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New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
TIE EDISON LIGHT.

Tho Fdsou Company state that they now have
16 900 lamps burning IN so hotels and factories III
this country, and are filling new orders aJ the rate
OF 100 lamps day; Their lights are now ussa S,l IN
lisbon Fails; Pcmbcrton Mills, Lawrence; Ger
mania Mills Hoyoke;, King PHILIP. ConanlcTTht, Th
Bostoa UeraLL Philadoipha Lcigcr Phiiddclphtd
Record. Colaabas Journal and DdrcnPort Gazette
The Edison light is also burning on the steamship
civ of Worcester of the Norwich Line, tho Column
hia and Queen of the Pacific of the Oregon Line,
and the Carolina running from Baltimore to Nor
wich The lighting of the large district OF one iniie
sonare -brtween Nassau-st. and the East River
will be begun this month, the machinery and con-
dnctors being entirely completed and in place.
The tests the Edison Company say, are entirely
satisfactory and beyond their expectations.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
SHIPPING NFJYS
SHIPPING NEVS
pOpr or NEW.NO ......TU ESDAI, AUG u. loS2.


pOpr OF NEW.YORh......--TUE5D E5DAH, AUG. -. 1889.
ARRIVED
Steamer Polynesia Gor) Ruhn, Hamburg IS days with
,nd.e and passengers TO Seager Bros. .,,
steamer Vile de lrseiie fr ahour Marsees Juiy ~
Dcuis M Malaga % Gibraltar 80 and tadIL Aug = Win
mise and 40 passengers to Louis de BeDian ., L., ..
steamer Dilston ,ast!e Br Smit! Barro" 10 days win
Seer Raleigh Ltueded Baracoa days, with fruit &C.
ori ,nsrnerrs 10 G Vessels & Co.
a a,rr th tiodden ,Br Bennett, Port Maria days,
WIN earT amer " clyde Homes Domingo Aug 1, Cape
Hayen \ Turks Island . with mdse ana passengers 70
Seamcf Neptune Berry with mdse and passen
Ecemer Guyandoie Kelly Richmond Norfolk and city
ot.ncr Ricauoni Boiz. West Point Va, with md'e aud
y 20 V of Xtamta lockwood Charleston CO hours.
with md sc and passengers toJ Qulntard * co; , ,
and passengers to Henry Yongc ir. d.,
steamer apaan isA ternIIGi ry ya & ,A 'O'' my "
WIN sp Hudson Freeman NcvOricans Oh avs, with
Steamer York quick NewOreans' days with
"ss stca%cF o Colorado o@e Galveston Aqg o. and o. Key
west H. mdse and passengers 10 IL Maloly 20
with mde order vessel to FHnch Edye q 90: ar and
snip Golden state RSano Pea M"i'i' i41 uD' VII"
hemp 10 ~ de- Mayo panl acrestan date Martinez Bilboa
- iays Win iron "a order, yesse 10 + l4lasa
Brg Arctas card windsor = l5 G3ys' WIN plaster
schr Mile T.!m Baf9ouE sullivan Win stone 10 BOOM
SUNsEr-Wndat sandy IooN' moderate ss"i ha@y' AT
city Island, light sWi clear
CLEARED.
steamer Partha Br Walker Liverpool-VeTnon Il Brown
Steamer Elbo GER, Wigerod Bremep and southampton
Laurent Fc. Seryau, HavTe- Louis de BoDan
steamer aracLs nopxins Laguayra fuero O"'el'o' az
poulton. Bliss & Dailctt 4, ,,,o.. s,,...os raa L,
steamer santiago FaircOth, st Jago and Glen tueSos-1aS
Steamer Cilaucus Bearse BOston-I + DimocS: , -,,
steamer h Z Bidde. Wallace PhlAdel phld-"h Clyue
d co. ,- r.,.,.,o.o 7 = Vra,os
steamer Old DOmimOn Walker, Nori0lK, Cy fOIhV 1nu
RichmOnd-Old dominion 50 Co
Ship sultan tBrl, Greene hayre-J MhlJhey X 49,, 4.
Rark Elizabeth (Gerl Olsen, Komgsberg-Funch Faye &
~, u,o,.tt rtsho, soa.,r p-oa
Bark Minnie Allen, Spencer, Anier java ioF orders
RenhRm Pickering & Co.
Uark Adonis ltierl Dorl. singapore Tobias & Co
Bark odd (Nor Christensen. Buenos Ayres-W IL Gloss
mar Trie ahaina Foster. Port SPAIN eayeran q Co.
~, I,theria l,r Buck John y B-P Nevus 3 Son.
Erlg Flora GOodaie Davis. PernAnouco VIA baltimore
Abel Abbott ~, >,o.ou ca,,o. w II ,,ross,,o,
K Bro. ,,,-. na.i,u1 No (r,os Tyvt,o
SIR Matilda Brooks. OSBORNE BrUnsNick, Ga-Warren
Ray SAILED
Steamers st Romans London Wyoming TAverpool
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
RROOKIYN,S WATER SUPPLY.

missioner Ropes and the Aldermen's Committee on
Water and Drainage to confer YESTERDAY in re
gard TO increasing the water supply of the city, but
that The rolicv of the city should be to secure
such such a supply Of water that it would not be
scanty at any llme. lie had no doubt that manu-
jacs of water. The conduit from Hampstead TO
Pdgewood. which now carries 40, ,OO0, 900 gallons a
day could carry 6O0O0,000 without enlargement,
anu the citys wants for ten years could be Supplied
at a small cost Bids have been offered to the city
TO provide a temporary conduit between last New
York and Jamaica at cost ranging from $36,OOO
TO S5G. 900 million gallons.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Ercrett Housc-Aristarchi Bey irklfn Mn,
W;lI,oo AiSen of south Carolina, and General Miam
Preston Kentney Ppst
master General A. D. Hazcn, and Commander tILhr' 81
MorrIs II s N Hfh Apenl1 Hotet-Ix-doVrr@nor nor =, ~
r. Warmotb of Louisiana; william faxon, OF Hruoru'
and Issen,blynan Charles s. Baker OF Krchestcr'
Uo1o,0n HoMss-Richard Vau1, OF Philadelphla "A 3
Tor Honse-Ex gresham John Cessna, oi Ienh7''"
min
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

attended than any other picnic held in the
city for hong time This year the controversy was
confined to Father Hennessy exclusively, DIR. Seton
not having made any reply to his attacks which
were not direct, but merely warnings to his congre-
cation not to attend any picnic hold on feast day
of the church. especially where beer was to be sold
The attendance yesterday was rot as large rs that
of last year bA the picnic passed off very success
fully and without any trouble.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
EAILuRE oF A JEWELLER.

George n Joyce, a jeweller, dong business at
Fnl-nr ana " a eT-sts Las made an assignment to
P.rnenas Castner, giving preferences lor
.}.4 O2. Mr. Joyce SAID yesterday thai he
s:io 0tIJ of winch aUOut $1,000 was due ior mcT-
= a,ni,t The immediate cause Oi the failure was
a suit ia the Marine Court, brought Dy sistef iQr
sb,,,i = 500 she lloo Lao u clam lOr Y4,OVO. ue
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
One Thousand Dollars

for detection Of any poisonous deleterous ingredients
any the Lager Bees brewed and
as brewed by any member OF our Association
FOR NEW.YORK, FOR LONG ISLAND. N. p
Jacob Ahes Warren G. Abbott
BernheiIuer & Scnmii Jos Burger,
Burr. son & Co.. Boulevard Garden Brewery,
II. Causen & sons, Jos. Falert
Peter Doelgor II. b. scharmann,
JOS Doelger Ch. A. Goetz.
George Ehret otto Huber,
John Eicher E. Liebmann's Sons.
Henry Elias, Claus LDsius,
Ph. & w. Ebling, Mrs. H. Marquardt
\. Finck son, Meltzer Bros,
l. A. Groh r. Munch
Jacob Hormann, obermeyer & Llobmann.
4. Hupfcls Sons, Ochs d Lehnert
+ e. NJ Hagen N Setz son,
Mrs. kress, VIM Onner,
LII F. Kuntz wiluamsburgh Brewing Co.
Valentine LOewcr,- John Well-
New Brewing Co.;
0ppormann & Muller FOR NEWARK, MI
Jacob Iupper Bahanlue q Co'
Geo Ringler CO., C. Felgcnspan,
Cbas Riyinius Joseph Hcnsler,
The f. x. NJ. Schaeter Brew Hill & Piez
ipeCo Peter Hauck,
Conrad Stein FL Kastner'
schnitt & Schwaneniluege, Gottlried hrueger,
smith * Bros John Neu,
George Winter, Mrs Chr. rrefz
d. g. Yucnglng jr, Weiss & Mander
Henry Zeltner. Fred Nehr.
FOR STATEN ISLAND FOR TOWN OF UNION,
NY. MI
Chas Bischos Daniel Bermes.
Fred Rachmann LOUIS LlnneWert1,
Monroe Ecksten. VIM Peter
Rubsau & Hornaun Eckclmann &C., Marion, NJ.
Hudson River Brewery
DobDs Ferry, y. z
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
pFEsTABLIsHMENT OF UPPER CEDAR POINT


WASHINGTON Aug I5-Notice is given by the Lighthouse
Ro1 tbat on ami after september |, loo nAed Nhlt5
i of he 18th order will be shown from the light
house m pper Cedar Point PO River Maryland lac
,, n,ne H. thlry-tVe feet above low water Inc
g shOuld clear weather rUm the deck of yes
stl we've fee. above the eleven miles
cUANGE OF CHARACTERISTIC OF FOG SIGNAL.
Notice given the Lighthouse Board that and after
September lS2 tho characteristic OF the fog signal at
t,.,d Iiglt ~luon will bc Changed 10 a Ol:st of four
urltioa followed b, intervals OF twentysx seconds.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Second day OF competition rifle shooting a Creennloor
Meeting OF Anti Monopoly State Committee ht Astor
House. -
Mass-meetiug Of milk dealers. l., p,..
Inquest III case OF Jewish pc 1ler murdered IN ieas-
ant-avc.
Meeting OF Park Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
A COLLISION TO BE INVESTIGATED.

a. S.cretary Nash was instructed to inform the
a,, oi, Of the HamDuTgAmercan Line, III response
~ ther inquiry, Ihat an investigation as 10 Tue T.
sronaliIItt OF Plot Taylor Tor the collision between
fhc sfc.ushivs WestphalIa and State o. lIOIlua
xronid ne neId ON the return of the Westpha.id 10
tins port a. Piiot BLACK, who had charge OF tho
hcw-York Commissioners nave no jurisdiction over
hnn Pilot ylOT submitted a statement explain
lng the cause of The collision. lie sad tlat INC
but that the " Nestpndlla soon overlook heI. Nheh
oil the tal OF the West Bank the vessels being dan
gcIOualy close 10 each Other he Oidelco INC csV-
pnala's speed checked and at tic moment the
otbtr vessel slowed down. ne captain OF tho est
pbalia then came the bridge aud ordered the
vessel IN, eT full speed 10 go ahead and the order
wa Obeye ed. In "a moment aitcrward the State OF
honda bore down on the Wostphaia's quarter and
fue COLLISION occurred.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
FREIGHT ON THE ELEVATED ROADS.

The summons upon the complaint oil Nmte I"
Stokes AGAINST the Manhattan Company lOr rolus-
mo TO carry parcels OF freight IS rcurnaDlV oI N.Y.
M0u,inv in tie sixth District Court Nhlte N
S+oi-es arc nunis shers as well statOnerS ana Inc
,laIna0os claimed are 300. heir attorney, Roger
Eos,er has su bpHnaed Charles jenkins ana CIlaricS
n Harding the managers OF the hlanhatldh news
I,ouDauy which, the plalntInS claim, mas peeii
treated nV the railway company win uhWHIdnteu
favor If Is alleged that The News Oompdhy mas
noI only eniO,ed a monopoly OF the rg-t 10 sell
newsnancrs al the Elevated stations, Dut mas
Ihrraieued BOYS and others who nave S0lu papers
near the stations IN the street. HOW hucn HuIh
there is I'm these sta. cmonts Is not ascertalned
m, attorneys for the Manhattan Elevated Rall-
WV CompauV Field d Duer, after observing that
me ttcup 10 force the Elevated railways To serve
the purposes OF common carriers was novel one,
said YESTERDAY that they intended 10 answer the
tuf,,nons and 10 see the suit through.
,,narles Jenkins OF the Manhattan News Com
o.uy smoke with sCme contempt OF the cialm III
Is n made-up suit" he SAID, merely TO Try tne
uout OF law but there caunot De any thlng III IL
30 lar as tnlS company Is concerned. we 90 nol
claim "A right to send freight over the rOau nor uO
we ever exercise such right oar only connection
with the Elevated road Is tins we nave
leased the right 10 sell newspapers ana perlOdlcals
uf The stations. But never pay lIeIghtaSe lOl
lie papers We send. 1t Is the simplest thng III the
world Some of our men take bundles OF papers III
fhrlr hands tne Taln ana distribute lhcln dU lHo
stations AnyO can carry newspapers, OI Edlisos'
or ANYTHING else OF kind Oh inc Elevated roads
I'm: tner il no question OF then carrying freight or
actno as common carriers. You can see people car
rymg large parcels OF papers uptown every day,
And no one thinks OF charging Irclgnl-
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
DIS1STTRS TO SHIPPING.
BUREAU VERITAS REPORT.
M,RIvr DIsAsrRR sTATIsTICs.

NARISE DISASTER STATISTICS. .
NPV.YORK lo--Ihc direction OF the Bureau Neruas
has lust published following statistics o mlritne discs
ter. rep5red during month OF June, lSS2 concern
ing ali hags Sailing vessels reported os-l3 American
Austrian ~ British Danish dutch II FRENCH GeIlaI
creek lIaiuan. Is tal.0n, ) Norwegian kussial. /
So1n swedish rota In this number are included
II vessels reported missing ... M, 20
steamers reported oss-I2 British FTench-Total l3
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
MEMORIAL MEETINGS OF MERCHANTS.

Atameeting of the Produce Exchange yesterday
10 take action IN respect TO the death Oh Jesse i0yt
l. f. Holman prcsldlng, Leonard HaZeItlne, from
ms long and intimate ASSOCIATION Win Blr. Hoyt,
was delegated make the memorial address ana 10
pres.nt resolutions. After q dctahed account OF
The success nj efforts of Mr. HOyJ III developing
Inc resources and business interests oil the country,
air UazeitIne presented resolutions OF sympathy
with Mr. noyts family, the Exchange, the com
innni,y aud the country al large. A. l.. UT, IN
Inc absence of David yws, VINO VAS 10 second The
fesoln,Ions spoke at length Of his personal ass0-
cations with Mr.. HOyt. EX-VIce President ). III.
IierrIck aud DAVID bingham also spoke. The iol-
loving persons appointed to represent the
Exchange al the funeral: David bows, EDWARD
Hmcken Forrest IL. ParkeI Franklin Edson, A. >
Jewell h. j. y. stark B. ". Floyd, i. ii. Reed,
j. H. HerrIck, Alexander +. Orr, Jonn Romer, 81
las Davis FREDERICK sherwood, T.. W. Coleman, j.
M, flskc A. II. Philips 4. +. hoberts, l.. t. Law
erinore isaac T. Frost, H. ii. LaImDeer' T. B lOinp-
kins. j. N. Requa ). \. sawyer, DAVID B'nghatn,
IL o. Armour, Il. = Holt, George '. Iecker, T.
Worth. T. {. ictit, /. h.. Porter, =. ID. Van Wage
men. :. L. Valentine, Alexander Num- George w.
smith. Edgar Hyatt, ". II. Guon, John u. Dale,
l. h. fhurDcT Joshua Lathrop and Charles spear
AT a meeting OF the cotton Exchange suitable
resolutions were adopted in memory oi the late
William NJ. Irlce, and il was resolved that the
,neInbers attend the funeral, which took place last
evening.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

losses through the D,ss sl0sSd ss sssn seas
amsuUtins an to from So 900 to 1000 Mr. joyce
could not give any estimate Of the yalTo OF on ne ine
assets as the clerks at work making up "n III
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
MARINE NTELLIGENCE. Il.

MfvIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY.
sun rises 657 Noon sets 100 AJ1ijtSa dY@
HIGH WATER HS-DAt.
t7,-,noopSdy 'E 9Ol Gov Ispd 94S He'll G2th 1897
fusruoO,t-Sy HK. go GOV IsPu lO;U3 heH GAt@ Il1-
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE pATU STARRING AFFRAY.

rhs ;nterest among the summer boarders in Bath,
T. l., in the sensational sta6bing by their ieIloW, "
NESTS of Messrs Hyman and Clute, two boarders In
fSe cottage of Robert Orr had not subsidized yester
hay. II was the general topic Of compensation on
Ihe hotel piazzas and among the bathers
INC and singing had sensibly declined in the
cottages where all theinmates did not have muslca
tastes. Mr.. Hyman, the singer. whose tnick Goiial
saved HIM from far more serious INJURY tnan he nd
seived, was so far improved as TO SIT up anu anu
smoke yesterday. He was visited ana do oohs
rratulated upon his narrow escape by many aS
from the Avon Beach Hotel, where ne atardanS hat
An ice-pck was driven in his back so that NC tr TP
blood. came to his law office IN TINS GU.
day. A.. uorr;ses although
sii;oent saarch was made in Brooklyn YESTERDAY p ny
Detective Zundt for Walter =. 0;t,, MoiI althongh
svl engineer, whose once sdeScs ~ as New York.
Eeitbcr OF the men has claimed his properly VI ro r
his hill at the cottage where they TooSu; ,cov
srnable rage after protesting asalns' ,ba9 tne
mnsio is found in the tact that %
tbirtv-six empty whiskey bottles were IN the
elosef of their roomal that was lett OF three cases
srb;cb had been taken to the house during tne Ten
~reEs Of their stay IN it, The landlady only knew
nj their having one case. They were accustomed W
oooLa mini ueps in their Ioom where they kept lce
in ~ s,naTl yefripcratOr. After they came III from
meals or elsewhere the breaking OF Ice co1ld DE
heard Immediately. and 1t was frequently re- re-
peated The occupant on tben an chm nee in the middle
of the night 1t appears that they had D9iore 90
iected a. being kept awake by the piano for cooI-
hess light porereS mheSs nu pSe of Hu the house and
every sound below could he distinctly heart t
nostairs The two brothers took their meals at
the Avon Beach Hotel ana M Mr' heInveS 'tbev
&C., fhe only ;wo guests in the house To whom he
ocyer 50 IKE They arranged for their meals WIN n
the clerk, and were so eAtremcN d do to them
never got a chance to say " Good DAY " 'noIa'
The ieft bill OF $50 unpaid at the hotel.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
A CARD 70 THE PUBLIC,

We the undersigned composing "rhe Association OF the
United Lager Brewers Of NewYOrk City and Vicinity"
having tho charges lately appearing in the daily journals
concerning alleged adueratons of Lager Beer not only
brand false and unwaranted but TO give practical
emphasis 10 our denial, hereby offer q regardo
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
3 6 IL $3.50 9
A%sst A%snst g.. g.: e e 7! e 81 81 s. g
Aug15, 81. G5 60 O5 IA 78 "a II

According to the repir irts received at 3 y. H., t
the Sigual Office on the Equitable Building, the
highest temperature yesterday was ut Dodge CITY,
Kan, 90 and the lowest wa at Maque;te hilch.,
OIo The following the temperatures re-
ported from various cities Albany, So; Atlanta,
Ga, oGo Au gusta, Ga. 90 Baltimore, So ;
Boston, 900; Buffalo, 76o, Chicago 76o; Gin
cinnatI, So; Cleveland. So Detrolr, o4o; Dodge
Me. &C. Erie Penn, 7o0; indianapolis, ~; Jack
So Marquette, Mich., 6lo; Memphis, Tenn, S3o
Milwaukee, Wiz, 100; Montgomery, Ala, VI;
Nashville, Tenn, g.; lhihldephii', r. r.
go; Shreveport, La, 9lo; It. Loula,
7I0 St. Paul, Mimi, go; Ficksburg, Mics,
go. fhe changes III temperature duIIrg tHe
twenty-four hours preceding the observation iJ:lZ
D. m were considerable IN some IotaltieS. IN
creased temperature was reported Tor Albany, -;
Augusta. Ga. 6c Boston, lo0; jacksonville fla,
l2o The temperature had diminished IN Chicago,
1Oo: Eastport Me-, 10; indianapolis l40; Piiila-
delphia IOo: St. Louis, i6o; ST. Paul, 1lnn., II.
Lignt rams were reported from EsCanaba, Mich,
Indianapolls where there was thunder shower.
Keoknk Iowa, and Philadelphia.
The following cases Of prosIration by the heat
were reported yesterday:
CANrRELL JonN, age 80. was prosrated at ZIG East
Observation-Disclosures where he WAC at
work The police sent him TO the Ninety -ninth
Street Hospital.
MUENz MORRIS laborer OF the Department OF Public
Works was overcome in front OF No. la Fir5t-aVc
He was removed to hls home at No. 33l East
kintl-st.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
Announcements

"BUCTUPATnA" Quick. complete cure, all
annoying Kidney ami Urinary Diseases III.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

CRUTCHEs.-Crandall's Patent Extension Safe
tyTip Crutch made by POneroy Truss Company No 755
Broadway corner OF iOt!i5t. Clutches repaired.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

IF Won constantly ache all over, nothing pre-
vents the threatening sickness ike Parkers Ginger Toni
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN SULLIVAN.

Deputy Coroner Waterman yesterday m2de a
nos.-mnTieln examination OF the body OF Patrick
Suijyan captain of the schooner Acaci3, and as
celtalned that death had been caused by drowning.
The cuts and bruises upon tine lace, when la
gwen use to suspicious OF foul play were thought
10 have been caused after death by the beating Oi
The body agsnst the rocks at the loot OF est One
buudred-lnd-slx. .ecnth-st., where the body was
1onnd early on Monday morning. Captain sullivan
was seen alive last t the ootoI West One-hundred-
and-thiriieth-st. late Oh Friday night, mucA under
the influence OI HQdor. Ii was Tie theory OF the
plice Yesterday tnat he tcll INTO the water by ac-
cidcut ana beng 100 drunk to SWIM was drowned.
Inquiries nave Deen made Dy the detectives ol INC
IniTt,rth Precinct al every point along the river
where sullivan could have fallen overheard, anu no
information oi All assault has been obtained III was
IN mock Is and "A story was started after his
Loly was found that he had Received $500 On FrI-
day The ponce said yesterday that the Captain
ouiy had 80 Oh Friday and tnIt he had spent thc
mos. OF the money paying some debts.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
Urvpy A. DANIELS. NJ ID

IA LovngtOn.ave.. near 2JtI-st Hours. to l. tot
ImpOtence Stry. Dseases II the General mi
ad.ease, wodd b. inp nent ~ nlrriage All tls
birth Of healthy children. spcclalUes
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16


The distribution of the second dividend OF 10 per
cent TO the pOncy -hOlderS OF the OlObe Mutual
Lille Insurance Company Will be begun by James d.
/ ish the receiver aDOut the lst vi next month
Tue pa yment has Oeen delayed by the preparation
OF necessary papers. II viii amount 10 about
$500 900. There sirc now between 1000 and 5000
pnlicv-hOldcrs. Ihe Globe Company went INTO The
hands of q .ceIver ID June, 1879. After nterven-
Ing nligation, IL was formally adjudged TO be III
fIsf Dividend was declared, the registered policy
holders being paid iu lul, and the general poncy-
holders receiving 80 per cent. CPto July the re-
criyer had pAld S13O6, 500 a. Ia addition to INC
SECOND dividend Of 10 per cent there Will probably
be Il DIVIDEND OF per cent which VIII be disoutsei
Ey the state Insurance Department, out OF about
SI5OOO winch the department holds TO the credit
the company. About the hual dividend no lnlOima-
non can be given tor the present The remaining
assets are OF such character that their value
would be deprecated by forcing Immediate reallza
foDs upon tnem. There are also numerous suits
pending before the referee, the decision OF which
will largely affect the amount OF the last dividend.
Most OF chem are by former agents of the company
whose CLAIMS tOr excessive damages Oh account OF
allcqcd breach of contract being resisted by the
receiver.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
LUNDBORG's PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose.

TIE TRUE WAY TO CURE CORNs.
Apply DR. Wings rest Corn and Bunion every night
morning Itas equal. Price soc Depot IL Futonst
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
GOING To SAIL TO EUROPE.

Mrs. Nellie Sart0ris, daughter OF General Grant,
and her Two children John l.. Stevens, Uuited
States Minister 10 Sweden and Norway; II. III.
KOthc ana wife, A. Caiman, Miss Bertha Caman,
DIR. Charles /. Sinclair of Boston, and WIN IN
Shoemaker of Washington ID. c., VIII sail for Bre-
men AT $50 a. to-day on the North German
Lloyd steamship Elbe The Countess de Dcsblch
and chlld. l.. al PecOmtal. Mrs. Rutherlord Clarke.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-03-02
A 500 90 Bible Prize.

The publishers of Rutledgs's Woa'hiy in
the prize puzzle department OF their No"th-
IN for March offer the following easy way
for some one to make $1,000:
TO any person telling lis which is the long
est verse in the Now Testament Scriptures
(not the New Revision) by March 10th, 1882,
we will give $1,000 in gold as prize
Should two or more correct answers he re-
ceived the prize will be divided. The mon
ey will be forwarded to the winner March
18th, 1882 Those who try for the prize
must send 20 cts in silver(no postage stamps
taken) with their answer, for which they
will receive the April number of the MonthEi
in which will be published the nnme and
address of the winner of the prize, with the
correct answer thereto Cut this out; it may
be worth $4,000 to you. Address Rntiedge
Publishing Company, Easton, Pa.
Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use Car
ters Little Nerve Pills, which are made ex-
pressy forsleepless, nervous dyspeptic sui
erers. Price % cents, all druggists.