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dealing With the costs likely TO be satisfactory 70
both partiesL

dealing with the costs nkeJ w 10
both psrtiss
IT looks as II Mr.. Edmund Yates has still chance
of spending period Of repose In one OF Her ma
jestys gaols Probably sporting man would cheei-
fnlly sy ton to one against thas event, eus stiii
there is q chance; thanks mainly TO tho beaati'i
uncertainty Of that Law which learned Judges
would have 10 regard 40 the perfection OF common
senss. Mr.. Yates published paragraph IN Ihe
World which was understood as intimating ina. .no
Earl of Lonsdale had eloped OF was about 10 eiope
Nth vepno lady whose name was definitely In
dicated bat need not now be repeated Lora Ions
dale thereupon applied for a rule for criminal IN
formation against Mr.. Yates, which Is one 10TH vi
beginning criminal proceedings IN this country
The Court of Queens Bench granted the rue W.
Yates's counsel then moved to quash IL OH sho
ground that 1t had been obtained withous 'ho ha'
or allowance of the Public Prosecutor. which INC
Nevspaper Libel Act of last year made q CONDITION
nraced.nt TO any criminal proceedings on account
of libel A plain case, you would say MOI so thinh
the iudges Of the Queens Bench. Three VI tnen
are of opinion that the Legislature did not mean
what IT laid. and that the criminal proceedings
commeneed in defancs of the Act should continue
TO the bitter end. Two Of them are of tho con-
trarv opinion but as judicial votes are counted and
NOT weighed. the majority, consisting OF Justices
Field. Denman and Mathew, prevail against the
minority consisting OF Lord Chief Justice Colerldge
and Mr.. Justice Hawkins. And that is why Mr..
Yates has now once more the chance OF making
practical acquaintance with the existing system OF
prison administration in England.
Not however, an immediate acquaintance The
original rule against Mir. Yates was obtained some
months ago. but the proceedings thus far have been
only OF preliminary kind, The whole matter has
vet to be argued it's merits. Mr.. Charles Russell
Yesterday obtained another postponement for
fortnight and it is pretty clear that no further pro-
gress can be made till after the Long Vacation.
We shall be likely to renew our interviews with
Mr. Edmund Yates in his capacity of possible pris-
oner some time in November next. The law Is not
less swift than Just and sensible. BY November the
cool weather will be upon us. The first heat and
cagerness of Lord Lonsdales wrath has already had
time to lose several degrees of its original temper
aturo 1t is conceivable that the whole matter VIII
be dropped II not dropped, it IS likely to proceed
in mitigated form, with less OF vindictive de-
sire on the part of Lord Lonsdale to consign Mr..
Yates to a dungeon. So that we may fairly expect
that the majesty OF the law on which five judges oil
the Queens Bench divide in the proportion OF three
to two may he vndicated without requiring our
friend to DO moro than pay fine. g. W. s.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

..LIvrsrooL July 2l..i2;so q n-cesson weak MIA
including 1000 speculation ano 945e
bales all American futuresu yands Low MidonnF
August September delivery. oa4s4di september
october denvery. 6ssd 90. October ana November
delivery. o2std.i do November and December delivery
$500. Futures closed firm
LIVERPOOL July zl.-l30 m.Csrton-Tne saiss OF tho
dav Included $500 bales ADsrics:-
LIVERPOOL. July 2l-lvO D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nds
Low Middling clause August and september delivery
bs.4a do september and october delivery 6fsssd do.
January and February delivery. ossso Futures closed
steady. - -.
GALVESTON July 2l-Cotton nominal Kidding. solec.
Low Middng es.c Good Ordinary S1,so.,
3d. bales $50 Daies exports to Great Britain
bales, 10 Franco bales Continent bales.
20 the uhanne- bales cosstwlse lSJ oaies saieA
l75 pales; stock. l0.bi0 bates
HsW.UHsANs July 2l.-Couon Quiet Middling. 9etac,,
Low Middns siiec 1oea ORDINARY ss,seL not receipts
i22 paes gross l22 balesi exports ooasJwso.
bales: q France bales the Comment - bales
90 Great Britain. saies 800 paIes; even.
ing bales. stOcx 84.627
SAVANNAH. Jny 2l-cotlon dul MiddlinG 9ialsc
Middllng. 9atsc Ordinary. Soac.i recepts
81 oales. gross n baies exports ooastwlse. lsl
baiesl the ContincLt - bales; 10 Great Britain -
baeS
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MINES AND MINING,
HuNpAY. July 22-f. N.

SUNDAY, July 22-f NJ
The mining-stock markets last week were exces-
sively dull, the prices generally were weak ana
fluctuations were confined In narrow limits. Inc
Leadville shares ruled rather steady at small de-
clinesl The Comstocks were dull at weakening
figures, and the miscellaneous List was 50 neglected
that the small business which was done, whether
at little lower or little higher figures presented no
features of significance. Eastern Oregon wa Ialry
while Sonora Consolidated, which also was excep-
tonally active. shows final loss Of cents AZ 20
cents. Sierra Grande fell from III 20 TO 94 cenlss
2ILEq IT TILE NrNIYa EIOHANQR
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none here; western Extra lse,1c % Good to Choice isS
%ss;;S, ssss;n Ss ssss
Western y.r Coca. 1fssc' Psnnsyly.ni.a yu P. ss
skn 90 Fan S@ y ss &c ood ReDs
Reanod ami and wsaf Powdered. sIecs Gras1sted;
siso Se.. sss.a a. ne 70.
arsn AIS 0SiG Petroeam-Duli; Bsdned In bbIs- 8o
7c: IN casa 8iec High Winos-steady: Western "
Receips-Four 200 bbls; Wheat $500 bSshi Corn zooo
bneh.i latA 1900 bush shipments-Corp LEW eusn-
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Bullion valued at $50. 900 was received in New;
York on Saturday from the mines, making total
for the week Of $i94, 761 76
The total sales of mining stocks Mt the New York
Mining Stock aud National Petroleum Exchange
the past week were officially reported at 1880
sharea
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

Y RIVER acknowledgements June Is lo64
throueh trans will leave Grand Central Depot:
\ a IN Western New-YOrk and Northern Express w1
drawn g.room cars TO Montreal and 10 ROCHESTER
1910 a ~ Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cana
stopppg at Albany Utica. syracuse, Rochester bufaA
Enc Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago iO2Ja
a. m. Saratoga Lake George and Montreal Special via
drawing room cars ., - ... -. o..
1890 a. m Chicago Express drawing cars TO ANN
dagua Rochester. Buffalo and Hichneld springs eonnoo
for sharon Springs. a., ~. -.
II a M Albany and Troy, connecting for Utica, sat
toga Glen's Fails Lake George and rutland
d m Saratoga special. Through drawing room esfh
Runs through 10 Lake George saturdays only
q M, Accommodation to Albany and Troy
D. M St. Louis Express with hleeping cars for Nias1
Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati except saturday, Toedo Deffn
and II. Louis. 60. -.
62U D. M Express. with sleeping cars 10 Syracuse and
Auburn Road also to Saratoga and Montreal
O. m Paciic Express with sleeping cars ior Rocaesse
Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago Cape Nincene
except Sunday, and Clayton except SATURDAY.
III 10 n Night Express with sleeping cars TO Albany a4
TROY with morning trains for the west ADD Soo
Except saturday night ., ~. ~ pu-,..
Green 252 and Alb Broadway. and az Westcotts ExRS
Offices, PARK place and 7s5 and 942 BroAdway
and 1888 Washington and S64 Fulton St. Brookyn and
4th-st. williamsburg .,
Paegage called for and checked from residence
These trains dayi all others daIy except sunday
]. NJ. TOUCEY & b. N ~ hEh.
GEN Sup't Gen Passenger ARent
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ITHE SPECIAL NEW YORK

AND WHITE MOUNTAIN vsud
EXPRESS train with parior and other cars tnrousJ H
and after July 1888 leave Grand Central Deg2. nnecH
ii. and H. r. R). at daily. except SUNNY srt vermoaI
Quebec etc. and arriving the y aavsns At D.
rics al ofdce In e. q Dep0l by addressing :. n A.
'4S>Ss S'SS - ~ - O. r. HEM PSTEAls u. :. yesjst
Grand Central Depot Ne"'A~
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. ON ana after July 8. 1888.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New.Yorx via Desbrosses and o''0aa"
HARRISBURG PittseHrg the IVES tana soath With Pail
and Chicago Limited Of Parcr oiains sa,sas All slap
w I'M Sas u. LOCK- i Haven a AMI s
M conneetins CORY rsu,vilis PetroIsan o'a
BsaSrs the south ~ni.si gs,aa,t
arrive B m Gsrar sS S' = a a. Is
s.a MOO r. ana r. and f. m sisat
sunday via >. aud R. R.. oa Mp M and IL aisi' W
For Atlantic CITY eIcep: Sunday iI.ioa H. and sa
orS cspe e? MaS Sn except sunday Sis and
Long branch Bay Head Inoctien and in,er%edsssa ,ss
Sio T. Sasi D. 10. on SUNDAY. ga m. and 5 p M 'a'''
Long Branch limited Of Pullman paror Cars at sl'rH
Boats O. Broosyn Anne1 with Ill through sriss
at J.rsey Clty anordlng spssiy aniirsc' Taa"''
frSins srTe"From Ptsours $40 and Il2en n 2rs
% SsS aSs s aSs ea m ssaa e 1897
lOsO From P Pclaas sasa' 3d. s1s aS
ssS ss $50 $50 ss 49, 1888 1888 and s
$50 60 $50 1905. ii:S5 a m, $40. 735. aS' i"''
1883 anu iO''V TO =" PHILADELPHIA.
r,,r CRAFTSMANSHIP ROUTE AND SHORT Linz
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wESK;DASYrs, s sNpeosNIsSY
DAY. STATION SEWYoRK ' '''
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPEoy yE TsT E9 "
MENT. AND TIE FAsTE Eyr TINE E CONSISTENT
rpress Trains leave New York via Desbrosses all con-
landt-sL Ferries IS follows s..t
sl6, 1926 $3.50 % and 10 Limited II a NJ s;a2 y
iied) and l0a IN. .. Z. aud p IN. aud l2nishs =
ana sAys M funding through s
Returning trans leave Broadst station
Sih $40 345 ASS Except Monday 650 1880 5.Sa -
III. and lilo lLimed Express iSo and 5:3o e,ot
sis $40 St5, 4:sS $3.50 m 1870 nni's snaS ~
eOJa m ana t;30 p. m. daily except Sunday. 49, uouea
Ticket OMEGA ass $40 and ytA sroadway As,or At
ana foot Of DosbrosSes and Cortlandt ga. CouftsA
brooklyn Annex station. foot Of Fulton.st Booxa CO.
ia li6 And ll5 Hudson.st, HoD0ken station
Emgrant Ticket oaice. No Battery Place AMI ~
The New.York Transfer Company VIII call for AL ea''-
bagCasefrom hotels andresidelcei :. u,oon 4
eCH RLEs ". PU9H, u n. p w 4 enl
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday, July 20. 1888.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rAASSFE2l
NETWORK CIrg.


RECORDED REAL ESTATE raANSFE3A
NETWORK CIR.
l24th. At N 3 West Gthave 25xl00.ll Fcttretch
EhEa V Francis
l24fb-st a = 1901 a u " OF 6thave. Olax70.2xO2L-
x7O2; l. Mullgan and wife to Ostharin Fet-
ASH. st. n ;, 800 West lOthave. 5OIlOO.4 Her
ron and wife 10 w stars. Observation-Disclosures.
3d.st s. 1919. d Il e OF 9th.ave. l3Gx9sS Harris
ascaui 1919: $500
Goerck a. Va 10 Il u OF Stantsnst 2lxlOOJ II
Kshlenbock and wife 70 Rachel we'll.
rsrne property Well and husband TO Hahn... $500
ies5caait aud husband E6eng $500
lot IA opposite Jerome Park; Metropolitan Real
Association 10 Harry Levine $50
Lat 10 oppOsite Jerome PARK same to Levine. $50
6nstst ! = 200 n " OF lOthave, 1O0rlO0.5; h. U
Williams trustee to Purcell. 1900
Al n " OF WashtngtOn-st SUxOS IA Bal
lentue aud others 10 BalleDtne Sons.........-.-
sgfi,.sf n lB4T Il OF 0th.aVe, 24OIlOUSx2662.3-
pa iG1i4; W LegBett and wife 20 Fergu.
r.tSn1ton ave W o sy o II n o 7Oth-st l6sIsO; q II
ats and wife 20 NOrrell.. 10
Same property h Morell and wife 10 n ATS. 10
Irxinetoi-aye n W cor Of lO6th al, l7Ix7oy III Kane
wife TO 11,200
- 800 IL @ OF 2d-aye, oDrlO2.2 III A Crane
and husband executor 10 We'll and another 10000
have " g. 90 II n OF 47th-st 25Il00; Sarah Gro
sier and nther TO Martha A Schirmer. ]
38th.st u =, 2s4 40 II e OF 6tlave, lS,4I9S9;
Morrill, IT, Maria Hsrrill 10000
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Geatbers.

Uedthers.
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.-Bes
"A teachers American and foreign, promptly provided for
families colleges Parents provided with good
schOols wanted Now Is the time TO apply
j. W. sCHERM ERORN. Secretary. East ID III st. n. Z.
A LII THE BUSINESS of a hrst-class Teach
N ers Bnreau transacted by the Union Teachers Agen
Y Teachers aided In obtaining
positions, and parents recommended 10 good schools
A LOWELL co, Managers.
A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
"A Union square supplies able and accomplished pro-
lecturers companions and house
keepers Families going abroad 10 the country promptly
suited. Call add ss Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FU LION,
American ana Foreign Teachers Agency % Union square
MR.. JOHN WARD STIMSON, Artist
WI Yale III. Graduate French Academy OF Fine Arts
lately Instructor and Lecturer Princeton College
American Artists etc. offers services collections and long
abroad to good school, college remunerave
class Address at his summer Art School. East Hampton
l.. L.
DRINCIPAL.-College graduate and teacher
l. wishes engagement principal unexeeptionable
testimonials furnished TO qualification capabity and
character. I. Il. A., Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. accomplished foreign and Amer
lean teachers for resident poatOns also three ma
No charge 20 teachers until supplied. II. MIRIAM
CoYRIERE d Co, u East l7th-st, Union square
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DOPULAR. SHORE LINE.--For Providence
Il Boston and the East. All rail from Grand CenfrA
Depot Three express trains daily l5undays exc pes
Boston m, p IN. (parlor car attachen nl ~ =
with palace sundays at 10 D. m lws1 p&
sleepngcars). Newport express leaves Grand cen!rt
Depot at p arrives at Newport Tao p m s
attached r. w. foffLr- akcns K
DONDOUT and Kingston Line.-Steame,
Ii W. Baldwin leaves Monday WEDNESDAY ana y
and CONNECTING with Delaware and Stony Cove kk
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NORWICH LINE
N To Boston Worcester Nashua. Portland and TIE Ea

CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the elegant boat the Soma al
the fayOnte CITY OF BOsION,
leave Pier North River, footot Watts-st nexfuoo
daily except ~ 70
Drawing Room ars are through without chsnke
Boston, Portland and White Mountains nom Ssv
London 44n
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The refined petroleum market continued extremely
dull hut II marked by decline OF 10 Sc. The
close was made with some recovery aud vita "A irmer
tone. Last quotations were: New-York. 7Aa79sc. per
gollon Philadelphia, 7G7isc Boston, 7a7lsc.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE E. CITY CITY q OF scI NE EIs

INSTRUCTION FREE.
examinations viii 10 heid In the bhTar
Buildings Washington square on Tuesday, June H.
and on ruesdty SeDtemoe- ls. A. 10 !. m.
Recent munlAcent gifts secured large aud np1rtalt
additions 10 the apparatus ani other mems OtnB.1tn!
will DO ready ioruss 10 o9snlS OK tle hsSt c1eS
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
LONG BRANCH.
PROM STATIONS
FOOT OF DESBR0SSES-Sr,
FOOT OF CORTLANDrST
SPLENDID PASSENGER CARA
PULLMAN PARLoR CARS.
on and after July 9, 1883.
LEAVE NETWORK ON WEEK DAYS
ITO m, a. m, IL noon. BIO .. m, p H. p M -
LEAVE NETWORK ON SUNDAYS
q m. and y. IN.
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON WEEK DAYS
H., a. m, 920& m, 1886 noon 443 .. NJ ooo n
Sew.York QAmited) Of Pullman Parior Cars, Sis n
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS
$50 a m. and 55l p.
Direct connection 20 and Brooklyn via Annex Best
which ply between Jersey City and foot Of Fultons brso
Ign.
TICKETS. BAGGAGE CHECKS AND FULL 1NFORAA
may be obtained at the following Offices of the coapany
NETWORK. =
Nos $40 and 435 Broadway No. Aston House, NO. ~
Broadway station foot Desbrossesst station foot Co5
landt-st, station ersey CITY, Buschs Hotel Hoboken
BROOKLYN.
No. Courtst Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Futora
cYAs T. PUGH. JR woop.
Genl Manager. Genl Passenger Agens
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NEw.YoRK PAssENGERs-Leave Jamessnp g. IA
H. tme SNSEx BOAT from Pisr foot Of Pns sa.aIe
1880 $780, $780, IL a. 400. 305, 405. 5.o5 Cos D. ~
James Slip and Annex Boats do not run on SUNDAY
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY F0h
BARYLON-S:O5, $685. Hos a. m. 3:35 9:35 SIS 7,1S
D. sunday $780, 900 a. m. 1885, 800 o. n.
FIRE l. Lam ID 1895 and 4:35 pm daily, except SUNDAY
PAICHoGUEaas:35a n. 1885, 431, o5S D. m. saRigJ
$3.50, 900 A. N. 7:35 o. m - =
$685. sos 7:o5 M 1915 night wednesfsy and astats5
SAG HARBoR-s:35 a. M, S35. $40 5:3s .. m sundayS
Sal
GREENPoRT SHELTER IsLAND)--s:s5 a m. Ssx
s4:U0 IN saturdays only 5;3j p. IN. SUNDAYS "a "a
LIMITED EXPRESS PARLOR CAR TRAIN 0Ns
Special Limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets good % III
tram.
1856. 49, $780, 635p No., 1915 night "Wednesday and ssts
day only Sundays 1885 Garden City onlyl l3s GN
GLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY, oYsrIs
BAY-s:s5. s05 l:35. ASS. 5:35. 63o p m saDdgs
9:35 :. IN, 6:35. y:l5 p.
HUNTINGTON, NORTHPORT-9:05a m 40J exyrood
4:35. 5:35. s::S5 d. Sundays 9:05 a. m, 635 p. m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m, 4:35 pm sundays 9:03 a
koma-S:35 335 55s 635 m Sundays 9an,
BAYsIDE LITTLE NECK AND GREAT NECK
G:35 1875 8:i5, ll:35 M. 1886. 49, 53J, 635. 70j ~
Wednesdays saturdays only. 12l5 nights sands3s
y:35. ll:35 a IN. 300, o. 30 p no.
LONG BEACH-s:05, 1905. HOO a 2O5 $50 43lt
535, 6:05, 7:O5 S:25 sundays $780, $780, IL nj u
q 81 $40 6:i5. 7l5 9p. Last train from Long BEAD
leaves lD.l5 daily
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nouR1.E TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EogrIr
DVwSENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NEW- YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGrON. n. Y.
Established 1894.
RuDer1ntendeut- IL. HAYS, n.

REOPENS SEPT. 4, 1883
Roariinc School of hi2hcat grade whose fhrcefoid
end scrupuOusy followed Is 10 mould nj an early age
The intellect OF youth scisne tte Will Dy obedt>ce and
the feelings religion; separating these three great
reoustes instruction discipline religion, wae ntuns ior
every profession a,
Situated on Washington Heights about ten miles mp the
Had A. reached sixth Avenue Elevated Roed 10
l5bih-st Carriages always In waiting OF. by timely
mset3 Lac arrival OF any
4 more beautiful and healthy paceOn eminepce com
maudng delightful scenery-or more attractive sur
roundings found along the arfanel BANS OF mo
Hudson. Its buildings t2iy hOmeiSe.
There forty OF lana attached 10 H. shaded and IN
tcrseced by groves. anoidn2 ample space ior play
grounds.
Preach German spanish spoken.
CATALOGUES.
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NEW HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTfORD
IN SPRINGFIELD, HoLYoKE. MONTREAL andIatu:
mediate ponts steamers leave Pec NO - I. X M3n ~
NEW:HAvEN for MERiDEN, HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD &C. Tickets sold and baggage checked at ~
Broadway ". " and Conr~sk, BROOKLYN. Excarsioa
New. Haven and return. 81 Sd.
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University Grammar School, 1,4Sl Broadway,
~ near 42dsL asia yslrD Primary. Con nerciA aa1
Classical Oepartnent " N. Ho)Ov ". 10 AKIN Pfaei9ti
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1n5trrrilcn.

For BOYS and Ycun< Ms1-Cicy.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Asa. li3 W.fDta-st
DEST SCHOOLS.-CIRCULAR intelligent
ID Nv selected for parents describe ter wants free
personally mailed for postage. j. W. sCHEhMEhhOl1N
y East l4th-si., New-Y York
CHARLIER INSTITUTE.
On Centrai PARK Tsiablished 1850
loS West sgth.st.. between 9th and Ttn
ROARUISG DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN or TO 20.
NOiCgcs. Scientific schools west
Point Naval Acadomy. ana buslDess. French German
spanish spoken and taught thoroughly sew buildings
erected 2urpOsey besoquppd private school In the
word Next school year will Degn september lo lnsS
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Saturday, July 81, 1883.
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TTRINlTY SCHOOL, founded A. ID. 1909,
I5l7 BROADWAY. Rector. Rev. r. HOLDEN. Under
direction Episcopal Public School
Rtsht Rev BISHOP POTTER. President. Prepares for
college For free benece. application 20 be
paying pupils received FuTtner
gwen Next begins september
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On tn AIMS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND9o on sVN
:" nav 4 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, lin 4
D0A' NETWORK.
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For Boys and Young Men-oountry.

A GOOD BOARDING SCHOOL of forty-fou
N years stapding convenient New York and vicinity
Address THOMAS HANLoN ~. ~
The Republican journal., 1883-04-19
Supreme Judicial Court.

il DGE DANEORIi PRESIDING.
The April term Of the :. j. Court for The county
If Waldo opened in this city on Tuesday last
Judge Danforth on the Bench The following
are the officers Of the court-Wm. Berry, clerk, An
sci Wad>worth. sheriff, John T. AverilI, 4. p. Car
gill, A. q. CasWelI, +. W. Ellis, and J. ". Wallace
deputies: G. +. Ellis messenger, and Miss COrncia
With prayer by Rev T. Il. Gregory Of this city
lhe following are the jurors in attendance
FIRsrJrRY. Oliver Chase, Belfast foreman; Chas
X. Andrews belmont; Isaiah Boardnnan, Islcsboro
Charles Barney, >carsport Eli Carr Palermo; job
Clements, Montyille; Melville J. Curtis, Swanvillc
g. j. Dodge, Burnham; Jacob H. Elwell, North
port; Levi ;. Ellis, stockton: Hiram Harding
Unity; Thomas b. Haynes, Searsport.
SECOND JURY. l.. c. Morse, Liberty, foreman;
n Z. hecne, Belfast, Robert Iimeburner, Belfast
David Monroe, Lincolnyille; Eben Newell, Belfast
Jackson; Ephraim Rowe, Morrill,; Harvey e. Ro
linS, Troy; W ID. Thompson, Winterport John
II. ork, Monroe; Henry Bradlock, knox
NUrERNI MEEAE;Y. Richard Nj. Treyctt, Prospect
ham. This i the case in which Mrs. Preston is in
tcrestcd ana Involves the title to certain lands il
Northpor. II has been before the courts for a mum
her OF wears. On trial the journal goes to press
knowton x Thompson for pins. IIcrsey for def
The court adjourned on Wednesday overt day
The Republican journal., 1883-04-19

Boston M arket.

SATURDAY, April IA.
BuTTER-Trade shows more life in fairly good
old fall butter, both creamery and dairy; western
creamery, p 92Sc for choice; fair to good, "a d2Gc
northern choice creamery, 25d2-c; fair to good -
424c; Vermont, Franklin county dairy 23d24c
cholce New Ork and Vermont - a23c fair to good,
3OG2lc; common, l5Gl1; western ladle, Is GlGc for
good fair to common, l39l4c old or fall creamery,
2o422c; fair to good, l1glSc common, l3Gl5c: fall
dairy l9920c; fair to good, l5dl7c long duirics 10
Gle, common to of grades II dl2c.
CHEESE-Trade is moderate and prices are steady
and firm; New 0rk choice is quoted to-day at l5c ;
do Vermont IA gl4lac; northern fair to good, II a
choice, liglf2c; fair to good, 09l3c common5 87c.
EGGs-The supply is light and has been for sew
eral days, and prices have advanced; eastern, with
AroostOok and New York and Vermont - a32 i 9 {;
northern, western and southern are quoted at p q
pc doz; nearby stock sells above the highest
quotations given.
BEANs-Trade continues dull and prices continue
depressed: hand-piCkcd, pea, small and choice is
quoted at - 4562 so, d0 large, - 30; mediums,
choice hand picked, - 3Oa2 81 yellow ewes, i'm
proved, So 1923 a.; DO flats, - 30d3 40; red kid
neyS 50 5093 30.
POTAroEs-Trade is steady but without material
change; carly rose, choice Aroostook and Houlton,
95c9S t. BUS; Maine Central, Grand Trunk and
northern, S3a9Ot; selections selling higher; proli-
ics, Aroostook 9OG95c; northern dc, 90995c, east
em 40, S5G90c; Burbank !0995c peerless, >5c; sill
yer dollars, 50 9S5c Brooks. soc.
APPLEs-Trade is not active, there is still a fair
demand for sound, wel.kept stock Of the best var-
cites. NO BaldWins, ~ 25Gt 30. spys and scec-
tons sell higher; do No. =, s. 5ld3 10
MAPLE SUGAR AND SlRTP-Tht supply remains
light for choice new, and we quote small cakes 1t
l24lic; fancy selling higher large do, gl2c lib
gal.
HAY AND erRAw-The market IS moderately ac-
tive, with steady demand for good stock timothy,
fancy cars, are held at 2 Is T. ton fair good $6d
II; line hay s5al6, and some choice lots sell high
cr; swale hay and poor ranges from SOdll alb; rye
straw, $l39l4 T. ton; DAT, - a.