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The Courts.

GStfff totkI--Jttuge Hdgfler.
Tuesday, Westham Granite Co. agt Chandler:
orlier limiting time 10 take testimony vacated.
Wednesday, Ra0u agt Gaines; commission to
tSse testimony in Louisiana Cotton agt Fitzgerald:
andtor's report confirmed and payment ordered
PhC1'nix NJ l. Jas CD agt Grant; receiver direct
eu 10 settle with tenants
CIRCUIT C0URT-.T,tfqe MacA rth,u
itSay, joyce aSt Rowland ct al; verdict
1csttrday, Tlerney agt Corbett; verdict for
plaintiff for $500 Kiibourn agt ThompsOn. on
trial. FN' ~
CRIMINAL CouRr-Jtdge Wg,ie
Yesterday, Andrew Anderson, burglary. not
g'ulty. John II. Murphy, larceny; motion 20
.lu III oyerruled jury sworn and respited Charles
Lancaster and Alexander Gibbs, larceny; pleaded
not guilty Martha Ward, assault with intent IN
k.is: pleaded not guilty. Benjamin Turner and
Henry Johnson. larceny; pleaded not guilty.
Police CoURT.-.Jud1e Shell
wednesday, Samuel Johnson was sent down for
Is days, In default OF 81 Tor disturbing the quiet
on "eSt Washington. johnson Dean, Wilson
HicLarus, Charles Brown, and Edward O'flare for.
Ieiteu collateral Edward Hudson, destroying prf-
we properly, without the consent OF the Ow ner:
BIC or II days Joseph Common forfeited collateral
William Lewis, larceny OF a watch and chain from
Bailey, assault with intent to XIII examinafion
waived: bonds 500. Celia Shepherd. assault ON
Jane Rose; g and costs Lewis Reeves assanlt
on kebecca Reeves, his wife: S or IS DAYS Jacob
HOWARD, ARRAY; 3 and costs. Samuel Johnson
threats 10 Martha Smith; personal bonds TO keen
the peace. Also charged with disturbing the ouief
OF West Washington; S or Is days Amashia
Bell, facor1yieillty: reform school during
minority.
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, April 20-The Posts financial article
says:-At the Stock Exchange the U. S. and AZ
per cent bonds continue to advance, the former
being up to 1215sa12lA, and the latter to 1864
are active and strong at an advance of
II to 81. Railroad bonds are generally
strong, the notable exceptions being Lake Shore
registered firsts, which are ] q lower to 1876 and
Boston, Hartford and Erie rsts II 4 lower to 4Sa
Although we have a little more than brokers'
market for stocks. yet prices are higher, the net
advance at the time we write being Ea1si in the
active stocks The stocks which
have improved most are those in which the 'sshort
interest Is largest. Lake Shore has advanced to
104A, Michigan Central to 80, New York Central
to 1Nz, Louisville to 7514, and Reading to 5Sk,
since advanced to 23K, and the preferred has ad-
vanced to 60 from Sc. The money market
continues very easy, with call loans 81
on United States bonds. Time loans and prime
mercantile paper are unchanged. The tone OF the
market for foreign exchange Is fully firm.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 2O.-virginia 6s consols 60;
do second series. 35: do. past due coupons, 60;
do: new ten -forties. Az bid day.
BALTIMORE, April 20.-Cotton steady-middling
IL 16a124. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
southern easier; western active and hgher-southern
red, 45a1 So do. amber 55a1. 81 No. Maryland,
go asked No. western winter red. spot LAT asked;
June. lag bid; July 1271al. 2719 August. l. 227Sa
1.23A Corn. southern easier western active and
highersouthern white 92S; do. yellow 89a9O western
july 861aa864: August, 861Sa87. Oats lower-south,
ern 58a6l western white G0a63 the latter extreme;
do mixed b8a59 Penpsylyania. 59a61 Rye dull. 98a
20. Hay UNCHANGED and firm. Provisions firm ana
without change. Butter dulI-western packed 1896;
roll. 18a2S Eggs quiet l6a17 Petroleum unchanged.
sugar steadyIA soft %; copper refined quiet is1.
Whisky firm, 1.22Ha1. %. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer dun and /. pomnai Receipts Hour; 1ss
875 bushels rye, none. Shipments-wheat none: corn
aS f4o bushels salsswheat 1876. $50 bushels;
NEW YORK. April 2O-Stocks moderately active,
Money. 80. ,Exchange-long, 1854; short, 49, State
bonds generally unchanged. Governments firm. Cot
NEW YORK. April 2O.-Flour quiet and firm.
wheat fairly active and Aa1 cent higher. Corn mod
erately active and laA cent better. Pork firm and
quiet II. 81 1fa16. 49, Lard firm, II. 57H
LONDON. April 90, 1880 p.m.-U. g. bonds
4s l231s do. 4s 49, do extended IS, 1881. Atlantic
and Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates
4Ts. New jersey Central cons0is, LIZ. Erie 81; do
seconds, 96. New York Central. 1874 Reading, 29sx.
Milwaukee and st. Paul common. i13.
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Expenses Of the Late Presidents HI.
ness and Death.
FULL LIST OF CLAIMS PASSED AND ALLOWANCES
MADE BIT THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
The principal items OF the schedule or the
claims passed and allowances made by the House
committee to audit the expenses OF the illness and
death OF President Garfield were printed in yes
terday's STAR. The following Is the schedule in
ful: Allowance to Mrs Lueretfa r. Garfield,
$4,000 Qess the amount paid the late President on
account OF his salary; DR.. d. w. Bliss, SIS, 600;
DIT. D. 81. Agnew. $4,000: DR.. =. H. Hamilton,
$1,000; Dr. Robert Reyburn, $4,000: DR.. 8. A..
BoyntOn, $4,000; Dr. Susan Edison, $40 600;
mal eao1, J; CIumP stewart :. o Jennings
expenses. 81 Is. 40; Navy department expenses of
Marine band, $5s7; W: R speare, undertaken.
Independent Ice company, 81 ,51692: II. l. Craw-
ford, street sprinkling, $40; C. l. Jones, board,
saFTiages Sc at. at EloeTon william
struments, &C., ss5.27; w. B. Moses 4 Son, mer-
chants, 1904; +. K. Helphenstine, medicines,
s Vi kp9a s White
s12244; Telephone Company, $50; C. F.. Schmidt,
so cents; H. W. Atwood, IS cents; Milne & Proctor,
fer Company, 81; shuster & Sons, merchants, So;
L. ii. Schneider, $3.50; Hooe Bros. & Co., mer-
chants, s4O6; C. G. C. Simms, 81. 10; w. 8. Thomp-
son, $ls15 The Following Is list OF employees at
the Executive Mansion during the illness of Presi-
dent Garfield to whom the committee allowed ad-
:eTR see Charles
NJ. Hendley, executive clerk, $685.; FL c. MOP
ton, clerk, $500; W. s. Young, clerk, $500; j. s.
Bolway, clerk, 1923 80; W. r. Duke, clerk, $500;
Q. |. Judd. telegraph operator, s2sas2; B. F.
Montgomery, briefing clerk, 500; Charles
I6ener, dOorkeeper, $500; W. D. Allen, doorkeeper,
500; j. f. Richard, doorkeeper, 500; A. C. Smith,
doorkeeper. $500; Al Dom, doorkeeper, $500; E.
s. Dlnsmore, sergeant Of police, $3.50; II. L. Atchi-
son, policeman, $3.50; w. L. Lewis, policeman, $3.50;
messenger. 500; Jas. Sheridan, messenger, 800;
Thos. Dolan, messenger, s2o0 A. Simmons mes
senyer, 500; Chas Leurd, messenger, $780, E. H.
Beckley, messenger, $50: w. j. Smith, Waterman,
s1H; l. l. Herber, fireman, $40; Beverly Lemos,
servant, $l44 Daniel Sprfggs, servant, $3.50; Geo.
want, s121 Jerry Smith, servant $40; Mary White,
laundresS, $40; Ella White, laundress, $40: VIM.
Crawford, driver, $50; Samuel Collins, policeman,
messenger, $50; VIM. Dupee, messenger. sl2O; VIM.
Gwinn, messenger, $l20.
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--latest TGleglans to The star.



THE LOssES-AN APPEAL FOR AID-RELIEP MAS
UREs.
ST. LOUIS, April a0-The total loss at Browns
vile from the recent cyclone Is estimated at
$150,O00 special train was run from Sedalia
yesterday, and the proceeds OF the trip about $40
were donated to the sufferers Another train will
be run to-day for the same purpose The mayor
of Brownsville has issued the following notice
to the public:
BROWNSVILLE, No., April 10
Our city has been visited by most destructive
cyclone, resulting In the death OF many of our
best citizens, great destruction of property rem
ing homeless many OF our Industrious and good
citizens and temporarily Frustrating our business
and manufacturing industries. Many proffers OF
assistance are made to us from different quarters
We can feed and temporarily care for the suffer-
ing, and Ii donations are offered they should be
money, to rebuild shelters for the homeless Do
nations sent to G. Nj. G.. Brown cashier OF the
Brownsville savings bank, will be turned over to
the committee OF distribution.
(Signed) w. Fl. RAvIs. Mayor.
A subscription is being raised In Sedalia. Two
OF the children injured ut Montrose have died
No new facts have been developed there. Eighteen
dwellings and four churches are in ruins. No
damage was done at Appleton. Numbers of farm
houses two miles west OF this place were de-
stroyed. Calhoun, Lewis, Clinton, Holden Browns
vile and the adjacent country were in the track
Of the hurricane, and all suffered more or less.
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Telegraplhic Briefs.

The Evangelical church at Terre Hill, Pa. was
struck by lightning last night and completely de-
stroyed. The loss will amount to nearly $1,000.
The case OF DR.. Fred II. Griffin, committed by
the coroner to answer for causing the death OF
Mrs. Quinn by administering poisonous drugs, was
brought before Judge Finletter, IN Philadelphia,
this morning, on writ of habeaS corpus, and bail
was accepted In the sum of S. 900.
A St Vincent. Minnesota, special says the Red
river, at that point, Is now fully forty feet above
low water mark, and still rising. Several houses
on the fat are flooded. The Red Wing mills ele-
vatOr is in critical condition. They have tOppled
several feet, and fears are entertained that they
will go. The drawbTidge at Emerson has been
completely swept away. 1t Was completed last
year, and cost $4,000.
j. C. Minter, OF Va, carpenter, aged 40, was
instantly killed on the railroad at Piedmont, w.
Va, to-day.
The residents Of Weehawken, n. j., are very
much excited over the mysterious disappearance
OF Policeman John HaydOck and Michael Tourney,
the jail-keeper OF the township, neither of whom
have been seen or heard OF for several days past.
GUS, escaped from the custody OF his friends at
Syracuse, n Y, at midnight last night and was
found dead In the garden OF neighbOr this morn
ing.
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DARING EXPLOIT OF MASKED BURGLARs-About
o'clock on Wednesday morning the Farmers and
DrOverS, National bank, at SemerS, Westminster
county, N. WAS broken into by masked burglars.
The upper part of the building was occupied by
MT George I. Chapman, but he was absent. His
w11e and her sister were asleep in room over the
bank, when they were startled by the door being
forced open by masked burglar, who bl1ndfOlded
and tied them. The doors Of the other sleeping
rooms were broken In, and four men were quickly
secured with handcuf and cords. Soon after
wards an explosion was heard, and then all was
quiet About O'Clock one OF the men managed to
release himself and gave the alarm, when, upon
Investigation 1t was found that the outer doors OF
the safe were drilled and blown open, but the
Inner compartment, being guarded by time lock
themselves with stealing horse, wagon and
harness from Stephen Brown, farmer living
near, ana escaped, leaving behind q sledge, q
drill, two packages Of explosives and an empty
powder flask
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Condensed Morning Telesrams.

The Connecticut senate yesterday defeated the
Mason. The Mississippi valley sanitary council
met at Cairo. ILL.,, yesterday IAN American has
been awarded prize by the trustees of French
fund for the advancement OF social science. :.
Prince Bismarck has prohibited the publication of
German comic paper for two years. The Mis-
souri, legislature met Yesterday in extra session to
redistrct the state. The Connecticut prohibition
convention yesterday nominated George p. Rogers
for governor; Rev. A. C. Barron, OF Culpeper
Court House, has been unanimously called to the
pastorate OF the Baptist church at Berryviile. Va.
The Evangelist, Thomas Harrison, broke down
at THIN, Ohio, yesterday and had to give up his
engagement 49, Obt s. Franklin, republican, was
elected mayor OF Newport, r. l., yesterday. The
democrats elected a majority OF the council :. It.
r. OConnor, member of parliament for Galway,
York, last night. Charles A. Dana presided. -.
Thomas Moran was sentenced yesterday in New
aor to years In the state prison for an afro
Leighton, the condemned colCred murderer In New
York, has been respited till May 49,. The Mon
for great swimming tournament for 8, 600 Side,
to take place in the Patapsco early In the summer
AT fire In the ink factory OF John Rogers, at
through the roof of the factory while at work and
were severely injured. The accounts of ex-
Treasurer Dundore. the Reading, Pa, defaulter,
have been examined and show a deficit OF $50. 900
still at large The steamer City OF Sydney, from
800 Sew
half OF whom are Mormon converts, en- route
to Salt Lake. mostly Danes and Norwegians .
A coroner's jury, in Philadelphia, yesterday re-
turned verdict OF death by malpractice in the
case Of Mrs Ann Quinn, aged rs, who it is alleged
was poisoned by DIR. T. II. Griffin, who is now In an
insane asylum. The Massachusetts, house yes
terday accepted the committees report recon-
mending ''leave to withdraw" on the petition of
certain atheists for legislation providing that dis
Deile1 In God may not affect persons credibflty
as witness. French Canadians are returning
daily into the Dominion in large numbers from
New England, and are going to Manitoba. The
democratic committees Clr n * tn
at Raleigh May Sd, to fix the time Of holding the
democratic state convention. Charles Reade
writes a long letter to the London Telegraph en-
deavoring to prove that DR.. LamSOn Is not reSpon-
SiDle for his acts
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THE SMITH LIQUOR Law IN CINCINNArf-A secret
meeting OF saloon keepers and whiskey dealers
was held at Cincinnati yesterday TO decide on a
course OF action with reference to the recently
enacted Law, known as the Smith bill which re-
aure all places where Intoxicating liquors sold
fund to make a legal hight against the law and adj
Vlsed al the saloon keepers to guard against dis
oroer, put TO keep open Sunday and test the law
10 the courts The saloon keepers also raised
large fund for legal defence. Il appeared to be
the sentiment OF the majority that the Pond bill,
when places tax OF 500 @ year on each saloon,
should not be resisted. The saloon keepers OF Co
lumDus have decided TO close their saloons on
sunday as required BY the Smith bill The saloon
keepers and LIQUOR dealers OF Toledo presented q
est TO the police board to enforce ali Laws for
the Observance OF Sunday, and an order has been
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True bills have been found In the star route
cases. The last desperate endeavOr of the accused
was to have them thrown aside as irregular and
insufficient But the plea has been Overruled.
The indictments stand. Brady and others have
been arraigned, and bench warrant has issued
for the arrest OF Dorsey who forfeited his recogn-
lance. This steady persistence in the prosecution
OF inquiry into these monstrous frauds is most
creditable to the administration. The unqualified
declarations OF ATTORNEY General Brewster, the
appointment as counsel OF Mr.. Merrick, the shrew,
diligence of Mr.. Bliss, have all been promising
Signs OF an unfiinching purpose, and there can
now DE no doubt whatever that the trials will take
place in perfectly good faith There can be no
doubt. also that the whole conduct of the admin
1Strati0n upon the subject is most creditable.
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I'd Edition.
IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.
THE PERU COMPANY INVESTIGATION.
NR. HURLBUT PRODUCES A LETTER OF
GENERAL GRANTS.
EXPEDITION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
RODGERS CREW.
Important Nominations To-day.

Important Nominations To-day.
NEW MINISTER'S TO AUSTRIA, THE NETHERLANDS
AND BELGIUM
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
AlphOns0 Taft, Of Ohio, to be envoy extraordi.
nary and minister plenipotentiary OF the q. s. to
Austria.
VIM. L. Dayton of N. j., to be minister resident
OF the United States to the Netherlands.
Belgium.
John NJ Francis, OF NY, to be charge d'affaires
o Portugal.
j. p. WickerSham, of Pennsylvania, to be charge
d. affaireS to Denmark.
Adam Badeau, OF New York, to be consul gen.
eral at Havana.
Harry L. Haight, of New York, to be q. s. con-
sui at Prescott.
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The NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA CROPS
According to the most trustworthy information
from the vegetable and frutt-grOwing sections OF
Eastern Virginia and North Carolina the late cold
spell did no material damage to truck. In some
places young potatoes were slightly blackened by
frost, but no serious harm is feared. Strawberries
peas, beans and early corn are fOur;shing. Apples
are not hurt Peaches are very slightly injured,
and the nne varieties Of pears shortened one-halr
The weather is now favorable and unless the cold
snaps expected for the next two weeks are unusu-
ally severe, good crops are expected.
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CoUNr ANDRAssY CREATES SRNsATIoN.-Th
Vienna Td0biaU states that at the sitting OF the
was created by a speech OF Count Andra.sy,
IN which he exhibited violent opposition to
the government, complaining Of the appli-
Herzegovina, and demanding that the law be
carried out only In the most gradual manner He
warmly attacked the administration of the Occu-
pied provinces At special sitting on Wednesday
the delegation adopted an extraordinary credit of
3,7S3,OOO norins for the pacifcati0n OF the two
provinces -
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Damage by Ice i'm Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, MAN, April 0.-The ice has broken
up here. The pressure against the New Broadway
br dye was so great as to carry of two OF the
spans. The iron pieces were snapped, and the fine
iron superstructure toppled over upon one OF the
foes OF ice and foated down the river until it
reached the breakwater pier OF the Louise railway
and traffic bridge, where the ice broke up and the
truSSeS sank to the bottom OF the river. Fears are
entertained for the remainder Of the bridge, par
tcularly the swing, which is shaky. The damage
Is now estimated at $4,000. Fortunately there Is
no loss OF life 1t is proposed TO release the jam
below Point Douglass with nttroglyCerine.
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ASTOUNDING Overwhelming the past three
months building permits have been granted in
New York and Brooklyn for 1,2O7 new structures,
whose estimated cost will be 81 1000, and alter
atons 10 existing buildings to cost 81 $4,000. The
details or these building operations show that on
Manhattan island ap.ali5ts are preparing to fill
all the vacant lots and to invade the wide domain
within the city limits north of the Harlem and
that In Brooklyn they are building further and
further out toward East New York and down to-
ward COney island.
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Latest News by Gable.

PARIS, April 2O.-The BO,urse says It is reported
that subscription for an nStallment of $50 600
francs OF the Italian loan Will open in London on
May I'd. Ninety will be the issue price.
IsTHMUs OF CORTNTH CANAL.
The Cote Eur0pee,ee states that Gen. Turr has
effected an arrangement with leading Paris bank
for the issue in May of shares OF the lsthml,S
Of COrtnth Canal Company.
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The Crew Of the Rodgers.
REVENUE STEAMER WILL PROBABLY BE SENT TO
THEIR REIJRP

A REVENUE STEAMER WILL PROBABLY BE SENT TO
THEIR RELIEF.
Commodore Phelps, commanding the Mare Island
navy yard, California, telegraphs to Secretary
Chandler as follows: "Iroquois can leave by the
25th. Delayed by steam capstan. Too late to re-
place the Old one. Crew about seventy-five, and
marines with two seamen and six ordinary sea-
men on deck, exclusive OF petty officers"
Owing to the late day that the Iroquois can start
and the expense attending the cruise it is thought
that 1t win be best to send a revenue steamer for
relief OF the officers and crew OF the lost Rodgers
The Secretary OF the Navy has inquired OF the
treasury department what revenue steamer now
In Alaskan waters can be available for the pur-
pose. In this way aid can reach the party much
sooner than In any other.
LATER.
This afternoon 1t was decided to send the reve-
nue. cutter Corwin, now at San Francisco, to the
relief Of the crew OF the Rodgers As the Cor,yin
was under orders to go to Alaska by the 2sth OF
April anyhow, her departure VIII be
fastened by telegraph. She win prob
ably get on in two or three DAVIS
This plan VIII make quite saving OF expense
The COrw1n Will bring the men down to some Alas
kan port, where they can take passage on one OF
the steamers to San Francisco. It is not known
exactly how long IL will take the Corwin TO reach
Lapka, where the Rodgers crew are hut in an
probability she win be there as soon as the Ice
VIII permit passage. =
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The residence OF j. H. Lighter; no. II Sd street
northeast, was entered early yesterday morning
py burglar or burglars, by climbing on a back
building and entering a window in the second
story rear, and a quantity OF clothing was stolen
valued at about $50
The guild OF the Holy Cross church has sent
large box OF clothing, etc. for the sufferers In the
south.
Mary Crawford was fined 81 and costs, by Judge
Smell, to-day, for aSSauiting another white girl
named Marry Collins. by slapping her face on the
BY Judge Smell, to-day, for assembling Mary Rufin
her aged mother.
Henry johnson, hackman, was nned Is or Is
days by Judge Smell to-day, for betng profane at
the Presidents reception Tuesday A1ght
EDWARD Boyd, cOl0red, was charged In the Police
Court, to-day, with the grand larceny OF two cows
and cali, from John HOlmaMS dairy near Mt OIL
vet cemetery. He waived an examination and
was committed in default Of 500 bonds
J. Shiilington sends The Century for May.
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QY UNIVERSAL ACCORD,

AYER's CATHARTIc PILs the best Of al ptugE3rsG
for family They the product of long, labor
ious, and successful chemical investigation, and tho
extensive use. by physicians In their prscco and by
al civilized nations. proves them the BEST and mol
enectul purgsdve Phi that medical science devss.
Being purely vegetable no harm arise from ther
us and being coated they pleasant 10 tas.
In intrinsic value and curative powers other PM On
be compared with them: and every person. knowino
their virtues. win employ them. when needed. Thy
keep The system IN perfect ordsr. and maintain u
healthy action the whole machinery q life. MA
eearcidng and e6ectua they especially adnp1D1 -
re needs Of the digestive srpsrstns dessngsmSe6 q
the bsst and safest ptysc TO employ for chdrso -
Weakened constitutions whexo . md hut o6ecenal -
sllaEtic II required
, For sale by al druggish. 11o8
A n OLD NAN WHO mas QUIT FARMING n.
"a sire: 20 exchange farm a nav acsR nod lsnuaa
and tmplrnsenfs. hansa,old eoods in6uds4 - 30;
HARBOUR Agricultural Collase G. Co.. ia, or NJ
es>esfseN-0"' shea ese-1e~aU
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OVER NINE THOUSAND IMMIGRANTS arrived at
New York Tuesday, and the commissioner OF Inn
migration estimates that the arrivals during April
VIII aggregate over 100000. Among the arrivals
Tuesday were number OF German cigar-nakers
who have found employment here at from $l3 to
$14 per week, as against about S at home. A nu-
merous party of umbrella-makers from France are
also among the newcomers. From BOSStg, France
come number OF Observation-Disclosures. The Italian
element Is coming TO be more and more cOnSpicuOus