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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28


BUFFALO June 27.-CArILF-Roceipts TODAY. 6GJ head;
tOa. week 4OIo head tor same tine last wees
5000 head cOn--uer tnruug1 l.3 market Jun aud
tending sales, t1r 20 food Medium steers - %
lghtdU 2j - iJ Stool eis ~ Deter demand al
loads of Butchers attic held over
LANBs-iecrpts tO-ay. 5000 head total Tor
I.,uuJ mead iol same time last week,
through - FAR 10 COOL
clipped sheep, - sU0Ft 500 LOAD OF Extra Tor Export az
s bcsi posed OIL
Receipts TO-DAY. 80 head; total for week TINS Ear,
II 2Du time last week, 10000 head con
through % market Lfin and unchanged Win
light offerings ssIr- oIAelsi @-0@' % "ooi Medium
CHICAGO June p. -UoGs-ReccIpts. 10000 ship
lower, a.! Sold
Common tU Good Mixed - JuGr1; Heavy - 9OG% hu;
Light - 4O1t, lJi skips - 1u0-1 40
CArrLR-EeceIpt, 1000 head shipments l2uO head; mar
generally ttidy; Exports, - uo0r9 TO- Good 10
Choice shipping 47Q+1 Common To Pair - ZJ0<o ~:
Butchers uHS 80 ~tDckeIs ami Feeders 81 fOdVJ 20
receipts 10 market steady Du 7uane easier
seaaaag - Oct5 so Canning. - 49, no ship
per- here quoted al - - 50
SHEEP-Recelp- head. shipments better on local
general maIAe stronger but not quOtapy higher
Common u ram - -J6-3 -, Mclun 20 ''jA s4aS4 ~
t4no.ce, - SU0 - -.
TAsT LIBERTY Pcun. June 81 CArTIg-Receipts 100
head. marAct prices shade higher last
week; Prime - 5O0@ -; Good 20 boa - 80 Common - %
ago
HOGs-Receipts l. 200 head market firm Philadelphia,
- batmOre,, - - 3d. Workers - lOd@o TO-
SHEEP-keceipts 3.4UO head market uul. Best - 20
= ID, Good - 2JdTi go Common, 50 -J0SJ -.
LOUIE. II HOsS-Eec-IpIs. 1000 head; ship
ments mead 81 active and hrn NtockeIs 80 oud
SHlpplus PIGS. -fH-' JOi fdCAhg 90 'J4@ - ~
Butchers To Fancy $50 80 40
CAIrl-lecepts. lJOu head shipments, 800 head: only
offered demand good ana prices strong 200 70
average - 5OaFJ Choice Heavy. - 'O0So ~ =; lot
of .uOu Oh average. sold al Tie outside ngurc.
Loo heii, shipments 500 head, OOOu
Muttons steady al Is jO0$ 90 low grades dull
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II. \. POST,

H.Av POST CLARENCE II. CLARK
These Car Trust Bonds issued against Ran Equip
ment and rolling seA owned by the EalToaa EgaiPme,nt
pay cash oniset from 10 10 20 of the
" for The deferred rental payments These payments gener
f Raroag COMPANY bods he py9pertv a. Jesse, only the
title remaining in the Equipment Company and under it,
and fully insured replace destroyed, all
Of the equipment Company The tite passes to he Rail.
roa company only when and after al payments and other
Equipment Company have been met ana complied with
These contracts lease rental notes and nsurance
policies are assf9Td by the Equipment Company to me FL
comany attends me collection OF the notes the
YORK Philadelphia OF the principal ana interest Of the
contract basis OF the Of
series Of bonds ne ons OF each series bearing the ctt'
men trustee the special contract title 70 the property
plrteuar The Bonds steel engraved, and with
their appropriate coupons can be registered ut the pleasure
The Bondhoder has therefore as security;
The obligation the Railroad Equipment Company; The
obligations Of the airoad Company, maturing monthly
ownerp IF the property itself the first cost Of Which il
steadv reduced by the monthly payment Of the Rail-
WE OFFER FOR SALE at PAR and accrued interest
= Cleveland Iuscaroras valley maturing in s "a
i 81 southern central railroad maturing in "a ana 80
80 Louis Fort scott and Wichita, maturing in 49, "a,
Do. do. do maturing in 80, ~, s5, 's6 81
81 Arbor and Great Trunk, maturing in s3,
&c. Minneapolis and ST. Louis Railway maturing 'sS,
Madison and Northwestern Railway maturing in
80 virginia Midland galway maturing in 30 "a, SO
a. Louisville. Evansville and ST. Louis Railway. maturing
In -, 81 So .-
A. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway maturing in 81, s4
80. -, -. ~
p g. Richmond and Danvile RR maturing in - .s..s-
Northwestern L r., maturing ia 's3, 81, So
80. 81
WE HAVE ALSO FOR SALE the following special
Registered and Coupon Car Trust Certificates
which. although issued by the Railroad Equipment
offer every other respect the security To their
holders
g. indianapolis ST. Railway maturing 80 and 'S4
Interest seml-aunualy.
8. Columbus, locking alley and Toledo Railway maturing
-. - 50. 81. ~. Interest semi annually.
A g. 3. Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway. ma
So -. 20 SO 81 IS 80. Interest quarterly.
TO- Minneapolis and 81 Louis Railway maturing SO, 81
80, 'S6, ~. Interest quarterly.
Louisville aud Nashville RR maturing So 81 SJ, SO 80,
49, 80. Interest semiannually.
POST, MARTIN e. Co. !,
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cnrrnN MARKErs-nY rELEnRAph.

LrvPRfooI- June 27-I2:3O mCotton bodybuilding
includln 2OU bales ior speculation anu EXPORT reeeDts
Imam ga low GaRg clause June dsive1 gu; 90
Jane ana w deiNery o1-lu aiso oid 10 MY ana an
Go.d september ana october delivery t'r4d do No-
venDer and December deliver o4d do December and an
u1ry deliver Js'd tgtTes nH PutDresUpla
Midns clause. August aud September delivery S'eL
ana october deFery J4e4L d. october ana
IrFReioi June - TOO pm.-CotIon-Tne sales OF the
DAY asS C June Os s5 F,qres-Upanas Low
Mdding cause ue ana uy e cry o. -n 70 ~ anu
6oaod september and october delivery 6Ad do Octo
Mddine II 4ci Cooa Ordinary. 1O44c. 10 bales
BaInaoEE June 27.-Cotton siiddlnng l2hc; Low
bales exports eOastwse 50 bales sAes so bales stock
97c9tton quiet 1 Ni5 liin l2e nI Low
rrs = exports ret Britain. CO., bales stock
CgAREsrox June 27-Couon quiet Sdding l2iso. Low
Mldding, Sc. GOOD Ordinary II &C nr receipts -
S Saigs. stSss g. Gs!i bales
CIScSS AL une q COTTON steady hddling l2c, Low
shipments 10 bales -iIes ~ D9es suIA. i De o
Middng 81 Good Ordinary Il e net receipts 20 bales
MEMPHIS june L7.-Cotton urn; Mdnnng- l2isc.. Low
Mdiime. II &C. Good ordinary ,d 5y "a n'I t p 80
MOBILE june 27.-cotton steady MidilInG. l2e4 Low
Mlddhn &C. GOOD Ordinary les net receipts ~ naes
gross - coast"e I43 bales aale 'oO Oaie
SEw.0RLEASs June 27.-Coron firm; Mddng. l2asc
Low Mddne 2c Good ordinary Il &C. net receipts Loo
bales; I2sl bales sales 1000 bales stooA' oi'7o'
SoggoLg June e7.-Cotton firm Middiins l2c@ net re-
cep 70 bales uss Ezb baes exports eoastwse 6oDales
sales. PSI bales stock 5.O-1 bales 80,
PHfl.AuELPIiA June 27.-COtton hrm; Addung, II ~
Low Mddug. l-O- Good Ordinary. lc net receipts 90
bes gross 373 exports 10 Great Britain -4'O oaes
stock. -. los bales.
SAVANNAH June 27-tOtIOn steady MlGnnng i g. Low
Mddnng Ac: OOOd Ordinary lOIci net rrcelpts' 10
bales. sales 100 bales stock. j,2O4 bales
81 I0ri-. Junc q, ottOn STEADY abiding l2c.. Low
Middmg &c Ordinary, lOssc Receipts. 10 bales
Shipments - bales 81 Uales. stock, tzo Daea
WILMINGTON June 27.-CottOl steady Kidding, il &c"
Inv fsfac Ia-ss
"A bale. stock, Ss1 bales
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financial.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING
Il RAILWAY COMPANY.

CONVERSION AND REFUNDING OF EXISTING OBJ
LEGATIONS INTO FIVE PER CENT con-
soLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS.
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Total $3.50


Payments anticipated any Of days fixed for
payment Of n,tament under discount FOR cash at the
OF four per cent per
The bonds viii be- bearer I'm OF $1,000 and 5000
each principal repayabe in t0rt and VIII bear interest
from May lss2 Coul payable November and May J.
In each follows.
In Philadelphia and NcwNOrk, ia gold, free OF United
State tate
London Messrs. Gyn, Mills Curr1e & CO.. CT Lom
bart at the rate o. four shngs and one penny 10 ohe
dollar
subscription lists will be opened at the General Office o. the
Company Ihdep ha and ~ the Farmers Loan and trust
Company 26 Exchange place New1 on Friday une 20
and closed 90 or before wednesday, June -.
subscription Isis viii also De opened IN London.
Scrip certificates will be issued against allotment letters
and receipts Tor payment.
Failure instruments when due Will render previous
pay ment- liable To forfeiture.
Where allotment Is made the application deposit Will be
returned IN full.
Bonds registered the option OF the holder
the books Of the Company either IN Philadelphia or at the
London agency.
Tie more will lie executed 10 Tho Pennsylvania Com
pany for In Lives AID Granting Annutes OF the
city Of PM aielphia trustee Tor the bonihOiders
Following will be found statement Of tine application
OF the issue of further proposed con
versions. and the trades Of the company
and forms Of application be obtained at
the General Oce Of the Company and AZ the Farmers Loan
and IrJst Company. % Exchange place, New York
Iy order 81 the Board OF Managers,
FRANKLIN Il. GOWEN, President
General Office Of the Philadelphia and Reading RAILWAY
Company 40. ~ EOurth-5t Philadelphia June Il,
lSs2
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QlndHfial

4 GAS STOCKS.
AL NeWYOrA and Brooklyn Gas stOcSs and 1lsJ al kni5
VI Brook III inYes 'menl securities. dealt ia by
GEORGE H. PRENrISS.
II WALL~hI
nEBT of the United States, Trade an Com,
~ Cost Of Cvi List The Tribune Almanat Price &c
EOR Law on Banks and Trade IN Bullion SEQ
l. Tribune Almanac lSs- Price IS craLA
HENRY /; RAYMoND & Ca,
Stocks carried on to 10 per cent margin
Weekly Financial Report mailed free application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

LONDON June 27-The following the Wool sales Of
Monday m detail az bales Phlp-Fleece 032 ID
SECURED Id; greasy. 7da I'D locks and pieces
Goag.}d. lambs. I'D bales uncy ana
Oueensand-Fleece, lldG24 ri scourta ia ld greasy
pieces. jdG Oh I'D. LOGS bales New-
Zealand-Feece ldaI I'D. d. lZgdl Sd; greasy
BLG 20 locks pieces, SID L 5'J Dalts Adelaide
--cOured lGlbL.d. greasy, GledcSLd. ib5 bAes an
Demaus Land-Fleecc. 2dG2iqd greasy e2dGII 10 ~
bales swan fiyer-fecce, II lgi - III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

qulfement- OF Iut NOnIauJ A''''''0'' ~
the payment o. The last instaiment on the present
VIII the
improvement General and Coal Land Mortgages
converted the Reserved pOfuOh OF series
Bonds 600 Of the latter beng retained W
deem N. Consolidated Mortgage and prior issues
Tho following table shows and earnings for the
last two years ,ooo 100,
Passengers ....-..-- 9,S22422 10,56l,s53
S.i0 6'I pounds - -. 7,179399 s,O72142
Total tonnage Of railroad tons OF ..-o . -
pounds. l4,o4-, 4O>t4roO4
Output OF coal from lands Of Coal
and Company tons OF 2-2iO $1,000. 20 90.
Gross receipts both Companies S3 l77O O3 35,2SG.lS3
"a NJ IT, 'e. - s6lI37 $1,000 1888
Increase Of net earnings months OF 1882 pc
nod 1851 - s,2Ub o..
Of traffic may confidently De eNpects upon
the completion well Of the connections now being con
structei the NewiOrk Central kaIoah system As OF
those Baltimore and Ohio railroad ana those leading
westward % Pitt-buig.
The railroad company operates sstem OF 500 miles o rail-
av ubracng the equivalent OF - miles OF single track
ana owns through the Philadelphia anc Reading Coal and
iron Company Of 900 Of anthracite coal
lands being oneird Of the total area Of such coal Lands
Il United states. 80 49,. -
FRANKLIN B. GOwEN, President Of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

Exports Potatoes - Dbis, OF onions, - pRgs Re
NeW Potatoes 2ttVUJ Dolls yesterday
ected tomorrow Prices have decline d.
uf ar steady he reduction Most OF the virginia
lots especially those small and
poor selling - 5UdS Dbl Good 10 Choice reach 30
Fancy MARKS reach - o.. Old f0tlt0rs
neglected and nominal! but certainly much lower Charles
savannah Cucumbcrs nearly worthless TO-DAY
yr. e dad 10 sell al anv Tomatoes arrive in
bad order ami good savannah lots eN
coed quotation but they exceptional Norfolk aDbages
about string Beans lower and very am Anew Ak
Beans from MARYLAND brought about - bDl onions
duIl Asparagus generally III poor order Gamers
nav 81 DO Tor PRIME MARKS. Other Vegetables steady
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


BALTIMORR. June Z1-COtt0p quiet Mdding I24c.
Flour quiet: HOWARD and WesNrn Sapernne IS 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

Receipts for The week 1884 pkg last week 49, III pkgs
Sofesponig week last year io,JoJ pkgA Receipts nave
during the sii1ke
~ height rendered SOW and uncertain
ne demand has very ught however and have
1leH generally weak Pfime eseTL marks have sofa AZ
c lev very fancy marks from Northern Ohio and Mich
g4n rea hing 2Oc In small way To-day there slight
Improvement N Tie demand strictly lots VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

Total Issue sl6OOOoOO0 equally divided into First and
Second Series with priority 10 the First series and secured
by mortgage upon the entire property Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company and the coal and iron lands
OF the Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron Company
THE PHILA DELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY viii receive applications for $l3,5OOOO OF the
First series OF above the remainder 6650OOO being
retained 10 redeem the Consolidated Improvement General
and Income Mortgages OF the Railroad Company and the
Divisional Coal Land Mortgages of the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and ron Company.
" hen fully issued the FIRST Series viii constitute hrst
charge the property and OF the Company the
annual interest being si-OOOOOO
The earnings last %, SSS
Deduct rentals, until converted into Second ..
series o'So'''''
So 6sS, 349
surplus and interest First Series 81 6Ss 39
When rentals DY conversion OF leased line
securities, this surplus viii be increased 33G3539
be .. ............-.- s6,O51. sss
PRICE OF ISSUES per cent or $3.50 per $1,000 Bond
Payable as follows:
$40 per - .OlO Bond -.On application
a. per $1,000 Bond ..On allotment
q, per $1,000 BOND or July 81. 1882.
392 per 81 200 Bond. lon september 30 1880.
when the bonds Will be
ready for delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

STATEMENT
The OF the present issue win be applied In pay
mcnt OF:
First MOrtrage sterling Bonds 426 $50 Sl344OO 90
Scrip .,r....-.. 1,7j5,6GO 90
i'm, erin l..-'.... 100 qsO 90
Deferr coupon Dollar scrip 3t&L5l2 90
Receivers trtiGrates 23s6,457 20
Il reduction OF Improvement Mortgage by
drawings arrears Of sinking Fund l6b2OOO 90
Total redemption Of existing SJJ64Ol2 W
Construction u thirty-0ne miles
Id connect Tine Read
ing Coal ani4 with iae y rw-
York Central Railroad under a
triiic agreement between the
companies Tor period Of
900 wears .................. 81 100000 90
To replace amount
% pend
" LOcumO-
tives and Clrs. II, u 800 no
For L., al Estate. 2Otb35 %
For New Rail
LOSSES 90
To nav f0r New Rolling STOCK
al Extension and New Iul-
movements al AlAan-purJ
10 provide for the Increased
Traffic Requirements OF he
New-fOrk Central COnnec-
ton....-...-...... ........... 1897 100 90
Total New Capital A135oss 90
Total Issue Sl'J OOoOO I'D
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Potatoes orr. bliss 30 TO 90 Beets l. = OD@J W
Bo' S S1ign1'''----- 51g3 Oh Der bag 49, 75al 90
Do Rose Eat'u ZJ03 so Do per biol GOAL 30
DO. do state 3 90 as 20 -trlhg Beans
DO. Peerless 4005 % OIL = uol-.-- oV"lO
I,o B1rbank .... OO03 20 CucumberS, char.
Do. Snowflake OOOS anu oAN'i.I ClaOe
As,,arapps oyster Norfolk > 2JN2 30
Bav doz bunch / OO0 70 Lettuce bDL-....-. 5JG -
Do Jersey and Nd. t50l o. mons -, pI d wv
ToInatOes Do, Md per bb... JO04 90
Pa gu; s6 U9x 5y a. gg ooel 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

The proposed MORTGAGE including First
and second series viii provide for retiring
IS present cations ihr
company, beer % hIlher rae Il interest,
and nus The lived "a. Ot che company
viii boo permanently reduced. The present
io4 int. lAG la eatals ar 100000 90
After providing 3 l.uOuOOO OF new capial the
entire annual charges uIO rl5O.OOut OF
mortgage, beng Tine amount re-
yin he ~ . -l7...-....-.... 100000 on
Yelrlv saving equal TO per cent on share
capital F'N"'''V WV
THE FIRST SERIES secured IN priority will provide
for
M sos O5- 100 Consolidated Mortgage aud prior issues
81 77O-.UUU OF Improvement Mortgage deduct
ing drawings.
10 $4,000 General Mortgage.
"A 2i5lOOO Income Mortgage.
lJl 1851 900 Division Coal Land Mortgages.
+UGz-O zoo which retained $4,000 600 90
iG) Amount offered for subscription Dy pros 49,. 800. 49,.
----
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Amount reserved for redemption of exist
-rbJ,JOJSIO Ia
Balance o. second series for future
qulrements Of the Company ----.-----. lOO9bOs9 20
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THE SECOND SERIES will provide for
o. Mortgages ana Ground-Reuts on Zeal
Estate OF Railroad Company .----.---. Rl,S3bO
w. OpV of railroad Company. ......... 1O4229
'"' OP'R railroad Company 1l2L9
90 Open Debeuture Bonds Philadelphia and
Rea,Iug coal and Iron Company .---.- J. OK
81 MOrfgag-s ami Ground Rents Phlaiel-
pany .........--. .--..-.--..-.--. 69l, l.
(G) share capital and obligations OF Leased
Lines Of Railroad Company
.-........... ....... .- SJ7,332,JJ -
Com9Auy .-..-- 1881. PSI ~
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NOTICE is hereby given that the interest
~ due July l. 1882 Funded Debt OF the state OF
Ohio Will be paid American Exchange National Bank
New the the 10th prUx and thereafter at
office Columbus The transfer books VIII be closed o.
18th inst reopened the 18th Of july.
JOHN T. OGLEEEF, Auditor Of state.
CHAS. TOWNSEND, secretary Ot state,
GEO. X NASH attorney General,
Commissioners OF the sinking Fund.
Columbus o.. June i, lss2
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NORFOLK and WESTERN RAILROAD COM


'y'HE coupons due July 1, next of the First
Mortgage Bonds OF the iron Steamboat Company viii
be paid the office Of tie Mercantile rrus' Company on and
after that date.
paid after July the office Of Nav King. 81
BrOad-sL LEWIS MAY, treasurer
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Subscription Department

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published in California tho Eastor States Canada and Europe
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37a cts per ton.
All sugar and rice to be delivered on
the wharf and not on the vessels
rail, as formerly. If delivered
on the vessels rail 374
cts per ton.
Coal, bagged, 81 IL ctsper ton, 224O lbs
loose, so cts; or any part thereof.
Lots of coal over so tons, 40 cts a ton
Carting and piling coal, per agreement
Bricks 81 per 1000
's pressed, 81 80 per 1000
Lime or Cement 81 l-2 cts u load;
Merchandise to bond 81 l-2 single load
from bond 80 cts
80 cts single load
Molasses 81 IL cts single load
General merchandise, exclusive of the
above clause, 81 IL cts load or ton
Including the following boundaries
-Beretania, Alakea and Maunakea
streets and City Front,
Iron and machinery so cts load or ton
Extra heavy machinery and safes as per
aSrcemenC.
Lumber 30 cts per 1000
Posts'1-2 cent each
Shingles 30 cts per 10000
Rubbish and dirt 30 cts single load
Boats rs cts each
Black sand per special agreement
White sand ESQ single load
Wood 80 cts cord
Furniture as per agreement.
From the City Front to any of the
following places:
School st. bet. Emma 81 Bridge O.75 "
Waipiula.
Judd st.... 80
Ice works. ................2.50
LeleO and School sts.. K"
Punul ................... 100
kOhOlOloa. .................1.00 &c
hakaaRO. ......s l.Uu
Waller (KaliM ...............3.00 A."
Pauoa .................
PaWaa. ................ 80
IunanOu ..Z.UO
Insane Asylum. ...............2.50
Alapai's (Palama) .............l.50
Queens Hospital. .............O.75 /"
Kerosene House. ..............O.75
Oahu Prison. LOO
To Govt Powder Magazine, per
load of 1000 lib: or less. .....5.O0
From ditto ditto. ..............3.O0
HoRATIo G.. CRABBE,
:. NJ. CARTER,
w. F. SHARRATT,
4. PECK,
HEBBARD & Co.
GEO. H. ROBERTSON,
Mrs. G. p. WARD,
n per F. Hustace, Manager.
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TINE Hawaiian Journal, +" Ko HA-
j. wAn PAE AINA," oMned and
edited by Kawainui Bros. has a
weekly edition of $500 copies, and
is the best advertising medium. Of
fee, No. 6 Merchant st. /
The daily gazette., 1882-08-21
81 81
.s-a..,da, That Drew.

..ohle clergyman arose slowly 10
The vet' and glancing around on thf
The pulpit, congregations said In az
thllly scSto 'aa tone in which there was more O
emphatic ihau aUu If anger "My beloved breth-
SrrOw tlaI y, bones that there will be more
ru, aln y, y, Sabbath, as l will then have
present ueA, ~ reveal scandal which has long
OCCASION snd " NV heart. 1t concerns the mem
oppresssssII, sI,s - church very deeply, and no one
bers o. '",9 regard for eternal happiness
Who has absent" When the benediction
should ou ,,o,,nced apo the handful OF people
vas plvnO plSviaOcrsed, but behold how much good
slowly ss a,sprap can scatter The next Sunday
seed ,S isS sdiaee S was packed. There was,
ihe sscfeu ~ ,r rcaly breathing room when the
Indeea1, .Irad ELLA sage once more lifted his head
Ehe',SSa' ,Se nulplt cushions, and silence as
|pIgvs ,..tn ~ tPll upon the expectant throng.
n dea.na a q moment looking upon the un-
ie soVu lane and then his voice In silyery
FCnltu ,eas o'f broke the hush Of anticipation.
saeuV'fS 'f,,ends.n he said, fthe scandal !
'Dt1l ~ royeal n, to you is this !: You will
FOalu iu'cr T. crowds TO hear mischievous gossip,
'lnI :, ~ siit JiG not listen to explanations Of
us V,uired !Uu word. Now, my children, |
p nSP"y @p resignation. | am goingto TO Europe
lei ~ n'y months. and shall pay my own ex-
W. VA iI' !" But no one of the vast multitude
tls's. y ,bo lesson to himself; he applied It to
IN neighb0r taa
The daily gazette., 1882-08-21
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The Pope and Ireland.

ROYE, August 20-A letter from the
u to the Irish bishops, dated August 1,
Iublishcd here. His Holiness, expressing
profound regret that tranquility has not
i restored in Ireland and thst murders
|tnue to be committed, says: ''The
D people, by following the advice of their
)ato, may hope for the alienation of the
|lpm which they suffer. A just cause
l be upheld by just means. Secret
titles must be summed. In the words of
Augustine, the first characteristic trait
lbety Is the non-commission of crimes.
priests ought to be active supporters Of
lE order during the present troubles"
letter concludes by expressing the hope
The English Government will do justice
leequitable claim of the Irish people,
Enhering that the pacification Of Ireland
ldtutes an element of tranquility in the
u empire.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-21
w Reidsyille, N. O., Has prosne,ad


announced last week that two OF our
y tqWnsneh, Messrs. L. Il. Richardson and
N 4 rL Llits, were the successful competitors
Sui! drawing Of the Louisiana State I.ot.
'ne amount $1,000, in actual cash. has
|'egslged Sy and deposited In the ReidsyiIIe
ias Is one of the most successful specu-
anu sdas n.y. sas l ever known In our enterprlsing
|.Ae the.T good fortune in so ensy and mat.
Iles manner Mr.. Richardson informs us
VA VA pam, open handed business trans
4 ~ invested so for tickets, and at the
aiaMlilg It was announced that his
a,m MAJ tle lucky one;" In few days he
v @lled ,Ia = oi the fact, and without trouble
i ,ie " u.s. i,c q 10 New Orleans, had It pre-
s1a ~ 'iie ~ , 9lllce of the Company-it was
NV ~ ~ lue time package came to their
l-SsiS SAli9ss li6 containing the money in cur
-AelasriRe, \. {. neJsfer's Doiiar Weekin