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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JULY Is. 1882

fairly active and little better inquiry for cash lots saes
500 tcs Prime steam spot 1275ai22Lc closing i275o'
July 1922 ai2 Il c coslns II igc' 57s0 August
i2sgg lzs,c, closing l2hoc; 1850 ties September
10 Pc eSs,sg l251 s2, 70, IS
1871 &c. closing i2s5c; i.a5o tcs December 1850
u 22c $50 tcs February l2f5dl2suc. closing H. D.
Cy steam dul declining sales. 70 tes ~ 'oi OF No. 1
Sity ssIer 20 c, l27!c Refined quoted lsc Iouilens
.BJ TIER-Dem and Is yet verv light, but prlc.s shox
no decided aterntqn. ruling hm strictly hne stock %1lch
Is scarce state Half Pirkins Tubs and pals ~ gsoe'
Welsh Tubs, lSa2ic; Dairy Tabs. INFERIOR lsazOc.,
Creamery 24d261c. Elgn Creamery, = e., W gs ,
Creamery 22d2c. Imitation Creamery 2DG23ci Dairy,
l6d22c FacOry is Sc. ELS Field very strong
az slight advan frUm exporters i rather better
Ohio Fat easIS GfGs hold to very steady pr'ces
win fairly active demand for fresh stock Long Island and
nearby. 24c state and Pennsv vania. &c; western
20a2le Canada 2lc Western and Canada, Fair to Good
ls2dl9l2c
RICE-Domcstic qniet unchanged Foreign fairly active
ste dy safes % bags Lace. for PatiA and JdSsc
fOf hangOOn, 0uty paid
SALr-steady. Unchanged sales small.
the possibility Of Canai being closed demand fair
other spices quiet but firm.
sEEDS-Ouet unchanged. -
sUGA R Raw quiet "a 17ac for FAR to Good Refining
SAC for SO test Centrifugal. hc duty question reinnn1 IN
purchase freely sales 29s hhds. and 81 bags
Demerara 7sc Refined quiet Cut Loaf lOc.;
Gran1ia;ed iO as: cu0f Mould s$c; coniec
TONERS do 9asic. standard do, s7sqge &C.. or A.
7ssasisc.: Yellow "Ci7 7Ia7sc; Yellow.s 7sa1 iao.
SIEARIN E-Dull and declining Western quOtedM l5c-i
City l340l31ci sales 5000 Oleomarganne stearle'
TALLOw-In demand. held very strong Prime City Sic
sales. 45.oO n, n 0Sl2c.
TEA-Steady; demand fair.
TOBACCO-Kentucky more active; Lugs. G4G7 &c Leaf,
1siQllc prices rather weas; sales 90 hhds ICED Lea
Seconds private terms soc l-sO, Pennsivana 10
zoe 100 cases 1850 Ohio private tens 500 bales Havana
WHALEBONE-Quiet
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:. 500 honds. Tennessee &c were "eHN ~ !,

In State bonds, Tennessee os "eio - r-oro L.
III 80 - IL, ard Louisiana consols were 5
ci'nou -1laa716s Alabama Glass SOFA az
.oq, nc city hank stocks. Continental SOU Wv ."
800 ana Fourth National % at IL.
~ ra;,-oad bond market was rather quiet anu
-. rr;ces for some of the speculative h'i'O
80 not sustained. Erie second eohSoiS o.
from o71o TO 96l4 but the closing quot'lou ,sare
,aa7l. Missouri, Kansas and lexis - ~
s+eadv NJ 100 but general mortgages 80 /
s66s6l. Boston, Hartford ana hrie iii9's ,,,ore
higher At SO. Lehigh and Wilkesoarro
II, HIGHER at 1854. Mobile anu O"'y 49,, Norr-
WEN lower at 7512Q76. st. LouiS anu coT,.h-
80, "a were Il higher at s14 and ONO oou'n-
TAIN nc" % advanced 3lo per cent to %. Metro
- Elevated firsts were dull and IS lower al
,ooIo Fast Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia con-
- q sold at rs. and incomes at As. NeW-ioIA
o. aud Northern general Is at 50, Long Isiahd oS
:. o7l,Sa75s Richmond and Danville deDehVureS
"a a. Virginia Midland incomes at 4ol2' ana DoA
Colo New-York and Erie frsts at 49, 81 aui
consos were Nd 81 at 121, aud tirsts, Southern Mn
nesota division Is at t07 and tirsts chicago a0i
Omaha division, were steady at 81 81 faui anu
Omaha consols were steady at lOfG lV1 s. W."
bash general mortgages were 2 higher az % ?,
To- and Pacific incomes we're easier at 66a4 and
6rSts Rio Grande division. were Il lower at SoA2'
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of S7,OS6o 900
and the payment of S7,091,4l4. The result Is
loss TO the general balance of S47ol' and
leaves 1t at Ss7.o77, G33, against Ss7'Oo2'3o4
July 7. The particular changes of the week were
a coin gain OF S3J5.241 and currency loss OF
$3.50 992. To-day's transactions covered: Receipts
81 .O56.3sJ: payments S972, 1923; currency bal
ance. ~, j37, 7s5; coin balance, - l,539 SIS.
The foregoing shows that to-morrow's bank state
nenf Will not be affected by the Treasury move
,nent. of This week, and that after allowing for a
o. of specie and a shortage in legaltenders
from the amounts reported by the last
sfa+e,neut the changes TO be SHOWN
vii alone reflect the interior movement OF money
Nancy today was easy enough on call at per cent
and late loans were made al 2L2 per cent Inc only
change reported in the domestic exchanges on New
YORK is an advance from 40 10 80 cents premium at
Chicago.
The comparative statements of the National
bank Of the CITY Of New-York are as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15
COTTON vARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL July l4-I2so D. Cotton sJeadv Middhpg
ng speculation and spot. Receipts 500
paeA heIud4h- 2,5OO O 1 r~ a. ;s7 a. & INV ano
t ~ ss5a do August and september delivery
yd: 6ss.d September and October delivery 6ot4d
also s.d also 0,'d DO october and November denver
ceuiDer and anu4Iy delivery t"3,4d- tulnes dun -,
Ndding cause August ana September delivery 6ssd; do
september anu october delivery 4d DO october anu so
Liverpool JIiv I4-2Oo p m.-Couon-rne sales OF the
LIVERPOOL Jalv I4-5:50 D m-Cotton- Futures-Up-
lands Addhng clause December January delivery
LIVERPOOL July l4-4:O0 motion Futures-U pands
sd D. september delivery sd; cd
Futures Irregular
g6 FsS g ~ 5 a seSs took
bales exporters 5000 bales forwarded from the ships
5ales to rece PTS $4,000 bales American 10000 baesi
Of 2 at, SS oaL * ooS Bales American S. go bales
McnEs h July I4Ihe 1arAe' TOT arms ana Ga9cs
SD $50 gL: 20 inch. % reed Printer, ~ yards
2oz, +21dq45AEii No 40 Mule Twist fhF second quail
AUGUSTA July l4.-Cotton quiet. MddunG. l2c- Low
Middlng Coca ordinary II se receipts 80 bales
WeekyNet receipts, ll9 bales shipments l562 bales
BALrGoaE. July l4.-Cotton MiddlnC 1873 Low
MiadinE l5iscc, Go99 Srinnry tI I e. gs receipts
ports talss 10 to Continent 500 bales TO
' ca4HhEsro& july I-couOn arn Mddnns l2c: Low
Maiins, l-e,; b SGoa s}9eR pai net receipts
Weefiy-Ne receipts I67 bales, grss l67 bales exports
GALyEsrox aly COTTON steady: MldoiIng 9sc Low
foodO 10
bales exports eoastwse ~ bales sales 70 bales stock
l,1iJ bales
Weeklg-Net receipts. % bales gross 227 bales;
mort, coIztwise. 80 bales sales. 36S blles.
MEMPHIS July l4-COuOn steady. Mlddinng l2lac. Low
Kidding. l2-c. Good Ordinary II c net receipts, %
Ua!cs. STOCK. 6,ju4 Dales
- bales DAleai snip
meuts. ,.BG4 bales. sales.3OJ bales
NOBLE July li-COttOu arm MddlnG l2'-c: Low
NIddlng &c. Ordinary. i &c, receipts, 4+8
bales. gross exports coastsse 245 bales sales
bales: stock. loo bales. -,
Weekly-Net receipts, bales; exports coAstwse, 72S
bales. sales roo bales.
NEW-ORLRANs July 14.-Cou0n firm; Middling. l2T-c
Low Middnn &C. Good Ordinary, IL &C.; net receipts -
bales. Great Britain ID bales
ly2 bales sales 2OU bales stock 3J,392 bales.
Wecklv-Net receipts. Lob $50 bales; eN
ports France 45s7 bales - the Continent 4ItS bales
coa.rwi.e 300 bales: sales T. 90 bales
SAVANNAH. l4.-,'OttOu quiet Ml0dnng. lZc. Low
MddlIng II &c GOOD ordinary, IO9ic. recepts- $50
bales exports coatW1se, 00j bales - bales stock
"a bales
Weekly-Net receipts 662 bales: CO. bales; ex
port cOastwise 2,U4O bales. sales 100 baes.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
New.YoRK Julv 1.-THE following are the total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

i
B1-rruo July ll-CATIE Receipts to-day 1000 head.
total for the week far $50 head for same time lar
wees 500 consigned through 20 ears marcel duii
lower: sales. Fair 10 e.ium. - 9'aso 1ood ohppeTs
~ 50af 10 Choice - az 80 cows anu hees - ~ -
~HTgP ASp LAaBs-Reccpts to-day. 1000 bead tOal for
IL head. gucd through - cars market steady ana
unchanged Gales. omn"n 10 ar sheep - p, =. a. %
Receipts to-day 5000 head. total tor week thus Tar
p -Ou head. s.ne time ls week -3O7v had con
qrht 4. Good Workers. 30; Good Medium Me-Shts
qnotalie at = 4OQss IS Pigs - ~ % ,o.. 49,, 49,.
CHICAGO July II. HOGr-keeepts. i,OoO mead snip
meuts, O.oOO head. mAr.et dl ana "a 4 tDv .5 R
ong lett unsnd. Mixed j a. -; heavy = -UdN1 ~;
Light - 50dss ~ sklDs SJd$1 30 poor STOCK Aecuhua
in5 I1receIpt 5000 mead 500 head
ket steady. EAport - iNq y - ood 10 nove
~ ~ ~ 81, common 10 fasr, - - - tATL bueaeis
o al - 5Oasl go; Stockers. + 73GS =; Feeders, - a
Texans. - OSs5 80. 20 ExTa Texans HAL Breed
sfeaev ana fairly active Poor u fAi 500 ~ N nun ~
Cool - 7jG -; Choice - 4OGs ~ 49, LAMBS per heAd -
s,o cable lisuatcn denotes rmer tone in the Cattle
srse Win favorable prospects, 'ooi to Extra steers Il
4os est."a Penn juiy Receipts for week
.r+tn Univ 81 ts67 lead Vi through AMI - Of local
assnSt 55I head through and ot hen o. 9c or ghe
wees before has ruled dull Common q" FTne -
- eeepis Tor the week 1850 head against l2O.j
head i9f the HseH oSi o ~ so Yorkers - ass D.
SURF Receipts for the week, 2ruU hhad against ~
head Tor the week before. DUH Common I" Extra
sT LOIs July i4-uOGs-Recelpts 400 hea snip Is
eco head market dull and lower shippins lsS - -
Yorkers - 5OgSs, Packing - yy@so Du'onsi' ~
- lOass 30, StOokers, - 5Oe$ % 100 hoaa o,Iv
Cattle - Receipts heal; Shipments lOO neal ohy
* 5Oqsi jO Good 10 Choice Fat steers, - az 20 y
tive ovs s3 dS4 Native steerA % 1O0e' w.
Reeepts 80 head shipments COO head market
steady aad uncAu ge ood Choce Ant'ons - oVGs4 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YoRK, Friday, July Ia. 1892.
Tobacco includes weekly report from Erie Railway.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Npty Nopu Friday Iu1v 4


ASHES-Quet Pots. al &C; Pearls, Ga ~ &c.
BEESWAX-Frm and scarce Western and southern, y l.
d29C.
CANDLES-Quiet but steady.
COOPERAGE sTOCK-5upphes are moderate, demands
prices steady.
COlsDAGE- Stsady.
COAL-Anthracte Arm at 81 2odSf 30 many predict
further advances. bituminOus quiet but steady.
CHICCOKN-U nchanged
COCOA-Quei. unchanged
COFFEE-Rio steady but quiet; Ordinary TO Prime car
goes lOL2c ludng 9ac- sales l,oOJ bags ex
America private terms stock here In hrst hands
Change; July, Z 40 i.9Vci An
gust 45a 7.5Oc. and september, $50 az 6Jc bid and
asked Exchange samples 3Oo Mild grades steady
and l9S MaracaiD0. 600 bags La
guayra Savanila private terms MaracaDo
and Ia,uayra la! &c ami Slvanilla- l20l3c.
COTTON-Spot Cotton lisc lower and quiet sales BOZ
bale. "a bales all for spinning Delivered on
ontract 700 Receipts the ports today LAOS bales
against 2.bacs this day last week ana So-I bales
IssI !, i.6l 22l bales against
period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15
STATE OF TRADE.
BALTIMORE
EsTIC MARKRrA

pA,rrNonH July i4-Cott0p quiet Mifdling. l31sc
Fou arm. Howard ana Western super ana - -
as4 Or DO Extra - rs Family. - .29to 20
CIV Mills super. 2jds4 90 DO Extra - - So 40
Fanny 56ax7 70. Brands 50 Is 1s % fAtApsoo
Famiiy Il 75 Wheat-SOuthern Res- 81 70 Ssl % 10
Amber. al 2sssI No Maryland y 48d5l 40; 30
Western Winter Red spot 1Sl 2s1 July d - SS
81 25s 81 2kes ~ septenber 81 - = Sosn
southern Wnlta 81 %, Yellow, Slcs western mica
spot s5as5A. July. 5JlsGS4sc Oats-routher ~ So
Western hite az e7Ac. Mixed s0gg72c, fsA s<AA>
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prices generally being somewhat assri nSV higher
seht and in some instances ma,e'i nonds was sale
The only feature in Government oOna S Of 1o1 D.
of continued IS up to lol ana nna Other issues
mbich is an advance OF u per cent ID "a fol-
we're neglected and quotations were '''"'''
lows: rad
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Coo1 Ordinary ......... %, low NlduIny 80
str1ct God .,.i ordinary. lO3s Middhng.------


Futures moderately 1'yg seng ee. { pa az afqne q
70 A1gS r. de 81 september I14l Z5O Oc-
etoDeI ;,0q aa 49, FebTaary 10
March $3.50 2O- April ~ l2qizIi TiioeS ior hlHss
October isl November lLt5. December, llo, Janu
airy. 173 February. tLs March 81 ApiH a 80
~ 20 september 34G' october 1883 Noyeinbeg
1863 December. lCs January ll.1sGl hsO FehrnaTy'
lL9i ell.9-; March, l2O'Gl-oii April 42'4oGI-4''
FOii.iGS IKUifs-Quiet. prices without general o.
@a sSr SsS saoS boxes Messha ana naples Lemons
FEota SS6 1G2 az qHE less active
ante ana SS business mainy n Low %0 Gads,
hst jobOng trade inquiry sales 1902 o eDis' ia,
prices within Inc range l3uO bbls sour Extra
iatons: No p S5aSS 81 arier superfne - 55a
y 80, Common 70 FAIR txtra STATE - 500 - Goo 70
Good 10 Choice - sJgSS So Common to Good Extra
ass Common Extra Minnesota ass 90 Gear - Gssi
Rye Mixture s6aS7 Ba4ers Extra 81 5oas7 7j straight
Extra ssaS5 - Good to Very Gaoee Famy - 49, ~
West indies &c 6O@s6 90 south America S692sse 81 PAT
LOO b5is Common to Good Extra at - 3OG
1000 bis. southern =. delivery, for export a
S 5is sSpeTdnc So IS ~ 10 - ny, Ma qliej sieadg
GRNIN-W HEAI-MarAet j a sc. lower, with bette
S nag Ss on SIST ss S oos da and ns1y %
about ne Inside ur;ces sie7' Z $1,000 o s
Rcd, Al II 1851 81. No. : hed, s. 70 No. 3 Red.
- - p = =. steamer y i'o ~ S ui 81 on on
board; No: ! Red. u 80; Mixed Winter u 2sa$l 2,2
Ungraded White, II l4DSl 3I4a 40 White, II 2S0
II 5O4 White 81 81 aSl 81 certificates, = -
81 3Za4 delivered part 10 arrive this MONTH No Red July
81 2Sl4 do. August 81 % s0Sl %,
closing II L. load irs haf August II -, do sep
tembcr II 23isasI 25 closing 81 x; do October 81 "a
81 - closing ~ a do November 81 - 40 = y closing
the ~ -asNSl % - Closing ~ 2Zs
-. and nnny held at $50 BA Riley
very ntts il any export trading demand for home
and good business speculative account sales lJ2 600
bush cash including Ungrded Western
s2GS7 three loads OF posted sold 81 c
"a NfNpu liLlI &
ljvered. No " mite 9Sc Mixed July SJsd,5asc.,
closing SO August. 50 ds7c closing 50 SC DO sep
t.mrr october,
closing Soc November. ~5dsGc. closing c. do seller
lower with large trade manly IN options sales t5SOOO
Du a. including Gle. No 2 6l d62c. for New, C3c
for old mol quoted &C. White 623ac; No 2, 644a
Ojc.; No quoted 6oc White Canada west bsci Mixed
western s. 05jc; 63D5Sc.; Mixed state, ga
90 lc; White do, IS 7Oc, No. Mixed July, 81 a6l nc do
August 81 GJ2 % do. september. iSl2Dtsc 10 OcOner
FEED rather more steady AZ 70 - SOC
6O,b Mddinss 81 211Sl 40 rye reed, - 5V@
81 40
,,,-,t sr-ppr OF GRAIN IN THE United STATES AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15

LoNF', July lf-l2O n m.-Consols 997ta for money
az " iOr The account knc, los consos ~.
AID u csfern. Zs-4
LONloN Juv l4-4OO D. m Atlantic ana Great Western
MS mortgage trustees certIncates 465, Lire 40. 40
second eonsos 1874 New ORR Central l31 ILLINOIS Central
~ Fennsy wanna Central, ~ heading So New York on
t41o AMI esteTl. 49, '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15
5itnailons Uanieo mlleS.

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A'0ti '-sil-- -f'"N' ooiO"v O0f'"' -'f"OO
TIE following were the receipts and shipments at
auC lrOiu Chicago and Milwaukee to-C4y:
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15

The following shows the imports OF dry goods al
the Port Of New-YOrk for the week ending July
L. anG since the beginning of the year, as com.
pared with the corresponding periods of prevlou.
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15

OFFICE WELLS FARGO q Co,
No. % BROADwAY June, n, 1881
| VNHE RepTllar Semi-annual Dividend of
FOUR PER CENT
has Directors OF this payable
| July Is. lSs2. Office As above.
books vii close une 30 NJ p m, ana reopen
July H. r, , r,r,o,.s
Assistant secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15

OPFICE THR BOARD OF DIRECTORS }
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co, ,
INV YORK May Il, lS82)
| T'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
4 pany have this day declared Dividend Of THREE
DOLLAIIS $50 PER SHARE payable on the LIST day Of
Tie transfer books De closed the 10th day u Juls
~ 80 80 By order Of the Board.
J. n KNAPP, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15

TotalBusa lelOs7 7Gl0O 2JO 10000 2GsOO 44,28O
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
TO-DAY were 70 follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-21

President Arthur spends most of his time nowadays at the Soldiers Home near Wash ington. He is busy in preparing his message. During the last week he has had several pro- longed interviews with returned Congress- men, and some of these gentlemen are re- ported as saying that they have given him plain hints relative to his future course to- ward different sections of the party, and the necessity for a broader recognition of all factions, in order to close up the breaches so apparent. They say that the President has received their suggestions very kindly, and certain important appointments is due to the desire to consult with leading Senators in order to be sure that his next public steps will gain more general approval than some heretofore. This Is encouraging if true.
 Senator Blair. of New Hampshire, says that If the Republican party is to win again 1t must recognize the fact that g new genera tion of voters has como upon the stage to whom the old war cries have little means ing. "This country is a young mans coun- try" he says. "It is ruled by It's young men. The young men are to the front al- ways, and always must be. The Republican party was the creation of young men, rest less of old and effete leadership. Tho war was fought by young men," He adds also that ''the old issues are almost entirely ex hsusted," but that ''there are great mora
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-21
Victims Of POmpeft.


 The work of exploration which has been steadily going on in Pompeii for over 8 cen. tury, from the day when excavations first began on the site of what was then vaguely called ''La Civita," in 174s, has led to other than purely archaeological results. It has en- abisd 8 fairly accurate notion to be formed of the nature and extent of the catastrophe. We know, for instance, that the lava stream did not reach Pompeii, and that the city was not destroyed by fire. We know also that the eruption was accompanied by one or more shocks of earthquake, which threw down houses hero and there, and buried men and women under their ruins. From the fact that skeletons have been found at the entrance to the public bath which was quit ted hastily by the few grand ladies who were not present at the gladiatorial performance in the amphitheatre, the time of the catas- trophe can be fixed with approximate aocura. cy at or about noon. It would be mistake to suppose that the majority, or even a very large portion of she inhabitants of Pompeii, psrished. The effects of the ashen shower were not spontaneous, and every one who
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-21

is the only Iron preparation that does not color the teeth, and will not cause hRARache or constipation, as other Iry4stpreparations will.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-21

The British Medscaz Journal publishes re- port by Dr. J. Comyns Leach on the recent cremations in Dorset. The cremation of the first body was completed in little more than two hours, and Dr. Leach says: During the whole time of cremation, although the night was damp and oppressive, with scarcely breath of air, and 8 chimney only about twenty two feet high, so we'll did the appa- ratus do it's work, that not the faintest trace of odor was perceptible. This, think was due to the free admission of oxygen through the loosely fitting fire clay blocks in the side, producing the perfect combustion of gases, which otherwise might have escaped burned and this, think, should always be provided for, where the opening is in the end, by means of short bent tubes through the walls of the cremation chamber. The following evening, the whole apparatus be ing still warm, the body of Lady Hanham, who had died in her ninetieth year, was placed in the furnace and cremation was complete in two hours from the lighting of the fires"
 The approaching trial of the brothers Ar mand and Leon Peltzer, in Brussels, for the murder of the Ant werp lawyer, M. Bernays B, promises to be a process of highly sensa- tional character. No fewer than 373 princi pal witnesses have been examined in the ore
 lminary Investigations. They include not only residents in many of the chief cities of western Europe, but some from America, eight of the number coming from New York, nineteen from Paris, fifteen from Hamburg, eleven from Bremen four from London, and nine from Aix-la Chapelle, while 242 belong to Brussels, Antwerp and other places in Belgium, and nineteen to othor cities of the Continent. But besides these principal wit nesses 8 vast number of other persons have been questioned on minor particulars, includ- ing 40 Paris barbers, and all the makers of firearms in Brussels, Antwerp and Liege Mime. Bernays, the widow of the murdered man, has been examined eleven times, and is ! reported to be gravely compromised by some of the evidence The most celebrated bar | risters in Belgium have been engaged for the defence
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-21
J. N. Adam & Co.
There Must Be Something In It.

ThereN Be I
  sitbendne
  experience
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-21
: MORNING. NOVEMBER 2l. i~~2.

questions awaiting settlement to-day, as UT gent and pressing as was the great question of human freedom. The Republican party must take hold of them. If it does not some new party will be born for the express pur- pose of settling them"
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-21

MT. Wilson Flagg, the veteran naturalist, does not like the ''pesky" little English spar rows. He plaintivsly recites how the blue- birds and wrens and swallows and martins are driven into exile by these foreign inter lopers. He proposes the formation of society for the extermination of the English sparrows and the protec- ton of our native birds. He outlines a constitution for the society, which provides that both sexes shall be eligible to tho offices of tho society; that the membership fee shall be $1 that m onthly meetings be held :; that branch societies be started in all parts of the country, and that the directors at once devise means that may be prudently used for the destruction of the sparrows and for the repeal of laws for their protection.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-21

The Prussian government proposes to abol ish the lower grades of the class tax, which is a direct and not a very popular tax. The deficit so produced is to be repaired by a very moderate system of licenses for the sale of tobacco and liquors. This proposi' tion is extremely unpopular throughout Cor
 many, where tobacco, beer and high wines contribute very little to the public revenues. Tobacco contributes to the public exchequer of Germany but about $1, 1,125, ,OOO, while beer, wine and spirits combined produce but about twenty million dollars. Nevertheless, the Germans are utterly opposed to such system of internal revenue and licenses as we have in this country. They prefer 8 salt tax to beer tax, and they seem to prefer direct taxes to an excise or @ tax on consumption.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

To-day is Donation Day for St. Francis Orphan Asylum. The oontribr lions should be generous.