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f. F. Birming the Misses birmingham, Mr. and Mrs
Fars Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict, Mr. and Mrs. simons Mr..
and Mrs John Pool Miss Pool Mr.. and Mrs Enio hr.and
Mrs Irving, Mrs Davige. tho Misses Dayidge' MI ana
Mrs. II. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Erasus wlman, Mr. and Mira
shaw Mr. and Mr., Lewis Whtin, Mrs. Krebs. Mr.. Bon
ncr Mr. and Ms Don ild Mr. Twiuing the Misses Elliot
Mr.. aud Nrs. Alexander Mr.. Onterbridge MIS- freze'
Mira f. &. Whitman, and Mrs Watcrwortn.
Mrs Longsia crow, asss ed by her daughters-in'law
Mrs. Eugene Crow aud Mrs. William Crow. gave a re.
ception for about $50 persons last evening ~ NO.
FIfty-third-st. III,
Dr. Ansnn Flint, jr., entertained company with
readings by Locke Richardson.
Mrs. Greer No. Al West FIity.second ST. gave ger
-, -.
Mrs. Charles Morgan, OF No. East Twenty-sxt n-sL
gave handsome dinner for a small company.
Mrs. David ]. King aud Mrs. Aroaibald Rogers also
gave dinner parties . ...
Geners horace Porter gave dinner Tor twenty guests
at Delmonco's.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Tofey. o. No. 600 Berseh-aTe'
Jersey City Heights. gave german.
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r,,ous now for artists for Mr. Abbey and Tor MI oyc
nnourh Mr. eye says that he waiting unti tAe close
of the Iond N season before engaging any tebor@ why
nv Gys's ,ent AMI Mr.. AbbeSs agent sailed on the
same steamer for Europe, for the same purpose ana
o.,,her of them knew that the on board until
the ship II al got out 10 sea MT Gyes aReiu ~ -"i
now dong lis Dsst 10 q t tenors. -, s,.-,
How about the ooltIacs with Madame Patti J. asked
the reporter. 49,, \,
"Wei Mr.. Abbey as non with her, although she de-
clares tla ne nas will make anafdayit TO this
also L. Ill MaJane PATH been approached on
tho subject Dy Mr. Abbey any OF his agents, IN
any wGy pc or fue tact Is Nj. Abbey ooesnt
want Madame Patti Nilsson is the card now, I'd VII
be. Aud this talk ABOUT her having NO Repertoire.
O repertoire that Will suit the people ana
surprise tacse been saying aught against ner
There Is a magnetism about Madame Nilsson thae
MADAME Pa not, and the result is that Madame
Nilsson received Her concert ason TINS year
has been no nng OF wonderiulsnsing 10 CROWDED
houses all VI the lime. Mr. Maplcson is irving 20 70.
Pa Il to sung lurre times q week, Dut sue VIII no'
do Time will tell the truth about all oil these matters
anu Mr.. Aooey will not De found wanting W any
mc&us" -
.llow Is the new opera house advancinRf" -
"Fnrly. IL will surely be ready by Oat0ber ~ .
"By the way" said Mr.. I1liUts0n The reporter
turned 70 CO. Mary Anderson appears here nex mon
day i.J IN weeks engagement. ms VIII DC Hei
farewell performance in America, as she leaves ion
London soon after and viii be away from this country
fully year. She will play at tue Lyceum heaue ~
she viii play Romeo juliet, The Daueu'ei
of Roland aad Pygmaiioa and Gaiaea ana M,s
Mr. Abey went Albany on wednesday W Soo ''''
Langtry pay there la Pygmaiion and Gaialea.
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CRIuESAND CASUALTIES-BY1EL TELEGRAPH.
ALLEGED 1xcENprARrEs DISCHARGED.

ALLEGED INCENDIARIEs DISCHARGED.
FREEHOLD, n. D., April .. The examination held
TO-DAY the OF David Miles and Charles d. Holmes
alleged Bank ncendiares resulted In their dis
charge from custody.
ARREST OF DISHONEST BooKREEPER.
san ANTONIO, L X. April Or. ;. walton. OF
Phiaislphla aduats OF Harvard University. ar
Iested Yesterday charged with stealing money from sauer
Smith by whom he was employed bookkoopor. walton
has confessed his guilt
THE CRIME OF A GOVERN MENT MARSHAL.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex- April 5.--Ex-United States
Marshal T. H. Russell, who charged VITA entering
false account against the Government while Marshs has
cecn found gully.
AN ASSISTANT PosTMAsTER's THEFT
STATE CENTRE. Iowa, April 5.-Granger Centre,
Assistant Postmaster here was arrested on Tuesday night
fpr oico VI valuable letter. He has
made q confession and the money has been vered
vAGRANT FOUND Tc BE MURDEkER.
CHICAGO, April 5.-J0hn shay. or Charles San
ders alleged 10 be Tie murderer OF Poe oncer Waisn OF
~ louis waB arrested here s afternoon ash was shet
on ocaber 49, 1873 = reward 5000 offered for
The capture Of 6andos He arrested Tor vAgraucy and
his density WAS discovered subsequently.
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POLITICAL NEWS.
TIE VOTE OF RHODE ISLAND.
rhc latest figures on the recent election arc
: Pu.lon. InrIuding 7O7 stralgnlont Dem

Fusion. tIncuiins 7O7 straigbt0ut Dem. vote. for
Cutter Including 10 ur Oh. AM 10 scat Eotcs. III
cluding 80 Green. ahI 81 Pro- woes 20 Groeii,
20 Pro, American aud seat J.Ui1 lad. Rep. ana
FRO. aud % GrocL and SO H. votes. " ilIriltl.
Acco ding to the above figures. which arc Incomplete,
tie Increase IN the tOal last year Is $3.50 the
Republicans gaining 30t5 and the FusDnists 1925 ana
thu scattering yOto beng $50 lsrgor In 1882 when
tn NJ tran guar contest for Governor, tao indie
peadcni Republicans having unit d with tho Irohi-
toni,s the Republicans cast 2S77 less votes han on
Wednesday. aud TIE Democrats 2,196 less. Inc total
vote, however, then IJJl larger tuan :hS year The
thId patty and scattering woes being ago larger
Than this year he result maf Republican purIhly
27sI cloctOn by tic people IL VIII Uc sc III
that wIlh Prohibition ticket 10 @ttIact dsa ttsiioI
eub icas Mr. Sprdgo in, only been able 10 equal tue
Democratic vote for President an 1850
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A TALK WITH CUAHLES DE LESSEPS.

WORK on THE PANAMA CANAL-THE UNDERTAKING
LESS DIFFICULT THAN was EXPECTED.
Charles de Lesseps, son of Count Ferdinand
de Irssers ard NJ DauZats and CAPTAIN hcHer "f the
Panama Canal Company, arrived IN this city yesterday
uoruiuc by the steamer Colon from AspinwalL NJ. de
Lcsscps was at the Windsor Hotel by a
Tn,prNs reporter last evening and convcrsed
freely about the progress Of the Canal companys work
on the islhmus In regard to the time OF completing the
canal lie said: D." Ii well known by those who took
an Interest the project that the first Two years were 10
nc devoted 10 preparation and that WORK was 10 Ne ben
in The third year. aid that 1888 was to ace the
marriage Of the two oceans such wa' the programme
o. my father and have 10 apprehension bat thai will
he successfully carried out"
"In what state is the work nowi"
eve arc now at the beginning ~ the third year and
af The beginning Of work We have established line
Of villages from Coon TO Panama. The country
has been thoroughly surveyed and the actual work Of ex
Ioloo Two ready 81 begin work, crossing tre ocenn
aud third very large one from Pbiladclpha was mel
Inv ia being wed into the barbOr of Colon IA We were
coming ou Steam excayators are al work all along the
line ,,, ,o.o ,ovc vo, em,,oved on tbe WORK
nov 1--WE have at present 1000"
"Js there any diGcuty account OF tho sanitary
.'wr as TO that" said NJ. de Lcsaeps,
,notoning iowari himself and NJ. Dauzal',
hoh OF whon the very pictures Of heal;h, eve are
have been there three months aud travelled oyr every
part OF the line tie proposed canal OF TIE 1000 men
cup Dyed only 700 In the hospitals OI the company.
or tbes- only 10 were seriously ILL.,"
"W0rk VIII bo carried on from both sides OF the
isihinus. VIII II not ~
I" Yea In "a week So tho Franco-American Dredging
Coupany Will have dredgo3 at work at Panama. Though
excayating and dredging ~ now going with all posi-
bic rardt. II will De year before the work will begin
10 / ok ike a CANAL
" Have the engineering dificulics TO bc overcome
bocn M great as was anticipated T.
:" No; they have been very much less Some Of the
,;a to br removed which thought nj frat 10 be or
solid rock proved t. be mostly OF soft earth.
and altogether II will b. much easier JOB tan was an
ticpated."
do you apar,l any hinlraDcn t. your work In
convenience of the Monroe doctrine o.
"IDc conf rO OF the canal IL question for nations,
not for ,ne canal company. The Canal cOmOaJy Is q
busncss arm, having nothing 10 do with international
pJIIicS II IL uniyrrsll and IL for all nations alike.
NC shall simply on an build the canal any
many wO lid under, aks pircc OF wUrI."
" iIas the 90. pbiIn Government NJ dc any prepare
tiops for certifying tho ends OF the c;inalf'
.Tue company ndS no connection with the Colombian
Government except the contract IN regard to the Dig
qug OF tue canal"
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statement of the trustees andin the talk OF some OF
the alumni is ono that will remove mountalns.-EdI
SUMNER (W. g. THE CIPHERER.


70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: I have been reading with amusement
and your dissection In todays TRIBUNE OF
Professor Summers bIunder headed fOoling with the
facts about the wimantic Companys increase oil capt.
ta Perhaps one point should he made clearer There
4. yast difference between the profits from RpeSuat
ing In a manu- acturng companys stock and the proht'
arising from such manufacturing. Tnedvidends usually
bea a certain por the profits bat not necessarily
company may pay dividends out OF previously earnei
surpus or may for years devote surplus and elnnssto
The extension Of s business. Ths point therefore. OF
II, having at some particular time paid 1S per cent or
o. per cent amounts In itself not as
Professor sumner seems to have thought 1t.
According to the statements in to-day's TRIBUNE:
willimantic Co.'S stock January 90 1882; was
81 500 worth In market sci for So OF Ian nan
From Stock issusi at par and cash pad $4,000
shoplo mass ,hs stock worth ..... -. s. $50. 900
s1ocI' January 1883 was So 00UO0Oe 1865 for ooo
S25 OF sock or $50 per cont. o'%oo'ooo
,,,or,, LA. ,h,, .xsaravobv ...... 100000
-or a depreciation o. nearly IL per cent.
What shall 10 profit o to make IS per cent divi-
dend, on So 100000 $360OOO and lose ID per cent
of his capital $4,000 OOO) $760.OOoi Very truly
yours, ACCOUNTANT
Nep York, April 8. 1888. -. o..
Professor Summer says it profits him 90 per cent
robbed from the poor sewing women of the country
per cent but soemnly declares he will drop no
further He thinks it would degrade Professor Oh
Political Economy, who had said the horse was SIX
teen feet high, to admit that he might have been
mIsiaken.-Edl -.
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soUrn CAROLINA ELECTION CASES.

CHARLESTON s. G., April 5.-In the United
States Circuit Court today after representation by
counsel for tho defendants ia election the
frivolous and nnwauaatabe character OF many Of the
recent political arrests Judge Bond addressed
an official letter 20 the clerk OF the court
IN which he says Z" that in several Instances IN
On Of msd emeanOr the United States Commissioners
have issued warrants OF arrest upon nffdayits made
Don in ton and belief merely, without any inquiry
az 10 the sources uf the ATLANTIS Information the
grounds OF his belief. under TIE impression that the
Iomm s,ioner had no right TO make such inquiry. No
warrant OF arrest seizure for any on against the
melon OF any person sh0uld be Issued"
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American Snfc Deposit 20. Building.
Flf lave. aui DIST.
SPLENDID BACHELOR APA0fMRST6
Apply 10 CHAS. MACRAR, J33 othaye

Atm meeting the BOari Of Directors OF tho Now YORK
Juvenile Asylum held Thursday. April at tho House Oh
Receplou 81 West lStls at 30 O'Clock m the iollo"
ing maute was unanimously adopted;
rhe Board Of Directors OF the NewYors Juvenile Asylum
under deep and with sorrow reveren
s real records tho Peter Cooper wci event 90
cprr a, his radiance iu this city welnesdiy. April
Mr. Cooper identified with this Institution IRON is
very begunn being ono original corporators and
ons of its it, gan'Laon ANIL MS eaa
His engagements In other benevolent ano PM 'Aopo ~
ren an numerous varied that he has been
servre u.s. but his int est an e
Asylums prosperity diminished AMI Win ms conscn.
las con nue1 enjoyment OF the estls- vi MS hano
an the dOrseDeat of has Distinguished repntaCI
Ills associates In ths d. and VAL ever nold n gasu' ~
membrance words OF counsel. his genial eo",h ny no
Li NV of impulse his r0yii benov0elce his me o. uspi
puy and deeply ed that they shan SEQ ms lace 10
nj. an. st,
10 The OF his bcreavcd household we onef ou' Sn
eesJ is nil nav r. 81 KINGSLEY. President.
PETER CARTER, Secretary.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A SHIP BURNED OFF ToMPKINSvILLE.

The Norwegian snip Zorka, Captain Jes er-
son. bound from this port for St John, n. b.. in ballast
took fire at 10 O'Clock last night in the
bay of Tompkinsyiile, where she had anchored.
The FIRE broke out the manmast in the hold aud
quickly spread the vessel The OF The flames
Is unknown All the crew escaped unharmed The lower
bay unusually full OF vessels OF all descriptions and
fears were entertained at first that the burning ship
might drift among them. The wind was south
west The vessel will prove total loss probably.
Hundr DIS OF small boats around her while she was
6urIng, bat no steam tugs were there.
OF fame. she stood high tho water.
being lgatly loaded Her value Is about $4,000 The
fire burning at q III. The reported that both
anchors were out and they expected them hold tue
wreck.
1hr Zorka formerly the American ship Princeton.
She was oI l.31O tons rrgaet: was Quilt Ia 1913 at
Brooklyn d.. and Is owned by IL. Jerscnben and
others OF Norway.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 6-i a. m.-Tho movement In
the barometer yesterday was downward. Cloudy ana
partly cloudy weather prevailed with few drops OF
ram during the secoud quarter The temperature ranged
between 40 and TO, the average t56ia' being dao
higher than cspondng day last year and lO+'
higher than Wednesday.
Warmer and cloudy weather, with occasional Hight
rains. followed by fair or clear weather. may Do OK
pcctrd to-day In this citv and vicinity
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ASSEMBLY DISTRICT NEE rINGS.

The Young Mems Republican Club of the
XXIlId Assembly ID tric, meeting al No 239l Third
ave last night elected tho following officers for tic
onsding year. Pres cent. Captain Benjamin Page first
yioe-prcsIeut Felix Jollrnix socOnd vce-resident
Charles w. BOgert s"crcllry Frank 5. bo Compile;
treasurer. JOhu a. ELgicsOO.
Fnc ma Assembly Diririct Association met at Caren
don Hail al No. 10 East Thrtccutusl. Routine bus
mess INA RAJ
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INCIpENTS IN SOCIETY.

About 100 gentlemen, residents of Staten
Island gave a subscription ball last cyeaing at the nail
of the German Club, Sew-Br;ghton which was pretily
decorated for the OCCASION Landers Orchestra fur
nished the music for the Dances which included wascs
pokas and galops to the number Of twenty-five selcc-
tons. Between 300 and 400 people present, a
number being from this city.
Among thoss present were Mr. aud Mrs. Birmingham
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 5.-Twenty firms
III Kenland Ind. burned out last night The total
loss will be fully 100000. half Of which is covered by
insurance.
MIDDLBrowS. n. Y. April 5.-The barn and stables Of
jesse Holbert Goshen. destroyed by re last
night. Forty -four and two horses burned.
The dairy of the finest the county. and the
animals burned were HOlsteln and Belted cattle The
loss Is about $4,000.
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THE CINCINNA III DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.

! CINCINNATI, April 5.-The auction sale of
season ticsets for tue dramatic festival continued
to-day with undated interest the ball being well f!cd
throughout the day. Inc tOa number of seats sold
is lGG0 aud tae total receipts Sj1Oll OF this
S27.77I Ia for premiums. making the average premium
20 SIG 73 Mile. Rhea paid s125 premium for seats
to-day The lowest premium during the daY "a %.
The SALE l. caIrcy unprecedented. ess Lall the
eeas the hail have Deea sold and the auction viii BE-
nm nlieI
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Association. given to help the special relief fund Of the
Bank Clerks Mutual Benefit Association. sKing Olars
Christmas" by Dudley Buck; Finland Love Song" BY
Eneesbury; and Robin Affair."" arrsnged as chorus
by Dudley Buck. especially applauded Tho asso-
citation was assisted by the New-York Philharmonic
Club Miss Alice Maud Whitacre IL. 8. billiard. J. D.
shaw j. H. Haaren. Erskine II. Mead, and L. r.
Dresser Miss Whitacre sang Una N0tte Venezia,"
by LucantOn, duet with Mr. Hilliard and other
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A MUSEUM IN DANGER.

Flames, caused 10y an Over-heated stove,
broke out at yester lay in the OF DR.. Jordan
Museun Of Anatomy. at No. 4S9 5ixthavc ana caused
dana &c Of $500. Smoke invaded tao rooms OF Fred
erck Fisher superintendent OF the museum the
floor Of the bnidng before tn, family had risen
They 0bleo 10 leave the house in scanty clothing
ana Mr. Fisher, who fingered behind The others. escaped
by window alter the stairway had become inpassable
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ARRESTED FOR THE CARLTON MURDER.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rnlnuxE.I

BosrON, April 5.-Fraser CunliR, negro,
was arrested this afternoon by the Boston police
charged with the murder OF Mrs. Carlton In waertown
n few weeks ago. Two witnesses also under arrest
II Ia claimed that Cunl "gavc himself away TO these
Witnesses and told them that he paid $3.50 bv Carl
ton for committing she Cr.lAe
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A NUMBER OF PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
ALBANY April 5.-John q. Wilson, his wife

and daughters burned to ucath Ia their house.
three miles from Hartwick OtsegO County, early this
morning The cause OF the tire Is unknown.
NASHVILLE. Tenn Apr GA cabin near g. Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church at ShelDyvc, burned at
noon yesterday Two children OF Harden Hughes
coioreG. age respectively FIVE and two blrued to
death. Their mother lad left them locked up in the
cabin. The ire communicated to the churoh which
also deslrCJ ed together with small brick cottage al
iuuing TIE 1888 the church 81 5OO no insurance
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DoUaLAss-wHfTE-At Marcy Avenue Baptist ChnreA, /,
Brooklyn New York BY tho Rsy n A: Reuglass asss,sl
By the Rev H. O. Pentscost william A. Douglass 70 Mics
Ida N. White All Of Brooklyn. 80 -
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS MOraing.

tehns
oneh divisions o ine iT the y hours
preceding Inc irregular white line me osauons
BY the srcuy duins TIE boksu dotted lIe Iepsn
the variations Indicated the thermometer Md
uulis PAaflaac A IroaAs
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TILE LINK CLEKKS CONCERT.

Chckcrng Hall was crowded last night at
the fourth annual Of tina Rank Clarks Musical
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Peter (osper's Walking Slick.

"walt moment. Mr. Cooper AMI III set your cs"~
think you must have left IL Ia the ohce'
with these words President Lamont OF tho Inventors In
titue Coo cr Union for tho cane while the good Oh
man inspected the model OF pltsnt ant burglar wnioS
sash As plain king suck and troted Oh toward
the door gentlemln OBSERVED There goes onc milo lns
deserves the anSeis compumehs " Don A""'"' A'
loves his fellow men,"
But one may 10 equally useful purely business basis
Even education less pressing interest thai mo cure OF
bodily pain healing of disease This work Is done W
BENSoN's CAPCINE POROUS rLAsrEBS Weputms
ioD"i aSn ~ SHen druSsisr No 3l5 Prstave. says ~
know lady whom tncy mneatey relieved o. sclacl"
DR. NJ. r. Flowers Of G.llsn Mo- says iney r'ie'''
WITHIN Coll iam berln CsrOoniae Penu writes "A
log .S rS Id G %sSs 9 nasS .nor cSi d. BsSs
TEks took hold quick. and I'm as good as new"
Congessman Guenther, OF Wisconsin, SAYS u haze SUIT
lief as Bensons Pastors Garry them always In my vai'e
REASONS are thu supreme external remedy Prompt,
medicinal certain clean pleasaai otiSr' are ',2x am ii
which is cut ia the genuine Price % cents
Piles Permanently Eraiicntcd s.,,,,.
I'm 10 wltIDIt KNIFE sitlr * cii'tiI scar .,e
circular containing reoreaoo4 Dr. hoy 50 Mes -.e1 "a
Ready This MorainG
THE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Prco wrappers roAdy Tor maias i've coat, per eopy
THE TRIBUNE. New.York
ALL s%of fsa > ss.yes Sl * Astiis
cites offered the public. All physcins rocph n'i
them la preference made vita paper Irap2or
The Great success Achieved =, nm, ,orl
by CASWELL, MASSEY a cos EhUisSposN " 80
LIVER OIL PEPSIN and 0UINlNE, mas inisooA
many Get tho original Il3I Bway ana DO
Post OAce Notica
Foreign mails for ending Apd will close AZ tas
ofhce - follows;
FRIDAY-At 10 for Jamaica, sayanilla, &C. Per ~
Alvoi at $50 p IN. ior Newfoundland aud S@ r''''S
MiQuol0n, via HalfaL An. ......
SATURDAY -At3 a for scotland direct per IS Cncas
sia VIA glasgow At Al a. Tor Germany g., 70, ~
HabsDurs southampton and Bremen Qettcfs ioi
aud otnor Aaropcan countries mus. 70 u -
'por HaDsburg Vt ~ u for tuoyo per - ~
via Queenstown; at :3O for Cuba snd hyso ma
per ss saratoga, Havana ~ r. IA ivr ne'Siu~ Va
rect por So Nederlznd. via AntwerH a. 49,. Fan.
Mas for China and Japan, pef y: Arzpo VIZ On 20.
ciacO close April ais ior AustraA NV
land sandwich and f islands per So Australia Wa S~'
fiAn''''o '''' "' HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post ONCE. New.York. n. ~ March 50. iSsa
rhe sohedue OF closing Of transpAcac mn rs,st 70
The Of tasr unntarriptei oyetsna
Ftanc,sco MAIDS tho East 1rns,us ~ aispsfonsd
Eranc.sc tho lay of eaAuuS W sso~~<sN~ -
tkalce The sAmo dA1s
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DTVORCED.

DAvIs-DAvIs-At NewYork CITY, April 2. 1883, By Tie
Hon Barrett Caroline g. Davis WAS on nor con-
plant divorced from Roland 4. Davis
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PRICE in wraDpsrs roAdy for maa i've ceats per copy
One copy ono year. i've copies 9 tea COPIES an ole
extra s3 Postage all casos foo 70 tao sn0scri0ei
THE TRIBUNE. New.York.
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Smoke Between the Acts,
The Greal sacce.. .Acaisyedl y or co

The "Dotweon tho Acts arc tho oliJ pnrs rooieco "
ete, aver offered 10 the public All physctns rocp n'l
Them in preference those made vita paper wrap2ec
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MdRRlEO.

Cecsaine soothes the rrated scalp the daAd
md affords rich iustre TO the hair.
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Post OAce Notica

bv CAsWELL MASSEY q co.'s nNULsloN OF co
LIVER OIL with PEPSIN aud oUINlSE. has iniuc
many Got tho original l2i Bway ana DO 2t.
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Piles Permanently Eraiicatci
Ready This Nor aing.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-02
A NEW DEAL.
Gen. Eaupt Resigns and Vice President

Gen. Eaupt Resigns and Vice President
Cakes Succeeds.
Tie air has been filled with rumors ever
since tho great bear raid was inaugurated
on Northern Pacific stocks that there was
to be change in management. For
q long time Mr.. Willard was marked.
according to popular report, as the Jonah
to be unloaded, but that report was
dispelled some time since
Later reports have indicated that
General Haupt, the general manage,
was to be displaced and general, sweep
ing cutting down of expenses inaugu-
rated.
The GLOBE now learns from authentic
sources that on his recent trip to
the east Gen. Haupt rendered
his resignation and it was promptly &C.
cepted. Vice-President Cakes reached
the city on Monday to take the manage
ment of the road, and is now practically
in that position.
The change has been kept very quiet bu
1t can be set down as an accomplished fact
It is an open secret that Gen. Haupt'i
T 3signation has been for some time desired
and but for his five years contract it woulC
have taken place some tim since.