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sour.miIka fine and others too tedious TO mention In
ns a., s ro o0ts ana ont before this
night five weeks On Saturday the LIST OF August ai
Occupied by Caryles father two miles northwest OF
Ecclefcchanl. You must be there any way IL 1t 10 IN
The last book worth mentioning which have perused
was Stewards Preliminary Dissertation Tor the sec
ond time. The longer study the works OF TINS pmloso
pher the more become convinced Of two things-hrst
that in perspicacty and comprehension OF understands
ing he yields to several but, secondly that IN tastt
variety OF requirements, and what IS OF more import
once in moral dignity OF nlDd he has no rival that
him Jealous advocate. When he has come before the
public he has borne himself Sth carnage 80 ee a y1
so commanding aud now when with uiapans mu1
he retired to devote the last remnant 0i hA WeusIe'
tude ia 80 pensvey sublime regard nm WIN aeSel
ence which scarcely feel for any other LIVING person
He is "a man. take him for all in all, we shall not loon
upon his like again There is something melancholy IN
tie thought that world cannot long enjoy the ght OF
soCn oru m aS to put It by Poor Donaldson you
| see is cut of in the prime OF hs days
Poor fellow few summers have passed since no was my
| companion as careless good-natured beng as ever
beathed the b1 this world And TO think mat ne mas
gone excitos many painful reflections upon the obvious
| but solemn truth that the place which now KNOWS Us
viii ere long know US no mere at all forever ~ Is ioa
terable fate to which this earth and those hat n%els
for who would wish i've thus forever And one year
thousand centuries are the same Meeting hstant III
the eyerahg sweep OF ages that been and arc to
come Here follows long extract Naunl from one OF
servius SulpcIuss far-famed letters 10 iuly on enJ
| death of bis daughter And then Carlyle coutnues'l
All this may be true philosophy yet still some internal
tears viii fall the graves OF those whom we have
loved, and who departed to that land OF DARKNESS
and the shadow OF death, about which SO nucA IS
| hoped feared and little understood lhose are
mOurnfu thoughts. They come across my nina az unes
In the stiffness OF the solitary heht anu in1 IT,
an of fearful cOniecturcs. Ny Coo eAcihlhls
| the melancholy aud higi-mnGed Pascaj eDlghten my
soul or take from ii this reasoning curiosity: Mon
tagne tells us that he "reposod upon the pillow Ot
doubt" And there Is a day cOming-it is even now not
tar distant-when Gl mine shall be explained or need
no explanation. will pursue these reflections no uI
Their one thing, let never cease to believe WhaeYef
be our Gesnyan right mind Is the greatest blessing
| we can obtain Imagine. Believe me TO be yours
/ faithfully, THOMAS OAhLfLE'
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

p.,,,uoRr Dec 3O-Cotton duh Middlings l0c.,
Flour quiet Howard street ana Western S9perane 60 loo
e. ~ nncr 81 SOa*4: do Extra ~ 25ds5 So Rio
RIands 80 5000 10 Patapsco Family. So 49 Wheat
az HH No Maryiand 81 10 No. Western Winter Rcd
snot 81 os DecemOer u OS 4sl 054 CornsOu tnera
fe n1her &c. oats dul-Southern. 40 case. Western
Wbe A. ease: Mixed. 446IecS Pennsy yania. A. q ioc
aa may r%S % SsoSs PORK
So 25 Bulkmeats. Shoulders sal04c: Clear no
Sides packed oelOl&c. Bscon-shouders eS'ed Clear
ans S li5.e Butter wstera Packed 22a9sc. Cream.
cry. 52GS6c Esgs 2oc Petroleum ,sgn os%
BUFFALO. Dec. 3O.-FIouI aull ouoted INV .ronnd
Kew Process g 20ssS 20 Nate Winter sSSsSSs;
sorSs wheat 81 49, Rye a1tire . 10 No spring.
u.s. Rye Flour. - go 90 Srs1mso ooaso wtst
;n SToans 30 sg e. Viii. winter g New
Process, ss9s9. Wheat duh 10 ! Whi,1 ni1hlSsn AZ
81 0Oa sIi7qsl - for No Hard Dal9h " Is BID essn;
the year No Red Michigan ~ store 81 90 No. Rcd
Winter At 81 o. Corn dull Old 40 Mixed western AZ
White "a lSe No state 46d4c. Barley dull canada
AZ IUapOc Malt from canada Barley quoted At 81 10
Ssl 20, siIrowed state 7Oss9c; Two Rowed state
esI as psr cwt, Fine, 81 50asI 63 Patent Process.
sI1ossl %. Mi Feed steady Cosrse sloesi6 per ton.
BY raiFiour S0 Wheat SC. Corn. SIC: Data &C. canA
freighJs 10 New.Yorkwhest bpc Corn. 9i2c oats 3Sc
Faxseed &C. Lumber 10 Newlors - 80, TO Albany -
recsips Flour 1900 bbs. Wheat. $4,000 bush; Corn
s601O bush. oats 900 bush Barley Z, 900 BUSH hyS
1900 bush. railroad shipments-flour 23Ov bos; Sheas
$4,000 bus Corn. $4,000 BASH oats $4,000 bush Barley
1000 bush, Rye. 1000 bush. -.
CHICAGO Dee Flour steady Common 20 Choice spnaf
fo Patents 50 50asi 0Oj Winter Wassts iar " shoes
old. 81 80 9S5 90; S5es5 90 Low Grades "
ali the year, 81 g5i SO january, 81 0lis May No =
Red Winter, 9AS.e. cash e6se December; v~s's~
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Ioypos Dec 30-l230 y. m-Atlanuc ana Great western
Arst mortgage trustees ceruncates QUA 90 second mort
~ GA trustees cerncates 1919 erie, 402 do second
go 100 New.York central 49, Illinois Central l4l IL
New YORK. ontario aud western, 2O's; NIL
wsnkee and 81 Paul common, lOi.
IOypON so D. m-Atlantc and Great western nrst
mortgage trustees cerncates oil do. second mortgage
i6I,, 0ETe, does Illinois Central. l47
81 IoNnoN Doc 3O-2. 10 y. m-Pals quote three
per cent 40 10 continues Tor the account
IosDON Dec 3O1hs EcOHOmasf OF this week "The
rate of for bank bills sixty days 10 three months ID
4 per cent and for trade bills sixty days To three months
per cent American railroads lowe sympathy
with New.YorK advices Denver and Rio Grande and Nor
fok ana Western preferred fallen g. 81 and
FIancsco ~ aud Louisville and nashville l. Wabash how
ever, u higher
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON, Saturday. Dec. 80, 1882

Tho Hanover Fire Insurance Company has de-
cIared n sem-annual dividend OF per cent, pay
able Oh demand. MA. p.,,a, 80
uissonri are invited to read advertisement IN an
other column addressed to them. -,
Among the changes il firms which Inc pO Will occur ra
of Wessrs. Lawson Crane IL Douglas will be sue
ceeded by Niessrs Lawson, Douglas ~ Co., win
MIR Charles A. Johnes, of tho New-fork STOCK Ex-
change as q special partner ,..
Tie following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee on Saturday;
Raca,ntA shipments.
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gnsirufflon.
Miscellaneous.

A GOOD SCHOOL-How to find it! State pul-
N nils age and sex price desired location preferred With
other particulars The long expeence and distinguished
success of American School Institute gives Parents ana
Guardians advantages In selecting schools for Their chill
dren Circulars ntellgen information Tree personally
ma ed for stamps ]. W. 5CHERMERHORN, secretary,
East 1Ith-st
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
Il CHILDREN will find prospectuses OF the BEST either
" PiSCKNFY'S sCHOOL. AND COLLEGE GUIDE,
designed 10 assist parents in selecting schools At oces
FREE by mail cents for postage Special cataogne9 Ok
the furnished RATS Information concerning
schools freely given parents and guaIdans ..,,,
PINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHEitS
Domestic Building. Broadway and l4th.st. New YORK
CTENOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY All
- readers shOud write Immediately for new
large circular OF Wawoths StenograDic Institute Mes1
l3th st.
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Danelnl Academies.

ALLEN D0DWORTH'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No. 69l 6th.ave.
For particulars send for circular
Dodworth's Iancers will be published In few days
LEX MACGREGORS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, l12 6th-ave.
Private and class lessons every day. sec circulars.
TMR. TREN0R'S ACADEMY CHANGING,
~ Broadway and SD ST.
Lessons every day AID evening. send for circular
CARL MARWIG'S SCHOOL for DANCING,
" 81 Madison.ave send for circulars.
NE GARMO'S classes in dancing meet daily
IL Monday and Thursday evenings at Standard Hail.
I.476 broadway
ID HARVARD REILLY Master Of Dancing,
No 57S 5th-ave. cor 47th.st opposite windsor Hotel
Glasses will recOmmenCe Monday OctDDet 40 1904. In
gagement o Newport II. l.. closes OotoDerL
p. 5. send postage stamp for circular
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Geachers.

ABLE and accomplished professors. tutors
N goyenesses lecturers companions and housekeepers
supplied by MISS VI. j. YOUNG, American ana Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square,
TVEACHERS WANTED. ESPECIALLY FOR
the West and South. Vacancies filled free send stamp
for application form Public School Journal" to
NATIONAL TEACHERS AGENCY ClNCINNAI1, q.
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MILITARY LIFE IN ITALY. Sketches by EDMoNDo
DE AMICIs. Translated by MILHELMISA ". CAl !.
With illustrations. $40. PIP. 440. q. Z. Pntnam'a
Sons.
These papers Will give the reader new idea OF
The military man. They represent MIN as tender
he.rted creature full of soft susceDtblities. pa
tbetic reflections and unselish kindness. All this
may be true of the Italian military man OF whom
Signor de Amicis writes and if his sketches are some
what embellished by the Imagination some OF them
are SO touching and so graceful that the sentmen-
talisy OF the rest may be pardoned The translation
Is reasonably good its chief fault beng the em 10y
ment here and there of word or phrase expressing
the letter rather than the spirit of the original.
In Gardening for Young and Old" (Orange Judd
e. Col Mr. Joseph Harris delivers in pleasant way
some sound elementary instruction ON the cultlva-
toh of vegetables and flowers In the preface seed
growing is recommended as a most promising in-
dustry, but directions for this special KIND oil
gardening are given in the treatise. An explanation
of the most approved methods of growing and
gathering seeds would make a useful handbook.
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EUiON LINE. -
w UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF fENSIDMN AND LINEsfDDL.
Leaving Pier IS, y. r., foot OF kug St
ur6laY. Jan. =. II a.
AhlHD u''yi jan " = W.
Tuesday. IAN -, . a.
ALASKA .Tu San. 30 y go o. a.
TTIhese steamers are hunt Of iron IN Eht coIst
uis. and furnished with every requisite o MAKE mo
passage across tho At both ana agreeable. having
bathroom drawing room, piano and library
also sfsWardrS AID caterer un each
steamer upper deck thus in-urlg
greatest Of all uNurcs ~ perfect ventilation aud
light 800. 900, .,..,
Cabin rasa according o state O0ml 500 so and slOO
intermediate, SO. Stccragc At low fates
OFFICE, no - BROA DWAY. -
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For Both Sexes-City.

For BOtn SeXes-Cltv.
MISS VI. A. CLARK'S
vi French and English school for Young Ladies AMI
Children 1O7 East 35th puDc school methods employ ed
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Art Schools-City.

MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
WI after Monday Oct 49, IN DRAWING, OIL and WATER
COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE, FLOWEHs and LAND
s(,APE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATlON.
STUDIO No. 10 MADISON AVENUE
References.
Mr.. D. HUNTINGTON,MrW WILLIAM HARfMrJAMEs
II. HART, MI. a 4. BELLOWS.
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9nsirnction,
For Boys and Young Men City

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition.
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash, l45 W 45th.st
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, English and
" Classical IL East 7Sthst. reOpens september Is
Thorough preparation Tor cole or business For circulars
&c address Itey. h. H. BUhNhII. Principal
Al w. LYONS -...-..u,..
Nj. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
No EAST TWEEN .S1COND-ST.. csrucr OF Broadway
-S' Twenty seventh year
Receives all and prepares for college or business
Tie Ouy downtown iOys school centrally located Rooms
a upon same foOr LIE high ceied aud well ventilated
Speciates helping Is work Advisory Committee. IL
bTay. quarterly written examinations spelling Ladder and
Annual Report. tiTcu az Putudns anu Rndophs ana
the Principals residence ~ LeNlngion'dVe.
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NEWBORN MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON, n. Z
Eefablished lN1l

SuOeT1ntcndC nt-JOiiN Is. HAP VI. %
KEOPENS SEPT. {. lsS2
BoaIdng School Of the highest erle whose tlresl't
end ana scrupuOualy followed mould At an cary az
NE intellect oi youth by science the viii Dy oDe9,ee a.
eIeeiIgs ~ fctt9tOa nev3r sepirlu - lhss th5 =
requisites INSTRUCTION. di3opns religion VINO htslh- iIr
every profession.
Hudson ~ the Slxh Avenue Elevated R0dl 10
1j5t-st Carriages always la w1tns or OY timely lDt
hCatOn the superintendent meets the arrival % any tr
beautiful ana healthy pigeon enineucO co n
handing tho dell ghtui sceneryOr more attractive s
roundng found aiOlB tho lirlni BANKS OF tA'
Hudson. lis bindings are unusually hDmolSe.
There are)rty Of Land attached q IT, ahAlei 80
terseced groves, anortns ample space I'r pay
grounds
French. German and spanish sp1&en.
L
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. u. 5. Mail Steamers.
~ NETWORK and GLASGOW, via DERRY,
FROM Pier 20 North RIVER New-IOrk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noon ClNrA--lA Jan ID. Z n.
INDIA. Jan. a. D. III, En- OPIA... jan 90 p H.
Rates OF passage 10
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFASIo or LONDONDERRY.
$50 TO $50 Excursion tickets reduced rates
Second Cabin $40 SceTage-Outwari, SO Prepaid SO
For b0Ohs Of" Tours In scotland rates plans &C. apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct line 70 the South OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons Thurs. Jan. L. 1880 y. m
CHATEAU LEONILLE, 4,0OO tons. sat. Fen. 3. y. m
Travellers France spain and Italy Pyrennces Pau.
Nice, &c. will time and expense by taking THIS line
Cabin Oncudng wine), $50 Steofage 80 For passage
apply TO ,,,,,., -. .-l.,.,, -, ,,..
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

WILLIAMS GUIoY.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
STEAMSHIP ii xE EEh Ef&iE kHo SSPRwYoRK.
soUTHAMPION AND BREIES. 900
ODER. uray, Jan. NJ, kA lrday jan 80
R RAfA OF PAs&G s from SNEwYon3 10 soUfnXm
FIRST CABIN sTisERoli5iEE' 80 SO CABIN
Return tickets at reduced atss Prepaid sieerage eertn
'H'''''''' i'OO'' 0EIRlcHs & Co. . Bowling Green.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. 49, Hamburg
on A%sS1n ae 1Ra aad an nj 1 o' n
6 dELLERr ihaT! jan si' il
Ap1 J. so aud 80 second aDn 30. steerage $50
cq99 ag F gey Gc s As sgaa H io' II
C. B. R i11h co. Gen Cen Pas. Sri' 81 sway T. y
INMAN ROYAL NAIL LINE STEAMERS
l FOR QCEENsTOwN AID LlvEHPooL:
| CITY or NEW AoEk .-.. m i.sDAY Jan = p 70.
seamers maiKcd - do not cary ineimeiio passenger.
CABIN pXssAGE 80, 80 AM sioO intermediate $40
" i. JOIN O. DALI, Agent b and 80 broadway NY.
Phladc phil once. No. 100 south ithst
NATIONAL LINE.--From Pier 80. n. X.
~ LoNDON SAILING $500
hNAAi'k jan LvEafo0L sA AL I'm jan d. AN
HELNEIlA Jan q. y. M - -,. , -
ticket W being 81 lower lhan most Ines f. W. hUksr
" Y.HAVANA MEXICAN NAIL y. Line.
FOX i%VANA DiEE r AASD f0a VERA cHUE IT.
Rifri pI - rs Thursday. jan II
Small tables in dining These steamers carry doctors
r. ALEXANDRA x SONS, JJ BfOaiwAy.
DACU'IC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
L Linz FOV CALiFoKNIA, sANDwICH IsLANDs
ThAH an. 95Gf AMiii < and i&It6.
ror sm 1a I%% Sn 1S va S the Se smas SOL Of Sansm.
ACArUI' Q sails Monday, !s1uarl l, ~ noon:
From san francisco lsi and Brauuansts.
m. y, d. III.
Excursion Tickets Francisco and Yokohama At
For HONOLULU. NE%ZEALHSD and AUSTRALIA
OF on ARRIVAL of London mail Mt san Francisco
For eg massage and md oS ao oPy Com
HI BULLAY. Superintendent
ped STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
III sailing from New York and antwerp every saturday
WAEslL.AAN2 sslgi,esy ia mary g. 81 M
saloons sfatefooms smoking and bai rooms amdships
FRS, cabin. SO and so second CABIN. $jli excursion
fa%Ea %RT S6Ss General AGENTS % STcadway
POYAL MAIL TO The NETHERLANDS.
Id coz PCT aS SSS sn''e1 Jersey city
S. s. T. ia 7aH 4 P
IL CAz4uX General Agent. q south WilaIn.st
81 s. Whist Freight gents 30 B'way. cen Pass Agent
WHITE STAR LINE.
.'ou', foh 81 EAisT6W8 &Sb LIxEhro6EEA EN-" '
by leSeSn Maary T. $ M on ' both Sols Inc
outward aud hOmeward voyages.
BhllANNIC; capt Perry saturday Jan g. 2S0 m.
ATTIC Capt Jennings. ihui II. D..
0EHMANlC. capt Kennedy sa uday, Jau ~. $50
FROM THE WHITE STAN DOCK. Foor OF WEST
These steamers uniform in size unsurpassed IN ap
poihnents The saloons, hlaerooms smoking and Bath
placed anisips where the noise and motion
least felt aordng degree OF comfort hitherto
RATEs-saoon. $50 $40 and 800 Return ticket, on
favorable terms steeuge from the Old Country $780,
New. York, $2S.
These steamers neither cattle, ahee plgA
For inspection Of plans and other information apply the
Company = offices, No. ~ Broadway. EewYork.
= - - . 10 Il j. CORTI5. A geut.
BARRITr d CATfEEL, ARents, Phlalelph
HnrINIER RESlRIs
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DACKARD'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND,
Il sos broadway. THIS school 30 well eI3Disdcd ana
well will be recognized On Tuesday January = under
possible pieces New rooms, new fuipuIc ahl
improved facilities In AL directions Tine ~ nc paos Oh
which learn shorthand IN short uine ana on
reasonable OiCe from $3.50 M u 20 r. IN
every uay this week can send for circular, . >.
PACKARD, 500 Broadway.
DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, sos
Broadway Is the live school OF the city keopcns after
TO J. ;. :. PACKARD President.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
MadlsOn.ave. and i4ths' fits for the school Of Mines
stevens Institute Sheheld aud technical Professions
Classes IN Architectural and Mechanical Drawing - ~.
A.COLlN late gineer Corps u ;. w. and PrJe'sof al
Naval Academy
University Grammar School, 1,4Sl Broadway,
u 42d-s. 4Gth year, Primary Commercial aud
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW.YOKK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No 80, NORTH RIVER
" e,lncsday, Jan. e.
'dne-day jan 10 o. - O. IN
PARTHIA. " edncsday. Jan. "a, In
cabin passage. $50. $50 ana 500.
Stecrgc and from all parts OF Europe az very low
rates Freight and passage olicc, No BOWL sDrecn.
VERSION Al. Brown * CO., Agents
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ Between New York aud Havre.
COnpany's pier No y North River foot OF Mort0ns
Travellers line avoid both Transit by English rail-
way aud the discomfort OF crossing the Channel IN sua
boat.
LABRADOR Joucla Wo,ncsday, Jan. 3 II noon
PEEElII berry " 'llit-'l ~, IT, il
AMERICA f. santcli. Wednesday Jan H. noon
Checks payable at f in amounts 10 suit on the BAnquo
TTausatautIque OF Paris
FOR freight NJ passage apply 10
LOUIS DE BI HIAN. Agent. No. q Bowling Green.
IMPORTANT TO PA~oEN3EkS.
This has ORGANIZED special aln leaving their
dock HavTc direct Paris arrival OF seamcr- Ba
checked az through 10 Paris thus avoids Gus
House examination at ayrc same organization from
Pa fa i York.
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COUTH JERSEY lNSIlIU III.
BRIDGEToN, NewJersey. -,
Roth Sexes Full corps eachers Instruction thoroug
Music Painting Drawing. Climate MILL very hhsa'J
psgina september h. Address u r. IhASh, fahcipSS
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DOCKLAND COLLEGE. = Nyack on the
ll Hudson Both sexes 1926. Send for catalogue W.
A IkTEH A N.
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For the week. Closirg. /
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4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEW-lORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BHLIES.
ODER. Sa uTday Jan = ~ kA4 saturday jan ~
DONAU.... - lAIt sat Il y. Jan y
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-YOHk 10 SOUTHLAND.
TON HANKE BKEMEN.
FIRST CABIN SECOND CABIN $50
STEEKAGE $50.
Return tickets reduced Prepaid htceragc eertn
ga sail from Pier between second and
ThiIu-sts.. HObOkeu. y. J.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
PAVING WORK.
1t is Actively Begun on Both Tenth
and Douglas

The work Of paving the streets has
actively begun and will be pushed for
all II ID worth.
Superintendent Grant, of the Bar
bar asphalt company yesterday
began tearing up Douglas a~treet, be-
ginning where work was left of last
winner. be puts on about 10 teams
and s. men to begin with and will In
crease the force % may be necessary,
hiring all his help In this city.
-Contrsotor Mack IL QUITTING out
Tenth street, between Douglas and
Farnam, to make . bed for the Sioux
Falls granite to be laid upon. Tho
pavement il laid upon evenly graded
ground, two inches Of sand and six
Inches OF broken stone, forming the
foundation, which will be rolled by
the steam roller. The stone blocks
arc ak inches high, about three in
width and nine In length, and are set
upon this base. Both Of these I'M
provements make the streets look
very busy indeed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
Heavy Business Failure
Special Dispatch 10 The ben

PIrrsBURa, April l6. --Msrshall &
Co., iron pipe manufacturers, and one
Of the largest firms Of the city, made
an assignment to-day to Gsorge j.
Whitney for the benefit Of creditors.
Liabilities 81, 500, 600; assets, 81. $50, :
600. The failure was caused by too
extensive speculation In pig iron.
P%lttsburg banks arc the largest cred
itors, but they will looe nothing, a,
they have collateral for their loans,
which will real'zs the amount of the
paper held by them. The accounts Of
outside creditors arc Marshall broth
ers, Philadelphia, Rock Hill furnace
Co.; Fayette Brown, receiver Of
Brown, Bonnell 4 Co., Youngstown,
Ohio; Hsgsett, Hswna & o., Union'
town; Dunbar furnace Co., aud Fair
chance furnace Co, The failure
created surprise in business circles
bat was not entirely unexpected.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
THE sEBELLION In HAYry.
The sinews OF War Furnished by
Americans.
Special Dispatch 10 TIE BEE.

Special Dispatch 70 The BEE.
PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-Csptain
McGilvery, of the brig James Miller,
from Mirsgoane, Hsyti, gives the
details of q battle for possession Of
Mira g pane, on March 31st. About
800 rebels engaged the government
troops, who were repulsed with a loss
of 70 killed. The rebels used two
field pieces with terrible effect. The
brig Miller harbored 800 women and
children during the engagement and q
native of Miragosne named Be-
mark remained on board for
fear OF being shot by reb.
els and was brought to Chester.
Captain McGilvery also makes a state
ment that the rebel general and the
nucleus of his army were landed by
the steamship Trop,c, belonging to
Warner & Merritt, of this city. The
Trop,c took from Philadelphia 1000
rifles, 500 sabres, 500 revolvers,
1 900, 900 cartridges, two field pieces,
and a large number Of tents for the
rebels, which were landed at Mira
goane. The steamer took General
Iaforest and his men on board Ut
ANTIGUA. The arms, 60, were put
on the steamer below Chester from q
barge after she cleared here.
The story Of Captain McGilvery il
corroborated BY the mate Of his vessel,
and by Bismark. The latter had
been appointed captain Of the port b
the insuzrectionists, and incurred
their dlspleasure. Marks Of bullets
were seen In the rigging Of the. james
Miller. One of the owners Of thu
Tropio says that he regards the story
a. improbable. He denies that any
arms were taken from here.