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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
Pennsyyanis I5oi5c; Southern. i4s1se West
RiE-stesdY unchanged moderately active Carolina and


state Pennsyiyanis I5sI5c Southern. i4slsc West
RicE-stesd1 unchanged moderately active Carolina and
Louisiana 4asa74c.
sEEDS-Quiet unchanged.
SALT-Fairly Active aud steady.
SPICES-Dull, unchanged.
SrFARIN E-Steady quiet quoted 1870.
BUGARRaw dull. unchanged Pair; Refining, IfdfIgc. ;
Centrifugal 17tGSAc. including go test Refined larry
active, and firm Powdered sac. Cut Loaf SFGs4'; /
Crushed, $4,000 culsS exc, gannlai'1, Mi,s; Mc9'a
s7-d9c on "a" s1as1,c, White EItn C." SIS vi Vel
low do do, Ihsa e. Yellow e, ld1 ht 1eO~,e 's"fc
TALL0~-Frm; sales 6o.OO0 h. G'ieaGisc
TEA-PriCes az the auction today wer,, on TIE whole,
steady Particulars an III pkgs Moynnr lnendiag
- &c; Imperial. l02a3tc Gupowder, COZ 5Gc. 46 rSg%
Pirg Sucy in ludine Young iy-on, lai2G2Ic OunTo"d
23a3fc. 2.224 pkg japan, Pass ~ NA pkgS ba-kr'
do l~0S3i2C; - pkcs Dust 7dSAc. 2f3 pigs tOneou,
l502j x, SOS pkgs fUrn0ss OolOng. 2Od3oo; 90 phgS
Annoy. l2l,c.
TOBACCO Kentucky active sales 40 hhdS. Lnes, ~ q
5as,-, Leaf Gd O. seed Leaf quiet sales 20 cHsts on
nrcCut 1850 seconds 0, 800 Penns' wanna, l0Hu sui
III 10.
wALEEONE quiet ~ for Arctic and 81 20 FOR South
Sea
WOO--This market il s,il dull and more or less easy
The position anything hut gratifying to either manure
81 wooden goods holders - The mlc1al IN IeNts
and California the prices demanded yet i," high o insure
movement stocks here eodsd'rcd ample SioA ''
n and NN OHIO Flr~cCs fOdlfc 5000 secured IrNd-
Gn1Ric; lO5o1D p Texas, loan Western Tub Nl-hr
5000 EngiiSi Fleece 10000 Domestic NOi- 2WH 70
Foreign do 1000 - Uuva--d kentucky, and 2,JOO 10
Tnestic pulled private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
THE MUTUAL UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

or~ancd under laws Of state " New York and
De. oost uctr telegraph line Of ak ~Tcs from Boston,
Macs. 70 " a,hiarton. y. g.
This been hut In the subsana manner and
I. 81 cirni thirtY-siT wires The
company la. ohAiac emit franchises contracts Civ
tac iht 90 hi"aoh Boston. Providence. Hartford
NorA cry. Philadelphia baltimore and Ma-nso ami
40 toe smaller CITIES and towns the route
1i' co1i-ar pro,or 10 extend their lines from New
'ors and Boston 20 Wp-.-t,r springfield. Albany Cu'a
raeusc ru,A'ser Buffalo me. Clc, cand Toledo Drruit
'irtHu MNAu.t. 49, Faal. Minneapolis. also 10 Xmas
Ct, &C. Lnui. Indianapolis iou."HH, Cincinnati. C,.un.
ha, Wh-Iu, Iltishur, inicndngto The prnci
ia ,to- ~ the Wc-t and th nfun'eate stations. as,
l-' from Boston fo io-.,.n1 ami the Eastern 'iic%
70 Is i.~,c th4t thc la- Of t,ts company. when
rir' I'D Dab. Dido. tclfu- Of The profitable tlcrraphs
hu-r'-. oi rc c,uutr,
T.. company s-ruro IN addition 20 mo ordinary
tenn s.t,rs ,a.,. Inventions ior the most eacent nrr'
economical no .. tHr.. insraton- covering me
aloc HIG nf uthatn' newly built constructed
hr'.i.4'rt. he must improved methods Of ei'rraphy
oi- rates. under the improved systems 20 he most
,nI c',cng nine t'nth,of ihr business
'~ ,.u.tr, sash comparatively small t D. sure 20
De- ,r7 profitable &, stockholm 20. and 81 t.r sr tne
-na' ..t. - . ou 80 lI '' .rai
.a-rt.r.
Dor t, rrrr. ~ cor'-t7~ Zines there WI 10 Is
i.' FL. o-' o' De- 1, goo rn ti, years. % per cent in.
t.-i ,l, ,'d -.. .nuua5 in Ns"-forh, g.. ster'd
O.. 'n, -nil4l rust cu-. p,uv n sea. Yors
Irril'rr. oa,rt o'on bonds amt a. f0oO0 par
win, -.L 20 r,t ta' stock, OF or racn cash
p..i.. 'fs.""" -.. Yli'"a-r. "ii Fr'''"i
r DO ............... ........slo. 'oo
-t. DIR ,sfnr - !oaoo
g .if,h.r.r'c ,1,,'. 3D.. required fr c,..fru.i..l.
bo, D..o,. r,oI.i, t'.''. 3D. 10 any """ ai'a'n
ii-.t.t.t-. 'h4i -.,u sh tc 'o4ut rcd ant
q. ..-..t ,a,r... .r I'd. or,y slooooo aunn,i. whom
u. s.. .a ne,-..' -. iu.rlt fru o.. rr'-Ii .l"
u,tv,n l.st.a ,,a Sow, ana Washington ,-u .. Tl.'
t.la5 t,f tno.nt a..'r'ni". rc.tt un'n tt'
,.., ....t ,.... ot -lI...l.'i'l ..l 40 lr- ouy
f. . % rt
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financial.
STATE LOAN.
II TEFFINaTs
lFFICF Oy STarF THykstRPR.


for In gBarTqqnoS .: The act sai - LIZ Roys.
Is j. ISL R6RfkT RY ESIDs state at Tfes Ma1Sq
., NE iae Of Dciawar do hereby give notice that e or
~ ~ LOT lhe Nsoie anlOun, a INC loan
o. me state u Dcawn ~ he denomination Of one thousand
scis consisting Of two hunr' and fty Thousand dollars,
q ~ sons.ns % three hundred thousand dollar series
rS IS on ' he s Is, ay Of igI an& January s&
dsipbia NsdS RAM Eh , . NJ e. one r rs
The hoas cnrer mi ecIe hall he pa,a5e on H. 1t
IA, state n any time after The 1T day Of July A. d N2
day Of July A. y lS9 may rcdccn'd the option Of
bonds cirer in y ~ N, ~ "a, W. ~; t - Gay of
July, A. y. 1901 but may be redeemed At the option
Provided however ha The State elects to redeem any Of
ha 0e made either on he let da. 81 n or JanaSyy IN
kH,'n,e 81 Gpe notice 10 be- gwen by he STATE Ireasnrcr
s1 b. es,mpt from taxation BIS The STATE ~ delaware for
witas must ie me iid@. iu nl@s aud place y
Ice "a ~. pr "I ,i '' Hl'' I ,a, oa. sl
sie Treasurer Tor per- ccuium Of the md. Wnh shall ne
smoun' bid when the mr. read, for d,crs In ,s,e
- sia De- ai,,lgt.i ,1f, t, ~, , 'G we S k wv
ini h ai .-'i 20 tc tate lasurrr OF ihr state NJ a
SiJ at DOW aud must De- qtoI-.d an me cn'e"c 70.
az @ o' .il - viii be- Opened, aei,l on ana d-p-'l
% o., - oC'c1 m in ue of,e Of mc criar. ~ state
po-1 AhrI m sad bids .h,n have oren opened and Ic
hish,.i iifi,r n en-, .t ~ ~, ',,,,,r nm, iii. - t.
t-a ~ ih' fail ton' shall apI"rl'n the sh Lon
s'"r pr - y nov a t,r l'ii'n ha' nr due regard f"r
loan o. @ii m ih ,t ~ ,b i,f r I, 70 I IN
r,rc and ii.h of o. state r. "ynr'sly p'gcd ~
d. Who -n, comply elth hl, 3D. shall allowed Interest
Gr i , i ' i NUM- '@ ar iF' hs a'i . d5y G
en- T M ~ l- ia l'r al VI n,rii sn'H s'gm 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NfW-l Urn, FTI'IhE = NF'4I -
AsHEs-Qu!et and unchanged; Pots +'scd'o' F'"'''
~fFswAx-Firm and qlict Western. "a a "A &c Sou'"'
R6025 sfcC ks small.
RHOONt,OKN-Quirt at late bgures -
CANDLES Moderately active IN a lobnlhS WY
.COOPEkAGE SIOtk-oriei Dui s'odo!'
CORDAG EStrady and ia Sine safe -, t,o, ,,o. most
ulc amt lower under the iaci tnu u'
nj The conpanes have resuucd fun operations ~,
nusf Iuinu ~ 75G - 81 St>slnboa - o'
~ q af Stove - Chestnut 81 ~ from inc o"iAlN
ClIICORY- Unchanged.
cOCOA-Quiai, unchanged o-,,u.rr ., prime
corr - no duil and rather weak ornny vi,i gen
ss-caes 06 i2se Including Fair ut II ~ ta sn
eraly rnet uipc hanged ssi,S lOOo nsts .,1,vra
sars Coto private terms Coro quoted lV@ll'' A'e'
kllI4c: AaracaibO. lOGlSc - ..,.. -SS hales
CoTTuN-spoi Cotton Quiet ilSr lower ssi" - for san
tAaS ixsf evetlug1 Including sol f0r export go - thc
NM ie I'D on contraCL sVo bales. Fte*'p.a ." -.
norris FOR The week 97 bales against ol'- @ ~, bacs
mi ri lOo last since september l, ''"--''NN
$3.50, so halls periud last se&soh
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TBTFAto April 2e-CtrrfF- Receipts to-day, 1900 head ;
total FOR The week far. l2.lpO head for same
time lat week $1,000 head; consigned through 90
gdfsi very little dninc -r ~ one iad hnicc steers AZ
- - several cars remain uu~od feeling weak
SHEEP AND LANG HccglpS to-day. 5000 head t"thi TOT
The week tu- Jar, llnun head Ter sau" time last ~rrS
t'fDn head consigned through. 10 rars demand g- n
tending upward ~ tair 10 GOot Wool sheen o. a."
- ., Choicc ~ Fancy ~ 5Od$G a. Go'i clipped sheep
- N'1Si 20; one load Guod Lauib- 80 ~ H..
HoGsRrctipts to-day 800 head. Total for Tho week mus
Tar. 2inbO head Tor lime lat week - 900 head Goa
srned through. I07 dui weak and lower TlcS ei
Fair % Choice Yorker. 40 80 lS0$3'. ldci quoitd ~ 2 o..
t'pod Medium. 80. g. Fair 10 1usd Mixed, - %
a. Pigs quoted 90 a. 5oa -.
CHICAGO, Apri % Hoes -Rccc pts. LOCO head snip
mrnts Is, 0 head. market arm an. demand fair Mixed a's
ing - 9JrfG 10; Choice Heavy fackrr. add rlppei- 20 ~
MI IS Lrht Bacon - ago 20 market averaged shil"
higher hut cusrd rather quiet
CATTLE !.cccipts. GpEi head: Rhipmeuts. $500 hrd
dcuand moderate and pnr's 100 tower common 10 AR
shipping - 1aSl 10. tstsr 10 Choice, - indf' o. ~
por-. 7-asN 10 Corn fed tya;- = inDtt 80 'ut i.
20 ly - 5uGSi % Stkcrs and ftescfs urn al 2" -'H
-
Urccipts 2200 head Shipments loo hc1d mar
bet "a gHHi dcnaLd Common 10 Medium - oOat' 3D. "''"l
81 LOUIS, Apu - Hn"~- A'iiNc s'h D. i'- hit'
Yorker aud Kaniuro-. - gnft. MNrTi ihrAinr 9 %
at choice 8" Fancy. - l'a+6 40 re'opt, "'u L'''
shipments, Loo frah
CtriF Active but lower declined lO6i5o., rec 49,
Loo head, spmrut-. too head iNlotttt. -'Fe t' .i
10 Gop. - l0a55 20. Common 60 Medium. - .u"t't
Corfaao Stcrs - uoIa$t 2o. Feeding Ntcf>, - ''"
. -,0 - ~ lrd5n ard southwest 0,,Ts - Hra&i -
~HFEr Receipts 4oO heal, ehirn'ut-. tnu hrit i Lnt
iitc letter OOicd sheep - Gu4&J ~ shcard - '4
:
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InVuoV. April 10" 1880 g.. O. - hond.four lnd laf
pr crHt~ li.''. nc" ff's lu NuUte ard 'r' Western
tr~i mort-src trustees 'rrftnttr 49, tNN
Nufk CeHu, 1872 rcnu,Jl'a Ce4tr4 % o.. Hra'nr
21A
I0vToS April "4 r. Pane rdr mote three Ier
cent run.- 81 go frames - crn'. r- inr tuc account
isNfHfs. Aprl go $40 tDu..ft 'nli. frt utfrf. and
lol4, o. .t,oIpt Atlantic nA 'rat Western ~ 1'T
rtrr tfasit's ''ftat .fis co.. lfl g. t "id tu -i
lHft, SEE" 1or. tt.tl. 'tt e.r fsfi. Hff 500 ard wool"
era. .f E,ls. e. a r'r- .tf.'- quote 1904, lFr cent
Trn'ts ~ tl frtur. rfuffg,. fog Go
It.. 50 ni -H.-tNcatlre Vu ioa,I. 80 ran,. ~ ccA
IL /. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

mo the STOCKUOIDERS and nc

Two the STOCKHOLDERS and INCOME
l nos DHoLDFR- Of thr INDIANA. BLOOMINGTON
AID " f~I KS RAILWAY Cu.
Nniir i~ hry that the datef company IL
ready H'rT Of each -harr " the
odd viii BE- sHti'si L, the
nnr oi h. cate shares O 800 each oi the stock
~ the npauY
by virtue ~ AN Arrangement effected With the tockhoderS
81 The ff. Ohio Indiana aud PAcihc Railway 60. this
rauy of.rs Including So ISL {" the holders
hr old IutOrnr Ponds the option Ia convert thor bnd-
int the 81 The at tt rate that l. To
500. -ars~ 1lpO 81 viii be gwen for cIeh
SOD pf Income Bonds
Jut l. ISL. for limited time the Income
Bonds which shall tru converted into tnFk viii bo
c.U.srhi. into ilrd Mort inouu" Bonds
,lu.iI Cor tu,ltr !. X. -. SHERWOOD SECRETARY.
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Gtlp lOlnlco.

pVFRTISI MENTS FOR TIE NEW.
y Y0tk TKLl ~ WILL 49, htctiNE .,' 80 'i w ~
.-t., cs OF Ta,nt, thlr,i--t corner tighih ave-,
~, ~ Fast toutieeufh corner mon yusr -, mo-
rorp,r TuftN ...vta;i st. a. the hAhlll 'f j. -
.. ffni 2.aOo 1hrf ave. corner one hu""i'" ANU
.f. 800 st. up e. >. H.. at regular onc. I.tes
JVANTED.-TWo steel lcttercutt"rs and one
va SEw- YoRk STENCIL WORKS. ~ Nassan =.
XNvANTED.-A German lady - goy'rneSs
W for tao cMk,un Adde'S \. H. Post One Box 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
Doar0 cnO Rooms tUanleS.

CINGLE GENTLEMAN GeS1 ts,5 :, an,. t,h .,,\,
prrfers priyats family hnns' ,'.cn, IL
hddrrss ~ n f.Ac LaBge place h"''u =. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
Go DUbom il man Gontern.

ANY information relative to the io,io y, ,ls
n named person. .orneiy or az p t,I and ul,raliy
Wy :" ~ nnNtd Il oehrsn, Ffosnf,ok MAgntr ssn"" "a
sdisollsya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

shouders 1885, Clear Rib o25e; Clear Sides 9.bOc Re-
eetpts-F1ouT 900 bbls Wheat 1000 bush Corn $1,000
bush; Oats $4,000 bush; ShpmentsFlour, 6DON bbsi
Wheat 1000 bush: Corn, 1000 bush. Oats 5000 bush
PiTLADKLPHlA April 29.-flour quiet Superhne ~ 90;
Minnesota Clear Good. q 80; do straight as Pcnnsyl
vaIria Extra Family. Medium, ~ 75 a$4 So do Good -
90 very Choice, - % Ohio dor Good 10 90; DO. NFy
Fancy - S7as6 ~ Louis do, SO . Minnesota fentS
Pair 81 do Very Fancy, ~ 75 Rye Flour steady a. - 90
Torn Meal nominal. Wheat quiet Rejected. In depot
81 lb2 No. Red in elevator ~ 32GSl N9t NO
Rcd lay 81 2l the rate for No. Red MAY shpmen
j. - - free on board Rye dan; Pcnn.Vlvana, - 10
Com quiet sail Yellow, track and In depot o. 2dotc
steamer DO do - Rejected track &C. the ctIgo
rate for Sail Mixed Mas shipments r. 81 ~, free board
do choice, iSc No 3do f7c; Rejected 4Gtc: Mixed 80 ,
froyisnns-~"ady city Mess Beef. Dbl, 81 90 do
packets : Q-ll 30. cf Hams 81 p G<f 90 India less
Eci, 81 40. Mess PORK. old. Tl6 80 do. new, SIS ud
HlN 90 Extra Prime - N'0Sll so smoked Hams II "a
l2c; do in salt smoked sides 93i alOhc. dOn
s. 11c; Shuulfer Fickled 6t20 7c; do, smoked 40
Sc Dressed Hogs, oSc. Lard-Westrrn Kettle llsl "a
lZhc; do, Steam. ~ SOC: do Bntchors, loO+e, V'
Bnticr-Duil Creamery Extra 2IG2tc; do, GOOD 10
lhoicc 2.a2ic. bradford County and Ncw-York ENtta
luh$ %&d2ic Od, I20 lac.; Western Dairy E1lrh Eva
2uc' do, Good 10 Choice. $50 1870. Rolls dun Ptnn. J.
wanna Extra h0l7c+ Western Reserve Extra, lbalNc
,h"'>e firm but quie Ncwiork Pull trcam - "a
lie; Western Fun cream. l2a, &C.; do Fair 90 Good =
Gi@@c do Hat SAims % Ice; do. Peunsy lVaula 0kil
6d"c G. Tee dull itaWs Ichu'.i
hfm Cut Loaf. Crushed and Powdered. &c. Granulth
~'.; Mould a, @}r; Stsndaui a. nc seeds 'i.t't
FIRM ~ tH97hc. Timothy steady al - n'a@5 -, ~
nominal NJ ~ "p0&l So Feed nrmer winter ran - ~
- elS Fac do, in Cascs &c. Whiskey quiet western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
Brushes.

DRT SVrS OF every description ~ 3l1 Pearl
4 - .l-r Pech -lln all Articles 20 lowest .I'o-
JOIN h. uOPFEt- AAnuiactal, and Importer.
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4. Vanderbilt, Treasurer.


THE SAFR DRIo>IT GO NV YORK.
NFw lOkK. April -, lH,l.
The Annual Election for thirteen directors and
inspectors ~ election for the safe Deposit Com
pa1v 81 NrH Nfk for The ensuing year win De- hold
a tnr ohcr IT ~ company on Monday May . l0Sl be
tsstu tn hours 81 u o'CocA neon. and O'cock
The transfer hooks wi De- closed The 3Oth day Of April
inst opened the luth day 81 May fooNnr By order
FREDERICK POSTER,
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
financial.

IL who arr Interested in railroad hu~iuc.'
= snd miI~4g statistics ssuud rrt I. liilt ST. 81.
MA$AC for les !, now ready, proc -l'',f- ltnaII
Gas STOCKS.
NrF-Iork Rnd BROOKLYN cas- 9tpcf- aid also al kuis
of Brook Ign Investment -ttlIItits. dealt boo hf
GLOkGE ~. PRLNTI~-,
10 BROAD ~. A. st lAtliAN %. ~ ACF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

SEN-loI.. Npni 10. 1851.
4 MEETING Of the stockholders of the
y National blank PORN Company et nc held 81 lv l-'
"ci"ck 81 Nt li7 " Hrth o.. fora 'lts. fr
tNc Tlfsl OF Nuu tho question 30 t1
itAi stock o. sa.G company i0 fluUh.
tHN~rt- WfNNN,
joins ~. SMITH
IlitNlDNf g.. IElbS
\ mMLnIIlN VI In. Iri-I-ll
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Dipi0cn0 Notice..

WtntsH. IT. IotI- ANr PNcIffc HtrW,r CoNP,~V.l
- RgoADHiI NV hoKk. hpf II, l-~i
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ONE AND
~ OSE~HALt PR CE,i1 on N" pnsrr@ ,ioek ~ This
company has oeen Gecland thls day pAruh NAY 10. 10
h crs % sIoch APRIL, The transit, book, ~ b" cs'd
frOil APRIL - 10 MAY H.
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rnE NAnoyAL nANn ID - eIMor - 81
JOHN H. R0IsTON. cashl.r

hENYER AID RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
- COMPANY and CtN TkAi. tDihRAlD iMPRDNE -
ENT COMPANY fr>t Mort ouIou- dnr g ~ l. ,-l.
vii paid aud after t't date lf' Atati % q mo
American change NIullh Bans. ~ Broadway. y. s.
b y. a. span hAA-. trrt-llrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

YOnE Aprl 80 doc f.ii"Aifs tho total not w.
crt- ~ Ctt"n 90 the toov nonaontd porte SINCE r'rtc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-12
Damascus Blades.

All old work has disappeared, (from
Damascus and anything really good In brass
steel or silk is a. rare as it is valuable. The
manufacture Of the peculiar heavy silks of
shot colors has now died out, not being able
to survive the competition ofthird- rate goods
from European looms. The Damascus sword
blade has passed into the category Of things
We often read about, but seldom see, and the
brass-workers seem TO have lost their cunning.
Their present productions are rude In the
extreme. and of no artistic merit whatever.
At first it may be matter of surprise that
more relics Of past excellence should not
come into the market, but this must be &C.
counted Tor BY the supposition that there are
foreign agents always on the watch TO
buy for the Cairene trade. In no other
way can we explain the notorious fact
that, while q year or two Of residence in
Damascus will not be likely to produce
respectable purchase in brass or silk-beau-
tiful specimens or both these branches Of ex-
are replaced as soon A. sold. The silver
zar is disappointing, containing little that is
girls massive silver necklace, which In spite
seen worn by an Englishwoman with good
effect. A rule, however, basdasic orna-
ments do not become Europeans, since they
show only to full advantage on their rightfnl
owners. For a bright keha we want an
Arabs face and eye, and every one knows
bow different clumsy silver bracelet looks
on white arm compared to the same on q
fellahah's brown skin.-Safnyday Reriew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-12
General News.

The French delegation to Yorktown spent
Sunday at Niagara Falls.
The Marquis Of Lorne and suite passed
through st. Paul on Saturday on the way to
Winnipeg.
A child born in Anamosa, Iowa, last
month weighed but one pound and seven
ounces.
DR.. Isaac Sparks. of Plainfeld. H., one Of
the early settlers. and S5 years old, was mar
ried on the 9th inst. to Mrs. Saphronia Or
ton, of Attica. Ind, who is aged 72 years.
The number of emigrants from Germany
to this country during the first eight months
of the year has been 10000 against 60 900
for the same period Of last year.
he open to the public in Richmond, Va, the
first exposition held there since the beginning
of the war. 1t is to be an industrial display.
The Marquis de Rochambeau and his dis
tinguished companions are to be formally en-
tertained by the city of Philadelphia. The
Marquis is to be the guest of Mr.. g. w.
Childs.
1t is said that Kallochs church in San Fran
cisco has been compelled BY general senti-
ment to withdraw from the Baptist denomi-
nation, and that the Baptists by very large
majority repudiate Kalloch himself.
A cOunterfeiting establishment, which was
operated BY man calling himself Nelson,
and two women, said to be his wife and
mother-in in-law, has been seized at Carlins-
vile, Ill. Several moulds for silver coins
were captured. Nelson escaped, but the wo-
men we're arrested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-12
A POPter-HOuse Steak.

At the restaurant:
This is the porter house steak, Is itp"
asked the sad passenger, sitting At the corner
table.
"Yes, SIR" said the waiter, with the weary
air Of a man who was tired of having 10 tell
the same lie q thousand times a day, ''porter-
house steak, sir same as you ordered. sir"
do YOU cut porter house steak from be-
tween the horns, this year ~ asked the sad
passenger, with the information of man who
wanted to know.
"Sir?" said the waiter.
cit seemed to be trifie tendercr last
year." the sad passenger went on, with the
air of tired man indulxing in pleasant rem
iniscences of the past; 'but ! remember
now it was cut a trifle lower down then.
Last year you cut your porter-house steaks
from the curl in the fori,ead, and the sirloins
from the shin; hut think this comes from
between the horns. ] used to live In . board
house where they cut the porter house from
between the horns. and this one reminds me
of them. Animal dead this steak came
from?"
"Dead?" echoed the astonished waiter
course. sir. He was butchered, sir"
''Butchered to make a Roman holiday
sighed the sad passenger ''Ile would be
more likely to make Roman swear. Well,
it was time he was killed. lie hadn't many
more years to live on this earth. All, here's
the brass tip from one of his horns. Dropped
into the steak, no doubt, while you were
slicing it off. What do you do with these
steaks when the guests are through with
them?"
The waiter looked puzzled. "Why, SIR"
he said, "they amt nothing left of 'em when
customers get through with 'ena. SIR
"Possible?" said the sad passenger, "what
becomes Of them?" ~
The waiter looked nervous. I I.
''What?" he said; the customers eat them
up"
The sad passenger looked up with an air
of interest.
"1ncredible he exclaimed: 81 cannot
accept your statement without proof They
may hide them under their chairs, or secrete
them in their napkins, or they may carry
them away in their pockets to throw at burg
lars. but cannot believe they eat them.
Here, le: me see one of them eat this, and
will believe you. Trust me, good waiter,
But the waiter pointed to placard in
scribed Positively no trust" and went to
the cashiers desk to tell the boss to look
ont for that man at the corner table, A. he
didn't seem to be satisfied with his steak and
he had asked for trust Buriingfon H1,ck-
cue.
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the SURGEONS KNIFE.
Hoa,lerfal Sargieai 0peration.-R -Rtsaorai eC tfr
sary Stones from The BLADDER Successful.

Mr.. Simeon Tietsell of Saugerties, \. Y,
has been treated for seven years by various
physicians for what they call Structure of the
Urethra. without benefit. He finally con-
suited DIR. David Kennedy of Rondout, n. Y.
who found his trouble to be Urinary Calculi
or Stones in the Bladder. The doctor at
once removed the foreign bodies with the
knife and then gave his great Blood Specific,
"Favorite Remedy to prevent their reforms
alton. The entire treatment was eminently
successful, and Mr. Tietsel's recovery was
rapid and perfect.
While "Favorite Remedy" is a specific in
all Kidney and Bladder diseases, ii is equally
valuable in cases of Bilious Disorders, Con-
stipation of the Bowels, and all the class of
ills apparently inseparable from the Constitu
tion of women. Try it. Your druggist has
il. and It's cost is only one dollar bottle.
The lucky man is he who puts this advice in
practice. Don't forget the name and address ::
DIR. David Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y. The
Doctor would have it understood that, while
he is engaged in the introduction of his med
ioine, "Favorite Remedy" he still continues
the practice of his profession. but confines
himself exclusively to Office practice. He
treats all diseases of chronic character. and
performs all the minor and capital operations
of surgery. octa+eod&w-tc
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NO. 24O.

lures and motionless forms ofthe art galleries
up and down. a sight to recall Tennyson's
princess" only few black coated members
Of the faculty to break the illusion. 1t was
amusing to watch the adroitness with which
the upper class women played the 'chess
game of society" generally in the hands of
their brothers. msn9uvring to introduce or
be be introduced, to vary their talks and
walks, and in every way guide the machinery
Of entertainment smoothly and surely. With
what success the entertained bear witness.
After two hours, when the janitor appears
with his tall rod that omens Ten o'clock !;
lights out = one might hear on all sides, $50
late never dreamed il; I was having such
good time ~ And after adieux to the
presiders, and eloaks put on by by oflicious
and efficient escorts, the guests return to
their rooms, with a pleasant little thrill of
family feeling induced hy their elder sister
ly reception. This is hszing at Smith Col
lege,