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, 1881-05-02

Special DtspateA to The Chicago Tt1buns.
New YoRK. May 1.-The German Journey
nlen bakers OF this city met tonight and de-
cided to strike Tomorrow. The plau of the
journsylne,, IL to Qult work at o'clock TO-
morrow morning and repair first to the head
quarters OF their several branches, at,a then
at . o'cluck to Irving Hall. Here they
propose to form procession ond To
parade until II, when they will return to
Irving Hall to receive any communications
the bosscs may have To make. The Exacu-
tive Committee will BIT ut Irving Hail
through, the day TO hear such conl1aailtea-
tI0ns. The jnuriiByinen demand. besides the
reduction Ut the hours OF labor tu twelve
hours daily. liberty to live where thes
please, Instead OF compulsory boarding al't, n.,
the addition to. their wages Ut the amount
now deducted by their employers "a the cost
OF their buard and lodglng, They propnsa to
advertise the IlRtnes OF employers who DO
not concetle their demands, and tu suggest to
other trades unions to "boycutt' sucli Gill;
utDyeTH.
, 1881-05-02

eact Of the classes signed BY nearly all thu
mptnbers; then by tho students acting to-
Eethcr IN one t,neettng; smother camo from
nf tic Cornell Association ef thla city
hny M,ly lnpn awaiting more deinil
information before sln4 Similar nr,i,|,,.
The members Of tllc Committee. .nrt 1udEp
tsnry ttss'' " y ass, xns # VI W,as Gs It It. Arsai ,
Ithaca. This reasons for tllrlr nctlon
~ thls case linsn been ne sib.
Ieet gf nafh co5ect1re, Aithoa Az ,n, 81
nizetl by tho clatirr. s!nc of Tho ,iia''bera
cIafn,. It ls snit', the Right 10 ,!isu'iss my
member Of the Faculty at their pleasure
without assigning nng cause. Ono Of .ihe
Es lid 6een tola py ,nciabers Of lie coiia.ait-
tee that t''fs step was taken
WITHOUT TIE SANCTION OF 1ltEs1DEST
WHITE,
Indeed. against Its declared desires. They
!IavG iiisfssel. too. ulki! Its cotlstIntMatlo1l
s'o. ;Y. S % if I'VE fsa "f i Fesis ss,ses tft ,s sf
To Illye inlincnce. tlls CanlnIittce lte that
they Thought Ills .inetflH!l Ut conducts
tnE, .atfafrs too ,tlog'!,ntic md tlteta.
tui1n1, .a,ml the. otllur lint ltta teachings
il his historical lectt,res 50 far ~ they souel.
tfngeu with tliu I'n,fesstr's tlbrrnE Unitarian
Views. Tt,e, ntunilf AMI students argue.
fiUwEser. that Il the first WINS Tic cntse, ttlnt
wns no rcnsun fur nsk1tlg tils re*lEnAttolt NJ
1'tufesstr Ut History, md the ,tstst OF thcllt
nse really III declaring tint thu second Is
- AN uNF.tiil C11AitnE,
that willis Curneil University was incorp3-
rAlul rs Il non seciurla1l institution, alltl WIS
tleclnrett BY its friends to trrfve .lcI, VI iia
Ytgar att snerSy ffoll, =, tint nj ffact, e.,
Ut that circumstance tt' inculcate
hts own religious tenGts. It Is tliIs
pIlase ut tho tr1llbu that has raised tile most
coillliEotlun mid discussion. especially III view
UY tt1e peculiarly M0s,-seetArtah GisarRclsr
which the Institution llMs previously burIlc.
The protests that have bcen l,late HAYS pecIl
utiite lis eNrlicst fr.'m nrtllUtlOx alumni rs
from their ulUre ltetnrutf,sx nssUciatcs.
, 1881-05-02
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.
4F1o IL sal'!tlly Failing In Health ana
;. viii Prnbnhly 1.-Two but u Few Nays,
Il tteh {,ts ln.Is T..

f&A1 ~ 4aHpAN1f fA411Ne III aaetitf1 ana
! ;. Will Prnbnhly 1.-Two but u Few Nuyt,
8 5peeftl Dtsratea IT, The t'.easY Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o.. May 1.-The Esy. Dr.
Callaghau, WHO came tlown from BsoSa
County ttrt!ay.. statcs that areh,!sI.op rur.
.ce'l Is falling rapidly a,.d will pruoah!y I|ya
hit II fuw days. Ills Graca has l,osn in rc-
.tlrentrnt nj ihe Cunycnt Of tl!u CrsaiIIl"s tn
sl,ruwn County f0r. tliOu' than yrnr. 'rl,ple
stru i,lulltlls Agu his blt,l!ler Tic }frry Iley.
Edward Purcell, lie.l. ut tho ilss OF alaust
/, r0isr scuri.. Tic Archbishop IL in iis sd
year. 'Ila l,as beet, feeble, and NJ ,Imrs
lipnrly llelplGss, ever sflce Tho financial
ealan!ty. which. befell thu ;, ,ilaccse
wns his = secretary ntsd e0n(nnt fur
M,a,iy years. and since hts resnrn fson
+ Enrnpe six months ngD lia has been IN n.
tendance llpnn iIttl' almost constantly. The
lteW3 which Dr. ,Callagl,au brings will tlpI.
furb be ncceptad .as reliable. THE Area.
bishop has been slightly. paralyxe.t, hNs hi
most scrpus difficulty Is tho gttdaa letting.
dawn Of, n once rnbtlst systptM tIruntA tie
fntirsnltics OF great nge anu the career a'
bankrupt dfpeYse. ..1'ha warm sprInK ttays Ut
tile pastwt5sk' 'haye lad All Iilifayota',,s sltl
Wpu!. hl,M, and It. Is extremely doubtful
whether hi NEAln. rallies.
, 1881-05-02
BRONSON ALCOTT.

Hi. Lecture al 1Eooicy's Theatre.
A largo CONGREGATION gteeted a. bronson
Alcott, Esq. w!l1Tndk tha tIlace Ut tho Rev.
DR.. Tholnus at llaolsy's 'fheatro yesterday
morning. pr. Miller, 0,sa Of tho attending
plysiclans of DrvTllolnas. conducted the
exercises, aud Offered feryent prayer for
the recovery OF the: pastor III his extreMs H.
ileas. Pshyluus u the address tln nlaie al
a1A!,,.o4neetnsHt A,. Of tAe pnttos.s G".flIElnll. $50
prttace.l !.fs adHTpss hy, readEnx st. taurs
The subject WaA the ;" Immortality pf tllt,
Soul" al,d "as tIfE!ed IN lltg!!ly entertain:
alMl preGxtstc4 before hlx birth; that nlal.
was III tho void with j. slouble kpt u IT.
;tnatss tnoss o{,snathE ~ t;4a ana 1f, tose
Il dsatl. ~ tie Mftng asl,ls of i niask ti!as
ssiu was throtaif'a iriendS heart. iis
pictured tllc abodN of tlls last as 9. solitude,
wltssa the poics II no friend could break tt,e
, 1881-05-02
:, : FIRMS,

sptetas hspatea 10 1'h' cht<ago Tribune
NEW iohts Aay ~ a'spasen IRON
Evansville 1ill" published to-day, mn
nnt'flcea. the sa!s OF the Esansv!l'o y Tesre.
Yasyia ay,y o airad n" caany sa'u ss wa, ive ta ,
cilnsnr It appears TINT several trunk line
raIlrunt)s vera amnnr tl,a bidders. ond tlit
st,.o, ,'s",.'' ~.''.n ~. s"' is.... " -
"S'""' ", ,,in puLIl.scl WIS Nv, tms "pow"' ~ ~.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company, who Is ut present IL this city. and
rnad !,as been purchased By n syndicate,
crn,,csad ~ tha f,;rartnrs o,,,d frf.m;a ~ tho
e.,tp e"ssr u % .na ,,i,1 ~" lss ~ as! ~
rc'eo -, ;ta. w. >pry ms
Ill uubrokcn through tne from, Chicago to
EvonsvtI,n n,,d lho f,hin Rivur. nn1 fs n n In.
,,,r,out noa',ts,,,n, ~'' ''>N 40 '' '"i
rAr1nSa1 ". ".Is st.Ss coyvp~r1ox or rrrr.r,,xurps
49,, 1o tas 'pestern A'soetattd Pr<ss.
New York. Muv Ia national conycn.
t,nn ~ fret..tl,tnkhrs viii hc hcid IN Irnr.
.,oi.,,,,a ~ tMo od,, ~ ,.us. W. '4o - 4eot
'N'''''0 W. ,,.s,,n;, ~. -, ,,.r
r,,ahon s,ami,iinr ] NJ 'I, rnor1a' .roochod -.
tlay at tue dedication OF tho new Church OF
st. Leo. So,
4 VICIOUS HORSE,
George Lyons. clerk Of Georre Scott, 1Ioyt
I II. 4,.t 49,
street, broo9lyi'' went 10 the Stable 10 tced
the horse, accompanied by Mary Scott. mn
infant. While Lyons was putting tie fced
nh,.d A. Tson. otn"n,d ~ ntoir IL
~, tIa ,t,t osao Rto',od G,,; sa
te a % og g' aorw f,v sq r,n sA aor,n., @ I' ,a
oroks or ~ cE e., el AImns ,a HearnK te
XII ta H. c rrn, @ ~. oeI; ,vi,.rS y
tafy hns ~ t'!,eh I!n inc morse xteRea is' ffaet-
u1ns n'a ltp. :: !,
T1iEATR1cA1' TROUBLE. ::
There has been trouble bctWean Mad. Cot+
TEL! anu ui!staV Anloei9. '1tl9 paftnefsnlp
w. t1Isn iin " eonu.i Ha usat ,e actfEss s
siv t,v.a:hirs ~ sns!s surtIfa wai I mhar a
should account ot1e.tltirtl and tnuln9o the
ttnanees Cotrel! COMPLAINS that Anuerg. hns
been ~ the lIabitaf paving exorGltant bills
a!M falling to account tor The disbursement
of large Sums ot tnonry. Allberg clatn::s, o
Is snotresronsiol9Gid !,ur any lnnger., as hlciE
ills associate ulanaFer IS now Hermann, who
e TO assist ~ the enanaRenlellt next season.
, 1881-05-02
ROBERTsON's NOMINATION.
THE CONTROVERSY OYER Ills coNF11tMA-

T1oN.
NEW YonK. May LA dispatch from
Washington says tho controversy growing
out OF the nomination of Judge Robertson for
Collector Of New York IL regarded by the
Republican Senat0rs, 10 far Us results are
concerned, should lssue he Joined tn
the Senate oyer the nomination, as having
passed beyond mere question OF individual
trluMptla 1T the President Ut Senator Cunk-
lug, and rs INVOLVING breach III the party
In the State OF New York ind elsewhere that
would }eati to- DISASTER IN tho coming eiec-
tons far members ut the next Congress- II
the nomination of Judge Robertson Is kept
before tho Senate Republican Senators say
ser1ous sesu,ss. will follow to the patty, no
lnatter what may be thu action OF the Senate;
amt tie question; TINT the Republican Ea..-
atOrs will be called upon to decide Ia,
WILL NKJEcTIoN m CoNF1H,tATit,N DE LESS
1sssAFrtocs IN NEsEI:Ts:
Conk!in9 appeared by Invitation before the
caucus mid alada lNng atld earnest protest
agalnst tic confirmation, aiid to oil appeals
declined to mullfy hls ,oppnsltton tn the
slightest degree. JIe was determined, ho
said, to usu every effort to dufeat the ron.
| tirmAtton, md W fur aa ha was c0n-
eerued nnth!Rg short OF tho With
tIrawal ut Judge 1lobertson's nomina-
klull HtHIA t.uStsb EN h*{ukKlts .4t9
| wouiai nut only light Tia nnhsDatton In Sc
| cy6; srsslon alh at every stage, but should "
| bu determined to act atltrinatiyely on it Ile
wnulA curry the contest lnl0 Tie Dpell stssiu,l
of tlIs ssl'ate a'1d publicly arratgi tho 1'resl"
tlent for 49,
4 wANToN uBEAoM OF FAITH,
pledged ilrst 1t New YOrls tlurlnx ills visit,
ii tile sltelnl invitation OF thH prrstdpnt.
1'riHr to stnrtlE up1l, h!4 calupA!Knlux tauF
| ih tbs West 5u had tecn!Yed p,sltsyb Vssuy.
alicca That tlH humiliation would b. prt u,Ul,
l!.nl alla !ltA friends H. New York, a1,1 i!.at
hn 'sSunta recetye lAo consideration IL.
alt hIattuls Ut this k!lia that at
! fsetS4 tho imteresta pf tia ,NrpnbIican
/ party III New, York, The moinlla.iou Ut
Jndga Robertson was 4 violation Df this
| voluntary tAtiler IN tie part Ut the lrGst-
dent, atll wins utstastu{Gl to lltn.seif, Senator
l.iatt, alt4 tl,osu !ea1tlnK Republicans Ut Nnw
| fNrk without wiluse lahurs the Suite would
| Lave voted for llAnc0ck, This Is said 10
aesessbe substantially
| THE ATTtTUpk or MI. coSKL1N0
bef0ra the. Committee. The situation Is
atlll further complicated by the reported at
tilude ot 6enalof. platt That gentleman.
according t9 ere4llblu reports, Wit co3ppkate
| earnestly With cUnK}lug u sspuEs tia yp)te-
| tlUH Of Isnbtrtsnn, but, sal0uil Ae le EUll-
frlne4. l'iatt having no lesiso tn con-
tlnue tu the thur years' war up
On the Adm! plst[atian THAT liz b.
lleves Will inevitably follow, will resign
Ills seat In The Senate. This C1lIplltn,o called
pp tia Pra&tdHHt R,mi n.atla tInwa tha at-
, 1881-05-02
CASUALTIES.
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS,
6pteLol Ditpa{th to Tks CAtfdJp 9ftb4ua,

srniyovInLp, H.. 3lay LA German coal-
miner named Peter Sender was run over By
Il Wabash train here yesterday morning.
.rhe body was terribly mangled, the brains
being scattered alung the track. Sender lto1
INSTANTLY; lie wts dsef a'.! az not hear the
lived BY anotiler sq!tally as Shooting at tha
Wabnsli lMaehLne.shUpa this morning, by
which Jostpls Vaeoncetns, tho night fore
man, lost ltH life, Il fre1gllt.thr WIS 0tf the
trnck, allh III tl,e etf0rt tn rcplace It YAco!l-
cellos wns crushed GetwepiI two cars, killing
hlnI instantly. flllS ~ the fNtlrth acctAent
resulting !m the loSs of llfe TINT las occurred
on tho Wabash between here nna Quincy
WItl,iu q week., i.
, 1881-05-02

nosroN. Mny l.4.4rha bark Stary A. Nelson,
from ClnifuguA, reports that April 10, !at-
ituds xlln. sOs., longitude 75n,, aos., she
picked up a small boat containing tfe Master
antl steward o. the selIoonar L. j. Wing, Ut
Myhlle, ttonl llatal2ns FOR New York. TjIey
Baitl sllo shipped heavy sea, which washed
the halulea Ut ths0rew overheard. Tks galu
continuing, aud t!4. vessel nlaki.,g water aIpt
tUuk i, tbs buat Both Wtro very much TX.
ll!asa.stsd, having bssyn bssyn los hours In tho sna!l
, 1881-05-02
nFcREAsE nF CAPITAL STOCK,

6psetat f}isnsteh to 7nr E4.saee gfthaae: oto,y
HPMN0F1E1.D. ILL.,, May l.-the aeetff'fttsa ss If tta
Of stats un SatutsIay received isttco ~, ffuinIt r.
tisctvase pt tlle cppitn' s;oes " t ,ne snsliG u
to $i161G6. itoais;, isslle. rt,rtItltatr", ~ ~
carp0r,ition II, the flaru0nla ltnts9,u n,, in.
elFty Of C!,teaKo; object, p'utnu1 a'a a''' '''
, 1881-05-02

Tennessee. Elsewhere fa,rwcntho. -,
Seuttierly Winds continue IN III lnscsall.
Hlainl md A1i.,t!e AllaMtir S,nt,.s ~ Ncw In.
trgon lllcy 1iayu serred l.. t wcxim,f =, lf1r Lax"
Missouri Ilns tnlleti sIIgt,tIy attImn,'t. NJ m't. 1'r
d:.vrtwoYil. At tic !ntrr stntia, III W'ia'i, a,.i
f,lt i've tncl'sa n,,yI tic tIuw.r n'| ~, !, Is tlra
fnNr .fcpt tlyU Inches al,vn nj W. t;ts
nie fnnt two inei.es nlovu at ,I''n%nk ,Irr%,,nk "INI
tx,ss',a !'iI* s!SsS oIG i;Ivdr a'ot t. ut lhs"
Il Cross', eighteen inches at .s,e'!r* Y, i
te sialKar !tlic. 1t Is tl,u ft,nt tI,fs ,n. aih,h
nt,t,ya at t;aIrHt ot,n ftn}t nj Mr,nsnnI,; ny t'".
;t !,FtF ',cIs c'!,s ~ r. r. ,nisk{sn9fE XIX as % n
tw0 ficlGs aUye Thu ttn1laer ill., ~ '''I' ivst
t'! .ro tliat if!s storm i,ow crnirHi NH, n,tl!"4;
re,r9 V9tley. eu4stnc tni!, i, News s 3: r,,ia ias
!.lal locnl rnF'' i, f'o Middle Ala,.t,rr ,r!s'nl
likD fcgfnn, ft'llpwet BY rtrarin@sn IL la The
ts'.tty atll iY ct!"lrr falr yputlcr !s,etsss ,"aass
bclow nnsi fall nboye Leayciiw"riiSS i;iS u Il f1lse
: MIsxts*li'lI %t!l l'rotahly coftil." u Il. lhe
nid below st. Louis. h,l lai al 81 i,rr1s H. IT, at
=. LooAl. ofsEhvArtUSs. "''''
, 1881-05-02
conNELL UNIVERSITY.

AoAN EAS4 UNI A1tGI T.
WILLIAM cHASSiSu RUSSELL. REQUESTED
TO 4tEslQN. '>-
asete' n1oatsA ~ ~ Chteapa Trsbun&
New f0itK, Alay 1.-The pasen,plcry de-
HalQ OH tho part Ut tic Executive Commit
teo ut tha Dnafd Of Trustees OF Curllutl Unl-
ye.stty tor the resignation ut William Cllas,-
mug Russell, botll as Acting President aud
~ Professor Ut History In tt,at institution,
hAs crHated q sensation and tlu.ll feeling
alnatg the alumni In this aud other c!tips, al
well as .a,nonK tho members of tha
Faculty aud undergraduates at Ithaca.
Whfp Antirew u. Wh,te was tlla actua, III
well as ths4lamlnal President of tl,s Unlyur-
stty, Prof. Russell actively nld energutlenlly
asaistel Atpt as Vlce.l'rrRiAent. and he WIS
ssteeset tn I'LL rresilelt 1Yll ta's place dur
lux tue absence Vt tile !atter as Minister at
ltarl1n. The tirst iutlmati0n t!.at ptot, Isus-
sell received OF ,,-~
THE ACTION or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
wns OH hIs ruturn from Nuw York ut til,
Christmas lIollduys. Ou reading tils minutes
Ut y n,eeitnx Of the Co1nlaittae, llutd during
hts absence, lls found resolution asking fnr
hts res!2Rat.o1,. 70 take etfect ut the elI,l Ut
tlis present colleRe year, but Without assg,,'
lng my reason. III ast0nisllRleat, lle
went " ,suu8 Ut The members OF
tno w., VQMttn'ttaa t 70 ask 1or ny explalla,
ol.s, 1'hoy acknowledged tl,at nO linpaia'
t0n. lal 0eell IllAtla pppil Ills n,0Fat rl,arao.
teE. Ills Integrity ILLS utility W MI instructor,
0r ltS 1eYatlon to tbs Interests Ut tlla Uni
Yield TO lie lnpoftunttirs ot liz frlGljits ii
1'T01. KNssell, win, learntng of their action,
appealu1 ~ .lleal On hts bel!alf. According:
". al April hu sent lIls resignation IL .helIl
aud II Wes accautaA unanimously. Tue fRti
| becaills ktUwll soon ufterWard In Lis Uni.
vaEs!ty ColAMlIttae M,l created great excite
lileIlt. As soon a. 1t was understood thai
tht9 2etton ut tfla COMMITTEES WAS baaed on lq
| defult charges,
lSnEoNATtOk MEETINGS. WERE HELD,
! Prathsta wHsa sent 10 the COfult. lice from
, 1881-05-02
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MILWAUKEE.

Fptetal D1;eastA to n. cafsaeo 1tsa.n4. :
S(1LwAuKaKs Wis, May 1.-papt- O'Con!
nor mil Ills brother, whlla rowing pbout tho
dun In tho Milwaukee River north OF tho city
ti,is afternoon; discovered that serlaus
break had occurred llpar the centre ae the
dun. aud there y sysry llkelilsonl ot tho o9
tllat It lets 10 serious da.lliiga will result.
, 1881-05-02

ar hanks chartered by Stairs,
and ciaiIn; 10 bo n progressive lnar. Undcr
till 1tparht syAtr,n tc cO1titry Is i,Iure prt's*
pero;is tlian f uyur wnB before, at,l there y
nothing to l,t uatrtI by ntettsIlng with II.
l-tt we'll eliouHh alHne, sny ~
, 1881-05-02

Tho did rcoplo WHOSE hiooi has teeome sef 10
anI steps fcthle aro prsts.nv flop litt'e'' '''
x4,od THEY lufu dune tit H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29

The strife endures how long how long!
Life, death, seem balanced in the scale,
While round his bed a viewless throng
Awaits each morTow's changing tale.
In realms the desert ocean parts
What myrads watch with tear-filled eyes,
His pulse beats echoing in their hearts,
His breathings counted with their sighsl
Slowly the stores of life are spent,
Yet hope still battles with Despair
VIII heaven not yield when knees bent2
Answer, o Thou that nearest prayer!
But silent is the brazen sky
On sweeps the meteor's threatening train
Unsweryng Natures mute reply,
Bound iii her adamantine chain.
Not ours the verdict to decide
Whom death shall claim or skill shall save;
The heros life though heaven denied
1t gave our land martyrs grave.
Nor count the teaching vainy sent
How human hearts their grefs may SHARE
The lesson womans love has lent
What hope may do, what faith can bear
Farewell! the leaf-strown earth enfolds
Our stay, our pride, our hopes. our fears,
And autumns golden sun beholds
nation bowed, Il world in tears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
AFTER THE BURIAL.
by OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES IN The BOSTON Globe

by OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES in The Boston. Globe
Fallen with autumn's falling leaf.
Ire yet his summers noon was past
Our TREND, our guide, our trusted chief
what words can match a woe so vast,
And whose the chartered claim to speak
Inc sacred grief where all have part
When sorrow saddens every cheek
And broods III every aching hearth
Yet Nature prompts the burning phrase
-, That thrills the hushed and shrouded hall,
The lond lament, the sorrowing praise
The silent tear that love lets fall
In loftest verse, in lowliest rhyme,
shall strive unbalanced the minstrel choir
The singers of the ncwb Orn time
And trembling age with outworn Tyre.
No room for pride, no place for blame
We fling out blossoms on the grave
--scentless-faded-all we claim,
This onIy-what we had we gave.
All, could the grief of all who mourn
Blend in one voice its bitter cry
Tie wall TO Heavens high arches borne
Would echo through the governed sky
Oh happiest land whose peaceful choice
Fills with breath its empty throne!
God, speaking through thy peoples voice
Has made that voice for once His own.
No angry passion shakes the State
whose weary servant seeks Tor rest
And who could fear that scowiIng hate
would strike at that unguarded breasts
lie stands; unconscious of his doom,
In manly strength, erect SERENE
Around hin, summer spreads her bloom
lie falls,-what horror clothes the scenei
How swift the sudden fash of woe
Where all was bright as childhood's dream
AS al from heavens ethereal bow
HAD ieaped the ightning's arrowy CLEAN.
Blot the foul deed from history's page,-
Let not the all-betraying sun
Blush for the day that stains AN are
When murders blacklist wreath was won.
Pale on his couch the sufferer lies.
The weary battle-ground of pain:
Love tends his pillow, science trics
Her every art, alas in vain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
CLOSING PRICES or PHLLADELPRIA STOCKS
Rep0rtea oy JOHN IL DAVIS Co. No. IL lgIlLs.


WEDNESDAY, Sept ESP. NJ.
To-day's stock market, measured by the amount
OF transactions and the final results was tame But
there were some Interesting and significant fuctua
tions In the early dealings the declines. ranging
from q to per cent general No little an
xiety was shown regarding money, and effort Is were
MADE TO secure the days wants by loanng
stocks at an early hour. Hence the appearance in
the loan market of some of the best houses in the
street. who seldom loan stocks except as n favor
Stocks loaned at @ per cent and from that to 1 30
per cent and interest, and many lenders of money
loaned their days balances in that way So a good
proportion of the days requirements was secured at
an earlier hour than the tordinary time of Flendng
money. For that reason money, hereafter is re-
lated was easy during the last half hour That
much of explanation is necessary 10 give n clear
idea OF the causes that operated 10 create the rail-,
IN stock prices which occurred in the afternoon
BAT another important cause was the industriousIy
circulated rumor that Secretary Windor viii
modify ms call for continued Is so as TO pay imme
diately for the bond with interest To December "a
lhere is reason to believe that the report WAS chr
iroin Whole cloth for special service In the stocl
markell hnt with all these seeiningly favorable
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Eegnl Notices.

{ IHEkk1 - REEI-SUPERlOR COURT of
- the CITY Of NEWfORK.--JANE GUINEVAN plain.
TIN, linst ELLEN CARROLL defendants
pursuance of Judgment nj partition sale made and en-
tered IN the above entitled action dated The 2d dav of
June lsSl the undersigne, the referee named
win sell ut public auction. TO the highest bidder at the x
change Saiesr0on NO II broadway In the city New.
YORK on @ the th day Of September 1881 IL
scr'bed, follows: ~ 'NA' NO
All that lot OF land with the dwelling
htiate, lying being IN the of
NcwfoIk the nortnerly side
ulsuhgIshed by te street number 362 Cherry
by Cherryst by houso and
lot now or formerly of Chester Jennings disn gsed ~
NunDsf 3oi on ,e west by dwelling house and lot of
GROUND known as Number 800 and northry division
ne OF te DOCK which line midway between Cherry and
h1 & s IN breadth IN front and twenty
~ feet be the said several dimensions and H.
Ing ,hS sn premises which of land formerly owned
y NICHOLAS domaine, deceased made Charles Ioss civ
Surveyor Is known and distinguished the nlnber az?
seventeen Dated August 2J 1881. NN Wv
.Nnpv, =, ,n.,,a +. c. CANTINE, Referea
ANDREW H. ADAMS Plaintiffs Attorney
70 me sac OF ne above described property hereby
pace-Dated New-fork, September IL, 1881 w
+. 9. CANTINE. Referee
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conditions the afternoons rally did not carry pr,c.,
above the opening figures and the ending was tar,s
and weak The trunk line shares, Western Jrpio,,
and Union Pacific were the weakest stocks and
the coal stocks were the strongest the day throug
government bonds were dull, the principal busd.
ness beng done in continued 5s at IOIl40I0I,
he market closed fairly steady at Is per cent de-
cline IN the bids for all the issues except for
the continued 6s. Annexed are the closing quota
tons:
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MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY Sept 28-p. ".
The Mining Stock markets to-day were much
given over to dealings in special stocks, although
strong tone prevailed over the whole market Lower
figures from San Francisco Cor Last evening weakened
the Comstocks and Consolidated Virginia declined
to 2.95. but again to g. 1O03Oj. California sold
at 1.O561.15. Sierra Nevada at 233l025 and Next
can at 12l2 The State Lines steady or a shade
better; = and closed ut $50; and at 80 cents,
and Oriental and Mil er at 81 cents Chrysolite was
shade easier at Sl2, Robinson Consod ted was
strong at 1401334 and Silver Cliff recovered To
$40. Cherokee was in active demand and rose to
LOO. The market closed firm.
N. T. HTNIVG STOCK EKOHiyGE SALES
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Wrates uu0 GeuAers.

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klRliPlsACltS IN Brass, Bronze Steel and Tile ~'
Aaiironi ftro Set2, Coal Holds Basket Gratea
Elegant assortment OF designs Decorated res far
neIths anu tbcnga Architects designs
elusive designs furnished Low 10 architecfs and
DuildcfS WafcroonIs, No 1858