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Daily globe., 1882-07-16
Fatal Quarrel on the Bismarck Bridge

BISMARCK, D. T., July 15.-Two men
quarreled on the bridge trestles on the Man
dan side lastevening. Their names are VIM.
Watson and Peter Stuart, both formerly of
Michigan. They clinched in their rage and
fell to the ground, sixty-five feet, and were
both killed. The cause of the quarrel was a
dispute as to which was responsible for the
falling of piece of timber.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16

In the case of State VS.. d. j. Kinney, being
an application for writ of habeas corpus for
the discharge of Kinney, arrested upon tele-
gram from Miles City, for obtaining money
under false pretenses, the court having here
tofore discharged prisoner arrested and held
npon telegram, considered it would adhere
to its former decisions, and accordingly freed
Mr.. Kinney from arrest and custody.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16
THE WAR IN EGYPT
ALEXANDRIA LIKE Il CITY OF TIE
DEAD.

The Inhabitsnrs Threatened With Famine
and Epidsmic-Chapters of the Reign Of
Terror During the Bomb srdment-Amsr- sr
icsps and Germ ans ID Ding Police Duty-
Unanimous Praise of the Precision With
which rhe British Guos Were Handled
G~nrral Foreign.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16

A house of 20 rooms and gounds 16Sx200
will be sold at the auction of the Sisters of the
Good Shepherd, on Wilkin street, July 25th,
at 10 O'Clock q, m.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16
Confirmation Of Assessment for
Grading Concord Street.

OPFIcE OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
CRY OF ST. PAUL, Minn., July 12, 1882. }
The assessment OF benefits, costs and expen-
ses, arising from the grading of Concord street
from Isabel street to Madrid street, in the
Sixth (6th) ward of the City Of st. PAUL.
Minn., having been completed and entered ofre-
record by the Board of Public Works in and
for said city, said Board will meet at tksir
office in said city, at 2p. M, on the 2Sth day OF
July, A. d, 1882, to hear objections (if any) to
said assessment, at which time and place, un.
less sufficient cause is shown to the contrary,
said assessment win be confirmed by said
Board.
The following is q list of the supposed
owners names, description of the property
benefited, and the amounts assessed against
the same, to-wit:
West st. Paul Proper.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16
To BANKS And BANKERS
CRY CLERKS OFFICE,

CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 12, 1882.
Proposals will be received st this office I'M
til Tuesday, the first Gsy of August, A. d.
1882, at 3 O'Clock p. m, from such banks and
bankers Of this city qs desire TO become the
depository Of the funds OF the city. Pro-
posals must state what rate OF interest will be
allowed on daily balances 10 the credit of the
city.
By order Of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
1927 City Clerk.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16
ARABI PAsEA.

LONDON, July 15.-An Alexandria dispatch
Gatling and Nordsnfeld guns, are now ashore.
They have taken fourteen days provisions
with them. Four hundred men under Lord
Charles Beresford act as police. Arab Pasha
believed to be eneamped within twenty miles
Daily globe., 1882-07-16

WIN ArDucktI, OOIn-
mencing at intersection
of 5 line Of lot 8, block
70, West st. Paul Prop
er, with the W line Of
Concord street, thence
W 20 It, thence n so IT,
thence e to Concord st,
thence along Concord
st to place OF beginning
e + Drake. :.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16

Vincent -, WalSn 10 JOnn WATSON, lOIS 10
Is, block Is, Arlington Hill's addition, 50 900.
The Cottage Park association to c. M Ditt-
man, lot 4, block 8, Cottage Park addition to
White Bear, $675.
The Cottage Park association to William e.
Dudley, lot 90, block 2, Cottage park addition
to White Bear, $525.
The Cottage Park association to James Mid
dleton, lot 3, BLOCK 8, Cottage Park addition
to White Bear, $675.
John G. Young to Ole Anderson, southeast
of lot 9, block 10, Ashton & Sherburne's
addition, $780,
VIM. P. Payte to Sophia Weber, lot 4, block
18, Ashton q Sherhurne's addition, $500.
The Manitou Island Land & Improvement
Co. to r. M. Newport, lots 63 and g., Mani
tou Island, White Bear Lake, $l,2S0.
The Manitou Island Land & Improvement
Co. to E. w. Peet, lot 70, Manitou Island,
White Bear Lake, $3.50. c
Nancy b. Blum to Winfsld s. Edgerly, lots
8, 4 and S, block 20, Olyier's addition to West
st. Paul, $50.
Sophia Brown to Carrie r. Cox, lot II,
block 9, Woodland Park addition, 81 ,050.
Edward Hemenway to Henry Dougan, lots
and 2, block 5, Edwin Deans subdivision of
Smith & Lofts out lots, $3.50.
Vincent D. Walsh to Nicolaus Fink, lot Is,
block 81, Arlington hills addition. $500.
Frederick Blase to Frederick Erkens, lot 5,
block "a, Kittson's addition, S12, 900.
j. ). McCardy to Thomas McArd!e, ten
acres in section 10, town 29, range %, 81 600.
B. Michel to Jacob Goldstein, lot 10, block
1, Brewsters addition, $500.
George I. Browning to Granville W. Brown
ing, LOT %, block 5, and lot 90, block S,
Wann's addition to St. Paul, $500.
John Wann to George T. Browning, lot %,
block 3, and lot 20, block 5. Wann's addition
to St. Paul, $60O
Herman Greve to Samuel E. Kellerman, lots
16 and II, block 2, Palace addition, 81 900.
AIoIe
Mackubin & Marshall's addition, 1926
Charles B. Keen, to William Dawson, S. u
Daily globe., 1882-07-16

All objections to SAID assessment must be
made in writing, and filed with the Clerk of
said Board at least one day prior to said
meeting JOHN HARRINGTON,
President.
Official: RI. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 1851
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
1rstruriioit.
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thorough work ee CANT Dutins q Al ~
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New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Gitnailons n1Gnlco--femalcs

1 EKSTROM, PrOprietress of the Swedish,
N. and French Bureau, has on hand number 1
reliable we'll recommended ali branches OF household
service also male servants buffers, foOtmen, &c. Every
effort made o please. No. 4OS 4th-aYc.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
LITERARY NOTES.

Shakespsarc's birthday is to be celebrated az
Strstforl ths spring hy the performance a me-
moral plays.
Professor Child. Of Harvard, is editing hand
SINE collection of English aud Scofch ha'IedF. IT
viii be issued in ,igAt paris of 25o PAGES each
Professor See Ic- is writing Life of the First
Napoleor. foauced joar'a's, State TapcrS ana
archives which have not hitherto been accessible.
Musur..s Pachs the Turkish Ambassador in Lon
don. has finished his translation cf Dante iho
Greek. and has shown his appreciation OF MI. Glad
stones scholarship by presenting oae Of the earliest
copies TO tie Prime Minis,eI.
One # the mos. Successful of The nilor English
noselis;s is Mis- Alfred W. Hunt. the author Of
'The Ieadcn Casket" Hers is "a clever family MI
Hunt Is one Of the hosi landscape artists IN London;
and their daughter Violet, is h!o@ommZ INTO a
poet.
Robert Buchanan has been practically preparing
himself 10 write a novel on one OF the fonns OF So
cal Injustice IN England. He has married this win
fer in Switzerland his dead wifcs sister. This mar
rage of course Ike that of Holman Hunt, Il not
legal in England.
The buver of books in New-Yorl finds with every
wear that ms favorte hanntS are getting to he FUR
tber ND town +. 7. Dntton N Co. are the last pub
fishers TO enter the current. They viii end this
spripc their thirteen years occupation of the build
mo nt Broadway aud Washington place, and viii
thereafter be found at No. 80 West TwCnty-thifd-st
The cheapncss and righteousness of marble in
Italy may perhaps account for the proposed erection
of statue 10 Sallust in AmiierTum, the little town
IL which that vigorous historian and exceedingly
nauehtv man was born. Not that as man OF
letters Sallust docs not deserve statue; but arc
the later ages so poor in heroes that Italy must 20
back almost twenty centuries for a model !
The compiling of sonncts has seemingly
become fashion in England. Mr.. Mains
and Miss Games volumes are 40 SCORER
ont than Mr.. Purnell, rowing litter
oteur begins another collection. If one were tc
aim at quantity rather than quality there wonld DC
no difficulty in publishing such a hook every week
in the wear The dul.est of British rhymcrs never
bcsitatc- at thc sonnet Mr.. Barlow, who is sort OF
swinburnc-aud-ditchwat boasts that ne las
written seventeen sonnes IL a day.
Under the title OF " Memoranda Concerning Gov
erunent Bonds" fisk & Hatch have issued a vol
nmD OF nearly 300 pages, full OF valuable inlorma-
ton to investors The first circular OF the firm was
issued nearly twenty years ago. The present
volume which is in marked contrast with that Is
sne contains information concerning Government
bonds. state debts, the New-lork market and the
material progress OF the United States. There Is
also a valuable chapter gold ard silver, which
piyes the product ion, stock and relative value OF
these metals
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Gclp nanieo.

GENTS WANTED-TO sell our elegant
~ ,dctnre of the GA ARFIELD FAMILY samples fee 10
agents that work further particulars andress H.
RUFFORDs SONS, Art Publishers, 2J3 and go Broidway
Established 1880.
l%TANTED.-In the business department OF
w weekly newspaper. q college graduate under 80,
unmarried good salary moderate position perna
nent Address POST OFFICE BOX 2,7o7, City.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, Feb. 26.-P. ".

Z.
There was no general Improvement III ecohui' .oi
of affairs at the Mining Stock Exchanges dnllhE
last week. In n few stocks there was largo ouS''
ness done at huctua,ng figures, ana IN some III
stances prices show gains on the last figures o "'o
preceding week But generally tn business doi.e
was small and apathy was the chief charac,ef'st'c
of operators The anticipated " boom I'D tlc
Comsiock's North End mines Is pc. tpohed' anu hoi
era of shares are discouraged From virginia Cly
the news is that "The ore reported to nave peeh
discovered last Saturday almost on the exact oate
that knowing ones predicted the workings "ouiu
reach it in the Union Consolidated ana MeNlV"h
mines has not been prospectcd in the least since @t
timov Among the active stocks, Robinson consoh-
dated shows a gain for the week OF 20 cents ana
South Pacific one cf 10 cents, bat State Line ana
2 after some violent fluctuations, closed n week
cent lower than the preceding week, ana b'auco -
D. cents lower. and Horn Silver Is 2.3Ii2 lover
Ycstt rdav a large business was done VI T."
sna,iol storks but prices very Irregular hon-
inson Consolidated rose from 3 1Od3 to 3jO Sou
Pacific declined from 3H3.2O ia 2.5uG TO bcaucr
was steady at ! 2O8 $50 n 121, and state Lihe =
and 3 sold ut 74d 70n73 CENTS. 'all!orhia VIE
more than usually active ~ 25d 80 cents; c"ns"I-
dated Virginia sold at GNa6iU % cents, ahd NutIo
Tunnel al G7aG9dGS cents. There were sonle
sniicant tran,ac ions IN Green Mountain at Z.io
0uyer 60 days Mar pOS3 common brought Il ceiIt7'
aud preferred stock iI0j0 cents. Inc ihaihc.'
closed steady TO strong.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Deficit. .

Except on Thursday and Friday money on call at
the Stock Exchange ruled easy at IA per cent.
On the two days named the rates advanced to
ls4l-IG per cent plus interest, but late on Friday
the rate fell to per cent and yesterday the bulk of
the business was down ut per cent-a fact that
disposes Of the suggestion that the bank state
ment was riggedO for speculative purposes OF
course there is closer scrutiny than usual Of
c0laterals when offered for time loans, which conf
mand full legal rates and the best class of securi
ties. First-class commercial paper passes at per
cent Tho domestic exchanges at the West have
ruled against New-York all the week, while ut the
South the rates. although nominally favorable, do
not move funds hthcr. New-York exchange at
the places named is quoted as follows:
Savannah. lslI y premiums Charleston 3-l6Dli
premium; New-OrleanS, 81 250S2 premium; st.
Louis and Chicago each, 70 cents discount; Boston,
par and 12ll premium. The foreign exchanges were
firm all the week through and the rates for long
bills were advanced because Of the easier condition
of the European money markets. while sight bills
remained above the specie shipping point. There IS
marked disposition to under-quote the foreign ex-
changes and TO persist in the assertion
that the actual rates do not warrant the shipments
of gold. Nevertheless gold continues to DC ex-
nortod despite the alleged unprodtabeness of the
transaetion; and it is likely to continue 10 co. uD
mi after there il q radical change brought about In
the differences between our imports and exports OF
merchandise, or Europe again becomes largo
huver of American securities lt is not safe TO pre-
diet that either of these changes will take place in
the Immediate future.
Concerning the much talked about increase in our
exports that was to follow the collapse IN the cot
ton aud gram speculations statistics do not yet
confirm the prediction, and during last week there
were sharp rccoveries in the prices of bothc ommod
tiles. As to the requirements for wheat abroad
The following table furnished by the London cor
respondent of The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
showing the imports of wheat and -four into Great
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
ne loHo"blg dIo Ihe Coi'PdidtlN' "'"i' VI 'ii
ltements of February Is and February %:

The banks now hold in cash--specic and lcga-ten-
ders-SlO7, 700 less than the sum held a year ago.
The loans now are s.. .450,j00 greater than then,
and the deposits are $12f3,O0O less; so that the
reserve required by the % per cent rule now is
1910, 80 less than it was year ago. Hence the
deficit of reserve now Is $41S,450 greater than it
was then, aud the proportion of total reserve now
is 2449 against 81 per cent at the same date OF
1881. The week of last year, however, was a MEM
orabo week with the banks. Loans declined
81 %, ,OOO specie declined B7,775.40O, legal ten
ders declined $l6O,S0O, deposits declined
$I1,17O, 500, and circulation declined S2077, 900.
But those violent changes had a special cause.-the
alarm of tho banks ut The provision in the pending
funding bill relative to the future retirement of
circulation.
The following are the totals of the statements at
the corresponding date for preceding years:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Hllnlna.
VNYO CONSOLIDATED MINING AM
ftllnlna.

Il MILLING COMPANY.
Mines and Mil, InyO County, Cal
CAPITAL. lu.ODJ. PAR VALUE,
OFFICE 40. 5S BROADWAY, y. Y
TnK RomsooS CONSOLIDATED MNNG COZ
IL Mall-st
NEw-YORK. Feb. 7, IS52 }
'EIlE annual meeting Oi the stockholders of
L The Robinson COns0 latoi Mining Company for tia
election O viii De- held st the Olcc Of o COMPANY
No Is WalsL, Thurdly, March ., lsa1, at - O'clock
Transfer books will close at Fnday, February ~
IL H. WILSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
New fluctuations.

GONE USEFUL PUBLICATIONS..
-
SUNDAY DINNERS. EXTRA NO 81 Incc 20 cents.
KNITTING q CROCHET
EXTRA no. So Pr1ce lOc. EXTRA NO 10 Price 2oc
EXTRA NO 90 Price 20c. EXTRA 40. 76 Price Zoe
These four Extras WHICH contain fun selection oi Knit
tng and Crochet patterns well plain and practical dcc
lions in the OF stocking Knitting. Will be sent 10 any
address IN the United states for 90 cents
HE TRIBUNE.
New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
tfliniug.
,LARK ~ DOrifWELL,

No > Nassaust corner Of Wall, New-YOrk,
pucvoTEns anl MANAGERS or MINING ENTER
PHlSLN.
HITE GOLD QUARTZ coNPAXY ,,.u..,, c.u,oro,,-
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ CoNPANE -. ,.,,,,,-u,,
sArEMo GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY. -. ..o,,,
srARR.GnovE SILVER MINING COMPANY: >.,.,,.
Lewis nevada
sroRMoNr SILVER MINING COMPANY d., ,,,o,,
EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY. ,,.,. ,,.,,,,,,
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY ,,..,.o
IOHN A. MCPHERSON & CO..
~ BANKERS and Mining stock Brokers' % BIOadWay Oor'
rrIIE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway n; J.
4 Zoe Ter copy Sample copies sent free 81 yearly
RANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
rp,q toch bought sold at lowest rates Of commission
Advances ii''D' anu VI A. r. CHIsoLM eco.
,TIIIE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
IsAN IRON AND COPPER COMPANY.
orsanizcd under special charter from the state ci Nofth
Carolina, and has a capital stock of
100000 SHARES
Of par value OF $2j each. ,.---,.. ,
This company valuable copper mines ana dePoSts OF
magnetic iron ore n comfy Nortn Caroline: The Cop
prr mine equipped H1th improved machinery Ihe
average being extracted rams 20 per cent copper a
$40 in d per The maf, value ~ in sheds ana
m be dunn is over 600 The deposits OF magnetic iron
ore practically ncXhautbc t" veins vary from four 70
sixteen cci wide the surface and their elevation above le
magnetic free from sulphur, Phosphorus AMI
titanic acid ami viii average sixty per cent metallic IRON
tTucun ~ smelling fuu1t5 al tt copper hlhc Will
cuabic iho company 10 pay diyideui'
Fu can he obtained Office the
company. No % BruadSay %ew-N0rA CITY.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
nliscciluncous.

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TILE
UPTOWN OFFICES. 40. lbs Broadway corner Thirty
Nrsi-st. Twenty-tLrl-st.. Eighthayc,
No ~ East Fomteenh-s, corner Uuionsqare 40 Third
ave corner Forty.seyen'h- AT the IAlsLEM OFFICES
Nos. lOJI and 1900 Thrlaye, corner Dnehundredand
twenty ynitl-st up 10 D. al, at res uAr Olcu rtt5t
ENGRAVINGS AND ETCIHNGS.
OLD AND MODERN. FINE FRAMING.
FREDERICK KEPPEL, - EAST l6fH-ST,
Union square.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Britain from September 1 to January 81 for thre.
years, gives valuable information:
. 4,l50,G22 6.60L.56
WHEAT.

Compared with the preceding yearthe racpipts for
the last five months from the United States which
includes the Pacific States) are 2,24O.OOO cvt.
smaller Russia adds 2, 100000 to the 622 ,93l cwt.
for the prec ding year. British India contri-
buted 3,OOo0OD cwt more and Germany ,O70, 600
cwt. more, British North America fell off 10000
cwt. and Australia and other countries fell OF
100000 cwt. The grand total of the inporte OF
wheat Is %, SOS ,399, against $500 O24 for the
preceding year; 2s566.5l2 for ls70-Iss0 and
2O,SsG,3sO for 1s7s-1s79. But during the sane
time there was marketed of home grown produce
Is, 10000 cwt. this year, 1j.956,40O cwt. the
preceding year 12,sf3,2OO cwt for 1s70-lse0.
aud 22,G8G,GO0 cwt for lS7s-iS79. The
exports Of wheat and -four for tho
same time were 4960S5 cwt. for tbs year,
GS7,4G3 cwt., 546. 173 cwt and 93s957 cwt., re-
spectiyely, for the preceding years; so that the
actual amount Of wheat and flour put on the British
markets during the five months for the five years
was as follows: 1sSt-lss2 49,750,747 cwt; 1850
1881, 4s,3j35l6 cwt.; l870-1sSO. 4s.GG4.538
cwt; 1s7s-ls70 47,9lG, l22 cwt., the quantity for
tins year being more than 100000 cwt. greater
than for any of the preceding years and 2.0O0.OOO
cwt. moro than for ls7s-ls79. Hence it
seems that the speculative mischief, 50 far
as relates the exports of wheat, already has been
nearly as great it be. until some calculations
can be made about the next crops both at homo aud
abroad The movement eastward fren Chicago for
tho week ended yesterday of -four s2.72O bbls.
against 1O6.3J7 for the preceding week and 0f
grain 1.0i5, ,574 bushels against l,396753 bushels
"A decline OF about One-fonIth.
The exports of cotton from all the ports last week
wa, larger than for the preceding week but small
compared with The same week Of 1881: they were
7929G bales against 81, ,5ll bales for the week OK
1881. From January ! to February 24 the exports
have been 224l.374 bales this year against
2.s95, 500 bales last year. 1t is now well
known that there is an overproductiOn Of cotton
goods, so much so that the English operators aro
taking steps TO unite in curtaliment
OF production 70 the requirements OF the trade. Tho
visible supply of cotton at latest dates COMPARES az
follows with that of the same date for preceding
wears:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Ointcr Resorts.

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Nos lUOl and 300 rhirIivc, corner oneIlnlroI'ah1
twentynith. st. up 10 p. III, at regular lice rates
old POINT COMFORT, YlRGINlA;
~ UYGEIA HOTEL. situated 100 yards trOm tofi
Nonroe open a the year Equal 10 motel ~ the mcd
states as winter home seshoId resort me 0:iu p ~
Railroad, connects Iallliloit WIN
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riSing M A. m send pamphl. describing hyglemc al
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Electric bells, ga hot aud cold sea water bii. on olSH
en Suite- o. rooms ground floor with water baths
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