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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-10
THE HILLsDALEs IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 1O.-The Metropolitan Amateur
Regatta Committee and the Moulsey Re-
gatia Committee decline to accept the
entry OF the Hillsdalc crew. The captain
o. The lillsdaes has informed The Sportsman that
Ne crew are very mach disappointed at The result
Of Their VISIT but that their chief concern is at the
tlsh' thrown upon the Amateur Rowing Associa-
uOn of America
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ROUND.HOUSE BURNED.

CHICAGO, July "a dispatch from Parsons,
Kansas says the round-ouse OF the St Louis and sar
Francisco Railroad at Viuita, l. +, with two engines
was des oyed by fire last night The loss Is estmate'
oil $4,000.
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DANGEROUSLY SHOT BY coMPANIoM

BUFFALO, July "a party of five men, all
parally intoxicated, while returning from fishing
uron this morning began to wreste and one OF thes
James McKendrick, having been thrown by George
Hackamier, obtained revolver ana shot hacsanier
arsaL
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SUING FOE DAMAGES.

LONG BRANCH, N. Jy July 9.-James Brooks,
Of Brooks Dickson OF NewYork, who had his head cut
and his coarbone broken In the recent accident on e
ioyvyer n sue On recover damages from the company
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GENERAL FOREIGN Ne WS.

Mr.. GLADSTONE ACCEPTS DEFEAT.
LONDON, July 9.--The Observer says that after
consultation with his colleagues Mr.. Gladstone has
decided to accept the decision of the House of Com
mons on Mr. Trevelyan's amendment TO the RepreS-
sion bill
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A PARRICIDE HELD FOR TRIAL,

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, July 9.-Patrick Dagon,
who killed his father at Harwnon July 4wss yester>
day bound over to the Superior Court for nsnanShtaf
and gave bonds Ia the sum OIL 500.
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ACCIDENT TO A NEW-YORK YACHT

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July 9.-The new
soon Yacht Mystery owned by W. Barclay Parsons, OF
New York. struck ON Red Ledge In Woods Hau yester
day Afternoon aud now lies Ia pIecarious position
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SUICIDE BY HANGING.

READING, Penn, July "a dispatch from
pot,s,on N The Tunes says Thomas Greenof committed
suicide to-day by hanging himself to raiter OF Ills yarn
nj his place In south Coventry, Chester county,
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A FAREWELL SERMON.

LOWELL, Mass, July 9.-The Rev. G. s,
Kicker who goes from here TO New York prcscne1 ~
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TO INSPECT NLW- YORK PAVEMESTS

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 9.-The Aldermen
OF this city will 20 to New-York on rueedy W nSS''
tho granite paycuienIS
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FATAL STABBING AFFR4Y.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 9.-John turner
fatally stabbed young man. Wlllett Dy nnaio' "
Green st. nQuor-shop to-day in q drunken ouaffeh
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RIOT BETWEEN WELSH AND IRISH.
LONDON, July l0.-Rioting occurred yesterday
at rredegar, Wales, between the Welsh and Irish.
Many houses Of lrishmen were sacked and several
persons severely injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
CIVIL MOTHS.

William D. Morgan obtained a short time
ago "a temporary injunction restraining the Dock De
par+rnent from causing the slip 1T Pier NJ. Il 20 Doe
drede our to the depth OF TWENTY-FIVE feet belo" low
water mark. The argument on the motion 10 con luc
the injunction had yes erday BEFORE Ju-lc foiF
I'm me supreme Court, Chambers. Decision was re-
served.
The Metropolitan Concert Company recently
recovered judgment for g. 400 against Henry T. Abbey
aud Edward c. Gilmore for rent due. The defendant
asserted tnat lease void because n gave them
the privilege OF selling liquor on the premises. Ihey
suffered Judgment 20 De TAX n, however, against them
~ de.aut Yesterday application for au order open
iig tie default denied.
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TIE COURTS.
coyTEsrIyG A DEATH CLAIM.

l.
The NIetropolitan Life Insurance Company
refused TO pay the $1,000 policy upon the lie OF Bernard
yorl,s when the claim was presented TO them with
rors Of hts death and suit was brought in the Court
NJ Common Pleas by his brother Lous to recover the
valuo NJ Tie policy The complaint stated that
Bernard Marks died near Fort Griffin Texas
IN Jrlv. 1879 The answer OF the N ur
ance COMPANY denied tho death and ecf
M a another defense that the insured man had gone
below the parallel Of So north latitude contrary 10 the
terms OF the policy which thereby was annuied The
plaintiff ayerred on the other hand that the first pocy
was DESTROYED by Are while the insured man was living
In T xa ana that The company knowing of his place.
residence yet issued policy aud continued 70 r'
ceive premiums on tho policy which amounted in the az
grcgate TO about 5000.
Commissions were issued 10 Texas 20 get proof ~ nc
death Of Bernard Marks, hut there were dAcuI'y anu
delay in getting the testimony az VIZ
nesses I'm that state and IN getting Tie CON Mission re-
turned Under these crcuu stances thc Gaze wa,
cor TRIAL 10y tie Insurance company ail .-t, pau.
default a. taken and his case dismissed al ih' a W.
term. suit was also begun against Ii- ,-4sl.'s ~ "a
supreme Court by the company MI ''I"- '1 ~ III,
being nonresident and living IN tennessee VIZ I"i a.
rec Llt SEN, M'Iu Nv i' t. c1,ri..ioo from Texas
and tlnt lac "ouG De Ia t" f.n- could he oualird
The case 10 u44l II tIc u'Iaua, ' ,lo r1of-on
Judle Van Brunt has granted -, ue mo - .'t
veckn sfr Marks's behaifto omen ne dc ut lDn PIC
Tie r,sr on fbr ca endar for trial Justice D01ohur III
tbe -Irrrue Court yesterday granted the mo ON MAGE
In behalf % the sretes, 90 allow tAe opening OF Tie ue
fault tn br set up As "a ..ence.
Jd.eub Sc lnl H. one Of the Texas witnesses on TIE
commission. testifes; marks was sioi I'D o'
iir.r-re1 about four hours md died icma med win
him during hi- a-t hours and assisted IN ouyns MN
A. Runkle appears for sir Marks. Mee-rs ATnou1 it'h
& MOOdfOrG Tor the insurance company
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trains came into collision the Delaware Division OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad short distance north OF
Krkwood about o'clock this morning. wrecklng tWeNe
cars and one Of the william Morgan an ehHI-
neer had an arm broken and was badly soalded.
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COURT cALEYDARs-AUGUsr "a

SUPREME cor lr-cHsMagEs- ieiore Potter J.-N"s 3D.
Ga IN. lf5.ll9 la4 49, l59 49, I6- l' ~ q" ~,
SlPFgf.s tI---ILCiAL IEI-beiorc S0i-H-cA &. DE-
NOdfs calendar
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Giluation5 Hante0--fcmalcs.

At 1852 BROADWAY.-The oldest and
y most reliable agency ol Broadway. Families s1p1ioi
with Listcas- scrv nts tor every department ei ence
carefully inquired nte ana cruael hou-r1o pers ad ecL
nurses awal ou hand lnty orders secure sc attr
ton. Aouevo Aers ways on hand Hotel hep Tor summer
houses wanted ~. nedlat-y.
CHAMBERWORK,H OUSEWORK, WAIT
- ING, COOKING, Ec-by good flo'+ta1t eiI,
IANI HOAI Blu fLAL, 10 oin-a'e, above loil--i
CONERNES~-A lady of experience, VINO
" la, taught 20 years ~ NeW.Easal ID city desires
j.. mon a. l,,..i 81, go, ~ l,r y. -,
HOU>EkEEPER. &c-By p respectable
OF ia ir ta4i ia.v ANA uuders fr, king
know. how e. maze he sell useful cy reference 100 " eft
-4tl,t, near tthave
HOUSEKEEPING. WASHING or IRON
ING.-ly Respectable gldi best Vi reference NJ.
Z6o Afc.ne-A. first hoor.
HOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
work can o. good washing ana i n- B. good family ,o]A
really 10 eo When wanted and wncre Size can by arn
d9i To- he "oA an4 good behavior retain constant hoA'
2l2 tAavc- uea, I1th-st
I AUNDRE>r- respectable colOrcd woman
- w0nd IKE Few geuteucu- or families washing fO DO
by he dozen Week or month Peas call on Of aAdTs AIS
tAItOLiN b. NELSON, otu West 4-st-'L
NUBSE.-A lady wishes 10 obtain a situation
Tor her excellent 'ohid's) co.orciL Addres'
r. Box2b lupuae OAee
NURSE, UPSTAIRS WORK or HOUSE
y NpKk-Pv an phan girl il strong willing nd neat
"lu 60 to country or city wants nome wages g snaI
If wiling and obhslne call al 27@ 6tave. near llthsi
NURSE and CHANBERWORK.-By young
- girl lately landed situation taAe care children
ana 40 cAimnei"0iki Is KIND, willing aud Oll2ug ~
West lstA.st
WASHING or HOUSE-CLEANING.- q
W Protestant Woman 60 by thr day: excellent city
reference Can at OF address 49, adase. top floor
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DRONlDENCE LINE.
l>-'D f,I. prlN-rTF NTF DIRECT

4 IUI. IIJN
N Connecting Win Prov. cucc anu Worcester z r -
,or all POINT. NOHIu ANA EA,l, va ~ oi.t - y H.
IIr entirely aud ec gait steamer iOJ4. 100 ~
an vo.y- " sdue-,ays aud IrouyS and the magnificent
steamer 81 -ACn SETS on I4e'l-ys lh4rsi-ys anu
= ~ ,n .r1rn Pier 20 y L.. foot Of WaTen-st
trr-,tf,rs made a. Providence, Wa J. and W. H.
for worcester aud al Northern. Eastern and White.
tfrt4-. n,nf. tickets for sac AZ all principal icAet
-r sti,eroams secured al Once' ot estcott Express
~ Z, .stnr Iou-e. Sos - 81, J5l and Al Broad
and a. Fiun Aveule and Windsor Hotel tckei offices
W. ~ a. 49, ELL u AleurIlL laas. Ageut
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Gin iJropertn 90 LEI.

4 LARGE four-stOrv basement brOWnstone
n house nicely and iug furnished near windsor j. oteL
~ ct to good PARTY: part board. r. H. Nm E
-U1 broadway.
rL'O IET.-A four. orv brOwnstOuc, high
/ -to,p house. fully furnished, 5thaye orero0kng
Mount Morris Par4 Inquire WILLIAM =. GAFLl,
60 broadway, y. \. {.
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.,.,...,,,,- ,>-7, --T,I-- IS, ~ ,,.,.,.
ALI l,i' a. 80 'li4l To- n n ';.4l.SD
Va Pusl. pI.a. Ialraoro a4L Washington.
ody. cu ral ru44 Depot los. OF Co.4AIi-,,.
anu Dcs3... 8s,-.t. 4. .lI1srs
l r. except sunday rt'f car aftlcl,- arrives w an
~ i dalg -.cps.- au. lIr eles r1u,I To- Cincinnati
4ud ,Iurtr1
~ m. daily. Fast Limo arrives Washington poo a. r. Gin
T. a. d, ra.ee re- - ana Jay coaches though 10 cincinnati
1908 rt di p arrive. A. wa.hia --on BOA. m Day
an t,y ,o... .c. 'a.,ue6 To- Cincinnati
ar.,,r tor, f. ,-e-t.t c5.. ul 30 D. No. al lo sop
a d., ,, r., 11i Is, .. .s ,i D., ,i.5 l o 5
Iioa s4r M AZ al. te ol.., o.; tlc Pcu,s anna ROAD
Company
(,FN.rptT- PAUP0AD OF VFW-JTRSEY
. nm IN I1o-. '. Of riri,st station ia
rr.oA SD. Cot OF iltDu--. Jcg.r.'. l.I..ri
Conn I'D. .ns lib. l--- Leave NcW-Yorx
clals Isnanead raaa.ul Hale-la. B.-.,on sor.a,a
Ca1r- ler.l 80
$500 b r-io. f.'Ni<'- iii-A bril-e l'r"nc a. loorS'
H.. iflrr,sarr- aiauc Clunk w .i...iri ra.paiul
N-uucoLc trael L'1.-.-. -o iai TON, &c r. ,,
.i '- ,i,,.i ''I-- I, .'... "a li...-lt.r. .te 49,
;t' l-i NJ ~, II. " 49,. ",i' h.l.A l1-s I'-l'l "l
-for b. e,.r.f.1 I-.1, fr.lrc Branch Sclooleg',
Moani4n. i..,t- be. i...c ......... E4-t,u &C.
4.a pm or 7,.l,', j., ID. nag ~, y, ,,,.,
Mau. J. tIi.ns vi .s,,i4rre 81
sunday trans eF. ~ - e. ni ~ p M oi t','mi nrook
& t .'l' %. '.'o pill ''' i''.' '-N
Tor -Ne"aS o! .. ,4s 81 90 7i5, 49, SIP 2'59
For trap 10 ioca ocinf- zee tine tables stations
PLETH AHEoI hEANCH
{'i h. N' Hi i1 '.''. 70 - a - ,r IN 81 m
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= }
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAsf
FAItEMw4y- a. Lev a. Dr. duF othei me - r.ora
sto.rers y ATtR AltAN-EIr and slONINGTON. leato
rrcet sundays At ron Psr So. y. t io's -
g--f 4rr'y ingll Boston Al a. II 1901, Al, -,,,oroo,s
.krrs f,r sale AL principal uc&et onc' @
~ INC, Of WcstcOu Express yO- Al ASep lo.st
windsor Hote' "a fIIKfNs, General Passenger Agent.
U,poY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
stea, sARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
,t -,.tr,ay- An m. Pier A. North RIVER loot Chris
topher st. connecting with morning Trains iof oilh ana
NJ sunday steamer touches a. Albany
U,UE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
that through Pullman cars from Ne" OK 70 Shie-so
- tho Ire and tranl Trunk and thcago and Grand Trunk
NJ, lr,,- leave NewYorA from Ere Depot al p III d1ly
Tickets Al the oA''s Oh '''' LIZ EDWARD p. BEACH.
Genera Agent g. I. ana e.. and q. 1. hallwayA
U,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE
4 TOp Providence. BOSTON AND TIE EASE
AIIRAIL FROM GRAND ENlHAL DFlJl.
Tlrr. rres rain- daily sunday, cxsrptca' % boston ~
sos mn u m IuarOr attached and 40 D. H. N"ltA
palace sleeping cars ......,
Ii.It'rD 44tkhr- 10 BOSTON ALL RAIL. -
NLW PORT express Al !. Ill., ,paIoI cars aitAeHrd ar
ryes al Newport y IA. ,..,. -.
tae0rl. arrives a. Providence 1910 y. ~.
loke and pariUr SEATS secured 40 fi Avenue AuU
l4GsOl nVtel ticket OL4ees ana Az "i4n' -.
l. ". tIL-4A4AA Ge4@r-I fAss1iksr ASaA'
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MOUNTAINS.

On and after MONDAY. June %,
SPECIAL FAST EXPIRES IHhOtnh TRAIN
win Pafor and Day cars wiz connect wiih the
PROVIDENCE LINE
Of steamers from NeNYork leaving the steamer wharf
Providence, az 600 daily except -unAys ahd tuihl3
hrsagb Worcester 10 tAbygus and other Mto AVaA
ls4h pOl1ts without change
4. H. VILLAINS. General Passenger Agent
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Citn Rcal gsialc for Sale.

EOR SALE.-A valuable leasehod property
within two blocks - the Post Office Price F14,oOn
rutland * WHITING Bee kuan-st
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Gotels.

A DvERTiSEliENTs FOR THE NEW.
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ HECi.IN - ~ III
UPrOWN OFFICES, 40. LBS BROADWAY, corner ihry-
frst-st soS West reutythIui-st. corner Lg.thave.
No. ~ East Foureenfh.i corner aon square, go mud
ave corner Forv.s.venfh.t. a. the HARLEM OFFICES,
Sos 90 and 2 so rhlrlave OncA Jn lied and
went H. a. up % ,. IA. gulAr noe rates
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erooslnn proaertp fot Sac an 60 Set

VNO LET. $40 Carlton-avc., near Pacific-st.-
/ Handsome tir.e-s1ry -ioue-ront house iu complete
order can .- -eel al AL hours EULAND @ WHITING,
EeeAIlal- Il.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

Cdaecs i,ole6 o lad NiaI or 'na VIZ; s,''r iD
7 Tram hq ,r t soi' through TO Chicago
noon i. ' a IT,, q X Err 2 FER '29 a. m ~
! I4ull.it sI1iI-. '..@y ~ -" d" TO- n II
niI9 a,..sr..tt g. Ton -,o o.o ,o.,, ,o...,,-e
ni.s,t' 's,1 'ill siG i Il 1890 p ~ ana ~
wan. ana rac,son Via Newark. o45 4. 90 lIaoa NJ.
81 4.-' .-1 caro-. 75D aud l. midnight saturday
/ s1a.rn.G. 1..u $50 1870 a. n- ia5 E,G s. Cl07sij
/ a. ii End ..-il .ct ''''H =" 0'" -O-' 4 -' 80
,r AM, 'go ,.,. ~ 2. ~ ,, Goa 4q,, mi SIM.
c'' s, p . ' ra-.. aa ra. s1oo M -,,,,v,sqo,,
Iia-ata : % .i l ' u.s. D. 'o ',' y ''i' p. nh
4as..'' r. r .o ~ D. ~ i' m l d5 u;
| 3 t.. ira.us connect with Midland Railroad M Nau.st
frlv.-. J, ID, ll.-, n $500 %. e. l:Ij p. sun
o- ,ave ~. qaaltcr 'aad q.er,er si.er eaeh hour
liset 5- Is.-s 4aa b or,.i,.foa.aa!
aatan'.sro .,y be- '. It sae oonp.ays o9,ee.
| Cclli-.- iroo, ru. or.lt -ls Cir.p1ty.s 1eaots
lm. .ra1t Agency. >o.5 Batter. .,c, - .. -..-
a. Il a aa iio.. H.. '.'''s .-
= aFsfffi-fb\- 90, - 'iG ,Ttb-.' b. NJ IHSEY
y Ht 4iLIN h-A-i-i,DADC W Nv - l'''.2 = l.
, $3.50. ~ d.. J. B. T. 500 5aO. $40. ..30 =. No. l.
Nanu.t -prag valley ana aau-e l. 10 o. m- 450 ?. III
suaaly' = a. m. ..-,,-r ,.,,,, ,..- Aeon, ,.,.y.-.
r-.,, r.,,,,,,,.,,.r,.r nor
EVkH BHlDTtrQE ana az Poi1h,,' on iiOI-
cave 4l.laue-.Dp 81 .l.J d. n.. ..io Do a i.'. i-ast
K-op sn-,r,>- -rrrr r ,,r.-.r ,I,p,r\ with
/ Pullman ~lreNer- -. s. H. .ni 3D. I T.. elv's
va sr@ a1 sceiue4ni ns6li at Grand central
D..o, .ua pr.uo.'A. 4lJs4s.
tOh kDNDOi J., hlN6S ION ana al =
lae.t Prnu corn vll. Nev6lrs Marlboro Mon.
C-..,uaai JAMES W. allTn .e'ye 4'.g 40 : %. 700,
Sli{o .'.l yea. D. i eglA d., D.'s Hs
49,, nun ,,-ur.f.r, ,,or-,r,n-s
1
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PEACH TRAINS IN COLLISION

WILMINGTON. Del. Aug. 23.-Two peach
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BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,

(OYpo-ito Cathedral,
NEM-NDkk
WETHERBEE 4 FULLER, PROPRIETOR
Strangers viii here ind excellent accommodations az -
ducel prices during tIe simmer mouths ,...
Tins new house Is StlF contrary pi'l UT 20
reception guests ther permanent or tra+en ~ ''hf
iugly -Iuate beng central po1i Ani ~ ne nos
alle r.s frces ehtrtle, &c. near The 1renl 't Al y
not within three nuie uak ofthc elevated roa- AM hAN
souay. cars The veuilauOn, heating ant pnnp are AZ
RANGED on the approved principles The htfi = "a
Quoted the European plan gaifOn ci ~ tie '''
AID America with re,tutAAs VI 1Aabi Y~'so1
erc.leuCe 4ui al reasonable charges
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Erlp Uanie1.

WAN IED.-A boy about 7 years old, 10 do
W general Work IN tailoring estab chm cnt the best OF
rreieA,e equ.ed answer by note. w. .. L.. Tribune Up
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CHARMS -..,,,,.,. -, ,,.-porr ,r,o,
COMPANY
once. Pier Is. =. r., foot OF CortAnitst
Con.e,uens u freight forwarded AZ directed u any par
the world. .-.
Orders received or celvery OF al Kinds Of freight And er-
chancise 10 any part Of the city.
AEAAND HAEBOR TOWING AND RINkh AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE-
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered to any point
In the harbor q reasonable rates.
-TEAMsoATs BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS . ,.-... o.. ,rr,t,
HAHN leave Pier ~ " K. OF p. "a. daily lsliuIdAys
excepted .... ,.--- A. " .,..
MfTR0POLI- EXPRESS co, between New-fork ana
NeW.llaveu. Care and dispatch guaranteed "a
Freight Tor points l. a " D. receive ~ i't 49,
For New lf aveu aud points East az Plel -. ,., -
NORTH HHDIti. STATEN lrlANlL-f .rFtl Ml.'r iil
Ten Cents VIA steamers Pier !. r. r. foot hie4A's'
GENITAL -HIPIAHu. C0mmunpaW y I-hIJ Ilv's'
Machine boiler shop eyey 1hlng Apei Aihs I" TIC
.r-. I'M mi N - .-l.
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
RErUENLSG Lave coNEY ISLAND
TWO TRIPS DAILY.

I ONI 0NANI II. INO IIIPo DAILI.
h The LrW. fas- and cl.ganr ,e4-8.u. steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND"
makes oXcurOls daily 20 the Isr41el
masking tons lor Ocean and A-lIgv PJra
BOAT LEAVES Foot West ist-,t. y. r. 9.5Da 10 AMI
Piers. Y. t. r a. m. and $50 p. N. FARE e.tler
way with pier ticket 81 cents Excursion ucEet- good only
day sued, ou cents.
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STEAMERS LEAVE PIER r, y. z,
FOOT RECTOR T..
Ior Ir' yIIau1-. ~eabr-ht Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 3 70 1tj. ID a. m $780, ei5, D. ".41 p m sun
q. logo a
To- Atauuc Highlands 7:i5 o. II m- 1890 S4J. .. 5i5
For ocean Grove sea Grit &C. 7.l5 9. II In, 345. s.
5:45p.m sd,
$40 p. , 80 ..
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w aoor far gentleman AMI wife and between Lex
M t,n AMI Ffthaye or near Mad square Address.
u...,.ns tcrns 1. IL L. 11iDuna u<a0A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-24
COftOn.

Sales of cotton in this market Sat-
were 200 bales, all toexporters, closing
steady, as follows: Ordinary, 1Oic; good
do, lie; low middling, 112c; middling,
l2c; good middling, 1880; middling
fair, l2sc. OFF colors &c lower.
Receipts OF cotton at all
United States ports on Saturday
summed up 4794 bales, against 6O7O
bales for the same day last year. Re-
Oeipts at all ports for the week ending
Friday, were 29,079 bales. and 80, l65
less than for the same week last year.
Total receipts at all ports since Sept.
lst sum up 1856 92 bales, and are
92O,595 bales, less than last year at
the same date, also 26S,4O3 less than
the same time in 1880. Total exports
this year 2,927 ,7O3, against 3,776,23l
last year, and 3,O9O,743 the year be-
fore. Total stock 672,4l4 bales,
against 63l ,274 last year, and 654,3l4
the year before. Visible supply of the
world April 10Th, 2,496,679 a
decrease of 73,469 from last year
and an increase OF 472,826 bales over
the year before at the same date.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-24
General Trade.

The most important feature of the
market is the advance of from 80 to 400
per Dbl on -four during the past two
weeks, while wheat in the West has
gone up 1OC per bu during the same
time. Within the past week corn las
dropped to BE per bushel, ana is
weak with very brisk demand here
The receipts in this market during the
past two weeks include over 10000
SKIS by steamer and three bprges with
100000 bushels. This is exclusive of
1000 SKIS arrived by boat to-day, and
two or more barges now under way
from st, Louis and above. An i'm.
mense quantity of feed and breadstuffs
is in course of distribution from this
point, and the demand for meats is
equally heavy. Thelatter exhibits no
advance at present over last week
prices, while lard is 20 to 25c per cwt
cheaper. Butter has also fallen about
90 per ID, and coffee is 10 lower on
some classes, Whisky is unchanged.
The value of sugar is / to 9c higher
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-24
WIVES As PARTNERS.
y Shall They Read Their Hus.
bands' Letters7

Emma james, in a Washington let
ter to the Albany Journal, says: |
am tempted to say something here
about wives as unreserved partners in
their husbands correspondence. and
vice versa, because | often hear il
discussed here. 1t was brought home
to me of late by chance from two OF
the happiest wives and best bred
women | have ever met. Each said
to me on separate occasion, my
husband and | never open each others
letters. We would not think it
courteous" One added: "When
women insist on this as a right, you
may be sure it is not love that prompts
1t; it is suspicion. | have tried to be
equitable toward my husband in all
my married life; to treat him with
the grave consideration due to any
gentleman, especially to a man of high
public trusts. [ do not want to kn ow
the secrets Of the men who confde in
his discretion. There are a thousand
ways Of nagging a husband, this
among the most fruitful Of all. | have
studied to avoid them" This was
given with modest dignity in answer
to my asking her the secret of her
fresh and youthful looks, though the
mother of grown up daughters, and
the companion secret Of her hus-
bands love-like and proverbial deyo.
ton to her.