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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04
GENERAL -MAKXEr REPORL
Nlw-YoHK, saiaIlay opt ,, i


COFfLE-lho au ana hoaiiHa on ne po ' -@-2'. i3I
Fa-. 30 bags .o Dr,'i' II , ' a. 81. f r,,. fr't
but aes are beng forced As he soc. here u se al bur
al. india onee-. fact aelre-sei While ta.t Ida
5uo iss DO * 1Ipe and 1000 bag CaIlccas "a ,a5u,
vesse all on private terms siai4, APO ~ 4'', m
Kin d .Grg moaerat,. ,,.
abe cialec sales. l4l9 bales .7oo bar eveus ia
G G1s on co4iisct 700 Oae Receipts al he pois TO-DAY
-,-sJ paes atlst - , nA.,' tn.s Gay ia'' "eet a4d
20 points after latier lar-eg strlqe -aes o. oaes
i s' %oyemoeT Ii.tgqlIiI. December i,.oIiol
a,iel. APr. phi. a-4i' Nsy. u 91l.lT
Prices or lnne- ana MAJ pi,n"tr 70 OCTOBER
February. ~. March. Aulu. IL ,a3. 1906
40 "y I''' Il ,,ntrv IT, ' piri;,-
~ 'DD'' 80, MN 'i Ami / .- .
--.a az -ie, T. t'a Tram. crab. orders l-..
W Aoai iml ltsuf change grades ring
vance ctarr lla- oul lea y. .xnort domain u.l
an o1.y MODE. 1' ~ '' 'e .o,OiA. ,.a4r amy a.e
o-s u Ior the hoe range. $50 nl-. Gty Ni. -..a
Tx,TL - -"os3 81 Quoatous. &c. d. -afs.
,,ol g' 10 .,' f .1.', cd g. co., TO- t,.,
- 0eT .O tomluou to oOOI Extra Western ~ 80,
GooG q, locc do - -5as7 b.. common Extra Mnn.o.a
b.se,f .Ftr4 sSss7 s,-af't i -. fit..L
:. -77 .l .--'.. COMMON .o fal EAJfa. - i,
Iuilo-. .. O545 ~. ~u.tn America 81 ~. plf.rt
81 -50se % market closed quiet .....-,O rIfEIlN
, hanged IlI I b4 Common Ia
Gu0IEzta - 500 g.. Good to I0.rr % --u-- ...
Rye FLOUR steady au. Quiet. sa,. . tl,- -u l-rrr,
50 tjas4 lO.-..-.COKN MLAL uall Hr4udywiue QuO.c.
= NJ ID. yellow b. -Sl I'll - . IL g.. ,u
GRAIN-WHEAI- NarKe, Irregular and unsettled cash
lois important c-ai-e CLOSING with less -frrne
ions opened shade her -4l-egutufg i,-f ,f..
decinel closing stron e. however al trie above
tAr inside prices fairly export bI-res mainly U
NO. Red limited cry Milling demand. an a rnoie. ate
trade m nf ons sales. i-otuoJ bush future $4,000
cash nc-uAlAe nBIaiol niri ird |s,geI steamer
20 o No - < ~ zen, - i5-fHtI ll latter de-
LtcleN 1tot-i, W ..-'I II 4Nsar4 4i-4: so BED,
. Al -7~r - .y 'ettl To- = p as J. 8 drllv fr
DI-I i-' NJ" iillf, - lf Tor ctfflI-
GATES 40 rec SeiIen Der. - '-atl lla.. closing
q - --...'.- - So 30 ci'slng 81 j.
90 N"FeHI"o4 - 47Ht- I'D clH-ug 3 1t.-. DO DEE
oenlyel . A. IoslAk = To-. do. eel e. tie
. g. a. = (.eti5 80 tnh b. . d -t----
49, - ,ie ana ,snaaai EAKIi.y .' aiH .oi.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04

LiyrRrooI- sept -l2:'n m.-Co'ton dull Midolng
JuiannS. lIsd; DO. Orleans I'D sales 5000 bales
ih'u'lNg l.IH' bales and export.
,'li- none Fuurc+-I ulands Low M1cuug clause. Sep
,'btr delivery i-id de- september october delivery.
ssd TO- october and November delivery. Ca Al dr. No
TemDer ana December delivery. Gaa.d DO December and
January dcVrrY. - al do February and March delivery,
t'ean. oo June and Juv delivery. G.'s4d Futures dull
LIVERPOOL sept -.--23O M. ott0n-F uturcs-Up-
lnd Low Mldding clause, September delivery. 74d Fu-
turea quiet
LlyEiPool- sept. % p. m.-Cotron-Ine SAFES OF the
gay incilfed D., baie- AmcrcaL.
Au"u-rA sept cotton ourt. Mddnng l. Pal II SO.
Low Mddins. IL aca Ordinary lJ3.0iIc receipts,
l' hair.. -ae-. BE- bales
BALrihoKE sept 2-C0uor quiet. Middling. 1870.
Nlddl.ne. l-+c. GOod ordinary. IL &C.. receipts,
pr bte- exports coastwtse % bales sDnueTs 30
bal ~toca. i.l4- bales
CHARLESTON Stpt 2.-Corron quiet M'ddnng. l2Lc Low
Mang, lc 5000 ordinary. ia &c receipts SO Oaes
gross. bales sales. bales stock. $3.50 Uaics.
MEMPHIS. sept 2Cottou steady MinniuuR I3f-c. Low
Kidding. I-c., Good Ordinary receipts.
gr bales shipments, - bales. sales, 81 bales stock
4,l5- baIes
NOZZLE sept cotton nominal. Mid1nns. l2f-cs Low
NddiuG lZc Good ordinary. II &c; net receipts, )3
b. les Gross. '- bales. stock. 2't bales.
10" Aidhng &c; Good Ordinary If receipts -
Dates 90 bales. stock. .,- bales
NORFOLK. sent cotton steady: MIrdung l2i2r.
receipts JS bales exports c0aswe 32s bales stock lOn4
bales
sAvASyAH sent ~ Unsettled and easier
ing u iac Low Mlddung. ii &C.. GOOD Ordinary lu'sci
net receipts ltaO bales - bales; exports coast
wise lOy1 Daes 700 bale, last evening 100 baes'
,. 60 bale,
WHANGT0y sept. COTTON steady: Mddng J. &C low
MidliIng 4isc Good d. binary, 4O net receipts 81
gross So bales exports coastw - bales stock z92 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04
LIvE .ro.K MARKErs-nY rnLE4RArn

BUFFALO sept 2-cArrLE-Receipts to-day 3,ln0 head;
total for the far 5000 head.
week 40 head consigned through 800 uonngd0mg
feeling lower
SHEEP AND LANBs-Recepts to-day, 900 bead total for
weeA thu, far 1900 head for same time last week.
10000 head. thro Ugh 80 nothing doing fresh
arrivals 0Dnsianru through =
hoGsteo, pts today 900 lead ota for the week thus
far solo for time last week, Iu,uu' consigned
through 100 cars 10 good demand and prices se higher
oierng- manly Fair 10 Medium 1as-rrs and Allll-
gans - - CornIel Workers, - oOaeo %; Good Ne
alum " glt-, = 7U0-- -ji AL 7o.d.
CHICAGO. SEPT =. HOGS keceiDtA. 300 heal ship
muut 80 Ohead. d prce7 JQ4Oc At Tie
Mixed. - 90 heavy DV1
Light = b1a as 90. Sklps. fJ0t7 so
CArrLR ltecmpt- zzoU nead shipments. 1900 head.
generally unchaug food but Common weak
qsI bO GoOd Choice shipping. r. |a - 5U
Common Fair Butcher slow and weak ~ fu
an Feeders 80; Range Cattle gener
5HRgP-Recepts 400 heaG; shipments 800 head; market
guOI mani; Inferior t. Far - - 80 edl
Good rs asa %. Choice 10 EXfa,t4 ae4 10 snip
ping demand better
81 LOUIS sept --HOGs-R cepts $50 heat shipments.
200 prices nOninaly unchanged not enough business -
MAKE quotation
CATTLE -teceipts $50 head, shipments, 500 head only
loads market aId they wholly southwest
Butchers which sold az - as 80; HoW Grass Ie4Ahs
I011f
sHERP- Receipts LOO head shipments, 5000 head mar
quiet Unchanged Auttons +5aa4 %; 9tocAers - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04

outs 41.nIu bush Rye. 1000 bush3 BaTeyl oOO bush
Shipmeuts-fl0ur laU,U bbs " cat 81 ,OOu bush Corn.
6oUlu bush. oats 10 900 bush RYE OOO bush Barley.
none
TOLEDO sept AT tho noon Board Wheat firm;
a." = ted -Pot Il o. september 81 037y October
>! Dt o. November ana December p Oli al the yeal,
= OBJ Corn dni. High Mxed =; 20 sgt
ID - september 7ic. October Tile. 40.
,,nno1 ec' 3ac soptemtor. SIC October. Soc all
1he year. Boo. lecepts-Wheai, 10000 Dushi Corn
.voV bu oats. lauuO bush shpmeuts-Flour. none
v neat l4OUO buah: Cnru 1000 bnsh. Oas h.iOu uush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04
Geaal Notirrs.

>LR L AN to a judgment Of tho Chancerv
Division oi he liigh Cou " Justice made n an action ia
me matter the estate n DDEGIH
tween An..s Lmmt kos.na wills, pAinus AID Frrforiek
T. directed VINO are th- perrOns erred q In ne fs-ft
VAL a. the t"0 ~ refs ~ TIE 60 airAs Dee HephHDlh
l. loved 10 have bal two sisters O. is;in, mar % ono
Naser and oIaa married fo H0slrl. AMI are be- e.e Il
10 nave lime resided In ccw-f,rx. s4d
t- are ricl tnLu" q" leacr under ih- tc.taiuNs Will
living OF they u~viroa the fesfatrx the TN
Anrs 80 teir legal personal representatives
Person. aiug e interested IN The aid legacy are ~
tier aocUgs OF before the second day ~ N0yember
'Z ~ cone in and rJfe % u claims a. the cAab r. u
iran Mdoer'x. Eugla or lu aeaCit thereof they VIA
De p.rtmptoriy excluded from fe Deurlf lhs o. uda
~ ni nnrrda' me ninth cay o. NovemDcr -1 90 j ~
ins ana aYudieiis agon &c Dated ti- 7th ia II
WAIkhk HArrI7CDMBE % % water ane. d. tle tlty
Of LONDON flanuis solicitors
JACOBS, ESTHER Of al. Now York Supreme
Court a. non o. b. ttd IN the Ctr ana County % Now
lof -binl-i VI td3af pa Do ~ aHtns- LEWIS r PIulDs
ann iLa Philips "a. "ile Esther Jacobs lud cfy ii
administrator ~ p.cea 'oen deee4 eft hes C0.ea.
tld Cohen - rifuie 'O.rn 1nd Heurfit Cohen. defend
summons o the aloFe FAMED and 81 them You
q ~ yOIr he planfIT. atuorners
VII n twenty day after TIE service oi ihs mons eAcu-
pear OF answer -nrit via o. taneh aftist Df n'
ut Tor the ree dem tlded IN the complain Dat 81 ~
81 1SZ Morris steele, p. infiH- attorneys A. d. aa-
.res- ana once No 80 IS ilsul-st " Y cry
TO Esther jacobs lnfiNtIulv and aImlri.fr2rN Ot
Priscilla cohen deceased Ge tludr cohen, ha Coarn.
ihartS oen ind t"nF~f-a 'oIen ullVuut F anu - no
moth r n Charles, ta ard Gertrude Dflr d. ocgoiug
Hon Au. lsi-ht % Just e. 0f ihe supreme
of the state Of YORK dated the 5th Gas 4 Angus So,
aud ne with th complaint 10 the 0ceo m. trc& u no
onnty " New YORK al the County Court House ~ hr lily
3 l-sZ. NORRIS 81 81 ELE. plaintiffs attorneys 3D. - H.
iaIu-st, y I. city. .auy7 law5wMoul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04

DEPARTMENT 90 PUBLIC WORKS. [
OTTAWA. August, 1892.
TO ARTISTS.
The Government OF Canada propose erecting the
o. the Paran ent Buildings Ottawa bronze
feet high g. Of he ate George Z. cartier.
Parties invited submit models H. height
which accompanied with proposals for the bronze
statue comrlete
premium Of $1,000 viii De paid tie party whose model aud
proposal accepted.
The models be delivered the Department Public
Works ottawa before the st day Of January
Copies Of the conditions &c. be obtained aDpcs-
ton the Office Of The Aigh Commissioner u Canada
Victoria Chambers London. W. England
ary Of the Department OF Public Works Ottawa Canada
F. H. ENNIS.
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04
5toues, Ranges, St
Gorporlnoa AoilteA

~7orTrF Sealed Proposals win he received
a, fbe office II thr FTe neparm- unit september j,
~. tif Hose u4Oua3u Dlty Record. copies
f,,r sale Al n o. NllY AA--
NrOTICE-~eal-d proposals Will be received
y att oi tle re icpar meat u-u september 3
--2. feis iniJrl Ael.N CIV
,oolI. cop.ls l1r "a, a. SO. ,t-y llA-
VIVO CONrkACIORS.-Seai proposals. VIII
be- received Do the liacr the Del anti
September 80 l1--. , dag uOIs. Or rug4ur frT
No l0. lor inform .ton set ty Record copies ~
sale SO. city Han.
rgNO CONIRACTOR>.-Se.l proposals VIII
be received Polcr itcad4 Iartfs sepcAber iS.
la % build ug Sat ODD hoarc Lrgin hon-o ind pr .ol
ON Tie g.uaut AID promises Uctaflsl oY uoltlls
known a. tranaiu Marcel Tor rll n.ofnaVn Sec Olty
l.rcold, copies ior sale si 40 ttJ hAL
TI'J CONERACIOR~.-~ca proposals viii
De- r-e.it ed ~ once OF the Department ot Public
Work- september H. l1-- for rvEWaune grhdinS,
Dua and ztects AID avenues. Eot iul
inofnalon zoe C4ly Eecogd, copies fog -c al CITY
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04
Otedu Cleaners

ROYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IaSteamersleaye Co.'S Pier fJDs y -usseE, jersoY gtI.
ftT dHss'frdnD
. = AASlbhDAM Wednesday sept. D, la n,
49,. fOr ROnertIls
Y.,cab,n so 49,, 49, nf' ne-fay sept ~. n ne
AspOg'g ~ EaCsDin. $50 Storage, sSd prepaid ST.
FIr Nh = 81 a. e1erA AGENT q sJath Eian.sG
q = "AL-'I rroSht Agents. 81 Bwsg Cen PISA gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04
Otean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE, LIVERPOOL SERVICE.
FOR LIV LkrO0L VIA . EESsIOWN
The wel-znowu steamship lIrH OF ROME
ismended TO sail rom NeNY9rS Tor Liverpool
o'oD S' er g ~ PIe5,s s Ss rates
HEND.h-ON bkOtHhho Agents, owing Green
ANCHOR LINE L. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
n NEWY0RK AND GLASGOW via LoND)NDERRY
From Pier w. ~ North River. New YORK o..
Psy Pi f Il, 9 No. 5rlis e5 H. i
GLASGOW LTVERPOOi. Is ELFN-l Or LONDONDERRY
s Sy @ to ~ r1 sei5'1 5 tSci 81 So
uLNDEHsON BROTHERS, AGENT, BowAne Green.
BORDEAUX LINE
II yEo 4 jre G5 }e 85'a a ol1 6Tass5r
traveller. 'or grlae9 spain AMI Italy Pyrea5'I PiI
Cabin Including wine, $50 s1esrase 81 For passage
apply " Eli BOULASGl.R, 10 Be4ver..t-
CUNARD LINE.
rnou X9E5of 70 rAEEn f9gEEG VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER No. ~ NORTH aIvER
SCYTTfIA IS ~, l,tr. sept Do p;Slp m
BOiiitI ein--lv s.pt p a
T. y A------- V,,,.i}v -.rf r 50 70 p m
sieeilee fescr. ~ sal s1 All parts Of Europe az vsry
''''> VLFNuE IL BEjNN u o.. AGENTS
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
- 1T" hi--' y ~, y i.N I'D ga T,rtor ,
PIX oi any nv t5, ~ - , 5,, trae,r by Enslsn
ralwas disconiorts OF crossing the Channel IL
sm. AUy4L
AWE '.fgI b. " r.O- ly. .-p. Lj a. f1
ADt tr4 "a ....--.. e,uc-ll". sept i. JOB a
Luis D. BLBlAN. 40. % Bowling Green.
- 4ON IA ~ =. IT., ,rrs MAIL rrA,r,hs
- ~ - ~ ,l,,.TN AEJ LIV.tpOOl
~ ~. NJ PER .i- ~ r.. Z lOt OF hlug-5t
yvr-CoN-r> .-.. TUESDAY. 9-l.. o.. II. 80 a. n
NLA-K ~ ----'--,--- ruesiav -e,t H. : D N.
"a T1,ai TUESDAY 0rptrI5rr IT, $3.50 4. M
.<--A -.-. lIi. day. ~eat -. p H..
49, \ - ..-...-......... TUESDAY .,.. Iu
Tree lrs lr bum OF r.l do NI-r-tlgl- cJ upar5
mont. and ARR. rru.s rl with every r.I.lr fo maze tIs
,r... -,,r.. stf. ,il 1r-...t,Ie i.tvtur
ft .,,, r'..'1.l irl,.lg.r l. D.. tuJ AMI library
also eypI.e,a ,l-o- & i '' t 2" , giig
those ,rca..r Of all uxur e lt sea- per yenllon And
.,'. '0 ' "
~ ,rrN PASSAGE laccor ne % statero0n $50 $50 anl
..I rNIi ..DI All $50. -I.E.A g. a. rates.
OFFICE No. ~ ROADWAY,
WILLIAMS & GUION.
....-,,,, ~ ,f,rt
kMPLItiAI NEtNAN h.All4.
I NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE strVE..F N.N-fDRR.
oDUIHAMPTJN AND BAL1iEN
VERDE. -.l..-.. d. ., .t A 4. ....--- at, sept
pI'rI 49,. .t. -.H.. +.
RATES OF PASS AGE from NEW-NORk 20 oDDlhA
IDN. nav tLl~ BkLA ~. ..
FIRST CABIN .-.-.-...-slI I ~ INI CAB N-----f''
~lI-HA5E.-f
Return tickets Ircu..Irl.c- Pre- o ,t+erlfe crrl,
ii.,IesIs. Hooolea. " w. ''1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04

DED STAR LINE.
Ia limited state. and lloyal Bel ian Mall 5teamerA
EVERY -AIL hDA4 FOR ANlN up
The splendid nlstc.ass- urpc"ored steamers,
ZEELA SATURDAY. -ert =, p
kAIl.kLA D. sept
Nal00us stat,-roOus smoking bath QmldshpA
SECOND 10 accommodation AcciieA
hlatt-rOOuus main deck
No horses. cattle. -lecp pigs CARROLL
FIRST caDil, 90 AMI 80
~eoDu, cabin. go. prepaid. 20 excursion, sl0l
-tstlale. go. .lt. so. cNcnrsi fu, -ta 90
PLThH wHIrur o. SONS. Gem As'.s % broAuWay,S. /
IXyHIIE STAR LINE. ,,,..,..
w UNITED STATES And kOHA MAIL - F-AA f-i'o
FOR oU lENaIONN AND Il l-Ht 'yItr No..
MOTTO F.-II- iinr ltAo 'e 4'-"
recommended Lieutenant L d -'""H D"e- ''
outW 4ll and -. Inn, n,
~ - pIIr CaUr Ihu -'iy sept 90 LOU ~ NJ
OH TIC can't dread, "iH"'f' ~ - - -.
MANA \ u. latt "a i4'1 'P.. -'- p -
~ ~, a. q. i..,. 4, Pm as WI
FROM THE WHITE 7lAhh I'm '> 80
WI not call Queenstown , ,..,--,..., 81, a.,
These .l.aLlcIs uniform AID -te and Ia ~
,,,-r..,r- IUr -lnYua @tltrr.fns, HmoAhf am nata
,1 srr % ir,I i.l D.. Whore tno nol'c ana m.ioh ar
/, ~ ft shppug uf comfort Asn1fu' uuatt-naoo
d ...., f...-, tt.s.t. 40, f.,n-,
bs tennis sto,la.u rom .Ar Ola Country $So iVn -'0"
YORK.. rs ..,.,. ..t..., ms. ,t,.
For -pr. pllns aud otuci il'lna 'nu Apply Al bas
COMPANY s. o..,t1 So. 81 b.uadwAj NrN ore. .
'F-' r.. j. tDhlls Agcn-
ell BAHrLETT & CO., AgeHIs Bes.9a;
EARRIII - CAIIEEI4 Agents, FAl4aAo'9nN~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04

60 Whom il man Concern.

DEPARTMENT 90 PUBLIC WORKS.
OTTAWA, August, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04
West SIDE.

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4 -IEU Nho removed - CEN, earh
- =, ,-I - -. IN n .r,r,r INV.
/ 0D'a E
| Nv Hshy ca1eiy aPIiti u.s. lei' iii s,is
-, l-47l 49, ~ ~, -l,.-.s "a AL ' ~
- y ' r.. 80, 800, o., 80 -
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-, ~ No. ". nv ,,i -...,1,r,rr. " ' ~ 49, ~ ~
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,-,ini AZ h. N = 81 We.t III aii~r i6 Al a
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AN1DME li,,o ' .i 1,rga, %i
= or "ili'ut ti' ..f = t,'D' "rtfT ~ =
H., .'''i. .i ~ ''i-i i-''' '- anu '''' N - '' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04

nm. banks now hold IN casb-specie and iesa'-oeu-
de~,-S~79 400 more than ne -nu heA Hc"l 80 80
- -ba leno>Ifs are o6973.9)o less so 'l'.U
a. r.crve required by the - per cent rue now =
q z43475 less than II was year ago an.
-, ,,.-4rve now is Slj6.O25 u"rcit, against
o.t,it ~ II O2O 90 then. and the proportion Oh
-, rrve now i 24g95 against 24.6s per cent
al tine same date OF lo~l. -......,.,+s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04

The following were the RECIPES and shipments a
ana from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday
veeeipu. SAIpuslt%
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-05-20
BOARD OF AID.
THE LOCAL MANAGEMENT.

Mr.. Robert Walton has requested us
to publish the following, which he has
had addressed him by the Directors of
the Board of Aid to Land Ownership,
dated London, May 4th 1882:
"The Directors wish you to consider
yourself appointed tie Boards Agent
" for the sale of the Colnpany's lands,
: and Surveyor to the Board, and will
send you power of Attorney to act
" in that capacity shortly. Please tc
announce your being so appointed in
+" The Rugbejan."
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-05-20

The Rugbeian doesn't SO much boast
of it's circulation as it does of the
quality of it's reading matter, and it's
worldwide circle Of intelligent readers.
The first American newspaper was
printed in Boston in 1890. The only
copy known to be in existence is in the
State Paper Office in London, England.
1t was suppressed by the Government
Chicago has French population
various.y estimated at from $4,000 to
10000 without a single newspaper in
their mother tongue.
There are sixty newspapers in the
United States published by women.
New York city has the only Jewish
daily paper in tie world.
Eighty-one daily papers in the Ger
man language are published in the
United States.
Since the German Socialist laws came
into force on October 2lst, 1873, S55
books, pamphlets and periodicals have
been prohibited in the German Empire.
The exports of printed books from
Great Britain in 1881 amounted to
l10,O4S cwt, valued at el, l,l00,S16.
There are published in the world
34,274 newspapers and periodicals.
Europe leads with 1851 journals, and
North America follows with l2,400.
The number of paper mills in the
United States is 960; in Great Britain
750 in France $40. r
There are Ats newspapers in Berlin.
There are l62 illustrated and eight
reading" journals in Paris.
Three Chinese papers are published
at San Francisco. Wash Kee has q
circulation of 1000 copies.
The thirteen political morning and
evening papers of London boast of g
total daily circulation of over million
copies.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-05-20
Paul H. Hayne, in Home and Farm

In good health the air is a cordial of
incredible virtue. Crossing bare
common, in snow puddles, ar twilight,
under q clouded sky, without having in
my thoughts any occurrence of special
good fortune, | have enjoyed a perfect
exhilaration. Almost fear to think
how glad | am. In the woods, too, a
man casts of his years, as the snake his
slough, and at what period of life soever,
is always a child. In the woods is
perpetual youth. Within these panta-
tions of God decorum and sanctity
reign, perennial festival is dressed,
and the guest sees not how he should
tire of them in thousand years. In
the woods we return to reason and faith.
There feel that nothing can befall me
in life-no disgrace, no calamity Qeaving
me my eyes) which nature cannot
repair. Emerson.
THE elevation of man is to be sought,
or rather consists, first in force of
thought eyerted for the acquisition OF
truth. Thought is the fundamental
distinction of mind and the great work
of life. All that Il man does outwardly
is but the expression and completion Of
his inward thought. Towork effectually,
he must think clearly to act nobly, he
must think nobly. intellectual force
is a principal element of the souls life,
and should be proposed by every man
as the principal end of his being DR.
Claiming.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-05-20
THE TABARD,

We are informed, will be opened to the
public on Thursday, June lst., by Mr..
Abner L. Ross, ir., to whom the Hotel,
and with it the new Garden House, has
been leased. From all we can learn of
the gentleman, the Board of Aid is to
be congratulated upon having success
fully negotiated with an Hotel man of
MIR. Ross's extensive acquaintance, and
practical experience. AS an American
Of long usage to hotel life he is we'll
acquainted with the necessities and
pleasures of his countrymen, and we
may anticipate the Tabard will be run
with energy, and success.
Mr.. Ross has been sole owner and
proprietor of two large hotels at Day
ton, Ohio-the Phillips House, and
Merchants Hotel. At the same time
he owned an hotel at Lebanon, Ohio
and a Summer House as Asbury Park,
near Dayton. He afterwards became
manager at the famous Palmer House,
at Chicago, and the Chequamegon, at
Ashland, Wis, on Lake Superior. Last
year Mr.. Ross conducted the Bidwell
House, at Palmyra, Wis, with much
success.
We are sure Mr.. Ross will have in
his undertaking cordial welcome from
all Rugbeians, and the best efforts of
all to assist him in making Rugby, so
rich in scenery and climate, u summer
and winter resort for change and pleas
ure seekers, invalids, and the travelling
public generally.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-05-20
HOME.

A number of miners have been killed
in a riot in Alaska a.--A tornado has
been sweeping over Southwestern Ar
kansas The May Musical festival
at Cincinnati is great success. -
Mrs. Mason Betty has had an inter
view with President Arthur. r.--Guiteau
is to be executed June 30th, new
trial has been refused him. Tho
,ScytAta by instructions from England
was searched at New York for persons
supposed to be connected with the
Dublin murders About ten tons
of gold have left New York for Europe
this week. The family Bible Of
George Washington is for sale.--The
wheat throughout the States promises
to be a large crop this year. "A
woman horse thief is in the Millers-
burg, o., Jail 1.-Two murdcrers were
lynched near st. Martinsvillo, La
An eighty -yearold murderer has been
convicted at Newport, r. IA peg
factory has been burned at Waterloo,
Quebec loss 100000. .--l0S,823
immigrants arrived during April -
A brakeman frightening tramp who
was stealing a ride, ended in shooting
; him. dead. President Arthur, and
other distinguished public men, were at
the Washington races, Wednesday. ---
James Wick, the wcll-known florist of
Rochester, N, Y, is dead, aged sixty
three. He was the largest dealer in
flowers in the world.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-05-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TENN ESSEE.

The cold weather at Chattanooga has
greatly injured the strawberry crop.
"A successful Revenue raid has been
made in Perry county, and two illicit
distileries captured and destroyed. ---
At Port Royal, in this State, tobacco is
the staple crop. The setting of tobacco
is commencing very early this season.
Ali unprecedented hail and rain
storm visited Chattanooga last week.
MIR. James McClain's little child,
near Fayetteville, was killed last week
by morphine being given in mistake
for calomel. "A letter from Clevc-
land, East Tennessee, says haistones
weighing pound were recently picked
up in the streets, and that stock were
killedby them, --Waverly County, for
her size, has more candidates for Office
than any other county. 1t is expected
no voters will be left soon.--At
Dayton, ir this State, Mrs. W. H,
Wilson, aged IA years, died after u
severe illness. She was married at the
age of l3 years.-----I'he car-works at
Chattanooga are reducing their force on
account of scarcity of orders.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-05-20

The announcement respecting the local
management, made above, is distinct,
Understandable, and decided one, and
will be, we believe, in accordance with
the feelings Of the Colonists. In this
new departure we may congratulate
ourselves upon having a gentleman to
look after the Boards interests who is
both we'll known, and much esteemed,
by his fellow settlers. Mr.. Walton has
the whole position at his fingers ends
or ought to have-he knows every
inch Of the property, it's history, its
outs and ins, and, above all, it's needs
and many capabilities. He has not an
easy position to fill, but he will do his
utmost, in the best way, we are sure,
to intelligently carry out jhis instruc-
tions, represent the requirements of the
Colony, and, in his dealings with set
tiers, give the fullest assistance, and tc
negotiators, the most liberal induce
ments.