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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPT Of PRODUCE.
Per North R,r-r. TeSsets 1ld RG'trOadS.
NpW-YOrE. Monday july 81. 1892.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NKw-YoEk. Monday, July 81, 1892

ASHFS-Quiet. unchanged
FoFFFF-Rio firm bui her quiet: Ordinary Prime
"a ,os SisdI,a,c. including Fair az 5ec GJ7ic, sales.
4jrhars ex private terms AMI 80 bags for
grraber al 77uc. August 4Oa Doe: -eptemuer 14J q
7gic bid ana asked, eXch @nge amples 0l'Glo.j SOC
Ine1 states visible su j4-673 bags of ~hch 40 $50
ia : here Mid grAles i've 4ad firm, sales lOln
ma .svra ard 500 Caracas private terms These
co4ee- ire especially nr1n the receipts show le
sfea drcreas- toward the end OF the SEASON Mara
ca.- ud Iagu wa quoted S-sG l3l2c Java lt12Uc
COTTON-SpOt cotton dG and ,sc lower sales - bales
etv.qed on contracts 500 bales Receipts the ports
dav 80 ba -. 1ac. TINS day 'a,t and
~ bales Last year september 4.649-oJ bales
ara.n.f q i SIS bales period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

The large receivers Cattle during the y
Morris l.s7 head H. Never $50 mead; J. Schamberg q
20, S43 head NJ Goldsmith, $50 head /, ID. WaiEe
ioS head Lehman Bros. 4S6 head i. p. Lindsay. 479
heAn Peer Ia & Co, Alb head f. Joseph, 355 mead
= sAmne So4 head J. O. Geary, 273 head Levy Co. 27l
mead MEYER kog-nsten. 20 had X. haynes 1879 head
eaies Al Jersey ,ity-Conev Mcpherson for Ne-dv &
az - 30 % D. Do l. 80 Al l4c do. 10 PC
- 90 Lo.S 10 AZ 43l4e 10 200 n. I24e and 81 per
h' LOT - lehman Bros Eentucky Steer l.52l n,
- &C D 10 - 90 1870 n, az lc; DO l., h. Ifc. %
20 no i,' 10 a !" - 40 do, .46 70. ISc. do 1850
~ Al ~ &c i"t MAyhes "a. Illinois l.270 y
l3c % 10 DO, zO4 a. al Is &c less ~ per head 80 DO
LII d. al 20 - DO 2b4 20 less soc per head
DO 10 D. a. - IA DO 0-l %: DO ~ Il. AZ
lie. II do ] 100 D. al lie, % n 3 H. AZ ,s- FOR
o. Di Is DO, 4.ll3 n. at sic. Tor j. McArole A
60 Is OHIO steers l,ZSS u, at I2c st n, Tor Weber
& Co. lS Indiana Steers. 1870 80
l.O26 IA &C. 30 10 90, LIZA n. al ~; Tor a Ron
erts 10 ohio steers lJlB b. al Use per head for
Peer IA al Co.; 80 Texans LOJ7 y al &c s. ior M
Ullman % exaDs, 800 n. al -2c., So 10 M
3l 10. At 3-2c., 90 ID ~ Indiana 2s8 ~
re. 81 ..
Newton & GiIeti, tor \ Lehman Bros 10 Ohio steers
l345 1886 81 20 do. 1871 70. al - &C. a. do So
H. &c. DO, 247 n, at &c - do loo Il, at luc. %
q. Roberts 10 OhiO steerA 40 n al l3e 90 n
10 1905 d a sc. for Peer. Hal q Cos IA Texans
l,O6U lOc. 81 10 do. LODI d. 9A2c Tor Weber
Lopez & IL Indiana 1913 D. at re 81 b less
per head y Ia At IA &c stag 80 u, al sc
80 n
II Never self 100 Colorado steers l. 81 n. at 92c
90 "a do. l.l35 n. al Oc II illinois Steers l2-O y, al
Ic 81 81 do lIS@ u. at i1c. 81 DO l.JUl d, at u
II 90. l,3IS d. Al &c. 1--we wslght
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE

LOynOS July 3l-The Marx Lae krVrcSs m ~ rFveW 81
tie cram trade saws; y ie " Aihrf
uuagOraDir Gloss lAst week ti~IulF Ally
home crown wheat was 14crcl What remains s = per
0tarer higher foreign The trade h foreign was
one. se bv inner weather supplies and - ~ de-
cIulug ICES 80 There some o'ra'nhA cpn-
-,.-ou- lo uuyeis Flour iu4 tu quiet uut compare
ver steady drcDe! UrC4Ise ri large arrivals Inc
Cd. que here we're iro7h arrivals ihd .
car,1r- Withdrawn passage r.,i-rd
with downward tendency The -a.es ~ English wheat
during he quarters At phafirt
against 36 quarters al aid PEI quarter during ne coz
responding wees last year
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,-rul srocr MArKEl.-nY TELEaRArH.

IN
BUFFALO JAY 81 ArILE Receipts to-day. loo head.
ofa Tor fle week thus fl 900 head time Last
week Iur he4a consigned through lt cars mar ri ouI
anu Heavy 4tr very .h-i .@ir- 600" Z" rIoicr
steer sG ~ W Far shippers. 6 81 80, Medium Steers
-Ja 70 5. lgAt al - Ju1rt b. le1au. - 80 Il
- 7u 3 .0aS4 -tockefs. . s5a=4 70 large
SHIP AND LAABs-Reccpt- toiay. AGO head total tor
wee. 900 head Ton same Ilhc l-Ht "cc~;
~ &c. shade Fair o Do'd Clipped - asl 90
Thoce 10 Fancy. 40 cstcIu Lambs <O141 d.
1-leceiass to-day $500 heal total wee, thus far
-SIu heal. time iast WeeA y. 90 lie-i con
-a.s Good Choice Yorker - -o4ss 20 tar 10 ood
GIas-er~ - 80 toou CoihIen ie4uh "tEht = II
CHICAGO July 3D. HoGs-kecepta. 10000 hoad snip
meuLs . 90 act ull.l dn4 uc lo"ti very for
Nxed II 50S Oj HEAVY . -OISS 3d. Lsut = 4Od+S 10.
skius a 754S. market closed weak
CArrLE-lsccepts. tNuu mead sil0ehta l''" eAi 'e
~ az ~ .i,olr. ESQ 90 1inlon o. ain a ; a
Good u as, o. aud Fer'cf- dull 80 - - - 20
ranre 4, mi supply al soIi Al a s Texan, - 30
Qr 4W western Hal biee'S . ''~4f 'V' @i -"
-aErp-Reccips head. shipments none supply wholly
q4lsy inaTAet un a. ?" "4Ft l' .'o
10 Choice uuotabc a. - 30 ..- ,--..- 49,. ,....,. -
porters bu l'ih-r lstou a-l- conc, mag ,n' ir'p %
prices lower Than s.t Wees " IA hrAfl supp Hr
pc current estimated dead weight arc tdtte 1901 y
rA-r l.IBEarY. Penn. Iuy 3l.-CArt' g. pt -'il
heAo nar.tf du. PINE 30 9"4o b. 'oo'i - - a
~ 81, Common. . ,4St no. -.,.., ,.,.
Hoss-llrcripts 5000 nsa4. narkri active phlas
.g,.. morc- ava - o. hnrsrr~ - 4J0-- 3D.
-HREP -Aeceipts 1000 head indIhet da L@tfa - AZ
-. 80 t.oltl 80 - Common ~ -Jf % 10
= fCr- INV al -lIOs-- trc-ipis. loo hraf shipments
600 mead du sud unchanged, -MpWHh rs o. ~ q
- so. ~ uU9-o 0 buchrfs ana select ol % 30
SArTR- Receipts $500 head: shipments none; supply
are aeuAud Ighf prices wcah ourrng7 mani 'rlas7 Tex
an, inu ~ - <Ive COWS Aud -,
N4iIyes ~ - %; Good shipping steers offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

rUROPEAN flN y = ' =
roxpox july Sl-l2:So m-Consois vy9Js TOT p".n l
80 ono inc account Atlantic ana GreAi western nIs'
or,,,ge trustees crrrncates - > 20 secnni 10 II
- do seeoDd lO' Ne"-1 Ork III,
1.sStug Ia Pennsyvania Central oS+ New" iorN VI
taru Western 81 =. .,..... 40 cr..t wesrern
-" SOS inv - d m.-Atlanuc an0 SIcs "eN"Iu
certificates 4-8 Nr" piA 's d"
and " ssfeTu. 81 :. Eue ia New ORR DellI1 -
I,oms Central Al Pennsylvania CeneTA b" > "e''As
34A - .. ,.--oos ,,ote m rs- per
- r.pres Al II f-saes for me accolhs
Ioxnoy Juiv Si-4 90 . d The amount m Ouinoh WIN
srawn from TIE Of England Oh balance ''uA' Is
4fOuOo ,.-..... 30, ,,co, * francs
fOT Ell tckN .h..a
i1xpox July 8l-5np n n.-Paus siyices 1note uree
rer esnt reatss Al francs oentlmes Tor the accOurI
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financial.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES. 40 l23s Broadway. corner Thirty
pprII % , and West y-third-@t-.
uer Eighh-ave 81 East FOurteentnst coraer Mon
.guare 760 Third Forty--eventh al me AtN
LEM OFFICES Nos. 1907 aud 100 rhlrd-lve- corner
one TO H. II regular OF
hEBT OF the United states, FRA t. IN Com,
IL Cost Of Cvil List the Tribune Almanac Price DC
HENRY L. RAYMOND 4 CO.,
Il No ! PI Y EST. NEW YORK.
earned on 3 t0 10 per cent nar-1n
Weekly ftnAncil iteDort IA4isl freo On 4ppilcAilOn
NEW ORGANIZATIONS.
y The Flrzt National Bank Of Detroit Mich No 2,IOI
com menced business Jun- 10. l,S1 C4ptal 81 lpi
EMORY ENJELl. eHdelG
D. VI FERRY Vice President
l. H. CLARK. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

SUMO iOod Ordinary 10 .ie Mldduug. l. -
Fulare dull closing easy At decline Of T. points sales
Der H. a dl24s October. l.Szall 60. November lh3
Fe.r.ry II ,1S i.s Ma-cn l3Gi%i1 Am ~ "a
III Prices Tor Rings and MarnrsA ugust l275. sep
1L0t January, J. a. February. l'e March L.. Auri.
J. MAY IS 4a"e l. -. Siosns Prices ior contracts
Isl - November h.6Za l.G:' December. liz
lLa- alLgsi Aprl. l2Deal2l1 Transferable orders.
Hour AND Observation-Disclosures 5qloc. lower;
~, rate export ..,-iu-. n4ny 10, Low Grades lgAt
bDs were or Il ort including 200 Ouis CITY nil Extra
. %. after Tor patent Quotations so. . = G5a
s. ~. atier extreme -upernue, , iOa>i 80 Common
g 7s Common Good Extra Western. - sOus5 Good
u Cho'ce 3 5Jas9 Cowmon 70 Good Extra Round Hoop
OHIO 5O0S5 20 Good 10 Choice do s. 5U0s7 90. Common
!1tra Minnesota - a. 90 CeAI - 9s ,o I've NIX
t4r - sogso - B4AeIs EXTRA >ogS' 30 straight = a
8 % Pale =. 0Oas3 - LOUIS Common 20 Far
~ in. - srss - -5fb Amsr7c ~ ~ fA'i1 Tor
e. - SCI narxst cs-I dau 10 10 r. rS,
FLoU Market iavors BUYER hghi export ami joUDiug
- 30 Sood TO Sao.se soGs % neiadias 90 oDs for
h. s,r n 5"se 20 r fLVI d@,I safes 800
sae 21O Dds Bra dywine s. quoed - 5O4s4 60; Vel
FoEalGNFRUGr TISSUES By auction 1000 boxes Mention
=.OO0 boxes Palermo Lemons - ass 80 bv steamer ~
GRAlN-WHEAI-Market unsettled cash lots hale
vance lost Aa closed rm a. ' -.
a.,s 6o 0oo bush fatars s2 ooo h5s iran, options
sl5c ~ No. 3 Led Al 09ladSl 10 Steamer y, % %
l2NSl l2Ss No. Red 81 llaSi l2L n for
- 81 - 0Sl l3s4 delivered do nj -
49, 81 49, DO. August
O. August l2drJ 1872 so I led = . -,
= lG latter delivered Mixed Winter 81 10 steamer No
White i Ia UBgraded While - lets No White : / -
No. Req July, 2dSl l-94 closing 81 l2ds August
s. ll7.gs l2 closing al Ia; do September 81 ia
- closing s. 49, October. 81 - al :. clio.
ing Al Ia November. 81 l6i4 asl Il, closing 81
year. Al lZQsl l23 closing 81 RYl
quiet and l3q7sc for cr0s and DOatOads, stat
All Canada BARLEY MALI quiet and uncnang
SOKN-Market Lin fof c-sn los options opened - y
lover and subsequently recovered mos o. the decline
scarcely any business for export light home trad demand
and ilun- options sales. l.l.4 600 busl
1atGre 5000 bush cash, including ing AIDED wesie
Mixed dSot.. .. 49, els
yator s6dcGAgc delYeTfs nearly a. a. Ste. No Nike
July - &C. closing - &C. DO August - 4dsic, cOsin
tfc. September $50 az &C closing - DO october
S5-sGsi &c closing s5sfc DO November 1oJ clos
Ing oJfc; do seller The year 1o NC, closing 20 x
---OAIs z9l 2c be- Ter aud fairy active July seit d,
nsAt< snow a. ~ @ivance sales Jo4 O1n bush inc4nd
ing 10 s al SO al c. No 2 7Jc No quoted Toe. NJ
= "hlfe oSc- Mo- a.. 7se- No 40. 100 No chicago
g %. delivered New southern 3sci Mixed Canada &C
hl d. ie Mixed Western. jba7 c.. Mhite do, goa Toe
nalAed state 2 q ics Whlte do. 75'2a70c No Nike
SlS ID settlement "a 2a70c do August 4t0is'ic, 10
september. 40 a 40 &c 10. october A G4Jc.
IL sIoEE IN SE"-YOKK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CIT
GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD IN RAILWAY LIGHT
\
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OFFICE OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
~ 80 BROADWAY, NETWORK CITY.
EXCHANGE OF UNI, ED STATES BONDS.

~ 50 BHoADWAY, NETWORK CITY.
EXCHANGE OF UNI, ED STATES BONDS.
We are ready prompt and ,peca attention 70 the
TX GHANDE or BONDS IN accordance win the circular
Of e Treasury Dsparme1' lated .1 ne r POST Office and
the EXPRESS COMPANIES. For which purposes our
Reception ana ver1caton Of nine VII begin Tuesday morn
ing tue Isl OF August AZ THE ADAMS EXPRESS co.
NEW YORK. July :. 1882.
SPECIAL MEETING OF sIOCkHOLDERS;
> a special meeting OF the stockholders Of the Bos and
NewYor. Ar Line l.a.roH N@npa1y DE- me-" az .ne
Gut o1 Werjne.d,y the 81 dav ~ september. 1882
the purpose 81 snDmtns loI me 4iProsSr
ratification and confirmation me els- Of nis con)au i-
AMI properly 10 the NeFYork new layen ald ar.
other business ma may properly come psore s law II
August IS> az b. the 18th oil September ISL al
p ~ ~ - ' ~ oi ne ,ioard Of Directors.
4I2g Al ~ '"' I. L. WATSON. secretary.
DHE REGULAR annual meeting Of the
i stockholders Of the EWYORt An % ItA - la u
osnV No 81 Wailst IN the city Of New-Yok. On TUES
BAY 9Th day OF August 4 D. 81 a. y e.oeS noon
Election ud or the an.acon % any business |eR @9Y
De closed on July % ant opened Oh Aaest =
JOHN :. BARNES, secretary.
OFFICE OF THE
SEwYoRK LAKE ERIE AND 5 ssIERG RI RA III 9 90
T!'HIS Compa y has made an arrdn cement
4 VIII lfessrs DREXEI4 MDEGAN ~ co. 70 ytend the
Tr Mortgage Bonds ssue by The ewNor< ami erie Raj
road maturing March principal payable
date. ana inr interest MlIth
septic i-senlnn AT per cent per an am 9ot
in gold % The present standard weight anu
.. .-,,h al
tb pe.. MT holders ~ an O 30 ana shall de-
III ,ncr bonds ior Jst purpose VITA nes'fs DeAe no"
sln o. PRIOR % 3lsT OF December next ouc ponds as
may NOS Csnded the holders or De- presented l hd
pu pose Oy Drexe Morgan q o. VII re pid i ma
tuTty H-J.'E" IL = '0'
% " ALL--r. NEw YORK July ~. 49,
Id ~ LAKE L-ile
an stern road COMPANY. are nov ley 10 leteise
llv at fne View. f0rG Railroad ihrd hoTt-Asc
Bonds extension
prepared 10 buY ar L'O.f ana -S' 4rl
any of holders Of which NAV desire I" sen
i"'' W DREEEL~ MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
Miscellaneous

COPPER, IRON and = EEL SASH CIlAiNo
- for suspendns window sAsAe~ Nra..se ~ r9.r
years And Tor sale Al % . ~ ~
lester. 49,
NOSTAR'S FOUR ENIEkMlNAlOts.s> NIL. hIL.so
6.igs reaches, moths Hsas Not polsoods'
400 BrOOme-st
ID etrirerators. Water Coolers, free]ers VI
IL stoves r 4 j. MOwBRAY. NO - Nssey.sI
rI,HE Aston Library will be closer TOT InS
annual cleaning repa 80 from 'he -''n INST "'n
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

ao'al GRAIN bush 355- 1872 4IOsoI5 9O4O.435
AAf AND srRAw-Al choice grades Of hay are urn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
shipments
Receipts


IO'~' ii movements Of -four aud grain at tne
-iI.,nJ ,oints for the week ended July IL
glIs5 And ance January l. for years 1891 anu
1ss2 were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

I'VE MISSOURI, KANSAS AND IEXAS
HALFWAY 60. first cono dated NOR gage coupops du-
Aur / 1852 paid AID after rnat date al the 9lre
or Trust Co 10 Broad way Nc"- OK.
Com registered bonds payable only 10 the regis
t.r td~rs erier and al coupons must Do
-Vl1 ~ ~ - III Z. HEN.ON Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
(lndnclll

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE- RECEIV .D. At 1.-THE, rHk
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l.23s Broadway, corner Ihirty
hrstst. until p aud 3Os West twenty thliuHt cor
Efghth.ave. % FOureenth-t. corner Union
$50 Third Forty sevenths at the ia
LEM OFFICES 1907 aud =. 800 rhrt.ave. corner
ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

ROCHESTER AvD PrrrsBuRG RAILROAD COMPANY :
40 20 NAssAJ-sT. NEW ok. July -, 81 .
COUPONS or The FRS NOR IGAGE
- BON this CompaBr maturing August 1887 VIII
be paid date The Union Trust OmpaHy
- FRED A. BROWN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
OrEfcE on rHh UNITED STATS FtRg INSURANCE CO..
40 llJ gKOADW Az. Nv >. L3s-. }

The coupons August l. lso=, Of The nrst mofts<e
40 ran,- DIV .ln Lon- ths tompsny, Nil pe pli 9a
alter date TIE 4elcduthr Trust e"hf@F ~
o''""'' WV t. +. sATTERLEE- Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

rtfE VI ANHATIAN CoNPANI,t
NEw-l ok. July 81 1852
THE President and Directors OF me MAN
4 HArTAN COMPA Ny haze this iay declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT . out ~ no
profits " the months payable and after the loth
"-' J. T. BALDWIN. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

OPYIcR CHEsArEAKE ONO AND SOUTH
wR-IES RAILWAY CokPANf.t
COUPONS OF The PADUCAH AND
- ELIzABETHTOWN RAILROAD C9MPAH1 tr.t
Mortgage and the Coupons OF the CHE, APkAht
ONO AND -OU IHNE TER RAILROAD COMPASY
Frs dated Mortgage Bonds dae August l. 49, win
be Mcssrs T. Norton Co. y
Exc Aauge-place New-lOr&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

OFFICE OF
Tug IMPORTERS AND TKADERs' INSURANCE COMPANY
Us BROADWAY NEW YORK July IS, l--4
THE Board OF Directors nave declared
4 semi-annual Dividend ~ TIL Rec 81 PER CENT. Jay
able Thursday -Oth INST DANIEL A. SMITH secretary
TEHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
i oi the RAILROAD EQUTPHENT COMPANY. a. ne
rate Of H. per cent per a. VIII payable Angus 1,
Iss. AZ the Ofhce POST Co., 40 81 PnosL-
nay HA Y. POST. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

~r..-A,.h s53O0n l.5531IU I,U.atHNI - =,
Since April i5ss2 oooss5 1879 400 - 30 goa ,s 90
1e MAJ & Iasl sOO - DOL 700 I"7<o
- canal o,,errsi April Is 1882. Nav 3. 1884,
AT CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

MlxlNG COMPANl.,
r. NO A. ~ ALL
NEw-YORK. July II. 1882
nTVIDEND No 6.-Ihe regular quarterly
DDIVIDhN $50 o. been this DAY declared 6eins
CENT the capital stock, pay able "a stock
holders l5tn Of August next al the Office OF
"
August 49, ". :. HOYr. secretary.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29

DR. @. w. BENSON. OF baltimore.
Nd, inventor and proprietor OF the cele.
brated Celeryi and Chamomile Pills
These pills are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache ,Neu.
raIgia, Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleep.
lessness and Dyspepsia, and will cure
any case, no matter how obstinate, if
properly used. They are not a cur. ali.
hut only for those special diseases. They
contain no opium, morpf Inc or gu n ne,
and are not purgative, but regulate the
bowels and cure constipation by curing
or removing the cause of IL. They have
q charming effect upon the skin, and a
lovely quieting effect upon the nervous
system simply by feedldg its ten thou
sand hungry, yes, In some cases starving
absorbents. They AXE or Greats nerve
matter and give power, force and BUOY
ancy TO the nerves, and In tnat way in
crease mental power, endurance and
brilllancy OF mind. Nobody that has a
nervous system should Reglect 20 take
them two OF three months In each year,
rs nerve food, If for no other purpose.
Sold by ell druggists. Price so cents a
box. Depot. LOG Nortb Eutaw St., Balti-
more, Md. By mail. two boxes for Sl, or
six boxes for 81 50. 70 anv address.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29
A nuII1 and 5 COWARD.

Some of the friends of James G.
Blaine undertake to say that he was
slandered by Mr.. Perry Belmont on
Thursday in being called bully and
q coward.
A slander can be justified by alleg.
ing and proving the truth of The
charge made.
Mr.. Blaine began his testimony be
fore the committee on Thursday by a
statement ia which he repeatedly said
that Mr.. Belmont had misquoted his
words. The Chairman, " no had heard
the witness patiently enough, endeav-
ored TO prevent Mr.. Belmont from ar
swering the accusation. Finally, in
spite Of the hostility Of his fellow
committeemeD, Mr.. Belmont succeed
ed in making this remark
"The commencement of this exam
ination this morning relieves me OF
all the considerations which men
toned Yesterday, and which inte, d.
ed 10 observe to man who has held
the high position Of Secretary OF
State. You have now put yourself on
the level with any witness who may
appear before committee, and
shall examine you in just that spirit,
of course,r
The language was severe, but quite
within the bouRds OF propriety when
addressed by an examiner to a wit
ness who had just charged shim with
improper conduct. Yet it made Mr..
Blaine's b ood boil.
"rhis thing is intolerable," be ex-
1 0I al rad fGTf No tnnkn kla nko t.,
solenoe Of this yound man is intol-
erable."
And then, in answer to Mr.. Bell
monl's suggestion that be had brought
it upon himself the ex-Speaker, ex-
Senator, and ex-Secretary OF State
calculated
"This mere boy ! have no more
regard for his insolence than would
have for that Of a.garbage boy on the
street--not particle more"
If this was not the language of O
bully, what was it
Is a man to be reproached for hil
youth when he is old enough under
the Constitution Of the United Stalei
to be Representative 10 Congress
II might be in order to inquire what
are the ages Of Mr.. Blaine's sons, who
hold Office under the Government, moi
by virtue of the votes of the people
bue in consequence of their fathers
control of public patronage,
As to the charge of cowardice, the
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policy toward South America wAiot
be really meant to pursue and haC
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of ceremony was not nearly 80 conduc
i've to the public good as 1t was fo
that pretentiOus politician to hear hi
character summed no in two very ex
pressiVe words, which will not soon bt
fOrgotten,--N. 7. Herald.
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