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The bee., 1882-06-24
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Fl. Fry, graduate of Howard
University is here on visit.
Mr.. A. a. L. Gray of this city, now
of New York city, left here on Friday
after brief but pleasant visit.
- We are glad to know our friend
Harry johnson, of the City Postofice,
is able to play on the nine again.
The BEE takes pleasure in calling its
patrons attention to q Testimonial
Benefit, soon to be rendered to MIR.
Carl.
Mrs. Daniel Murray and Sons will
leave about the first of July to spend
the summer in the Mountains Of Viz.
giuia.
The Misses Barrier, who are teachers
in our public schools, left for their
home, Brockfont, New York, on
Thursday.
The Picnic given at Van Ness Gar
dens by number of ladies Compli-
mentary to the Sparta Club was fine
affair. The ladies are deserving of
much praise.
Hon. J. 81. Smith, minister of Siberia,
left on Tuesday morning with his fami.
ly for Philadelphia. Pa, where he will
remain for few days. He expects to
sail about the Both.
Miss l.. @. Brown, who has been
the guest of the Charming Miss Fishers
for several weeks, left on Thursday for
her home, Hollidayburgh, Pa. Miss
Brown is lady OF refined culture.
The benefit given to Madam Selika
by the Fraternal Association of Boston,
Mass, on Monday the 18th, was sue
cess. The best talent of the city gave
their service free, which the ladies did
not do here-please take notice.
The bee., 1882-06-24
ReiIgious New. nna Note-.

The Wesleyan Missionary Society
has been making special efforts to clear
off heavy debt. It's income the past
year WAS $757, ,470. but it has debt
still of $166. $50, toward which 800, 900
has been raised.
The Pres byterian church in West
Bay City, Mich, is erecting one of the
finest church edifices in the Saginaw
Valley. It is beautifully situated, and
will have seating capacity for one
thousand.
In all the African Methodist Epis-
copal churches throughout the country,
the last Sunday in October of this year
will be observed as Children's Day, and
O penny contribution for educational
purposes will he asked from every
child.
The Rev. Phillips Brooks says ::
"Never tolerate any idea of the dignity
of o sermon which will keep you from
saying anything in it which you ought
to say, or which your people ought to
hear. 1t is the same folly as making
your chair so fine that you dare not sit
down in it."
The zenans societies, which provide
facilities for educating to some extent
the women and girls of the East, are in
creasing in number and adding yearly to
their forces. One of the societies, which
is supported by the Church of England,
reports 1889 pupils in Zenanas, besides
Is, 648 scholars in schools. 1t employs
thirty-two missionaries, and its field in
the East extends from Bagdad to
Puniaub.
The bee., 1882-06-24
EAST WASHINGTON NOTES.

Miss Wells will spend the summer
with the Misses Pryor, 704 East Capital
street.
Bishop 81. M. Turner has gone to
Pennsylvania after spending short
and pleasant time with his family.
The Sunday schools in this section
are rapidly growing in numbers and
interest. Mount Sinai and Ebenezer
have afternoon sessions, to which all
workers in the Sunday school work are
invited.
Where arc our merry crowds that
gathered TO play croquet last summer !?
Echo answers "Where?'
A young student passing through the
park, corner 4th and Maryland avenue,
stopped to inquire the name of the
statue therin, poised upon splendid
marble foundation. There happened at
the time an elderly gentleman going in
another direction, of whom the inquirer
asked, "Kind sir, will you tell me
whose statue that isl" The old man
looked and gave a negative nod without
hesitating. Ten minutes later q lady
came up and asked the student the
same question over which he had long
been puzzled for an answer this gave
him greater anxiety to know. At last
he determined to find out if anybody
knew in this section of the city, and
passed through the park daring the rest
of the day. Half an hour later the
young man, after asking every person
who looked intelligent enough to
answer, ascertained the desired inform
alton from O correspondent of the BEE,
who gave answer as he passed without
stopping to see who asked him the
question. Now, we inquire, why is it
that the names of these great heroes
cannot be engraven upon some place
where it can be seen? 1t will surely
not take away from the beauty of these
statues, but rather add information to
thu inquisitive public. The very first
thing one wishes to know after admir-
ing the skillful workmanship is OF
whom the statue is, but not letter is
left to mark its significance. The
statue is that of General Green, OF the
Revolutionary war, whom Washington
sent South to check the devastations of
the British.
On Wednesday afternoon of each
week the Marine band gives an OPEN
air concert. It is the custom of our
white friends and many OF our colored
to prepare a neat and suitable toll ct for
their children. But we are sorry to
complain that some OF our colored
friends permit their children to go out
to the concert with bare fees, hair not
combed, faces not washed, and what is
more, these children behave the more
rudely and unbecomingly than any of
the rest.
Miss nj. e. Pryor says that the an
noun cement as to her engagement to
Mr.. VIM. e. Winston is utterly false
and wholly ungrounded.
A match game of croquet was played
on Monday between Misses Fannie
Custar, Bradshaw and Turner, and
Messrs. Turner and John Scott. Miss
Custar's side won the match.
MIR. John Lawson is our authorized
reporter in East Washington.
The bee., 1882-06-24
LOCALS.
NoTICEl CITY sUBSCRlBERsll

NOTICED CITY UBSCRlBERSll
TUE BEE has visited you since it's en-.
trance into this prolific field Of science,
ort and literature, bringina with il such
sweets as it has been able to gather
yeekly for your delectation, Of some
considerable cost to its projectors and
as vet without any TO its readers. We
have sent THE BEE to you since you
gave Us your names at five cents per
@opv coIlectableat the end Of four weeks,
without calling en- any of you for a
cent, Now friends the four weeks with
this issue viii have expired and our
collcctor will visit each OF you for what
rou owe if it is but for one copy, and
you will greatly oblige rs by paying
iim when he comes. All failing in this
will be stricken from our list and the
paper discontinued to them. To this
yuie We must and 'riH adhere
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

frvPRpOOI. Nav 5-1230 .. m.-CottOn easy Midfliug
Vpands sad Middng Orleans Gai sales 10000 bales
bales Tor speculation ana export receipts
~ 500 bales including 1900 bales American Futures
Tplands Low Middling May delivery. 6issd also
(as,,d DO June delivery 6sggd also bSsad; do
lime ana July delivery. 6d. July and August delivery,
lad August ana September delivery 6'4d do oepem
her and October delivery, b4tssd. Futures Hat
TrvFRpOOl. MAY 5.-COtiOn-Qhe sales OF the week
American 10000 bales spectators took 300
bales exporters $500 bales forwarded from The ships
bales tOia receipts 100000 bales American $1,000 bales
stock bales American. 62,eOO bales;
nj Cation afoaL 446OOU bales American /. 900 bales.
M MANCHESTER. May 6The market for arms and Fabrics
n or 81 2d sod. 20 inch. 66 reod Printer. % yards.
2 o.. ID "a I'd, 80. 80, Mule Twist Fair second quail
~ gsroS NAY 5-Cotron quiet Middlmg l2c; Low
boIes- sales. bales stock. l24Zl bales
WeeklV-Net pts, 2Ol3 bales gross Zol2 bales
rorts coastw1se. 3.3l7 bales sales. l,625 bales
lotion nominal MIuuing &c. Low
NfdGlng oc. Good Ordinary. ii net receipts A.
raies. ,aies 400 bales stock. Is. lO- bales
NeIr 3.O3S bales; gOss- 3Ool bales;
0RiFASs Nav 5-CoIIOn quiet Middling. &c; Low
N.g.,nC Ordinary, II &C. net receipts az
Iales gross 300 bales exports 10 Great Britain Slf bales
-, rasre g4 bales the Continent l,5sU bales sales
1000 bales. stock, l2e, fo3 bales 1900. q oee hol., 40
Ell receipts, 1000 bales; gross bZ9b pales e1
nors 10 Great Britain 16.427 bales 10 France izy bales.
h the Continent 35lI bales coast"se o"f4 Da4es SAFES
1900 bales. . A,,cc,,o 11ac. ro,
Ndding &C. Good Ordinary, &C; net IeceP"- VVD
ba,e- sales 400 bales; stock -. 4io bales .,s -, 49,
Weekv-N et receipts, 1921 bales eroaa sn49 gaes *
rort 10 the Continent $500 bales, c0asl"st o4O' Da's
sales. $500 bales
COTTON RECEIPTS
NgwYorK Nav h-The following are the total net re-
cepts OF Co0n si the men oned ports since 5eptem
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TALLow- bold vcry .trOng rrime city. siso bla

sales 25.0DO lbs 81 "a lrsisc
rEA- Moderately active. prices about steady.
Kentucky quiet. unchanged; sales. l25 hhds;
ECU Lear quiet sales, $50 cases, 1880 Pennsylvania
cases 1850, New England Ia 13Oc; - cases state
seed private terms 80 cases. 1880, Wisconsin, 90
nc sbO bales Havana. a 90
Ai.rbBOS k-tluiet here at NevBedford there have
Oe9n moderate sales Of Arctic for export, at 81 so.
market here Ia quiet at san Francisco and IN
lively state Of afais exists and prices are current
that cannot possibly be turned profit Trade here con
s o small orders 10 III the immediate orders OF manufac
uer sales $4,000 ms Domestic Flecces part az 42c 80
Dag exa' 57c % 900 lbs I712tc 100 bags super
fullr Soc 1000 lbs Low Secured Fleece. 4Sc l2OOO lbs
aiiornia, 62d66c $4,000 lbs Fall california iD
~ 10000 lbs. spring do, 27gc. 5000 lbs Montevleo
ne-Ika 900 bs. Washed COmbing. 10000 lbs Colorado,
anu o='OOO lDA Domestic Pulled, all private terms.
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stock to the extent of double their holding. at
$25 per share under the same terms set forth in
the circular of April 4. except that the payments
with right Of anticipating are modified.
The final decision of the Secretary Of tho Treasury
that in calling the continued 5s the highest num-
bers must he called first worked revolution in the
quotations for Government bonds The final bids
for the 4l2s and is are Il and u per cent higher
qPspectvely. and for the continued 5s they are .
,o-or The market closed steady at the following
quotations:
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rrnoPEAN FINANcIAL MAREErs.

LONDON May 1880 D. MI : bonds Three and hal
per cents lO4 Atlantic aud Great esern first mortgage
trustees certificates AZ Erie 81 do second cOns0ls ~
New Central 100. Illinois Central l3S = Pennsyya
Central, 72G Reading. ZJasi Newfork Ontario and
Western 262
LOsDJv MAY 5000 q. u.-Par1s quote three
Der 81 y Tor the
LONDON May 5-4UO p. m.-Consols. lolHe for money
the Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees A. 20 Pennsy
Central - Reading 20 a Milwaukee and II, Paul common,
lIJL.
LONDON May ga p m.-The amount OF bullion with
drawn the Bank Of England DaanceO-davs tl3OUO
LONDON MAY % p. m.-Pars advices quote three per
cent rentes a - francs centmes for the account
5-5.OU .. n.-kXchAuRe London - francs
l., checks
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFF1CE OF EARL & DAYTON BANKERS,
Nos. 80 TO 50 DREXEL BUILDING.
NEw-YORK, May |, lss2.)
Mr.. George II. Stayner Is this day admitted to our
firm a. special Partner he having contributed the
SUN of one Hundred Thousand lSlOO,OOOl Dollars
i'm cash TO the capital stock Said partnership TO
terminate April 80, 1888. EARL IL DAYTON.
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ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL May So D. m.-POrk-Prtme Mesa Eastern;
steady al so. Western at b. Bacon cumberland
Cut steady at 5O: KID frmer AZ OOtd Long Clear
steady az Cd: Clear dull al 3d. Hams-LOng cut
firm Al 6lg Shoulders 376d Beef ndih Ness nrT
81. Extra steady 1905 Prime Mess dull az 7 Lard
Prime Western dul 56l6d Tanow-Prme City STEADY
4Ood Turpentine-Sprts duh az 456d hosn-f1ne dnII
OF l6dr Common steady al 5d Chetse-A Cuolce
at 81 OIL FlOurhfxtTa state steady
atlIL Wheat-NO. l White steady AZ lO4d No. spring
Corn-Mixed. steady Sod. $50 ID for OLE. -.
LIVERPOOL. 6-3 p m-Breadstuus steady flour,
IOaI1Bd per Genital for Western. WheaL g9i qlOd per
GENITAL for average California White l02d 0od Tor Cahor.
Ciub: 9n0dalO. for Red Winter, yalOI2d Tor hesi
Western Spring Corn. 66d. per GENITAL for New MIXED
Western and 90 81. for Old do. 81.
L.uERPoOI Nav So D. -Provfsions-Cheose 03 per
cw OF Lard $500 per cwt
for American Produce-Tallow All per cwt Refined
Petroleum. = 66 I'D gallon
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TOLEDO May a-wheat quiet steady. No. Red Spot
and May, 81 sslg Jsne' q s5ss July q ~ Angsst
spot 1891 May held st 7sc; June 54sc; July 7tsse,
c,Osed dull and nominaily unchanged. ReceptsWheat.
$4,000 bnsh Corn. $500 BUSH Data, 900 bush ship
ments-Whel Al 900 bush Corn 1000 BUSH. Oats 1000
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-06
SIDNEY DILLON.

OREGON RAILWAY and NAVIGATION
~ COMPANY sealed proposals viii be received a. the
EXChan for the sale 20 the Trustees Of Thirty Bonds
oregon Railway anu Navigation Company for the sink
ing provided the 70 the undersigned
curing the same. - - .-...-.- - a., .
Proposals should directed 10 r. c. ROLSTON, President
No % Exchsngepace and must be presented before II
lst prOKimO The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. Trustees BY 4. q. ROLsTON, President
Nev-Nork. April Is,
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- me TNI0N PACIFIC rail-

hFFIIE Of The UNIUN TAOTIC hAII-
" WAY CO. OREGON SHONT LINE RAILWAY = UB-
sCRIPTION.-Ihe fifth instalment OF TEN PER GENI on
SUBSCRIPTIONS Of the short Line ka
way WI due and payable May H. 1857 This install
m in NewlOrk Will De
AT OF Railway
New-York Broadway and checks should De made
those registered Boston
will be- payable ONCE OF tho Union Pa life Railway
Company Boston. a Equitable Building. and checks
shOuld Be payable 20 HENRY MCFARLAND sub
scrDers viii present their cerfcdt when 1kng payment
that be thereon. Bonds
aDpertanng and second instruments not hereto
fore de ivered the amount 10 $1,000 or mulupes
thereof viii delivered the day succeeding the payment
oil the nth natament The the back Of the
tfes mus be signed by registered before
the delivery of the bonds.
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Gnarrial.

A GAS STOCKS.
All View York BROOKLYN Gas stocks and also all kinds
OF Brook VI investment securities dealt IN by
GEORGE IL PRENTISs
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NOTICE.
request OF holders Of the Bonds Of The Railroad
Fauipmeut COMPANY have arranged 10 have them regis
20 mailing check 70 me Regis
tered Holder quarter day Persons holding The Coupon
Bonds can present them the Office ca POST MARTIN
co. No 81 Pine It,. for registration,
THE RAILROAD EQU IPMENT co.
BY II. A.. v POST, Treasurer.
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NOlICE. -
~ TO THE HOLDERS OF THE OLD INCOME BONDS
OF THE INDIANA, BLOOMINGrON AND WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
New consolidated income bonds are now ready
tho office o the company > BruadWuy new
exchange for the old income bonds when presented
III :. 900. uipes thereof
Conpons attached bonds representing the IN
stamenf be paid July - and all suisse
queut instruments. +. W JNlON, treasurer
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NRw.YonK. Nav 5.-The following are The ioia me- r.
ceips Cott0n below men oncd ports since StpIo
heJl
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TEXAS AND 81. LOUIS CONSTRUCTION PUSD.
ST LOUIS. May 8. 1881
'GTAT MINT No ~ of TEN PER

n CENT hereby called from the subscribers TO the above
fund payable 10 the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF New
York May H. Certificates TO be presented for
indorsemen and the bonds aperalnng % this lnssalment
will delivered By the Company counter
signed, J. W. PAIkAhokk,
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s1na3l9 - sl2h.GaE5a8 Inc. 81

Tptalnantnues s9s,970360 Sl20Oi35s2 Inc s2lO7&22Z
balance Gained in
come account. 4S+3,2St 5"95,OIl Inc. l,zi5 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-06
TIE QUICKSILVER MINING CONTAIN,
No. 10 NAssAusr.,

NEW-I DIX May 3. 1882. )
TT'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared a dividend Of six per cent the preferred
payable the Is day Of June HeH5 "A, the
office of the Company.
Also a dividend Forty per share the
stock surplus earnings OF previous years able
a.
The transfer books Will close on the 18th reopen
June ,, $50. m ". WEED. Sec Rotary.
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Diuioeno Notices.
TAR ANRRIcAS EXCHANGE y

THE ANKRIcAS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BAsK-t
NEW-YORK, Apn % 1857.
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors,
~ held this day DIVIDEND Of THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT from the net earnings OF the past SIX
months was declared payable on Nay ProEimO Transfer
MI a PIKE Ca.LLar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-06

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day
Receipts. shipments.
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ASITFS-Quiet and unchanged o,,
BEEsWAN-Frfn, owing to small stocks Nestcfn' 20
12fc southern. 24QZJc
CANDLtsS-Stealy and fairly active.
CHICCOKI-Unchanged.
COALThere has been increase in tho demands Tor AL
and nlfnminnma dul LOnluAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-06

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
no. y BEOADwAY.
COUPONS
~ Due May ]. 1882. OF Second Mortgage Bonds 81
MFTROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY,
will paid that day the Mercantile Trust
d. ". MCWILLIAMS Treasurer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-11
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= Gin Sel6entob. Sieier Sage
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Die gntfsrnung stpii6en Dem 3uge unb
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bann ffiirste er toOesmutbig bor unb
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WaNu fast ; SUI Serbit 1875 betam
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gen Sulten. SD psrlcr ZEN Qppetit unb
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Jreuo Dr. William $ alts 0al>
fam fiir bic 9unse. SD sebraudte
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metr @ute5 erwielen bat, als aae iibri'
Seu Gr5eneiea 3uiammen, bic i'd nabm.
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fel, caB Senanb ibr seiast BAT, iie Mir
be franf merben, nno iniille bnrhaus
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porber seieben 5u baben, iie iid nidt er=
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bic iebt ber rurpurrpt9e Sdein trlflt, oaB
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Winbe ipGrt.
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