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New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
pRovlsIoNs-p is a little more doing 70

i c %CIo NOR %a GSps 70 %
@ o no Sa, vary to any extent ruling very firm
S s ssT 2SS es c old 81 MSss ST % 800 a s Now Sc
delivery = od Mess Ior export quoted az s7Ssl1 80
ISS:is ,s2y q 51%sS s%S
Mess S STE 90 4 Racket Fac sl4 5o Western Family Mess
held ver nr : quoted $2SGssi Old SO 5Oas16 New;
demand PicSied shoulders si2c Pcklcd Hams I2odlsc
Smoked shoulders, 9+o Smokes Hans - 9lic...,-
T@ ana demand very leh, Long Csar na Shc5 %
.... DRESSED HOGS very steadily held. with fairly nc
tive de@apa CITY eayy 70 se c, 70 L61 3o s
On y Seg SCI e in o h @sc1s S9, sn
steam spot ii 56c: April quoted closing Lie 2250
tcs May i52 9c closing iJ2 pa ii.s5c 1000 ics June
y 9oG G2 2c closing ll:G2 ac 25oo tcs July 10
allsoG closing 80 76Otc sepemler ls7 'ac closing
November closing l.52iac; 100 seller 422o
closing II ~ c CITY steam steady and qqeG sales 6 les o
tcs Continent private terms quoted 1l55c. .BUTrER-
@ wants & oy nG@s p5 p ac 1E H @ aSd Ssa 10 wr
NV & STATE M a Frkn Tubs Fair TO Choice 2SSse n1saS
cry FsiI Fancy g5GSlc; Imitation creamery. 29e2
ic q EhSls has fGtS t %i S' TO any eHcS
cSansS S ss FcSy G@ s a%e SSSk to a Gs[
s%t st FactoT Poor 10 Sh6ee lsG Western Fl Fiat s par
Poor 70 Choice 266 &c GGS-There is little bet
an7 cTtc Long Island nearby, 1s,gs state re
al re esern and soUhcrn. Saii to Good ijaI5sO
RCE-- Aot!ve 81, ady. Unchanged
SEEDS Quiet, nOminaiiy unchanged 80 .,,
sUGAR-Uaw very quiet and prices without guo'ar2nee zoe
change 10 hhds. Centrifugal at S"s0S'sci ioo
hhds English Island at 7c; 200 hhds frenGh Island al az
Tao. Cuba Mussovado: Inferior 10 common tfa ac 90
Fair qC. 7ac do Prime 7eac Centrifugal hhds
MOlasses hhis. boxes
bags Ga Melalo 4atc. Cl yed boxes D. $ Nos 10
&C.: d. to liz, "a Porto Rico Refining:
Inferior Fair 62a7 2c do do, Good TO Prime 7osa
7sic. nrazl. d : Nos 10 r. 7l4a7 Rc Java sNos
to - aS Manila and Ico superior and Extra Ia sg:
perior 6F97c Refined qet and lower Crushed i I0,sci
Powdered Oaec GTanuateO, lOc: Cut Loaf, loc Cupos
lo2c standard a." 9i2agac, Mong A" 9sle; C9Lrc, %
toner's a. -l609ac of "A" 9ls09ac; White Extra
90. s7sa9c Yellow do, sSdSso: Yellow &C. o4G
$40. yellow, 77saSsc. c.-.
STEARI RINE-Quiet. but very strongly held Prime Cly
quoted I2c sales 10000 II 0eomargarino Stearine May
delivery, c.. spot quoted lOdsc. -.
TALLOWSteady and quiet Prime City qnOtei oc saoS'
1000 h. 77sdSc -,
TEA-At the auction to-day prices were steady a. rue
OOlOng fell OF sales 5539 Pkgs hou'
10 Twankay. lOl2c; 40 pkgs Hyson 23t2
d5lc III pkgs Young yson II allci 2o pkgs I'm erla
23d35c 42 pkgs Gunpowder p 0jj 2c ~ pkgs Ping Sey
Young Hyson, ac; 474 rkgs Gunpowder l2RGA i2c:
S pkgs japan Fired lOd32 l2c.; 79 pkgs BASKET
Fired Lei TAO pkgs COngou, al6Ac l2lt psgs
Ooong FOOchOw 2020532c lO31 pkgs fornosa l9@ooc'i
l,l4l pkgs AmOy, l3dl9c. . oo.. --.. ..
WHALEBONE-Sales at New Bedford, 900 ID Arctic tor
| cxpOr
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far q 900 head time last woek. $4,000 head; con
sgnedthrough 12S market steady with fair demand
sales Good 10 Choice YokeTs 81 lOds7 40 Good Medium
Weights, 81 400S7 80; Pigs So 40ds6 10.
CHICAGO ADrn l9.-HOgs-keceipta. 2b,OOp head ship
mentS 900 head market strong geuenlv scve and 5Gl 10
cents higher Common to Good Mixed E6 70n$ 20 Heavy
Packing and shipping 81 2jde7 62a Light &C 7OdS7 20
all sold
CArrLE-Receipts. 5000 head: snpments l.bo0 head.
general demand weak market sluggish and lOc lOwor
cnnorls 81 lee$7 90 Good to Choice shipping go 6oata
and firm Poor 10 Fair 80 75d 81 2j Good Choice 81 500
- 90 Grass Texans 81 5OQs5 GO; Stockers and Feeders
SO 5Oa$j G5.
SEEr-Receipts 1900 head shipments 500 head market
steady with demand; Inferior 10 FAIR,
Medium to Good s6 2OdS6 90. Choice to Extra SO 75GS
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE-Sealed proposals will be received
by the School OF the oath Ward
tho Board Education. Grand and Em-sts.
May p 1882 for erecting wing and stairways
school No 81, West Farms For full information
CITY Record" for sale at No. City Hall
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals will be received at the
Office OF the Department Of Public Charities and Corec
ton, 3d-aye. until April 2S 1892, for
Goods Hardware fun information City Record
for sale at No. City Hall.
NOTICE.-Leases of certain Corporation
~ Bulkheads will be offered public sale by
order OF the Department OF Docks at the Exchange sales
room, No III Broadway, TUESDAY. APRIL 25, 1882,
AT II O'CLOCK. II
full information the City ," copies
at No. 2 city Hall
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SUPREME COURT.-City and County Of

SUPREME C0URT.-Clty and County Of
Of 81 cdvT and otbeT. btcnSsn ra asI HAN
In OF judgment OF partition and male and
Hn s - ~ the nmdersIed the refrrac na me-, in s,ii
Judgment, will Il at pa lie auction at the Exchange sales
the eighth lay OF May 1852 ~ O'Clock noon BY T. l.
Lawrence son. auc oneeTs the premises IA said Judgno II
FirstyA that certain dwelling house and lot piece
parcel situate lying and being the easiery side Of
Eighth city of New and now known aud ~.
,insushed as nuoT , HiymA t., ,Do5 i0nPSSn r n ts %
rear by ground formerly OF Robert Livingston by
81 r @ f"uT N street In breadth IN
frot and rear rhfcom feet nine each
side hundred leet. lie the same more or less ., .
secondlyA those Two certain los pieces or parcels
land win buildings thereon erected situate lying u
being the northeriy side Of Thirty rst street between t
and second avenues IN the cay VI ana bOub
containing follows VIZ; BeginS al p0ni on The
n0rthory Oi Thirty hrs street. distant westerly this
nue. running westerly along the northery line OF r
the First avenue nnetyegh feet nine inches 10 iOln
equdstant between Thirty rs aud thirty Srcond etrccs
feet and thenCr s0uthegly line parallel wti tha Fr
ninety eight feet nine Inches 70 the point VI pee~
fhdy-An that certain lot piece parce - ground IA
the buildings thereon situate ying nni b.ig IA lhs LII Ais
known number eighteen hundred ana thiit Que ~
certain map 9 81 tn S & M Srmef Arndle street north i,
hy lot number eighteen hundred ana M. ~ "s"y ~ ~
rear by ot eighteen hundred and Ten and sonthsr
by i number eighteen hundred AND thutytwo containing
in breadth front and rear each twenty nyo ierS an ~
length side hundred ieet bl8 'he same prem
lses IA, rctoforo conveyed unto III CoGAh by Aaron IL
amer David Demaray ana stephen 8oHs % SJms'nSrs
ST and recorded the office OF the Register Of tho Ct
M and by the said Conkln conveyed Charles C,e,
e granor said Jacob Covert decreased by deed recorc
~ ~ .ss ssusth stip day q March A D. 1881
Dated New-iork. April Ia l,., l, ~ s,v,s ,.,.,..
CHARLES II BURTIs, Esq, Pisintlrs attorney.
aavsatThSMAy6
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL April l9-l2:5D p. m--COitOn steady: Mid
ding Upands. Gllted Middng Orleans. 67- sales OOl
bales including 300 bales Or sDeculat export:
ceipt 1890 bales, including s,S1U bales American Fu
prii Nav delivery G'isd MAY dov-
cry Ged do June ana gly delivery G4eeit do July and
August delivery 6'-d dO August ANA september delivery
OseA do september and October delivery, Gid.
steady.
LIVERPOOL April l9-jOO D. m -Futuros-Uplands Low
Mddng clause July and August delivery. bo4d do August
hu MY uGHto5, U8'u; , 1oseu Hean'
Mdding. Ii al sc' Good Ordinary lone; recepts ~
BALTMoEg. April l9.-Cottou quiet Addhng. l24G
Low Mdding 81 Coca ordinary lose; gross receipts
BOSTON April l9-Cott'n quiet; Middung. lZkc; Low
Mtdng l2c Good Ordinary u Sc net receipts Gll bales;
CHARLESTON ApTl lH.-Cotton steady Middling II 10
Low Nidhins se.; 1oou Ol ~, &c nel Iro1p.
CISciSSAII April I9-Cotron quiet: Middng llac. Low
shDments LOIS bales 90 bales stock 1920 bales
GALVESTON. Aprii 19-COttOn quicE Middnng II &c;
Low Mddng ii AC.; GOod Ordinary. lO7-c. receipts.
800 bales eAprts to the Continent SO Gales coaswlse.
April l9-Coiton steady. aIldGnng. l2c.: Low
Mddlmg. ac Good ordinary M lie; net receipts ~ oaes
shipments l1i4 baos sales 200 bales stock iS "a bales
MOBILE AplI l9.-Coton quiet; Niddhng. ii So. Low
Middng. &C. Good Ordinary. lie; me- receipts lO1
bnes oXpor,s coawse. % bales saes 100 bales Stock
u G,J baics.
NEw.OGLEANs. April le.-Couon steady: Middlng 100;
Low didd1ng IL ~ Good Ordinary Sc; net receipts
90 bales gross LOO bales export to Great Britain :" loi
NoRfOLk Aprl IA--Cotton steady Mmhlns II &c ne.
COL ptcs; exports coast"ise 90 baes saie $40
fnllADRLrillA April lA-Cotton firm Mddnng. l2a-c;
Low Addng. &C.; GOOD ordinary 10 s. ne receips
SAvANSRT ApnI lg~Cotron quiet Miidlng II Sc. Low
bales oApots coast WISE 2zol bales sales 400 bales last
ST LOuls Ap1i l9Cotton ady Mddhng. 7sc.. Low
Middhng &C.. GoOd ordinary. lg4c net receipts, 2O3
bales Shipments J9J bales safes. Sl Daies STOCK ob0-1
bales.
WILMINGTON April 19-Cot;on qrot : Middlng ll9ac.;
Low Middng, i1oisc; Coca Ordinary lOsc net receipts,
H.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
Eeanl Notices.

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW-YORK.-IRA BURSLEY plaintiff. against
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM JOHNSTON and Oh \ DOE,
designated their real names unkno
doing the 1rm name of Johnston and Cein
pauy at Annoy China defendants.
10 the above named def, ndants:
hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN tha
action to CODY Of the plaintiff
attorney within twenty days after the service Of this
mons the OF service and III Of your fail
appear judgment will Dc taken against
By default for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dat ed New-IOrk CITY, April H. 1852.
GEOKGE II. FORSTER Plaintiffs attorney.
Office address, 20 JS alst New CITY
To the named defendants and each OF them:
The foregoing summons Il served upon you by publication
order OF the Hon George g. Barre Of
the justices of the supreme Court Of e state Of NeWfor
dated the Iltn day OF April, 1882. and hed with the
the Oce Of The Clerk Of the city aud County VI
New. York, at the CITY of Ncw-York.
GEoRGE H. FORSTER, plaintiffs attorney.
A1r2n aYt "a n
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EUROPEAN Markets.

TIyERPOOI April l9-2 .. m.-POrk-Prime Mess Eastern
steady ~ Western STEADY at ST. Bacon-CumDe
I,ut drner at I'm hrmer AT 90 Long Clear
drper ~ u Short Clcar rmer AZ %. Hams Long cut
firm at 51 Shoulders rmer nj 3jGd Beef-nda Mess hTm
m III ExtIaMc 6d. Prime duh al a. Lard
Prime Western STEADY 5GGd. TaOH-Pnme CITY dul
s luud 1Inpenuno-Sprts tGmer al iJ Rosn-flne duh
at Gd Common. steady al 6ih Cheese-Amonca1 Coce
dull al 66 on. here FOur-Extrl state steady
at l3gd Wheat-NOl White steady NJ 1864 No. Spung
steady at To- ID Winter New Western. steady AT 10 al
Corn Mixed nrmer AT Id ~ i2d for O.d.
LIVERPOOL Apnl l9-3 D. m-Bread SUNS STEADY. sionr
lO0I2Gd per GENITAL for Western Wheat 9IOld 1854 per
ccnta or average California hto lOdd al for Caio
ma CLUB 9IOdaf03d. for Red Winter, 9alO2d Tor RED
Western Spring Corn 81 3t per Genital for New Mixed
Western and 7ild for old do. 90,
IIVERroO April 9-3 D. mPTOvisiOns- b36d per
best grades American. Lard. 5Obd per cwt
for American PrOduce-Tallow. 40 per cwt Refined
Petroleum.
ANTWERl. l9-PetrOlcum Il francs 34i2 CehllIts
pale American. WIcoXs lAaIu cIOsod AT 100
francs u kilOs.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
" UNfTFD STATES MAIL STEAMERS

A :
" UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier 80. v r.. foot u kin0-st
ALASKA Tuesday, April 2l 1880 a. m.
NlE ADA t. u'l. ~
ARIZO A. Tuesday, ,lay y, 10 a.
AR1S-lN u'-hdl ldf 40 r. III.
rYThcse steamers bultOf iron wltertght conpar
and urnishel vitl every l1ss make the
a1l eeaDle,
bathroom dra win piano aal library
gariBs3 AMI caterer elch
The staterOOns al upper deck thus lnSnring
those groatestot all uxlreS perfect Ventilation AMI
light. ,,o
SION INTERMEDIARY $40 STEERAGE Il at low rates
w OFFICE. Ia. 20 BkOADWAf. .x
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Grates, tenocrs, etc.

Crates, fenocrs, etc.
j =. CONOEER Il co,
MANUFACTG RENS OF ARTISTIC GKATES
FENDERS AND OPEN flREfLACE@
ANDIRONs. FIRE IRONS. PLAQUES, &C
DIRF,sT IMPORTERS OF ALL KIN DS OF TILES
HAVE REMOVED 10
80 WEST 23DSr. AND2l WEST 23D-SE
branch, 3BS Canal-st
Estimates given ~ architects anl DullierA
A VISIT lS SOLlCITEp.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
Dipioen0 Notices.

OFFICE OF THR TOMBSTONE MILLAsD MINING CoMPAsYl
432 WAlSUr-sr., PHILADELPHIA March 81, 1882 !
sDSTH DIVIDEND.-The Executive Com
~ mttee Of the Board Of ofths Company
this day declared the regular MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of
s5O00O; being TEN CENTS on EACH SHARE OF the
capital stock OF the Company payable and after April l5
at this office. Transferbooks lose sth End reopen 7th
GEORGE BURNHAM, President
W. ]. CHEYNEY. Secretary.
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Goparlnersbin Notices.
proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April ID, 1882. }
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until O'Clock Of saturday May g. 1882.
for manufacturing and placing In position In complete work
order certain furniture the Office In the New
Court HOuse AMI Post Ofce Building at Harrisburg Pa
Upon appcat this office detailed information will bo
furnished furniture manufacturers desiring 10 submit
pOsas
The Department the right reject any all
bids parts of any bid, and 10 defects.
CNAS. J. FOLGER, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
Bolr0 iUante0.

WANTED by n young man.-BOard in n
w private family. at low rates location, est SIDE above
32dst terms location sc. T. d. F., Tribune Uptown
Office, 1880 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

The above Bonds part % issue OF fllO00OOO OF
to complete the acquisition and construction OF vaua
Bile railroad extensions including interest 5000 Of
land of the Buffalo Coal Company and secured by mort
gage executed TO the UNITED STATES TRUST COM
PANY IA trustee S4OOO0OO Of Bonds reserved
by said UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY, for retire
ment Of like outstanding divisional Bonds which
prior 100 miles Of old road from Buffalo to En-
ponum. which has been / operation suce 1873.
The present issue First Mortgage 25 miles Of road
exclusive Of sdings). and the redemption Of said
- 900 900 divisional bonds will be clean First Mortgage
the entire road Of 25 miles 3i2 miles with sidngs
which will Dc completed in about ninety days
The net earnings the above l. 20 miles, and the
tensions in operation in all Isl niles, for
twelve months ending November Both, 1881,
amounted TO- ........... .s54OO76
Interest chan ges the entire bonded Indebtedness
when issued will 10000
Surplus period all fixed charges 0O7G
Equal per all the authorized preferred stock.
Competent experts the net entire sys
completed to be $l,3O0OOO per annum, which
after paying interest all Indebtedness and per cent d
both preferred and stock S55000OO each
would leave a surplus OF about $225.oJO
subscriptions viii be opened the 18Th day Of April and
will close before the 2lh and Will be received abroad BY
Mossrs. SELIGMAN BROTHERS. London.
Messrs. SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMER Frankfort.
Nessrs. ALSBERG, GOLDBERG & CO.......Amsterdam
Messrs. BANQUE DE BRU UXELLES. ........ Brussels.
securing for these bonds international market
Subscriptions will be received above dates by the
lO5 and accrued interest the right being
served to advance price without further notice.
q. A. w. SEEEGHRAN a. GO.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE L. s. MAIL STEAMERS,
IA NEW.YORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. ~. North River. New.YOrk.
BOLIVIA. Apul -, DcyOlla May g. a.
AnchOria April % D. IN tthioIa... May l3,
Rates OF passage 70
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFASrOr LONDONDERRY.
Cabin. 800 10 $50 Excursion tickets az reduced rlteA
Second Cabin, so seenge outward, s2S, prepaid, So
NEWYORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
FROM Pier No. i6 North River. foot Ot CharleS-s-
California -ApnI 20 noon -ualaua May H. IL a.
Steamers marked do not carry passengers
- CaDin, TO and $jj. Excursion at reduced rates.
For Book uf Tours -Cotla itae Plans apply to
HENDERSON BRcTIIE EI.S, Agents, Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and tire st ,.in) - tte S)Ith y Frl1Il
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons. new sat April %
travellers Tor Franco Spu1 ant IJtY Pgrel)3S PAl
Nice, &c, will save ii no lul sXpen3e ~ tlNny tll, ~
Cabin INCLUDING wineL So St5erlys S5L Forpissiye
f. LIE BOULANGER As Beaver-st
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO 40. North RIVER:
BATAVIA ednc csday Aprl 90
wednesday. May g. p
w ednesday, NJ ay ~ IA u m
SERN A "Wednesday, May II, D..
Steamers marked thus do not carry steerage
Cabin passage $50 and : 90
Scera tickets and from all parts Europe ut very low
rates. Freight and passage office 40. Bowling.Green
VERNON H. BROWN * CO., Agents.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

LIVE SIOCK MAKkEIo-Hl IFI4t'NAIH.
BUFFALO. Apr 19-CATTLE - Receipts today. 900 hesh
oi week thus 900 head. for same tmc is wee
oiuO heAd consigned thrOugi, 800 cars mhiKot dul
nah ana lower sales, Load Fair steers 80, iOAus
htockeTs, 81 75ax5
9hhf AND LAhBs-Eecelpts to-day, 1900 head t0ta ioi
% thS isI 1900 head for time last week ooOe
os 'ohtlgned through Ia market fhry hclVe hhu
shade hlgher. sales Fair GOOd Clipped sheep 70 zOd
T. o. ftT 10 Good Western s6 4Oa&O 80 Choice 10 fanoy
~ ~ 30 Western Lambs, $7d$S .
HoGs-kecelpts to-day 5000 head. Total for week VI n
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

A Y IN 7 R.AN.NIA 7 NVNTI
W BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND HAVRE.
Pier Of COMPANY NO ~ North River foot Of Mortonst
thsliue avoid Doth transit BY English
ralwayanl tho lissOniOrts Of crossing tho ClllaA
small ODl.
FRANCE Perier d Ilutcye "Wednesday MAY 3,
CANADA. fTaugeui w ednesdaY. Nay TO- II NJ
LOCIH DE BEBIAN. Agant, NJ. bBOwLlng Green.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

L Hamburg American Packet Company's Line Tor
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
CTMBRlA-.-.... ....AIrll 20 FttIs A,----. hay
GELLERI.-..-. April 2L WiFLA NJ -.--- VI aF IL
Katesto plymouth. Lon1on. Cherbourg and HAMBURG;
cabin. iO Second Cabin $50 STORAGE SD hOnhu
trip reduced rates steerlgo from Hamburg HaVro anu
Southampton. H22 o..,.,,o =. GO
kUNHARDF Il CO. {. II. klCIiAkD q CO
General Agents General Passenger Agents
~. II IirO4d-st, Y. Y. No. 81 Broadway, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
Summer Resorts.

RELMONT HALL Schooley's Noun tain, N
- j. opens June Il trstclass accommodations and rea
sOnaOle rates, cool healthfu and beautifu
scenery. Accessible by Del, Lack. and Western r.
Central r. H. OF y. j. Address d. \. CROWELL, PrOp'r.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-TORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AN - BREMEN
NAU.Sat April - iODER .....-. sat April 29
ELBE ..... Wed. Apn 2f HAB~RURG We'd, May 3
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK TO SOUIHAMP-
TON, IIANRE OF BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABlN-..--..-S6O
STEERAGE. so.
reduced rates Prepaid seera9e ccrih
Gates, s27 Steamers sail from Pier between second and
Ihird-sts. HObOken y. J, - ~
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

i s~CO Mountain COJlness. season opens July l.
MOUNT MCGREGOR, ten miles north ~ : gratOgi.
Connected by the most elegantly equippel pleasure road IN
he l. = Train, every h1uI. Fine camping grounds Adj
lress MOUNT MCG REGOR IMPROYEMENr 4 COMPANY.
Iimtcoi) saratoga springs. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

n NNIII NIOI
~ Tremper House opens June 10. Terms: 50 50 per
day Sl7 ~ 10 tz5 per
J. Al. TREMPER JR, Proprietor,
phRncia n v
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-18
WATERLOO.

Peter Ianisch, our enterprising hard
ware merchant, has just completed 20 feet
OF what is to be a new brick block.
Last Saturday the final lease of the
granite quarry at this place was signed by
Philip Fox, leaser, and the Chicago Gran
lie Quarry Company, lessee, to hold good
TOR 15 years.
The sorghum mill of August Gorder is
now being run to its utmost capacity.
Mr.. Gorchr is turning out some fine sor-
ghum this season.
Have tie people of Waterloo no fear of
having tfeir business buildings and resi-
dences destroyed by fire? A fire depart
ment shoild be organized at once
DR.. d. D. Bennett was severely kicked
by one oihis horses one evening last
week, bu has sufficiently recovered from
the shockso as to be able to visit his pa
tients.
BishopSam'l Fallows left on last Thurs
day mornings train for Brooklyn, n Y,
where hehas gone to establish new
church.
w. L. Hoag and George Seeber return
ed from tleir trip to Iowa last Friday
morning They took with them several
Car loadsof fine sheep, and report con-
si1erable9uccess in selling them, and al
SO speak IL glowing terms of the country
through w'ich they traveled.E
John Helaes has commenced work on
his new brik block.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-18
GDaer .G1etehbors.
LAKE MILLS.

The "Night-Hawks' is the appellation
OF club of Lake Mills young men,
which was organized at Hassam's Hall
on Monday evening last Its purpose is
to give a series of club dances during the
coming winter at intervals of two weeks.
It may not be generally known that
Lake Mills is a grain market. A large
quantity of grain is received.
E. B. Fargo reports the raising of 91615
bushels of Norway oats from II acres.
Who can report better yield?
Geo. w. Black has sold his house and
lot to S. R. Bliss for $1,000. Mr.. Black
intends to remove to Whitewater next
week.
L. B. Leonard and David Cole have
shipped about 800 barrels of apples to
northern Wisconsin and Michigan the
last two weeks.
Marcellus Newton lost cow short
time ago and wrote to his son in Colorado
about it. A few days ago on or near his
fathers Goth birthday said sou sent him
$50 to buy another cow.
A. R. Earl has his silo completed and
will Eli it this week 1t is 25 by 35 feet
high and the walls are feet thick. 1t
has capacity of 800 tons. Udey and
Bump did the mason work. We congrat-
ulate Mr.. Earl on his being the first man
to complete a silo iii this vicinity.
A. D. Faville received dispatch from
ST Paul on Monday evening SEATING that
Walter Davis, his little -year-old
grandson died with diphtheria that day
He Immediately took the train for St
Paul.-Leader.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-18
ADVENTURES WITH
THE EABORIGINES OF ALASKA.

We experienced no trouble with the
natives, except that in the early part of
winter they would come and stand about
our doors and windows and get in our
way generally, SO that they became nui-
sance. When the frost gathered on our
windows they kept peep holes open by
licking off the frost with their tongues.
This was finally got rid of by making
strong decoction of cayenne pepper, and
painting the outside of sthe glass SO that
licking was not at all comfortable. A
few of the respectable ones were occasion
ally let into the house. If any Of these
did not behave themselves we treated
them with very little ceremony so that
they soon became afraid of us, and were
very civil. At first some of them had
the habit of opening the = 1oor and walk
ing into the house as if they were the
owners; and after short time they got
tired of this and kicked few of them out
and by that means they have improved
considerably. There is very little fight
in them, and they never stick together or
stand up for each other. If you cuff one
the rest stand around and look on and
lduSu Ii dIlO say ~ 10 INdkOOuIp (SOOu)
and the fellow gestig cnastised is "Aseer-
uk" (bad). They are not at all hand
some, but then they are quite well for
savages The women, when young, are
much better looking than the men, but
all are dirty, and meyer dream of wash
ing any part of their body. The men
wear large pair of bone buttons like
shirt studs in their under lips, and it
gives them anything but pleasant ap-
pearance. The women tattoo their chins,
which they consider great mark of beau
ty, but [ cannot say that [ agree with
them OH that point.
We have builta small ck-house, in
which the Gatling gun is mounted so as
to commence all approaches of our house,
so that if we ever have to fight we can dc
so with every advantage. During the
winter a Noowuk man named "Oonale-
ena'' came down, it is said, with the in
tention of cleaning out the whole ka
bloonas (whites); but as he came accom-
panied by his wife, his intentions were
not of a very desperate character. At all
events, he came and had "big talk, y
loitered about for couple of days, and
finally took his departure for home, and
sent us down deer as a present That
was the nearest approach to trouble we
| have had.-Sdn Francisco Bulletin.