 %
per Id cream OF tartar, powder, asctoiO per 10,
gum opium, % 90 per Id, gum shellac, Zoe per
10; 81 lemon q 20 Per Id, bromide potass. BIC
per sbi q w icdide pctass. % Upper ~, tP
WI, quinine, sulphAte,t9 10 per ozi. Seed
carawayi 100 per ID; s.nna, asc per ID, Alexo,
700 Per 10. etrychnine. crystals, q 90 per o 4
sugar lead, 20 per lby houi sulphur. SHSsI
pex lbI Dalts splom, $3.50 per II,
, 1881-08-30

ritz cst'ftsK ~ 4 Eivl:fs htockEp tr.
tt,Srty, AtIg. 20 IL dispatch frmn f'rncya
,e'r" ,'s r.,"" !" i' frn" % n" % ,,n,in,aIu .tiy ut
nus ,a.I" ,,n,,,,,.. .,,,J ,,I,,n,,,ut ,,u
tic eot,xo nf thu Isiscr .lh't1t M t'neitt III
'''' s,,Ii,u,,y sYl, AyuI;u,
P: ,,,.v.r swv .N,-'rln President of The
Swiss toliledetnttotlt III secestIE uHtteu
States Minister Crnmer, expressed tl1e. sorrow
md anger OF Switzerland Ut the act wllfc!,
l,ro,,al,t l,resttler,t fairfield to tho brink of
tic tol1O' III" a'' e'''ies' 'iope A'A '''' ~
coycry. ,,...... ...............
THE ST. GOT1(Altp TUNNEL. rAit FROM con-.
, 1881-08-30
rERRoR's REIGN IN TEXAS.
Ar Important Meeting i'll Relation 10
tile Su ubicct ut Ildnston-'fle Ontragc"
t,poM Negroes tat 0tunEc.

Au Important Meeting i'll Relation to
tile subject ut Ildmston-.rile outrage"
tjpoM Negroes ht Orange.
I3ist.,ttA n Gtote~ Democrat.
ltorsroy, TcS,, Aug. 45.-A nieetlng OF 800
Of tie leading co!ored people Ut Galveston
Yesterday, MID which called attention to the
bloply outrnges perpetratetl nh NeKrae3 at
Orange tjy nj, ur1llctl lltb ut wlltto citizens.
atltl dpnouncing t1oy. Roberts atul tho State
Government for declining tn Interfere. llas
arouseea still higher legreu ot public inter
est In tile inte wholesale lynclitng III tl1is
Stale The Galveston !Scfus Is the leading
1,aper In Texns, anti sGyeral tlays a9o called
upo,a the Statu Government to Interfere anu
ston thts,lrradflll slaughter Of llnitinn beings,
via were utterly helpless In tina hands OF q
,,oh; bit toy. Roberts l!,s reinfineil utterly
arc ise tint for SIX Years 70 fcn.! llas ox-
o,e % composed of citizens ot tug iowt, ni'tl r.
yNt,nR HI,ito neil, md the 0tler nI lhan.
tise surrounding Countrywide i1nrrises aiNl
0tilers. Charles Dc!ano, the alleged leader
ai,d ,aarricr Into the ilarris family s, llS lsn
ere, called by tho rtixe1ls of Orange lliS Gnng.
inclutle, hes1de Ills .k!nslncr1, solae eight Of
| taN negroes, two nf tlieI't tlnilee no9cll al14
SUN ax. lanlattoes a1'd rglssa lasa s0hg tia Ua
|
Vicinity, As stute.l III, the dispntrIl. hnt,
Snxo, wns lung III Wednesdays rlnt OF l'st
week, alMI Ills bruther SnsM was SHOT .ioasl by
n mob inst Sunday night. ,l.ntterly Charies
i)slano Was regarded aa the leader .of, tl,qq
Sayo1l, or legr1. pnrty, and hlnrlil Mlcilnel
at tint Ut tho efllxeila. nn4 Tor niohtlta !'sr
| Il ,lIfsicMlly WINS expected; Al Roris o.
S,ss ,ly aSs 1sS a a4 t II @ Us S,GGS foGery ~ "
lns nIasks afD'iae i'e,, ""anii ani fort tlMe aFo
cItlze,,s' iii W Wpurty only wattel for i el'ance at
,heir tI,pUuul,ts, aipi gut It, hut ttl the ttat
last wtak, wllei, Sheriff Michael wns hllott y
| llna not bern established. rs stated py
Silchatl's pnrty, tl1at tl!e SAs9'! nnrty wefe 8,
tho !rst to ra nn lllli, " that taese Wms "
'''s''h 96a Shsrl q hettsss Is sIaiat, Ni Mrs. Bs
s.,.o, eH Wl,ou, SUN saxon, charged with
Hiring l,inl for $50 to burn the town.
ei,u1's. WIT, @ l,er rein tscs 10 stir rp iuoys:
Mc,it fur revenge tn c'.se her li!shAilA ~
hung, rs llas beel Threatened Ny inu s$l'Gil.
urs. 1t IL. not bulleyed the friends u ~ ~
Saxotls w!ll lbt tho n.atteG rest, pns tan ae "
ilny clln,igu Into q reign Qf ASSASSINATION
nsaro urlsousrs tnken from Tic urnngt
'iafi on Sunday niH!!t. sny II wqs in0st
t,nrrlble and Genstly. Ille cries u the lto0i
wrctclcs Wcre p!t!{ul MS they ctnnE TO Ms M
li,,ets III tic 0lllegrs for protection, IN. uaS
fnre ot Il h,nb of, thirty nit'1., bAt they WeIe M
snt down llko !logs. otn'Ge I G II ' a"w humt eu,
,,1lV uegrt, aud shut four othcr. to :!eall
w{tlntit d splAb!nllce Ut; a trial, nelnlln''
friends assert llo Ind luillng to !n Will IN
ritn6 the negroes tn tlrp ut Sllc5!tt Ntellhe!.
, 1881-08-30
ST0RRs on ARTHUR.
r...t.f lif.n1fEh In I'M i.hicun0 1fihdflE.

Epk*H& uNpsIeh ~ +He [aN09" At""''Es
SARATOGA, n, r., Aug. "a co''yersa'
.!on with Emery 4. Storrs, although held ~
foro thu last terllbls change occurred III 'io
Presidents condition, Is nf Interest ut tIl!s
ti1tlp, A[r. Sturrs WIS asketl as to tho sas'ti'
,uent of tho West regastlsng tito Vlce'1res1'
dent. ..,-.:.,. A.,
"Oen. Arthur ~ llpt much known III tl.a
West" sud Mr. Storrs, "altsl ule 1eSi!nx hs
our scct!ol, Of tho country at tho a!lae tile
President was slot, anil wten twas Thought
l,u would tlIp 1t otcc, was onb Of nppfelleil'
sion iur si,o political future. slnae then tho
lensilnE nul, Of tho West llnve been
ut ualus to Inquire as to tho Vlco-l'Eeatdeaes
+ qualifications, lmblss, aud associations, aY't
tho Hr,iuyu! bU!lct nuw prevails Tint no Is .
cnl,ablp, fatr, mud .'arfuot!y. llonest lnan, !
have probably known tue vtce-Pres!tte'it "a
intimately Al any uthet ,Wcatet1. ana!'. and
! regard him ~. a nias. Ut re"
euliar executive, ability. a ,Roo4 oraah'sar'
AZ EXcEl.tESr lul,nk Or MEN,
aud possessed Ut tho struness, tact, and coartos5
necessary 10 contsol thc1u. Of eonsss ~ u
an ,.nthanktut task tn speculate On taa
death Ut the Fsea!aent. Anu
haze NJ. douv 10 publicly besors
, 1881-08-30
PRODUCE.

LAID THE CHIEF ATTRACTION
6ptefat Utpoteh to 11s Cttta1o Tribune.
NEW Yonk, Aug. :.0.--Tle chief attraction
this morning was The lard market, which
wns attacked by tile eliunu early IN the day
through tic delivery Of *, ,0o0t1erccs 9cpte'n.
ber la,tl, MS Ind been threatened for I, month
1,,at, and has been Il bugbearover tile market
evcff stnru. Asa result, l1oweyer, the market
did mt 10 down us expected, but stoMl up
with exceptional Iir,r,,less, yielding only ~
ol5 ccnts, When II would ,,snnlly have broke'.
Ii tu - cents. The rc:Asull WAS that large
norton If this enormous amount was tAken
calp Ut by tho parties to WliDtl
1r WAS DELIVERED
lnsteaa Of coming i,acls MI tho market; rs ex.
t,ccttAi Dt tllb ciftlttt!t although St0ho gets
E0t,tl pnrt Of tile b.llni,cs 1I0tetl below to
tbs ipss tot n9ts IT, treS Tue 5 S5py'S y
Il, reliuars, It Is sAll ttostty to Wilcox u Co.,
WIN tooK theirs iii In; l9,6o to l5,oaO t'rfces
to Past, which he took III ngnln5t 0ctol!er
sold: ;,.u00 ttprccs herR to At!n0lir, l'l4liktn-
tuIl IL Co. direct, and 5,0J0 tltrees tu Nnrtl,
F0stcr Il Co., supposed to be for litnl. Ut
this QTnUtiltt,
Fottry THOUSAND T1EltcEs
were started through Tll0rp's Office by Stobo,
M tho former Ii slid to llnvt leun Nctiug AZ
| tiie lnttcr's broker Of lnte, Though some be-
lttvt that II Is really fur Armour. whose t1ll-
1ect seems Il, l}t to keep li4 latlfl perfectly
tnlrf cover until 1t. lins tho deal IT., sinpe Z!
show II, wtien Ait he Will have to do IL to let
thu hoys kn0w l'e Gt't'troIs IT,, tau tflo lnaf'
| kct Will 20 lip t,ii the demand nf The s'lnrts,
wll0, ~ tjsttn. lutnsea 10 cover to-day nh II
.iecllnl,,g market, III ths hops TINT II Will &c
| lower.
, 1881-08-30

=
AcrDEyr ro A tovf, ISLAND snrSn STEAMER
Nrw Yonx, Aug. eo.-.'rho Steamboat
stalu of Nnw fotk, plying between Eiart-
fot,i aid Srw York, whfc! lcf! Hartford nj
o'ctnk Sunday aftarlH,''. struck on Il rttlt
,,ear Gouhspce,t'a Landing. half way between
!3aybrnuk i'n!nl and Hartford. aimut d
o'clock Inst ,1tglit. She was Immediately
run ashore, atnl Inys there witt, fler stern
under w,tur. No pnnlc ens.scd, s,n& hu lives
we're fost. . '.
ANOTHER AtaDuSTt
Willie Tho Stair OF New York w's quietly
running ttoHh tic river slle 1lad tu curve anil
make way fur schooner. 1'lIe stern of her
bow cotItletl with Il rock, and water be9nn
10 pour In. The utmost confusion prevailed,
ns iH,tiy we're fiji their slate-rgUtls aud
emerged In their nlRllt-cl0thcs: Three per
sotls. 4 tnntl, mud Ills wlfo and child, Went
overheard Iii tho excitement.
tIt;r WEitE SAVED.
Tic water wns over tito lnnin deck III less
Tim t!yc lMtes In p1!.i,s ,srt, were s.arts
Ti y @ r % ccf' E' es sssFs xese Mts siyen nstf e @
iien to ftitt the steamer as!lOrcs id just as IT
reached the hank the water .qtluficl,rd ttl0
ijnG+. Atnust Mlt tho pRssrnEers OIL tHa
aulkcn boat Ilaye lost their baRgaKe. sornn 0t
It being submerged, and the rust left Or lost
iii tile rnnfrsEhsi.. Tile bhggage-rootn Is co'll-
piptgIy hinder wafer. ..
AnaAaEMAsrrn nr,ot*St:n.
Onc man lost his life t,y the slEsaster to Inc
sten'ner Stute q Nvw Hork ast niKl1t;;
in tiu TITLES cabin where lte hau go''e jNs1
before tho ycsse! was behc'ied tn :SGe II tle
occupants 1tad I'LL been taken Out. Tile PROP
| ertY luss IL Si0,0o0.
, 1881-08-30
TUN1a..

ruy1s,, Aug. al--At the urgent request Of
Inc inhabitants OF Si,sn the French have de-
ctted to occupy Tint tdwi,.
Tfi'iils. ...
A dispatch fran N0Ictta says: Sickness Is
Increasing In tic French camps, al,tl an out-
break Of oii ebluci,l1o ut typllas Is feared.
.7; Twt, MAi.ri:st: MEx. 80
'rux1a, Ang: :.0.-'rwo uore Maltese have
leHu n,irtletrd hy Arabs, one itear Haghuhll
n,ul the other Mt NfatHr.
THE ArAHs HAVE ATTac1zEn THE FRENCH
,,rar Xugh0un, but 1lD details Ut the enco1l1."
ter Titus fur llavn l,rdm received here.
, 1881-08-30

49,.
nu' ,no an, upp.s.s 'nr ~ s.s,s.s .t.tvs
.hn,Ia .hn 1'' io,t ,ha m .tu.tion .oasrrIr In the
e"ss 'e" s,.., 80" rnor nrnr.sys1y .s.a,tld !
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sns,t .s,neo,. mn,nr3tv ana pna fnttotetf
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~ ~ s' - ',s. .na,, .h,t ttsssoohu,sf,s and
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,a,,.,s a,,, ~ .noror mr. nnrnoc chcij fhs ea,t-
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e.,a..,an ~ ~ n,ur.n over,, rtlnnr won,d ma "a
hars0A' hara ''''eo
law 1rs owy ro,yyswAy PRESIDENT.
nu+ tbn wse, fccIs M icojot.v of thn East. and
m ssctnn ns tho co,,ntTv hos broader Eational
,.iowss -,
- ~. m, tim ,v,.t c,nroro,,s tn hava tina
sooro,nr,. ~ tha rrnas,,rv whcn II nIrcndg had
~ rrnsi,tnntT.
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or,, ,rnxncnt IN Tint ,tIrccti,,. ,lther aftcr the.
Iinrn, ~ r,nrncI1 clcn,ion. nthsr thnn a por-
s,,,;o, nne' i, ,xas ,,o question of venue.
f,,, rnr o,,e If M observation-disclosures ana frtenlshp,
I,rsl,,e.' If tho we,. lid 1emand tts Treasury
nnna r,,nc,t Tho foct that il was aottatlcd With
| shnrunu md WIn,fon shows IL wua sotnd
| rn tha ,unner orrshrn. Nn nrnmInent
;r"nor or unIi,tc,an IN lin wcst asked
rnr a mi .mnncy rcnrcsenfattvc In tha fahirnt.
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! thnn wIndom, ami h;s nnnunrItv ernva nut Of
| hIs nollny.
| +,,r ,r,:,r ,.u un,trr,uxn np a,,uar ycr
, 1881-08-30

Tho judgment which resurrcctcd "Fazs0"
from IL conRen1nI tomb fur the purpose Of In.
trnlncing Mtss iienrlctta Vadcts to thu ChtcnFo
public as q stnr cannot he commended. Miss
vadets IL apparently capable Of better work
thnn aba was permitted lust i,trht to tln: and
might appear to Rrcatct alsantasc under III.
yornblo circumstances. Tho turrid and atlltesl
slauk verse Of I}ean tlllrnnli nre heavy font to
carry without tito ndtlcl tnc0nvenienues - hot
WGAttur. d company Of tatl acturt. md I'LL tue
trDuIutiuns Of IL first night. Mlss ynders las
a xootl stngc figure. She IA intclli9ent,
animated. ard vigorous: Whether she has III.
Ster qualities essential to 81 success II he ,rn, 0
tie performance Of last night to shy. MISS
vader. will ronan er fur 2ne ), wsakt e. nppsArc
nuIito viii bnYg a1pio opportunity N Judge OF
her netting III IcatlfnH parts. and to eurrnct e..
rnncols Impressions, II my fnrr been inflnta. oy
n mere varcfnl comparison Or merits ana Io'
fccts in various relations. To. night Mtss En,
tlers VIII appear In che new ps9y entitled asd
nuyer bcloru presented In this country.
, 1881-08-30

IUIST lJCtl1FNFlUNs IT :.
LONDON, Aug. M.-A tstspnicl from Al.
cxan,ltlu snyA lsnx l'nshn llas Just dismissed
the A.t.tistpr If Public Works. 'rlta disHl!ssa!
Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Is cSprctetl
daily, Tlp new Minister nf War, who Is MI
put;nlar With the ttonps. Ia eSrl:ctrd to nj
iciifH tllett ,a!slaillnient. ttts believed tile
visit jt sir 1oiis Atatet III ,CoMstanttnoplc Is
to nrra,,ge for loint occupation Of Egspt ny
England; Frinct, drla 'f,ittty. 1etI|!tg the
Iisbul1tlutpl,t OF Tie irohtlS.