davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-12

Tho foreign commerce Ut tho port Ut Npw
York Tor lust wDek continued tu show " lMrHc
und healthy cxcoss III tho exports of domestic
prG!nuts over thu Imports 1T merchandise, tho
farlaer representing IN money vniuo $1,GlsVN
aud tho iatter SGaEj,61.. The oxpnrts III spppto
"nrn z90d a1. and tito Imports Of sporlu FROM all
points nbrDnQ 4l.710,N39 Tic Mrrra1s OF K0lu
from, Europe ut tho Assay OlIcu Tar tho wook
crlel Frtlay Inst wur0 *l,ul7UOO tnsu4n coin
nna uara; tho tutal MrFiyu1s since A,1H. Woro
saa.77ho0o, at wh!ci, *5o $50 to0 was furolyn uon
nnd bnrs and III, ,sso 400 Amoric,n coin, tho tutnl
for tho saIne period Inst yunr WIS $7lln, l6u; tho
payments by tho Assay Oll'co on this ACCOUNT
amounted to &iI7o.usa for tho week, aud *5o, ,a07.
s6t ssuce Auy.a,
Chicago bunk cleadtuRs wero eS.G4l0oQ, Tho
bllska FOk0re largo rccutpts. ar currency from
tho country, with sosne shipments to tho co,,n-
try. New York oxchange was u trItlo wcakcr
at Nalso pur sl,0N pso,niuEp. I.aaus wusq easy
as GS37 per cont. go
Local securities were nut Actlve. Ut. ruul Gs,
Dubuque Division, tO000, BOLD 1T 1uasf, anu
e:o,000 Wabash b at ,bs.t. On tho Caluuxo stock
lloard there wpre aa!es Of . 1000 untea Btatcs "
atll2E; 1000 Chicago Burlington Quincy llail-
road u at 94S09ssit q. 3.0oo Chicago, Milwaukee
, 1881-01-12
COMM IlIRCIAL.

Tho following wcro tue receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of prollsteo III th!s city
during tho tweny. four liours ontlllsg Ut o'claek
r'noalny morning, with tho corresponding tly-
urcK for d year AEl:
, 1881-01-12

SpteEht plspatth 10 tn Chiea1o Tribune.
:, linsaa,S, Jan. il.-tho weekly stAtoMe!t nf tho
lts,ssoA Natl0nnl baass shows Konernlly Inareas-
banks now tlol4 iA surplus abt,su reserve r.,-
% ;l!llrSns.'t. Sl,oey@;3 @ ~, 9s4!nst slt;1aIl nut
eh4nEes uro nEaln IN deposits Of St,tlSAglj, aid
IN hallnacs lnu TO O!h0r banks Of u, ,:sB, ,tU Tue
loaA$ Aata tuegeAs9d 6iR. .fAl pud Enella Ei1l.:1k
, 1881-01-12

Nyo arc pleased to record the following
! 9nlnl%n hyJ: 4. Daniels. l!s,l., .ot liussrs.
stnxaI1l = Daniels, attorneys, Ia Crosse,
icts; Some tinlo since wus attacked with
puln and slight swelling III and below one ut
llY knteotolnts. few applications Uf II,
1aSohs . ~ Iulefed tl!e naln aud relleysd ute
: 4lAr,
, 1881-01-12
Chnso s. Seymour, nf Milwaukee, Yiru tho fol-
lowing aB leading pUinta In tho wheat sltlnttons

Chnso s. seymour, nt Milwaukee, Yivu tho fol-
lowing ns leading points In tho wheat sitnntton:
ntsu re n o st H. 19ss II a.
~ tTt, ss.,s, sr hhsa "t ~ S s1 o
yias at tI %s e5 II .' IL s5 s
SS VI aa US ads i st yes
" III @ @ IT. Il ~ a sSn s
shipment. a..
They htso say: y .,Ii
- rs 'eS!.,', M jIFs r ~ e Ms, Ssi.
ruaNsd n consequence oi ato lpayy r,siis. wLiei
Ss sssS $fss 'ss' ' ss 4:
There cvrtain'y Is teas room for decline now
from bcIaw u tlollar' than thoro WIS from tho
trlco Of ycar nHo, whsn 1t wus above el...O.
Tho fact thNt shuro WIS such II big drop from
Juuuary prices last yCnr 1nay have u Rrcnt .leal
TO tl0 With tho baurlsh feoing. Of tho prcsunt
time,
a party in tho trade has ndvtccs to tho effect
that nh0ut ,OOO tons of Australian WleMt were
left over from thu old crop, tnstcud Of l0,c0o
tons, NJ ruepntly stuffed, Thnt IL 10 much nUrp
nvnilabc for Uxpnrt,
They suy lint tho Jpnns s. Mcdonald matter Ia
not pAIl1lng ont hllf M well III expected.
We nOtH tlAt tho Hour iMterost h,ls rot bcNn
represented among tho Directors OF tho DonrIl
af Trattu alneo tho dcHth Of Mr.. Hccrtnnn1.s.
There Is n chnnce to remedy thfs tomorrow.
Mr.. 1SlnRu IL nAricl ~ this connection.
A good lcnl Ut cpmplH!nt WIS heard ycstortlny
on 'ChnMYu nbOut s,ule Of tho terminal ctluraeB
on krain, especially tho 81 pur cur charged OIL
grnn that Is held out tor rctl,spectio,, Tito re-
culvcrs characterized II ua unjust aud 0nt-
raXc0lls,
On tho lst OF December tho stocks Of foreign
lr0n of III. ks, Ind of foreign stuul rl.lia. rr-
ntalnlnp In bonded warehouses III Now Yogs,
, 1881-01-12

{ st. raulss. Chirngu 4 rneilr.'nt litLs se@..t0n
Gh'tnsu. sifiwaukrn 4 81. 1'nni Gr. Chlrajt" &
1'nG!l'r, ut i1u!s; :HW Chlengo CITY ~ due itsli,
nt i:f T,c fuluwln1 quotations woro made:
, 1881-01-12
MINING NEWS.
RAa FRANCISCO,
FAN, FRANCISCO, Cal, Jun. ll.-Mtntng stocks
1lt}sNlS.

jGpsctaf Eispaeh 10 The GhtcAon Tribune.
llosrnS; jim. ll,--!n mining ahurcs Quincy atl-
rnhcelt II; silver tsat,.t lfursimw: u; Dun.
.: star, II: ltirn,,, II: ,Axtrc. LIN; Puwnlle. 4.
Mnlst'l snlsl ntif; Atlas.ntal: Hanover ut ai!s;
Copper Hnrh,r If 10: SycNtuurc 9prinus al 1;
mud stnr Consolidated Coat Co,nmity at lu!s.
Others ns elefDrE.
10 tht 1Etstrrn stssoefaiti I'rsss.
llOSTOS, Jun. ll.-Mtiny stucks:
Allnurx. nru......... III Madison cttl,uer....... ~
t.Nnn,ot y lltc1a. t,cNatIo tI6w,........
taaspa a............ |}Mtncy. ................ ~
t:orHHH FilllA. u l1taHC,., M
ftliSieyrr BfGt.......t... 1(4
, 1881-01-12

EATrLE-ThoFo WAsn qilr nl;lfkut nurrnao II, thu
receipts yesterday. tho tllprcnes. compared wta
yeuterslnya sUtat bolnR hulnu 1N head. rho SUPPLY
ho wovor fell wtlIn very m,dura te limits and nuls
u good gcnuml IeH,unt ,'ruvons pr,cos wore shs..
uuHh!y sustained MI around: In tnet for fat eit!p ot
wh!uh tho nfar!n.a wcsD not very NUMEROUS md fH
stuctors, fnr which thoro TINS a klturj EqUsy, tl
Hnrkct Developed Increased EtTgnatll. Tho only ctau
ut which ses1oE. found any !EaHliy III pLtulnlNg pre-
WINS pEcns wis cunitnon bu1glsrs' stun. Thnass
hnr to HloTo. II aolt TT f!s rltRs tho supply
ccU1nH tho combined waHtH Dt butchers nlId tnnEer,
The tattu did ut nun sUnA fur tIn5a rass
the proportion dt cnusoia a,lu uotun gru,11t DGHf
nhtctnbIy lrNuH0Ht. HnthlnH h,lAuurnH IN tho .le.
Attlpon f uxtrl wis to bu teAH atsd few c0cc snu
MISC wtS oTatad. Tho host Itnv9s 10 tchl, fj.aalaA
T1Ie-a wcro number OF sales at EtsiiijU. but nnA
Ut i!o trading Was tune ut prices hBnw ftia poptto
EoDd bnalIerh lois solA Mt slhuJ7b, AtorkurA taa
d.;k5i a,d falr to cho!ru shipping stcers nj GIGGI
At no ilnt1 wtll!M tho past sx uunlLs huyu AlocS
catlu commanded NJ hluh ts,,roB ut tho pre.tL4
tiiau. though tloy nro lover tNnn In Jnnury or Feb
rnrS - ~ ~ ye1r H., wls thsy ;o,s t *,uM ~
stcM,ys
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Boaves-ttradcd steurs. weighing LOO
aild pwafs ;fs5aa@
s,esS. w"lsSis isi !" ~" !T a H. "o,ao..'ea 4
Ing lsA u iGA ~. ~. AajIta
ing l.uj,tnI Il n1.....,,............ ...".,, asa11Y
,Wu!s.* .D to lalD aSDaaa
- lll 27;saa
bull". nha scsAla"nE H1eEH. ?0fi1Q
, 1881-01-12

Those .ttEttrcs show; I'LL !uerclsp during 1net
week ar 1tt.00G bu wheat, 10. 10 bu outs, ~ tEt
b,l bnrioy. md .leorcnxc OF 4d,lGs bu coru lie
o bri rye Total tnerensc, lo, ,1lo bt,. Also a.,~
40 bu corn attont In Eiurbor.
Tho quantity Of ntcqhoi distilled III francu IN
tho ilrst elovcn mouths butwoon harvcsts has
bGcu: ."
, 1881-01-12

isnt ~, IN IN IL H.,
atn u,t,t ii to III nn Ct,urcDnl ' 'saf
cS.a, M3TTTde viz ctIa ] q @ NH NTtS SF s y
tnkoh ilavg ~ lttahirg Will pr1Nnbly take futi$s
advance Is nntclpntGu. S~
.tlI.S-WesH stGady. Tmdp WINS fair at tl3o.auat,.
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1HREEQUABrERs Of 4 cENTCFY oLD

More tliau sixty OF The active and veteran meme
bc,sof Co.nIauy - Of the 9Th Regiment celebrated
tl, scventy-hlih annvcr-arv Of the organization OF
chat company by ac'uner frlduy evening q, Ueiiuon-
ico'. Tie captain of the company II. - ole. pre-
sided. and among tho Invited guests were General
Mil,s. General Shal,r. 8aior IA Bird Gardner
Colonel Eu,non. CLARK, Li,utfuan, Colonel
GEORGE NJ. smith Colonel Pond. General l'nri ca.
Qaarterrna.tcr Winchester Captain John ID. N'np
and MAYOR Alison.
The members sgt 81 two long tables pfcrldc over
bv ieutrnart s. ". Conofcr aud Sern-.n' at'f
y " ilan The dinner began al p. DOB. Music ~
furnished by M,rnigs Seventh hclnm,nt crrh's'it'
Among the tua.ts oi the evening were hr ioii"" 7
THE day Wc celrbr1tr' It'o.lci ~ ~ ,"Ilill
Steele; "1ht 9TH ReVimcuL. COonei OiIh :
{" The Regular Amy 0tu,lal 5llcs Ihr Nelt ran
volunteers oi the Second Company, tcncfal ShairI
The Veteran Association Colonel Iondi Inc
veterans of she Second COMPANY, G,mLai Duiy' 90 /
THE Lgdies' Major a. Is. Gardner; he hela ana
stat OF the Veteran Association quar-
tarrnaster Winchester OuT assoctate members
OF other eompauieFl" Captain John n. Kemp
Of tle seventh company OF veterans. several large
American iags were iestO0ncd over the guests tabio
and fastened by Tia National cnat-o farms. lAss
also decorated the gallery. The original pdItAmtiit
dated May g. 1906. and containing Tie names ~ tho
first member, was handed around ana proven an
object Of great interest. SeNcul OF the h1tdlng
names were of lIcnt unru, while he aodf .rs were
equally singular. embracing many iTom Froit-fi,
heckInan-st. and Chathau-st. The present Colonel,
Lieutenant Olnncl and Major 81 the fti hetlIheht
WERE all originally member Of the 5rc0uu company
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F0ULNESS or THE SH4NTT DISWIcT

DR. PErFns ErAFrIRVs MS FORMER srTrMrNIs.
To the RAZOR 81 the Tribune
SIR: 7 must mako q direct issue OF facts
about the condition of tlc -hnniy block between Vty
seventh and svty-c-t-sts Thirl and Lexington afcs
read in an q, enius paper that an Gle boards
which wcr. not removed were hTnod" Ilafe Y.'it"!
tbi- place iouror c time. since te shautcs were torn
down. aud have always secu and SAW ycst. inlay fn-
dlyl. many foul wet boards the 1ooru.s o. COWS house"
ho-e >taea end rI.fs tr latter 800 'ca.t c-t in mum
boz They could no' hc all have NOS been bnfnod' nor
larc tlcy been removed. uL,.-, within The last twenty
faur honr-. ~ . hon'i iagc boon carried away, ana
- fnc f4r. a.ulurItinus of nth in and ghcat tIt D.
b. Pes f.lr f.ff 900 these places were heavily frt WIN
Irr rlsf ol iud irrf gDigfi0 I,ui tlut ' fLf
same d-lnfDciaut ,hl,h failed 40 eiguauy some years
ago. WHOM ,II,I nu tIn Harlem Ilai-.
r.t r.llIf t.t f.I- block if Nrrr TeIF ar rnfA O.
irr Iu 10 ...d l.farI condition. and uil N, -isf 'l
OIL .,..f a.i iI f.r years fn tn.r THE -.nrI fIi
l.' t- H'. Hnnfi Do 'u 90 lr largely nl o. i"i-'-e
,Iuf and .s .,t fI .uu..t. q. q. lLIl--.
Ac,. I0rk, -4.t b.. l-ti.
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. o. .........
I" It.
... ......
B. I'
-rf
'.
......-
........ .......... -.....---
In
.... $50,
tr .....
r.e-.f
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MORRIS WILKINS. AuctIoneer.

ExrcUroRs sALE-corNTIY EI DIS, IN. ~ VI
-. - ,re-fcsost.r a. auctlou. =. n. LUDLOW r
CO ,, .on =, aur,ion ou hsDAf. May 81 lS'l' =
o,cioot AZ The Exchange saiosroom' no. an 80
49,, ,e. n christopher r.. Robert dcorss,i corlpt.
.,t srr- "a land ylax directly on ut o'-, ~
49,, hrndalrfr country -gata % Mfr~i- i
Iisgs,1Ssr Morris Adfsi AMI others sene ~. Veu
bouss and other 0uthufluf, ~.
80 i,t ene IA trr.a large and small irult ahl l ,',,
Nv.ry healthy and cool summer itlI ~ @ ,tiop nj ne
prtfeter nan oad-nyc tra4ua each Wy u.l3 t-,l,,,
luit nancy can rtunin ou buri AMI
ne farataTe VIII Dc sold on tne prenaea ue u@9 "'' '-
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SUITE or ROOMS IO EENr to ccutlc-
500 ...l it,.r.L Is ,.,.i e. j.. p
As a-amh furnished pa,lor t'.r, vi,h cy-
-..' .. ''~.'..r' o''.'.- upstairs 40 -'''-
F'rNn BOARD audi Ilr..t'f Noou. ~.--i l..iid-
s. .,l.., "a .n......' . .'. 8,
,gtpI.u .rvo ,.r...iny rooms. flr-
'-. ., .. a.t..uf io.t. ...,A s..t.. .'.rn. Hra
... .'..,r. ... % a. ...'' l.h
el.. ' ''- -'''' ''''..''' ''''
grAnI rT.-Trl d,-irl'lr rooms v.,h board;
- ....a., , .'..'. ,' e. 49, - u.i
t,,.,..>.r ROOMS ANp BOARD m mi-
f.a .... ....n ui '.Irp..,t p. ..r
.... i....., ..... ..,'. hi"aa~"s.
cIIIf ot fPAntAiI\iS or less 100 prVtic
u. .rn.. tr.. INK. l.., 81. ..on'. ,, ',.'eca
tt4H.i i'..+ t"I '.' '' "'+'
rf1 Irr.-A hands ucly furnished ila'. for
...., pta'~ ".-.a.-.a' '''''' ''- '''- ave.
.,,rIr--t m-.i.a.d ujl bedroom. near
.'' .'''''n '.' ~. ',...i f. ,.l..., ~. ~
-,.. .....,. ,.ru ..r d,.t,... oa,e, ro
,,.I. .,,Tu. sr -~rrnNp FLOOR TO
ID -..' %, F. .rf .aa a..g room to gentle
r.. ..u... n-. a.i "'t't -1nmrt il.e- zee" '-
- r,-r fnTu--T. near Central Park
> -.,,. WEN rr f frr -rf t,1fr or -'n.
l....r ..... ro.t.sr- a,c..ufloastsl rrier.n-.'
...r,l ,,.t, a., ,oa "A rarior H.or second
= li-fN t, NJ , 3D." h., ,',r ,- itfou. Nd.
,t..... aat.u a..l rnl,nc,- au' ,crrronao'"
% EAST 20TH-~T-A furnished second
, no, vtout board so s'-sle Rooms ''' gentlemen
.f4. rA-T 9OlJF-ST.-Two neatly furnished
: -.. ~ uir ao- mont. v..i, 'aasi To slary &c.
=. ,.tl. III so.a. ior 20, Summer ei. l,Dt reasonable.
'.' .''t
,)Bf EAST l9IH-~T.--A handsomely iair -
~ = r s
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fe!p mlni.0.

ANGELES Turkish, Electric ard Roman
- Batl. 80 Leslnstoa-ase Nant yoeHs Amei'-Ah h'n
aud women llr baths
NXrANTED.-On Long Island, - miles from
W THIS c young mau o. usii ald tiie to iae, q, st
h,rs, ma s ard agd garden wOfk hlat a nl 80
I.i.ft .rt - lcfc L,'- STATE "a - 49,
p"s''s 1i1'' 1N' 'Ap'' Io&G bland Irsune oGa@
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She says that their relations have aways been OF the
most amicahle nettre, and that he VIII be her manager
as long a. she remains the stage.
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Miss Mary Anderson, the aCtress, denies that
she has charged her sopiather AMI manager Hamilton
Grifnn With nisapyropriallng belonging 10 her
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BroOhlpn propcrlp for Sale an0 Go Gti.

d = HE0 81 500 cash will buy twO-stOry
- fts fbJs basement brown stone, 10 roouus AZ hn
uroyer1cnt. 58s Berg nsf, near CaFitOf-ave.
HLIAND a. WHITING. ~ Neasau-sI
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eiln ilroperlr illanlsS.

YNANTED-FOr Cash Customer-50xlOO 20
200 between Naif"ulae and renal Pearl end 'hurc n
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Toun!rp Boaro tpauirS.

crXrrr ruAN wife ard children ath.io
\ br,. r,l ana ho3r ci Zee co., wtore 's ss rrsfs
= va" 80. 600 of chniIrn, ?. NJ -. 80
lara or mos lllt. ~. ,.,ce D. d., inb1lo JIM
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Gin l)roperlp 90 Eei.

Two let, at Fort Wellington resi-
r stable ~ 10und. Inquire on premises or ~
aad B East 2otlSt
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alarbI. anS slaie Illaultls.

WOOD AND SLATE NANTLES.-'Thcm most
w h, r,t and complete STOCK u fue mantes oN eN
hihitou. 4. j.. STEWART - 90, - Wcst -S4sI' 30"
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situaticus iuantea--SemaIes.

~~~~. ~~~4-s ~-s.-. -, --sDS>x
| A T the old original Swedish, French and
n German Employment on1ce established 1873 AadLsoa
square Garden corner 27hst and 4thaye the above az
Tor city and country also able taFn hands gardeners ooac
CHARLES NELSON. Proprietor
CHAMBERMAID.-Ar respectable young Nrl
az ~ a e '' fnn sns s.s s d sly
i,l3s broadway
CHAMBERMAID and NURSE.-By a Young
- woman. In respectable family. Can or address A. 81
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, or WArT-
- U.S. hrteass sweiish gifl With bet ci.y reiee
,nces Understands boz business we caa Wit in e5,ssl
Cal. q ~ oth-sys.. near isth-st
CIEAMBERWORK-By a German girl 10 do
e2erso5A v a2a ,,, hse With wash Apply at shoe
CHAMBERMAID &c.-A young woman as
- cambernai or narrls; can an 90 maeline o. slto
res v. T. 49,. ~ Wet lsu,-sL
COOK.-By steady reliable Protestant
y woman as ihnfo ien COOK Nll assist W.. ~as'44 tex
q 95, SsI'i' ''' ''y reference '' last '' 80 "'''
COOK.-By y French cook SPEAKING German,
y in good ZAP bst references ~ be hal AZ s-t places
COOK. WASH, IRON-By German help; Cor
- sly or saa be ''rg e., o.. fi.la 1T
COOK, &c.--liy a respectable girl as cook,
l-i- slave sfcnnd i0or 'front.'
4 OYERNFSS-By a German young indy rs
don V In ilaiy ..o,.. to Ldroyc GovERSIss. Acw.9ork
Post once. Box 2afs
/ AUNDRE~S-A woman would Ike "a few
can nl lie se. ii- .th ave- rer r.af ,ar,, fre-.
I AVNDRESS-A hr.t-claSs aundrc>s wishes
- family Mi,anf violent place Cor clothes best reirr-
MATRON or EOUSEKEEPER-By . lady Of
I'VE business c-ur...c" and god executive ability, 10 "A
~ ,a ,l,,l. Of ~ .aifr T. al.
dress A1rAOA, Boa Il0li.unc Uptown Vne@ d.. BROAD
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anttion saIes Of lieaI Gstate,
ITHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
aIpRINfn CnIrnT sALE-Ten Acrns IN 2ifh Wanl.

A NTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
- SUPREME COURT sALE-Ten acres IN oath wari'
A. Bleecssr Son win SELL TUESDAY. May IL a. y M,
NJ Exchange sacT00m No III Broadway, under The dTec
nS Boston Fot Rod and tie soathsra Bosys
running through TO- end fronting on Mesg fafs ana II m
For paltcaars apply % MITCHELL & MITCHELL, At
to.uovs, nos 81 and ~ Walist or = r AAtbH 80,
referee No BToadst, and for maps 70 A. j. BlEh' hEi q
son. suci!onccrs, No. 20 Nassaust
RICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctionccr
IL Will sei at Auction
At 70 O'Clock nj Exchange sal,sroom IN BROADWAY,
10 lll Nost 1l 49, Is, oy lish stop li-en. u, Ii
mrnes IA ct 81, inches vest Of otavc size OF iot z17
iapa Arctoreer'a Office III Broadway, bassment.
PlCIIAED V. HARNETT Auctiouecr.
IA WIZ .ell e Auction.
Atlqocloek. ut Observation-Disclosures II Broadway.
80 anl a. Auust Nassau. 5stoIy brick building with
81 Ave. cid 2,tl.t, ,orthwer; corner Glenham Hotel.
St.r ani -,1 ,'1, tgt. ~ 5'liy ,' ,.Dno
eft,.t. No. ISL 49, /. and 80 stai,ef.
4 and 7stsL. northeast corner 5L2Kioo With build
I,il i, 80 EOS E.',, eog.9'e tenement
zIis Naa.on ave. ia5dst, h-sl-sto3p Nova scotia
wafer i.ait oi,h ost and aeth.ts. and Harlem nvor
' ari .i,.l i-tc. a-ts IN street.
Vacant lo ol st d 2ta,os. 07th. ost e3th. Tooth and
Hooanal. % Au,tonocrs oncc III Broadway basement
DICHARD v. ItARNETT. Auctioucer
IL q,ii ~ i. -li g. e A2 81 1% H.
r.r ~ e'' Of . ySaa S, 5oar i 'oig Sa Of
,oru tyi ini-T q ~, i6tb -f,. i3rs.
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Aasngh the sssstirs connected with the poorhouses
aAd ashc'ises, which alone the Aid Association aSka
ee hight 70 VISIT gwen in tho interesting tables Of
tsn State hoard for 1880 small compared with
We Total statisses Including Homes for the Fendies
A@siaAls sad DississIie1 al Of hich subject TO
ysaiiO by tia State Board tho number Of persons re-
neFed 10 the alshceses and poorhouses daring the last
y~~ Wa 1917, including moro than 5000 insane
pesens and besdes idiots, epieptcs blind deafnRtos
aA' children The estimated value Of their property
esoa' sih miohs and their expenditures the year.
SxsosHe Aud probably many managers and sp1is-p0ii-
seisA excepting stca sufficiently sstBto marx
80 threatening aspect OF public opinion, oppgscd
~ addition OF volunteer sistors named by body Ia
Whose appointment ty had cLaee and AMONG whom
taey Mas hAyO no frfCnsla.
has WY Among TOE opponents OF this hill should be
ssfaSrd The state Board confess cannot understand
sed ~ FnosEl0hs o: January IL 20 ren9er us aI
alon The more mysterious. and TO recall Mr. Catias
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Sept. 12,1se1.
| subsidized.
King Kalakaua arrived at Liverpool to-day. He was
received by the Mayor.
II is stated that the italian Budget estimates for $50
show a surplus of 100000 francs l$l ,G0O,0O0
The latest betting on the race for the ST. Teger Stakes
Is to against lroquois and to 20 against Louis
thousand copies of Socialist olutionary procla
! nation have been found distributed in all parts Of
Vienna. Two arrests have been made.
In the Berlin chess contest to-day Mr. Winawer beat
Mr.. Mason, and Mr.. Blackburne beat Mr. W. Paulsen
The game between Messrs. Berger and Zuckertort re-
suited in draw.
In regard TO Rusa's claim against Turkey for war in
demnity the delegates of the Turkish bondholdcrs at
Coustannopc remain firm. and declare themselves in
competent 10 treat the question even indirectly.
The Geneva correspondent Of The Daily Nesrs says that
II the proposed revolutionary congress Berne con-
ductcd with moderation the local will not in
| the matter.
The emigration returns for Liverpool for the month OF
August show that 2l 1921 emigants left port being
2,669 more than in July OF this number the destina
ton of 1902 to the United States, and 29GS 10
| British North America.
Berlin telegram says that the Free Conservatives
| have Issued electoral programme approving the
policy Of Prince Bismarck and demanding a revision of
the law relative TO the right OF dOuco the
ductiOn of laws against emigration.
The nth International Congress OF Orientaists opened
at Berlin to-day The Minister OF Public Instruction. in
the name OF Prussia welcomed the Congress He said
he saw many before him who had come from Par1s, Lon
| don, Russia, America, India and China.
The Preston correspondent of The Daily Ncics says
even supposng the employers representing twohirds
ofthe spindes in this district decide close week.
it is certain that the soppage viii be universal
The loom weavers at the extensive mills of Hawkins
struck and the lrn obliged stop 0o0 looms and
45 900 spindles The up Saturday last show
that the total number of spindlos is 2>lo0000 which
56 900 are stopped"
Calcutta dispatch to The Times says: At a meeting
of the committee Of the Tea Syndicate a report read
stating that beginning had been made in shipments of
tea to America and that the promised contributions
would enable the syndicate TO continue operations
steadily; that il determined TO follow up the opera
tons of the Syndicate. and that the agents in United
States and Canada would spare efforts in the
to establish trade there successful the Australian
venture had proved TO be.