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4 coLoRED WoNAY rlKEs lRsEAIc.

Sarah Thompson, colorgd, seventeen years
Old auudre- at No. l42 Ea,, Twenty secOud-st, at
tempted 10 commit suicide yesterday afternoon BY
swallowing quantity 81 laudauum she WIS removed
70 Bellevue Hospital after cInrtc had been adnis-
tered, Hu ~ b. -I that sine will recover Sue Gays iAht
her husband h1s matroat her QUA made her lie mhtr
able, and cOIseq ueaiy s. bad desire 20 live longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

Mr.. Mccullough, WHO entered, last uighl. on the
Third week Of his engagement at tho Filth Avenue
Theatre, has gwen since November Ii thirteen
representations of pUgiHiWs, and two of In7omar
His engagement here viii close Christmas eve
Tonight he plays Richard III. On Saturday AT
the matinee, " Ingomar" viii be repeated sparta
GUS is in preparation.
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THE EARNINGS OF TWO LINES.

ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-The Buffalo, New-York
and Philadelphia Railroad Company reports Total
earnings for the year. SLEIGH O2 charges against
earnings. $780, 1866 u.
T.e Waikiki Valley Railroad Company reports: Total
earnings, $IC3,577 is charges against earnings,
slIl.TOO %
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BUBGL1RS SIElLMG TELVLTS.

Burglars last evening broke into the rear
part OF Frazer Cormett s. Co.'S store. dr. gcoI7 dealers
No G5J BToadst, Newark, and stoIo H aId 'cycts
valued 81 l.-DD1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

List valse caprice No 6 and LISTS tarantclle
'Venezia NapOli" and Miss Hattie Scheil VIII sing
" Al fors lui and Eckerts Swiss Echo song"
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KILLED IN 4 STONE CURRY.

RoNDoUT, n. Y, Nov. 2S.-John Booths
stone quarry nj Wilbur caycd in this morning. The
foreman, Edward Kearney, and Michael Gilhem were
killed John Cassidy and Sandy Phaen were seriously
Injured.
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ArTIcLTs OF INCORPORATION FILED.

ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-The Syracuse and Onta
rio Railroad Company filed articles OF incorporation to-
day. Capital, 100000 Length Of road twenty three
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Christmas gifts of gold shond polished with
ELECTRO-SLICCN. Remember ELECTRO-SILlCOS.
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MARRIED.

BAYLIES-CAMpBELL- On Tuesday, November %. by Ia.
Rev Julian H. Smyth at the resistance Of The brides faihor
j. X Smyth Of this city Dr. Bradford lie y. Baylies Of
Astoria, J.. l., 10 Mrs Ida Campbell.
HULL-WEsT-Att tho residence Of the brides mother 800
Grteneive, BROOKLYN y. Y, GA Thursday November "a,
1881, by the Rev David r. Frazer MyrOn A. HUI Of
bury Conn, to May q. West, daughter Of the late William
q, West
AU notices Of Marriages must be iadorsel lcih J.li
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Ready This Morning.

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price lin wrappers ready for mIing i've cents per copy
ona eopy ave copies Slt ten copies aud
Satra SIS Postage ali Tree 10 the subscriber
THE TRIBUNE
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSFOy STOCKS
Boston, Monday, Nov. %. 1891.
Alex. YOlng's

Alex. YoGnss
BLUE GRASS
WnISKRY
LAIELs AND CASKS MARKED AID BRANDED
A. NC.
For sale by
ACKER, AEREALL { coNDT.
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Humiliation.

A. Kimbe G J. Cabus and East 10Th ST. Now.York. beg
inform their patrons and tho pull &c in general that owing
10 the approaching dissolution Of their partnership which
terminates the first day Of May 1852 they offer their
tire stock high ParOr, Library, Dningroom, Cham
Der Fancy Furniture at greatly reduced prices IN order
cosa the bsn.as tho rm BY The above menonul date.
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Lace CUrtGinsAn importers entire stock 20 be closed
out at less than the cot Of Importation. consisting OF tho
finest BRUSSELS swiss, Antique, Guipurc Madras Cabul aud
NelOur5 n cOlOrs 5HErPARD kNAPP Gthayc and l3JhsL
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The forslya malls fOc tss week 8ittig SATURDAY
December 3, ISL will close at this ohCs TT SDAY
Europe by steamship Wyoming. Sueehy-
town WEDN ESDAY at 10 A. for EHrOpe by a.
sip Gala via Queenstown France must
specially Addressed and at IL Tor France direct by
steamship st German, VIA HayTe; on TIT RSDAH aG
lO3Oa m, for Europe, steamship Republic via Queens
town sp0ndenee for Germany must be specially al
silesa via Hmburgi on SArU RDAH at an iOr I.urope
by steamship City OF Chester via queenstown co1csloh-
dence for Germany and scotland must be specially al.
dressed, and al II for Germany exc, D. steamship
Rhen, vic southampton and irsnen i2r
Great Britain European count must be siecly
addressed) D. Tor scotland direct Oy slc1silp
Uevona via Glasgow; ami az p Tor Btl2iuin uuecs
by steamship Waosand wa Antwerp The mails Ior New.
foundland close on TUESDAY AZ p m lhG mails Tor
Jamaica Savanilla etc, close OF MEDNEsDAf az a. M
The mails Tor Aspnwau and south Pacinc close on
sHTUKDAY at IOa. m The mail. Tor Mexico Via Sew
Orleans close on WEDNESDAY az $3.50 p M The mails for
Brazil and Argentine Republic close on iHUksDAY at
The mails CuDa West Indies and Mexico close on
N al 1;3O m. The mails for bermuda close
1ffTBSD{ ~ al 81 D. The malls for Newfoundland and
- pierr NiIqueon close TN ltSDAi at $50 Tho
,1sts for Porto Rico and Marleabo close FRIDAY at
II a m The mails Cuba and West Indies close SAT.
INN ~ AZ 1880 p. Tho mails for China Japan close
November 30, az $50 m. The mails for Australia &C
coSo HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post ONCE New.York, Nov 20, 1881
Pure Attorney Milk. In glass daily. HEALTH FOOD Co.,
~
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Buy holiday present without seeing Dr. SCOTS beam
tful Electric Hair and Flesh Brushes rhey always benefit
the we'll maryelOusly headaches neuralgia, dan.
drun falling hair badness, rheumatism, sc. Price refunded
If not as represented. At drug and fancy stores.
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Post once Notice.

CONGRESS wATEIl-Fhe purest and safest Of all cath,r
lie w.ters Avoid all coarse, irritating waters foreign
domestic hey impair the digestive organs and kdEeys
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Al fIfDy N % , NV MI tsHItIIts
Nos Si5 ami S47 Broadway between 18th and l4th ts
TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING. FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
HIGH CLASS MODERN PAINTINGS,
HIGH CLASS CHINESE AND JAPANESE ART,
, 1881-07-26

INTERNAL MACHINES. .
'o'poXoyAy HossA pIsCE.AIsls ANY c0NSEC'
TfOy WITH THEM.

In FEltN ALI MAC4AIN E9s
'O'DoX0yAN fossA plscLAIAs ANY coSSEc'
TiOy WITH THEM.
Special DtspateA sa IAt tAstaQo 1ttsuHt.
, NEw yoRK. JnA 1a-Tho report cabled
fran London that twelve, dynamite clock
work machines had beel. detected BY custoiI1-
Ilollsp officers lA ltYerpnQl. cpucenled II.
two barrels oE cement Bhippad OH two differ
cnt Steamships trum this port, a1sa that
iu sumo or tho barrels of explosives
that l,nvo been sl,lppe4 10 England Wero
btllleats benrlnE' O'Uonovan 4tussa's na1lle,
Ii not kansrally believed l.ere by Irish pa'
tripts, somp Ot whom think tho story Is
,uerely sensational, whlla 0tAets lelleya 1t to
be q hoax, Which will be fully shown to
be such. Mr, O'ponoyaIl Rossa says,
SO far us l,u Ia c0iic0Fnot. tlo
story ia eustrely {alsas lie had nut shipped any
dynamite machines, nor did he know of any o'ss
who haQ sont Any BY tho steamships so Liver"
pool Thostoey waa too ridiculous on lfs saeo tos
sensIble aud thoughtEt,l person e bseyo 3 t1T
ssrt 70 as 10 I'LL Into Ihp bands Ut auseolas Of
sIcGrsI klo an4 hia fri1nds khow ..--
THE CLOSE scnrTtSf ,,It:,a; ExEacisEp w THE
oyer a,l sinda OF shipments and would ho cor
sstg Ills such tpAoaIass would nQt ssosPe y.
TsstFeliop, uVen * U0Ace4la4 IN aAFkal q ea.
.saa as1a@ uliI.aetas bSatlnS biz asiaa With tpe
sSsb snSsssb,nss, when .tha vsry. fact th.t 30
enauvh 10 Ctsuss elo&s exsmtnstlon ot The eola,
tcats II lbs barrel o. oshsF psckaxof lie had
issuoI .ihous4nds OF oasoulafs relative R e
nno os mora Of these might havo
| bsea put Ia . basrel hY friend. without tne ,!
xaSs s,tS sS'sas paoaa a.' ss B. bad tAs4s
With the. 0onsont4 of " tha : barrel. =, Ao
would A9t dany thst ~ Acssg.A TX Y
i tiuInhnr st other Irlshulat+ HQulA ~ Aaythtug
iocqnylnec Alatsthao. -Ro1oles. and 1ha EAelk'ea
, 1881-07-26

- .AAta - 'siass
CHANCES OF TIL: LASH niIt. IN THE HOUSE
or 1.nnna.
~ enb'< 10 St's lark Herald.
.LosDox, July :as,.--!'ihe passage Of tic
t,aI,J bill through tl.D cotr,tnttteu stage this
,nnr1,thr nj t,nt;.n,st :rtoiock ,yns rrrctcd
'",nR '.,,,,! ~. ,'"np" uo.oeh wa s'se.eu
w.I1 W.. !, entnhslas1'e CHEERS oy snpportets u
tile Hoycr1lllseat aud general feeling Of re-
llef During It's progress through con,,nltr
tpc tlio bill was amended In Important pur-
,. us"is' " s',t tllo !sat!saus o! tI.sn ,. ae,'
pess. al'ti u ~ IL passed N anSthlne llka III
prt:selit shape by tie Lords 1t will confer
ot,nr,,ous benefits On tue agricultural cIasses
In ireland. 1'llourt, ,,ot N rcvofutfonnrv as
~, ,.. "us ~ . n.'... t.
M"s ~ astaanuea oy extreme La''a.i .eagnefs' J..
as r1dieal measure rs would have amy
Glance of sertous consideration by tito peers.
Even extreme members OF tho irish party
priyntrir ad,,it '' lint il IL nn.at
measure or reform. pfsE'ant Will happI'
ness atil prosperity for the tllstresstul isis.
Under the search!lg criticism of tie cuni-
NOUS tts sc0p9 llas beer, wldened consider
ab!Y and some Of Its greatest bl9ts removed;
a provision 1tQS been If1ft(lI In Tie A,ltetj1ru
, 1881-07-26

'> 0ENERAL Eg.EoT1Q3B 0RpRnEp."'.
LONDON, July 25,-Alarls correspondent
says tho Goyqrnmenth has suddenly concluded
to hold = general election Aug. 3l.. ~
The. parls correspondent of the Times, dls-
cussng tho probable hastelllnE OF tha general
election for, Deputies, says:." Dy llastet,ilig
tho elections ths Government fuitttls ths two
fold object of giving any posalble 'untowara
events In 'Afrlea little tine to .Qce4r to be
made capital Ut by its aaysfsaEtss, and OF 90.
talnlnY at IN early lato a ueWly.eiecsed
Chamber Id copditlon to, PURSUE, n tQnG:dated
policy without exposure to the tgitst!on anu
uncertainties at m approaching election"
-. +: ~. ITl.10ps Foll ArH1pAs IL ...''
j The movement OF troops through blHr-
'acllles continues steadily front all parts OF
France. > Ten thousand soldiers arrived tnefa
during the past eight days. r.: = =
~; -. ~ =. TnE MpNAI,cp}srs XAp. .
;, French clerical and Lsgltintst papers
bitterly, ,ptt9pk Gen. TeFtc,I Minister Of .Wnr,
,,oH aacallnt Of The severity Of puAlshlNsnt H.
:.llcte.l pn tbs military students at Saint oyr
In compelling them 10 aeFYe, ave years ~
scconti-c1ass soldiers for attending lassa On
tl,s Count do Ctal.bord's. birthday The
Republican papsra dstepd qea. pnFre, Anst
urge that similar measures be taken agalnat
Lagltimist of{lGar4 OF llkh rank who habit
uplly violate WarQeice instructions 80 !:
~ nouaH on, 0L1YlElk :,~,;. =
.:!Tha French Chamber Of pepueles has lia'
validated tae election vt Emile oltvles On ~
count of bribery, -. ::t..' 1AS!
The 0azssts ID Franco Of PATS fLegst!mtet
orFap) ACCUSES thp 0nyerl,lsnt Of Aessytns
tp 9st tha Spaeral sieeitals over With 20 q
| 70 ba able to sent 100, 900 mpn 70 Af1|ea IN
| IN fnkn ltAff -'+
, 1881-07-26

u)y IN ayttcnt supporter nf the Government,
ncgs tho Ministers To pause aud consider tho
damaging effects pf tl1eLr DECISION I'll public
opjuiop, II illctr IntsntIUjl tn hurry o'I clct:-
tio,ls Is persoyerc. IN, 1t suys, the people may
bu brought to ltleye tho croaktuRs of nlo
1azctte dc b'ranec.
uEHEttAh NnYEE.
will. characteristic tutdGsty. lna declined II,
aDiow Himself Ia be entertained Mt farewell
baltutet wiicl, VIVA In beeil g!set f'tln by the
A,nerlcai, colony Wednesday.
: 1yAzAtxE.
tho reporttllat Marsltai f,azaine fs ei'doayog-
lnE 10 ohtalA The persnls1lnl! Ut uo ffallcl'
Government II rotnrn to Frnhca fof Il t'ioltls
to c0iloet Legacy LETT lIlnl, l.aa nr'''la'ht
pcrfcct storm tf Indignation. 1t Is 'lnproba-
bic III the extreli1 ttiet iflo cx-1iAtsfaTs re-"
atlest will be acccdod IL,
IN THE E.;SArE, ....
tlurtpe (, discussion Of tho budget for the
forcfxi, Ministry, the i'Uule tic 1sroglle, Or
leantst, tnauirel Whether the Government
}ntont1r,t to atvanc0 III 1'upis, nfni ai9mnndea
tic Governments prnf,isp that, III thu uycnt
of graye complications nrtslnx. they Should
chter Into m engagement without cut'sstlt-
fitg Parliament. st. 11italro repllGas that tho
{1overIrnet,t had taboru.l to ,llatntain thu
I,oy's rower, and It was Will, that oblcct The
| bo,ubardu,eut Of Hfaxi WIS undertaken. Con.
,Iuut,le, st, tIiairo saId: We desire neither
conquest NOR annexation. The question
OF I>rlpoll was ralsad by tlnprudont relntfr
lic1sts, hit 10 not show yourselves less nmta'
blu tAan tho EaglIsl, Cabiuet who i.aye beer
reassllrod by our dac1eratt0na." Speaking oi
1.aty, lle sad tho passions excited by recen1
events had been appcn8ea.
Thu budget was taon adopted.
, 1881-07-26
ITEMS.

THE ELEVATED nAlt.ttoA1,a.
NEw YOisK, inly :5.-Iho Suw York Eles
vateu faaitroad Company to-,thy obtained
from Judge Wcstbro,'l;, III tho Supreme
Court a Temporary order tu sI,ow cuusa why
tle Manhattan 13allroad Company sllol.td
not turu overt tho puinttIa tho Third anl NInth
Avenue ItoAds. Tho Ustlrr Is rcturuabu Wtdngs-
day noxt.
CRrsfft:n TO DEATH. - '''
4 large pt1o Of humber fell fortnight In thu
lnmber. yHrd nf Drew & luck. Aild Peter tfaley
md William MorAn werp crushed to death.
1Oi,K TIE OATH or OFFICE.
jMIyo nuhertaun this nfsrrnoon took tho bAth
u 4t1lce 10 Collector vi this Ilua.
, 1881-07-26

9 Gntetat pknaleA Ia Ths Ehteaeo TstbaHs.
New YonE. Juty a5.-Nr. Elbrldgu 4. llob-
crts, a gentleman who wis widely known
among tho businessmen OF this city, died at
his sumner residence. near tied Bank, N. L..
sun,isy n,ornInx, Ut the nge of 90 ycass. 11o
cume 70 New York whom quito soun9 mud CT.
Rngod In tho lry.eooda busE1loas With h!s
brnthor, Ar. Chnrlcs II. Roberts. Having ar-
qured FORTUNE, sir. EtbrtdEr &. Ttvacrts re-
tired from tho mercantile !, trade 4pseral
years nyo, nn0 8iuce then he bus
tsrprtseB. lie was mnu Ut antlvc brnln and
Kreat GnHrgy, ani1 scyetnf corporainua: owe
tholr surccss III Hrt;lt measure IT, us efforts.
IT was nnly about lnuntf! bef1rg Ills death that
hr leased The hstsE nj itcn Dunk fur the piir,sa
q having tho fhfslty of his pt'y daughter. Airs.
Gnluaha ANDERSON, or Ghlcssp. with MIN.
, 1881-07-26
AT AIONAlt}UTII, ILL.

Etftfd1 UHp8Eeh 70 1Hs Chsta9o 7f11H"s.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, July ad.-Tho different F'ro
Departments turned out at O'Clock this moru.
lne ut M aIarm caused by tie purnltg Of tramo
hultdtuK which stooss on tho ooFnur Of the block
occupied by tho depot grounds. Tho building
was 1,kct1 some time ago for selling bcer. hut was
t1Qcc,ipIe4 until recUntly. It WAS sentcd yester-
day BY i man, who who ateo tg1t OUT llctnsO
from tho Coal,ni y soli oedrs Is aud i sxpectea 70
posed to 10 tho work Of persons opposed 10 lao
traffic In bpgr. There arc no reTu!Ar s4ionns
it il soiij by the gallon 4 tlEemaR tlumoA lsakar
naB badly burned by the Hcl1 from tho cacnlloHl
engine, No ilsurAilc0 TN thu builatuK.
, 1881-07-26

LONDON, July e5::---A QulttA d!spatcl. to
the Iqncs says Ayoob Kl,aa aeut q ,nesaago
to Ameer 'Ab1ArsahmaN's camp Inviting ue-
got!ations. a prominent Cltlof aud ardent
partisan Of the Ameer naat .iyoob Kitan's en-
yoy halt way, between tho cajupa to discuss
terms OF peaca. Tho Ameer retuliled q suts-
itet reply that tlo could listen tU no propost-
ton except at nesat, and ordered h3s Gc'aer-
aIs to advance Immediately mud attaok Lbs
cnatny. THE Ameer'a Genesaaa hettava Ayooh
Khun's messaRa was onlya pratoxt to ga!n
, 1881-07-26
Another Rival of the Western
Union About to Start into
Existence.
The Leading Produce Markets
"cornered" by the Big
Bulls.
Judge Robertson Takes the Oath Of
Office as Collector Of the
Customs
. DIR. HAMMOND.


apeeta, Dtspatth to me- Chttaea 7'tbune.
NEw YonK, July e5.-'rie opinion ex.
pressed by ex-Surgeon.tienevul William A.
lla,nmond Immediately utter tho shovtlnE Of
the President, that hts wound would prove
fatal, gives interest to Tint pisyslclan's pres
ent yiaw of the case. Dr. Hammond Bald
this evening: ........
ut certainly Is a great pity that tho 1'rest-
dent has not Ind tho best talent and ntreat-
tnnnt nvallnbo in tho country. DR.. lltiss IL
probably u very fair surgeon. but US 10 lsarncs
don't thluk ha has seen guMshut wotind since
tho Mexican War, and as to Woodward hu has
PROBABLY SEyEH BEEN ONE IN Ills LlFE.
Walc5 was tire best man they hhd, and hc was
dismissed BY n!tss.". ~ ,
''ln what rcspcct has tho treatment heou
wrunK2"
bu!Bt. whtul was tho very tlrsk thing thoy nuRht
to t1Aye tlot1t, aud thoy havo ntvpr tnatlg the
sllKhtest onicavor to extract Tho bullet, Thoy
hayo cviduntly been afraid TO front tho rres1.
t9ent R8 they sEUttA treat an pFdlnary IuAN, and
that Is all WtQnH."
, 1881-07-26

BERLIN, July .as.--paron .Yol Qeyso,. =
yonnE ofRcer Of much promise, has been shot
dta4 tn'a alel;Wlth a,,lrpthsr ofticeF... ~: -:
TWO svupxNTa on uBvEssaRs'.
fought q dial ..Witn pistols Thursday last,
uni one 1yas ,slo1taiiy wounded. -,
Two,BFANISM osv!qERs.
G1nHA1rAn. July aa-~A duel took place
Lost evening wlthin tbs Spanish lines hs'
tween two spanish otsieers,-a Captain alld q
Lieutenant. ''trha Uaptain wps killed and
the Lieutenant seriously wounded. ::
, 1881-07-26

apssta& DttpNtth 70 Tks Uk1faao 1ftott@s*
RICHMOND, Ind, July 25.-The largo church.
furnituro woska Of Ilaynes, Bpeucor Co.
burned Tonight. Loss, tS0,0m' partially In
sured iu tho Qnoan and Imperial Il Northern OF
London aud Western of Tor0s,to, a revolving
lesk otdered 9y President 0asltela Ter big prt.
yate use wa d9str1ye;l 1!!t ne & tMfg.tusu 9 sos
MAS saved,
, 1881-07-26
THE FALL CLAIRE LltMBER-sT STRIKE.

EAU UIAllsh, Wla.,JU1y 35.-EyCrytblUg nin6l1F
tho strikers Ia ppanaDto tD-dny. l'art Vi thu
ulla have rosllnlel wurk viii, very lIxht cteHs.
lnnny having ulra,ady gums away. The Eau
tIalro Lumber Ctfptsny .st1ttt.t muster fiislI
eaoux! r. start o4g !lIf 0"y: Mgr r hS Ynslaa ssaf
tna: sotiU Df tic lrtxlt,9 with Ionvo tut,iEhi, n
ta9ro aseglA II, tle o work f0r tnotA. Thu tui!ls
aftor huryest. M tslst4ruatla2 II now pxpaetGt'.
na Tho rtugleA@erA ar0 under unrest, 4t1u III wlu
hecIniu lcnltIilstrAlly9 Ar1 promptly hrfessea.
No oIjfbEvAk Ia now expected.
, 1881-07-26
PRODUCE.


THE LEADING STABLES 'C0ttSEftED.'
aptc.as Dkpatth 10 1ns Chftaao Tribune.
NEw YoHK,. July a5-The "corIored #
state Of all tlla leading markets for the c'icf
stap!es in the brea.!stutfs aild provisions
lEnts makes ali comment ltpoii their poslttnn
difficult, fronI the tact that tie COURSE Of
price. depends for tho present almost wholly
on tie cupricu anu interests Ut the powerful
c!iquas who controt the stocks, mud very ilttle
upon the present Ut prospective supply and
demand. Chicago dispatches tits lnornIn9
alt agreeI OIL fine weather aud better cr0t,
prospects throughout the sprlug-wllrat sec-
lions. 4 lea&llnK house here Illus dispatch
from itA correspondent lti Minnesota WHO
i,as been travelling for some time. 1l
that Htatc, st.lIlu9 that the prospects xro fast
Improving IN the lust few days, mud wheat In
Northern MluuosUta promises uftecn to twenty
bushels per Acre. Ills dispatches until to.aay
HAVE BEEN GENERALLY uSFAyoltAuLE.
This market broke away On August by tho FREQ
sales uf Howell at tho Arat cali tor the iiuRacs
and Wall street eitque, who asouud uisp"sed 10
gst assa of Arou, T. chcsE9 md Fss sat
md III, at Chioaro oIt on August ooa,ruots wheu
tnas aSna bss, sst y d. SsnS so.t IL II s1 1as -
bor that is mixed down 10 tho hottn,n of w.
grade Of Se. red awAltlng tho Ut pt Augtistlo .
ever o,i almost Ussrytnlna, nutwIthssanting tne
artesy hsn 4thes M ,g ;has ts1ls H. a sse HIM .s
whcst ut, was ] cheat. Gut faey ali not boliovS lin
aud won't The other way, and
THEY att'Sr NOW FAY Fur IT.
Chicago dispatches ulso confirm tho rumnr Of
iast week that BY iass r Eone u .nS p9sx @ 4sal w
week. snd psynE tof Il Gthes ~
, 1881-07-26

IL q III
4 COMMERCIAL TllEATy WITH FRANCE.
ROME. .1Mty 25.-I'rance mid Italy viii
pgaltl nnantlala fur trualy ut commerce OH
tho lst Of August.
MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
R0ME, July 2,.-Darnn tte Fava Inns been
appointed 1iill1sler at Washington.
, 1881-07-26
CIlIf.AG0,

The alarm from Dox 68t At 4sso yesterday
morning wan oausoQ by u tre In \ two.stoey
frame building ut No. 64s 0Rdvu avenus, owned
and occupied On the second llour b. Itci!sJ
KAutsuh, and on tha first iioor ~ slulon 1.ocwtn-
thai as u raXsshop tause Of IRE supposed 70 20
suQutxtpQU1 qQl1hulttuA Ut rAKa. hhIlAKe to
building, SUI; Insured for ,0N In somu un.
known QQtupApy,
, 1881-07-26

= TVN6t@t8 DVFFFCsFF* = ,
CoSsFANT,HorhR, july !esh--T'he Foreign
Ambassadors refused tho Poste't stisest' to.
lelsy the oesalpF ot. t'le second zone Of the
cs4al tssfltQry Ia Greece. ~: s..;s.;ts =. ~ =;
- ::.a4tt tA&AIpHAT. -, IL >st+' - !
T. LoSpoN,' July: :ab&-=A CQnstanttlqp'a dis
patch says .the. sentence OF death passed
upou MlahaE Ptsl,s aud hls fellow prisoners
tor TIN murder Of Abdul Ax!F WY bo coua-
mutad to ax}le, ,",>f,,
, 1881-07-26

EEFasrEs, pHEsti,ESr.
.l'ASAMA, July ld.--l)ontnHo SANTA Masla
lias been elected President Ut Chill.
, 1881-07-26

spsstak uApateA to Th* CAteaea 1rthuns.
: 1RAnp KArIus. Miah., July GA svsclal 10
tho taaote sAys that ]. q. 4uElns' sa!nele mtll's
stx n..tes west Of A0ruy, on tho Grand ltaplds a.
In4jaaY Railroad, and ,u,en0 shingles Wsre de-
1trijyo1 by,A l1Fu which caught &rln rubolsh
plls Saturday. Loss, $t,0aJ; lnauranos, *4,N0.
, 1881-07-26

tntilll.lafu fDr Tho IlNcro l'sufeksDrfhi Of Ply
9loleyy In tho University 0j Dxfottt vacant 0ytns
death OF Qr. Itul!ustuE,
, 1881-07-26

LONDON, July ai.-pnylA Vetbtst, of Ant
werp. Engaged lii tlle grain Trade, lIas failed.
Thu liabilities are believed tn be Heavy.
, 1881-07-26

,"s,,.fl,u fro,n weIf.kuayn Americans III /
f" .,satnm, Mntt1,rw Arnold, thu eminent I
"''rr I'm H. Jim. Wi},nln }lonry Smith, tic
1,tss.,,, -; EXETER tIe W,-llO,,, William L.
p"rstsr mn, lin Dnke Of Westminster wurp
a,"nnr I'm ,,ni!.,marnrs, Tile Artbb{sbop Of
Canterbury presl.lf:tl ut Tie graye. Il.
r15E FUNERAL, -,
,ossosfonef Il ra,t.lrkni,ir untllcr,he. Aiming
t,,nxo ,,rpneut nj thu Abluy .wusa prufs,
.ttnsjey nml 'rymta)j, the l,ey. llr, Newman
|!ni,, t,nrJ.nn} Nawn,a,,, GaYs..pas Manning,
Lard Hha aftcs,ltry, the HjsjlUps Of Iuunessop,
1,rtnrlu,r,,,,n1,. 81. Albal,s, .j,t Gloucester,
n,,I other prt,tl,tneI,t cIeruynlr,,, ,i,lu Dukes
nj Arrvlf aid Tsicl,ulo,ut, tI,e Nnrui8 pf
Salisbury. Iortls derby, Al,s,tlce,,, md SEler-
hr,nkt,. Mr. fi,nt1stt,t,e. Eif Stafford. Nert,.-
cn,c gtr Il. As,,tn,l tross. Htr l}nrtlp Frorc.
Hi ~. i,ohart Itwhtn,, a.n Dinrot,oss i,mr,1ott.
Gn,,,ts '' y '"7'' :,
0""'''' A tAS1>LrAut,l oYuAY1zr,t
was arrested at l,alax|ntlcrcu, County Mayo,
.TL,E AMERICAN MITE:
In the Comi,g,,s to-day, Sir William Y. |
1lnroourt. Iiuluo Soorctury, said tie Amleri-
cun Government llad not vet replied to tie |
representations uule by tl.ls Government III |
retarti 10 Indictment tn outraEu. No repro |
sci,tnttons. he sutd, Ind set buon nlado in ro-
gart1 to dynamite p,ots. ~: ~ ,'t
- ~: FRANCE. 81.
Mr.. Gladstone asl,e,l Lord Randolph
Churchill not 10 p1y.sa the question In regard
to ,,ts motion Oh the 'runts atfalr, Us commits
ntcatlous were now prucecu,nH with Fra,,oe.
| aud the papers would be almost Immediately
presented to tie Commons.
THE "stAnK fame EMPRESS
says: "All crops ltnye been checked by
tho temperature md cloudy and s|!owery
, 1881-07-26

~ al. fF1NN41NUEVNt " f1H49s
WlLxINarok, pel.. July 3.-firo at the ship"
yard qf the gussy 4 Jo4ea Company destroyed
the business ptlce, number VI workshops, md
u now yqssel built fur south american wRteFs.
Lots estimated ut s5Q,o1I ~ SlONW, $50.
, 1881-07-26

AT MAIDEN, MASS.
MAtpxN, hass,, July 2o.-Tna ltostph rubber
aud shoe factory was damaged $7Q,Q0 by are to"
niyhl. tlauE44,