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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY a. 1882

PET RoLEQM-Renned for export was in better demand
PhihdeiDSia and samors 6ssc; ' Cru Ss IN b5s %
6Ao; Naphtha. 6sc cases. 9alI7sc. Crude Certificates
Sssass 5 ana &Gs options s
seP5em,btSeTr 6.,ge; October, 6a'.e; November 67e
slow "a sPeeulaive inquiry less active prices aold yry
steady and show no great changes sales 20 Dbs Old Mess
Extra Prime sls 5oaSl0 FAMILY Mess s2i esterI rime
September 81 S5as Ee~ e fi n pr 90
demand light Extra Mess. sl5gS5 30 Packet SIS; City
changed quoed 81 as2s ODD or MEATS steadily
h5 ~ trade Les active Picked Bellies To- d. ~ 81 DO
lii4Gli lc.; Smoked Shoulders &C. omos ed Hams 10
MIDDLEs very 81 re prices WHO'LL nominal Long
Clear l32a DRESSED HOGS about - better
fairy active. CITY, LA KD-Martet declined 79a
l9c per- loo ~ and after ife during the dav let
on weak AZ the lowest aies demand for ca-h lots only mor
ate, and less I'VE speculative business rrpoed sales 900
" ednes'ay I,55c; 1000 ties August iiaoGi.S7 Ic..
iSns 70 poe se lSge Ie' pemge esnF e SSss
Noyember closing l2.y'c; 2oup t. De, em6or' lz-,oa
csng - 5c LOO ties January, II - is i2 closing
a. -c FeorulrJ' 81 ing i-'ci cry steam over snd
unent BUTIEE-Irldr j. saau very dull but prices
sigfe ~ Nh, Fr and fi y r5c Welsh
Tubs. lsa-sc. Dairy Tubs Inferior lsd2oc+ Creamery
ga &C. Imitation Crrar5erv I9r.3c. Dairy I6q2 a.
Factory l5ai -oC ID lh-h ur hangea ID nricr ane
2a5lc Ohio Fiat CaIoc.... EGO--Ir. de- il ,ery quiet
T-aHd a5d nearly . 9ic - state and penasyyaaa 80
Mesteru. -0e0-lc Canada, - -c- western AMI Canada
Ki.E-Qmet unchanged
SUGAR ls about stoalv hut quiet; Far 70 Good Pc
hud- Cuba Mu-oocado &C.. $50 hhd- ,crIlga 4.ltcf ;
~. tube 9'fcs Powdered as 4c 1rinuiai a. " &c.;
&C., IN A." SID, 30; White Erla &C. SO az ~
low DO. do CHOW "c' 7'4a1 'lci Yellow, o4
,TEARryE-cu-t a-n; city 1872. l8tc. LIS go
IALLoW-Hra, quiet. sale> 10000 Do, s4s. &c.
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..,.,r rurr 70. POKE 4r.nr .i-.' rt-t'Il
.f'-..- - D.. Gu West arIl sf,4-- a' f d +" '' '..
f.iradr. ai t-. short $50 s'rilf d. ~ IN. --
,.. b., -u.rr 4rlr 49, bod. IiAii' i''"-
AM ID 3D. NuH4drrs dI. 10 900. le'l ''-'- H =.
80 ana Mes frmcl Prime NJ 90 ''i-' ~,
Iaul-p Prime VI c.ieru clu ~ - lii." r.-.''
-fta.v ai ii- IleDelult-n4. -ti''' a. ..,, i',o.re
n,-..,oI rra,g5 ~- llef "A icil'iN Al'.'
steady ll 81. LAIRD u4 uil. ... Fi,-i -a-1.
7. usalf So HUE steady ai tN No
t..i, II 81. "a her Sea r-icri -iradf ~ l"' ,o-
Mo-. -nra a. asa. Tor 1ic spirits llIp'' .'-'' -
iIvaRrlol- July 22-s p MIRO, i'ioi ~, p-i,e Mess.
r-r-. India Mess forE N.- per DBL l' '- - e.. ~,
lem III per cWL oT lang Clear y t". a-..-trsn
-I.rr clear Nldiias Lard OBJ per '" Pr. 81 t,r fur
.ri,o. falI,w 4. .d usr Cheese - per =" -
- s,s,. Il Aneflrlu tcnnco petroleum '-~- ' 49,
..r.ao.fuas lrl fi0llt
l.qi4 .er Genial &C., "a lsietl ices "a tr altor.
ala t1...a ultc, o4 ID = lyso iO4 ~"
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPT or PRODUCE.
Per North E,rer Vessels aH3 Railroads.
NEW-YOEK, Saturday. july -. 1882.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coFiTE-I e-ct. nT1n anshaIeei Ear carso.- aisq
g-,ci -Jay. 10 Doc -uansl 5'o Zoe ', ea..u-'I
4.'Oa toe. ana . o'ggI' 80 Yo a.-- @
chanaec. .... ... -..o..,, .... az ,..,..
spi mug Delivered on contracts 30 bales receipts 81
tlo ports to-eay Els li ,.r ar an. , 1
al an D.. tanfs g., '9 p' ny -e1t.,I,eT A. 81,
~ oete2er % is@ Hosea.Def ~. e,,. -.'' IT,
~ ''. ' -1.I.. u. Is Sopi,us,r l,'. ,cf,.r
fe1rua-y li. .lslg l Tar a ,, --.v -;7t
Aue9 T. i2.' ,--., ee' ' 7g ~ Dcce1,r 0 -,
u 80; January ~ 80 $3.50, -."i'i liza
10 az A. l. 5iEAI.-FLOU i.--i-r.e, ,.s aca.e aad
cyicr inquiry nmi. auo irai .or common si. 200 r.
GUIDING -clov b"'' ,l' -9 -- ,'ri -, .
bbs sour t5o-5 -.e. 1nola'."'s ~ ~ 10
LxIm srAie 5. 'oes, -"' ''oG To anry 49, y, 20
Common ~ a., - I'i.5,g u. Good I,tr4 o. Ii.,o
P@ pima n II 61, IS 8, - 80 b. ar 49, 7os ~ Va "a
tqre 80 No. 81, haee F-' so . c.,.,' 49,,
fxTr' = as s.. Good To- ycr cnoc. Family s04s3
la,'ni , iI.' IT, o.. - -., linen - 40 p.
lal' cuye -'.t! ...e., 81. 9' -s .Di.-- .''' oos
cox e,1s''i 10 40 C,o5 e rs El Fl 6ri enl
h,avv saes 2.5 nbs superane - ass latter
extreme 'I, -, 81 - D. l' u1..n1o- clio" "eafn
,re ..i cash ic,. aa n + ~ &c.. snl op a. a.
,c' per yi. ,r . ' air oI %o ei
,',,. C,, n ,,n,fu r So g. hr Us basin. -- ODD .n.,u
iivt ,ccon-r sa = 6oo au.h fr-u-. r.. 900 tuss
c.sh Including Unersdod Va nter i.cG al p ied
81 - ed + 10, >.eaincr ia. = lsa. - lo
No Rcd = 2uas0Sl IL de1vcseds I3~af - ~ ocrfia
Gales: t.d - - - MlAra inter. p lct Ji.l.e4
month"; y o. -, Iu ~ cio.i,e ~ 0l b. N Io
~ Ito1sI l9 closing 81 lt-. do DcDic. 8 e-l IN,
l. = er The year 81 i544el - closing ~ l5'
BAELEY Mali quiet. pnce. vltaoa. deeided cane
80 -, ia, A.. ~ s, ,.Tv AZ the sac r4
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Saturday. July -. 1892



LONDON July 2o-l2S0 m.-C0nsol-. 99ars for money,
.gs for the account AuaDtc anu "ra ,-i"ih l-t
CertIucafe, A. DO See IlN ii-
second coneOs g9 - uuos Central ll pennsylvania Cen
ITal O3la beading, 81 a 900.
IpVpON Jliv -3l:.l ri --ton-0-s gais for for both
money the account Auanuc ana Greet western Ist
mortgage trustee, ccrulcGie- 4f4 second Do Iea-e
II L. kue. 4l Illinois Central 49, Newl orr ontau1
Western 23lA
LONDON Iu.v 232:2Ur m.-Pas alvccs G1ote tlr'e per
Gem rcntes al francs 40 centu,fs fog the account
LONDON Ju 2--4.OU y. m.-iAe aIu0un 90 hl4H'n WIN
drawn BanS 90 England on balance today is
LONDON July 22-4:3pp m.-PaTs aivlcss 0lote tIrs3
per cent -sntes france 30 ceu-lme7 Tor h accolr
PARIS July 22-f5J u-EXcEan<e On LOA-Ou - iraAc-
CeAlIhes
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oFp7rF up rur EvrsrsG STAR MISisG coNr'ST{
So +. WALT NeN-tork July 20 49, > .
nTVTDEAD> No. %. and ol-!he Board @i
I'm tees ID tins COMPANY declared DIV I'd NJ,
~ % ofFINEPII. UENl N toe capital -t"ca Also T.
ID y ID Sol ii of the SANE AMOl VI maAlls ott ol ~
PR CENT pa able july De AZ tue "lHer vi e'i' '"f'
No . walsh. iloom it ..-., - --......t
The transfer bOOAs all De Closet On III" ''H az" 44
VI 'Ao -'' August HENRY X. MoHARG. Treasurer
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ma club; $50 dlO2d. Winter 00oed- for Red
ern ~ ~ - - - -
LONDON Julv 22-43o y. m.-Caleutta Lrnseed- 49,
per quarter Refined Petroleum 5la0jasd SpDts OF Pc
lfpieuuL ldn1 10. gall Common ROsin. 5f9d Pale
Osi ODD iOGd Oh e7tnf75 per tom linseed Oh.
66 per cwt
ANTWERP july 22-Petroleum. IL francs ceniimes for
nne pale American. Whc0ts closed aJ l52 francs
centmes per 100 kilo=
BREMEN July 22-Wcoxs Lard closed AZ so marks Dfen-
hlgs per no pounds PetrOleum. MARKS - pfrniug>
hANkk July Z2WiIcOx's closed AZ 90 rADcS ana
I'M mar m ksI,a
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BrTFAlo. July pc rrR Receipts to-day l3OO head
total Tor the week thus far 900 head; for same time last
weak 1900 head consigned through PSI market hrner
but not quOtauy higher sales Choice steers 80
a. 90 Light do ~ Z5as5 3D.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-teoeIps to-day. LOCO bead toal lot
Neek thus Tar, 5000 head for time last week
22,OOO head; consigned through % cars good demand
and shade higher sales Fair Clipped - 1e4 Oh
Choice - 10 Extra for 80 25GS5 So Western Lambs
S5dS
HOGS Receipts to-day 5000 total for week thus far
2,Uuu heal for same time last week $1,000 head con-
rgnec through s6 cars nothing doing only load sale
~. LOUlr. Juy 22.-HOGs fecepts. % heal; Shipments
6UU head. market steady and unchanged; light supply.
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brOOalnn prcper,p for Sale an 10 Get

tOR SALE on very easy terms, a fOur-stOrY
4 brick dwell ing on the dte OF Columbia Heights,
midway between Fulton and " al Ferries
she BAY running through gurman-. with a
furuan-st lot l5O small only
U, cash required. Address T. LESTER, Iri-une ONCE
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HllscenaReous

ADVERTI~E,.,,t- ryK THE NkM-
y YORK TRIBUNE " Ii BE hhCEIN 70 a a "a, = TO
UPTOWN OFF .k1. NO. l.-3s bro4aNAy .o,lel =, -
frst--l. sos West Twenty -thri-st corner IN ,,t
corner luloh-sy
ave- -,rn- at. az The HARLEM OffiCIS
NoL 10 ant = Boz Thrl-aye. corner one -
NoppFR IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
Y or susDending window sasheN uranlet TOT nisson
yeA,-. =. a. iA''- ~ ' M THOMAS MORTON.
De4ri0e,ators. Water Coolers. FreeZers, OIL
L. stoFcs II & J. MOWBEAY. No 81 Nesey-sL
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Cltp RedI gsidle for Sale.

ITO LET to respectable families, furnished
rooms for usekeeping with privilege Of cooking.
washing - per week And upward 80 bioeck.
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5lcpes, Rlnsc5, Sc

4 DEERIf-ENEN r. FOX TIE NEW
= YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
I'rDNN or H.. $50. l.l}- Broadway. THIRTY
fistst West Twenty shlri--t- corner iIyhh-ave.
80 - East Frurlenhsi, corner Jnion--guare, 700 Ihr
ave-. 81 F0rfy-seyenth-.. Al tho HARLEM OFFlCtA
LOO 500 thlri-ave. one lundroi aa1
twenty nfth-st % % Z D. ~ AZ regular Ornce
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REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK Saturday, July -, 1882.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFORM


NEW-TOFk
Canalst OF Allen 81, 5Oxf7.G; b Cox, eIecu-
tor. etc - X Titus and another. 81
broome-st 50 40 n e OF Riise-st. 2Ox6O; W Hast -
lnks and wife 70 Sarah A walker 100
aud vie 70 nancy sarch 1900
=. Paris and vic Julia Eitins 1880
"d-<Fe n " corOt IOlst-s,, " lOIdst, xIOO; >
Riiiilps and vie 10 Bertha smith. ......-........
and wifeto eo6er 800 '''D'' So. 10000
Same property p sphinx and wife to Lake Fitzger.
Mary Woods and husband % n coedon 800 $500
ll3tl-st n :. l4uft " Of Jdaye, t0xlO0 II. T.
honeT @ q 9 Davg 800
51th--t. so n " OF 10Th ave. lZ5xI0O.5xJxIOn5
sle - 10000
2d-ave, 4 245 II Of llstst Z4.sxsO, Llssnef
and Rife 10 Goldsmith ---.--.-............
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Real Gstale OM!e5.
Gousc5 an0 Rooms tuanle6.

WANTED for a family of three adults. =
~ pat OF house healthfuty situated;
ver rtv minutes he CITY fai exceed
WOud purchase I'd suited. Address wltI fl partca-
iar5 HOME. 81 Vest o3d ST.
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dnring the week. but their quotations were Hrreu
lar and fiuctuating First the 3i2 per cen wo ose
considerably higher and later the AS anu as an the
h,ds 'o ore Advances-flo per cents 7s. and AZ am
Continued 6s each per cent. hnnds
IS. y per cent. Transactions IN SI Ia,e in the
were limited TO small amounts untl az carolina
week there were liberal dealings IN North "a, dav
specia taxes at hlg her figures and on the T 70
there were transactions in the ArkaIhs oTds certain
the railroads at 25G2S. In rairo actiye and
commanded higher figures. but the genera i''' vas
quiet at unchanged quotations.
The receipts of -four and gram NJ elo P''-~
Atlantic norris on Saturday. July ~ "oio'
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financial

4 y Adjourned Meeting of holders Of the Sec
~ mortgage bonds OF the Indianapolis Louis
Railroad n.ld the once o " AFtelU PARd-
Lf TO- Broadway New York Cfy. ON Monday, July "a,
I's-, at - ociock
nEBT OF the United states, Trale in Coin.
- Cos, Of tvu Last SEE The Tribune Almanac Price 25c-
EOR Law on Banks and Trade IN Bullion SEQ
4 Irhune Almanac .pr So Puc' - csltA
GWYNNE y DAY,
TRANSACT a GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER
AGt bU~tN--> IL RAILWAY SHARES. BONDS, &C
HENRY l.. RAYMOND y CO.,
L NO. PfNl--T. NETWORK
STOCKS earned On 10 10 per cent Margin.
Weesiv fialuci-. to95r, naiiri rec on Application.
NOTICE.-The First National Bank of De-
gan. closing up AL e-nOiders. and other
creditors Association therefore hor,Jy notified ~
present thr notes other cain, against Jhe AssOcl1dOn
loI pa mems EMORY WENDELL. Llsuer.
Dated Detroit juno l9, lt7-
NEW ORGANIZATION.
- The flrst National " Detroit Mich No 2707.
commenced business June 10. l,S1 'apilh tJID.u'u
IMofi WHY JILL PRECEDENT
H. VI. FERRY Vice President.
j. r.. Cl.Aitn. Casluoc
rI'HE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.,
Z CAPITAL. 20 NuON0
SIX PER CENT coupon gOSDa PAYABLE llArteriy.
POSI- s4ARllN a. CO. - PIN f~7t
THE REGULAR annual meeting of the
, -fockiol.e-. OF the sew YORK AN TEXAS LAM
COMPANY. III NrrD WI be held a. tie Office OF the
palg. No 81 Waist. tIe Cliy of Newl Ork. on E.
= August. a J.. .-S, - rock
for the lrectJrs and three Inspectors Of
Frrt4l thc i0u o any business which may
De- hf h- Getting. The STOCK transfer books Will
De closed y uy opened ON Aug ST y. l--2
JOHN $. BARNES Secretary.
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5ituatlons rDlHieo-- AlIies.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
= YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT ThB
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l.-3o Broadway corner Ihirty.
hrsts- Until p. and 30s Vest Twenty-thr--s; cor
per E-htaave No % East FOureruth-st. corner CnOn,
snuare THIRD FOEiy-seventhst az the ia Il
LEM OFFICES. Nos l.O07 aud 800 phlri-ave- corner
twenty hh-St up 70 p in al regular OK
tee rates.
4 GENTLEMAN OF nine years experience ~
\ " clerk wishes situation clerk. correspondent or
abundant references Address c. Z. >, Box -, Tribune
ONCE
CLERK or COLLECTOR.-By "A Swiss, age
y .6 speaks English French and German furnish
.atslacOr reference 10 ability and give bon or
security required. l. b.. Is hlst 55d-sL
CLERk.-By a young man, well educated.
- who his hid several years experience mercantile bush
ness: can furnish desirable character and
abiItY. CHARLES L. " ING. 81 bOwery
NOACHMAN-By a married man. at a gen.
- teluan's place. citY best references. TILLhAN
MUN DT III stanton 81, basement
GARDENER or FARMER - GENERAL
~ nor EWORK.-By German man ard we Feier'
ence. 40 iress II ES RY g. sCHADE i-ahway, y j.
GARDENER.-By a single man, y; truly
Z exprrtenced. Il years IN al branches laying Gus
rou nd. general lands gardening good Iei[ehees
HONTU Ian Is, 449 CIanl-sL, ~ \.
WAITER and USEFULMAN.-By a man,
w 90 who Is willing 20 Norz private house preiere
nos, l.Z5s broadway
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NfpEPIAI- GFRNIAN LINE.

1 Hamburg American Packet D0mpanys Line for
PLlMJU a. e. .EEBOl 10 aa0 llA4lb e. t''f 81,
tEN ...----..-.-Juy n - + IA i-iA-----'ns -
VILLA = FRS A----.---.---- th- li.
Rates Plymouth. London. C1orOourt ana it4nput-
F.r-t cabin -lp. second 500 ~erag' 800 t0iil
p Al reduced rate. ote-rlge HAMBURG ttAyre aA
-aI.t44mptsn. Is -. send lur Tourist Gazette
~'- t-r". a itrJT't CO. 4. is. HI.lIA I'D < CO..
...r,e-ll AGENTS General Pa seu-cr Agents,
II nrnll..f.. y Y. NO 81 Aru.alWLk. y. \
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Counlrr propertp for Sale aua Go fet

A LARGE HOUSE and four new cottages
4 = rem Sewar-n " J.. the line OF the Long
Branch Railroad - minutes from YORK facing
Apply W COLES JOHNSTON, u LiDerty-sL, Or D. G.
URN Tx. aegaren, \. j.
L'OR SALE or EXCHANGE. at Washington
Heights large house, al improvements. with stable
and large shade nue view vi tIe Hui
son. AlDy 10 a. HkAkrf LZso Broadway.
EOR SALE.-Handsome farm, 10 acres. near
4 station y. 2. r. X. 40 minutes from Philadelphia.
high healthy location EXTENDED view; variety VI
fruits nice shaie good buildings. Al1ress W. l. ELY,
North Wales, Penn.
EOR SALE.-Ch0ice Orange County farm;
- ~ .OO hnely l0catel half mile from Erie ail
road village. goOi Duin<s -.entliy wAsefei. pond and
streams; malaria. immediate possession. GEORGE W.
ALLISON. No. De,brosses-st, Ns~-forN-
HOUSE (ten rooms, furnished or not), and
A lot b. 100. for sale AsOury Park, y j. $1,000;
terms easy BC RI HAM, Box Liz Newfotk Post ONCE
! YME, CONN, on the SDund.-To let near
II this beautiful Old village for or next year new,
tsstey Quit and furnished cottage; dry. weltraned.
healthy. with II CRATES and furnace tne air and
LAM views and good society Address DGE Ac~C kDf
| ONG BRANCH.-TO LET-A cottage, finely
II than three minutes the bcaen.
rent going away. s4JO tbe
VI. g. Box AZ I. Long BranCn,
y. J..
NORRISTOWN.-An elegant mansion, fully
VA furnished with acre. wel-sladed. " let J. HEN
n JOHNSON. MorTistown \ J
no LEr.-At Cornwall -On-HudsOn on the
Heights. 500 feet above the rfyer, with me mountain
collage with 10 rooms acres VI Ana, hne Sareo
aaG sO0a sLYply VI water; terms moderate. Address
l. T. CEJN khIIZ, +. q. Box 2SJ,
New-lOrk Ctty
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WHITE STAR Line.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOX CO.. Elm -IOAN AND LIN EitPOOL.
MOTT n-Ih. OF this line take the Land Route
hy Many, T.. >. y. both the
OutRaru aHd hoIueward voyages.
GEtuA $40 & .pt keunedy ..- saturday July % =.
BALTIC. Capt rII,e Saluriay, uy -, $50 a. ~
EFPl l,l a. Cant Irving iay, %
no Cnpr. 81 elfeI -atunDaV. Aug -
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
lfIH-,E
fWiil not call at Queenstown.
and unsurpassed III ap
pontmrurs The saloons. StdtcrD"ms, SMOKING AM bat
Rooms paced uIl-ps, where the noise and MOTION a. Q
least e g. autng degree comfort hitherto unattthAOle
-
RATES e-p 800. Return tickets on iayor-
pie terms oeIae the Old Country 80 nom New
No.s. -.
These steamers carry neither cattle. sheep PIGS.
Fu -necilGn and other Information Apply AZ the
C0m9auy's Offices 40. % broadway. New orh
H.. J CORTIS, Agent
G. l. BA i.TLETT e. Co. Agents. Boston.
EARHIrr CAIIkEL- Agent, Philadelphia
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4 NCHOR LINE u. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NETWORK AM GLASGOW via 10 = DoN DERRY
From Pier 40. ~. North River. Newlork.
DeyOna Juiy - p. IN Jlfclsa a..--.-Aug ~, pm
Ethiopia Aug. ). 10 ~ turnes a-----Aug 10, u H.
Haies OF passage % .
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL BELFAST or ONDoNDERRI
cabin. $50 10 $50 Excursion tickets reduced rates
second Cabin so Nteeage outward. ~, prepaid s5u
For Tours scotland Rates. Plans, Nc Apply 70
HENDERSON BkOThEtS y gents, I bowling bteen
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~ y TWEEN NETWORK AND IiAN RI .
Pier Company. 80 - North River iOn OF MVroe
The pas gers avoid both transit by hhSls
railway dlsconlOrts Of crossing the ChAlho II 4
small boat ,.y.,...t,.. r,t,- % . n m
LABRADOR " elneslay jay ~ p m
81 GEHMAIA, berry ~ e4los'lii' aug - ~
LOUIS DE BEBIAA. No Bowling Green
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ROkDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct iue 10 the south n Frln'e
NETWORK AID BORDEAUX DLREcE -
CHATEAU LEONILLE LD)J tDas, taewl Ihur'iayJ uiy2I
Travellers SPAN ant iLllv, Pgrenee, PAl
&c will save time and nv taxing ths
Cabin ncludng wine, So. steeTase, 81 For passage
apply W .-,..., 80 ,....
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/ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE B.FNE..N NEN-l)hK
sOUTuAMPTJN AND BkE1lLN
MAIN. ..-...... Wed. july 20 1914 S--.-" t'i Auz
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RATES OF PASSA8E from y EW- DIRK 20 SOU iiA-AhF
TJN. HANREDr BR M IS. 1870 adj,
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cafes, 80. -r-ilsr' ssu non Per OeaFsen 7reonA ail
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CUNARD LINE.

NDTICE-"LANE ROUTE
FROM NETWORK TO LIZ EkPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER No. 80. NORTH RIVER
Hl.ttt "a ~ m
ROTH \ / nesoay. aug yl D m.
PAETHIA " ednesdly Aus 10, o.oV a. u
Cabin passage. $50 and 500
-fee-e cact. 10 and from all parts ElrOpe
80. Flelynt and passage once 80. Bowhng-Green-
kLl.NON IL BROW o., AseADA
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Bodro ano Rooms.
East SIDE.

- GRAMERCY PARK.-Large and small
r,omseu suite and sing,y transient or ItrinA''| Win
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DED STAR LINE.
"a United 80 Is and loyal Belgian Mal Steamers
ENk4N 50 D DAY FJk ANIM -lsP.
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second Cd ia accommodation uneNceAcl
rooms deck
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second cabin. 10: prepaid, S5j excursion, 500
Storage. --o. prepaid. SO excursion, go % -
PETER WRIGHT * SONS. Genl Ag'is. So Broadway,N
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
steamers Co Per pD . oussexsL. Jersey Dty
FOR ROuerlGn:
- = MAS. nm. Wednesday July -, p
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FOR ABtSteTddDt
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II. CALA O. K, GENERA. Agent - 9olth "iiltn- ST
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The National tribune., 1882-01-28
THE SOLDIERS, HOME INVESTIGATION.

The subcommittee of the Senate Military
Committee On the investigation Of the Soldiers
Hhome met On Wednesday morning. Generals
Drum and Merely, adjutant general and COM
missary general, two Of the board of managers,
were before the committee. They explained at
length the laws, rules and regulations govern
ing the institution, and gave an account of the
expenditures. They both agreed with Surgeon
General Barnes, the third member of the board,
in the opinion that the existing method of dis
cipline, rather authority to enforce discipline,
is defective, and that there should be legislation
TO remedy this. All the labor performed at the
home and about the grounds is hired. The sol
diers are not required to do any work, nor is
there any authority, at present, that can require
it of them. The managers think this should
be corrected; that the inmates should not be
permitted to spend their time in ideness altogeth
er The managers also agree that the pension
money belonging to inmates of the home should
not be paid to them. They say that the soldiers
as a rule spend this money in dissipation or that
they are cheated out Of it, and that, in fact the
money proves to be a source of trouble to the
management and Of dissipation and insubordi-
nation on the part of the inmates The mana
gers recommend either that these pensions be,
by act of Congress- turned into the fund of the
home or that it be placed in trust in some re-
sponsible hands for the benefit of the pensioners
or their families. The subcommittee will take
under consideration the propriety of recon-
mending the legislation advised by the mana
gers