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New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE

PHILADELPHIA, June IA meeting OF the
stockholders OF the schuylk and Lehigh Railroad Com
pany will be held Reading next Saturday. at which
the issue OF a new mortgage OF $l,OOOOOo VIII De ap
proved II ia understood that part OF the loan VIII De
applied to the redemption Of the 100000 outstanding
mortgage and the remainder to Improvement OF the
road The line Is operated under lease Dy thc fhiaoo
phia and Reading Railroad Company, which has tne
controlling interest In It's stock.
uARRIsBURG Penn June IA charter was Issued
at the State Department to-day to the Pittsburg ana
Neville Railroad Company the line OF which VIII extend
ffom Neville To point In stowe Township. Anegheny
County The capital is 100000 and uenry EcAeFt, VI
Ellsworth, Is president.
CHICAGO, June l4-The general passenger agents OF
the railroads north OF the Ohio River aud east OF tho
MississppI continued their session here to-day IL was
decided TO pool tho business received from
the Western lines and to restore and main
tain the sptes between Chicago ana
st. Lous and tho Western termini OF the trunk lines
which have been In "a somewhat dem0raized condltloh
conference was had with the western non o1 ,o SU
regularitles in California business especlaIy no pay
ment 81 commissions at san franclsco. NJ hsroe
ment could be reached, and the meeting adJournsd'
CHICAGO, June l4-Judg9 Harlan, OF the federai
Court to-day delivered q number Of opinions, among
them one In suit brought by tho Attorney OF
the State OF Illinois in behalf OF the people to restrain
the Illinois Central Railroad Company from further
encroaching ON the outer harbor OF Chcago'
the suit involving the long-mooted uue
20 property worth many million OF doars
The suit was brought the State Court ana came Delore
Judge Harlan application OF the ra Oaa com Phny
for ts transfer the United states Court Tue
mand the case TO the State Court the ground tha
constitutional questions are lnYOlVeu'
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
rRrnuyg OFFICE, June Isl a. M

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June Isl a. m.-Dnring the clear
weather OF yesterday the movement In the barometer
was inward The temperature ranged betveen 59' aud
se ~. average t66 boins 20 lower than on the cor
responding day last year and 6s' lower than on wed
nesday. -. .~.uo,.d
I'm this city and vicinity to-day.
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CHINA AND FRANCE.

PARIS, June IA dispatch to the Temps from
Shanghai says Ii Hung Chang, the Chinese
commander, has informed the French Minister ihat
China has no intention of declaring war against
France The French Minister has replied that chi.
nese soldiers captured in Tonquin will be considered
pillagers and summarily shot"
NJ. Brun, Minister OF Marine, has informed the
Cabinet that the reports that extensive war prep
arations were being made in China are without
foundation.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

GRAND TRUNK AND NEW-YORK CENTRAL.
MONTREAL June 14.-The General Manager
Of the Grand Trunk Railway states that the relations OF
that company TO the NewYork Central are perfectly
Satisfactory There has been no disturbance nor Is
Gauge for any through passenger cars are being
run and traffic exchanged heretofore He also states
that the statements which have been made TO tne con
rary put in circulation by persons VINO uesfo 10
make trouble from Interested motives.
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RECAPTURE OF A PRISONER.

Michael Carberry, alias John 0'Donnell, es-
capped from Roosevelt Hospital June T. Itwas
learned by Detectives Cornish and Campbell. OF Inapec
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PIrrsBuRs, Penn, June 14.-B. j. McGrann,
abs contractor who built the Psburg and Lake Erie
Railroad In 1879. will suit against the company
tomorrow for SOL 0c0 the balance which be claims 70
n dive him On account Of construction The officers OF
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WILLIAM LILLEY.

WASHINGTON, June IA. - William Llli ey
died this morning Of rheumatism OF the heart' from
which be han suffered for some years.
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MR. GLADSTONE AND 1.-THE TRIBUNE"

To the Editor Of The tribune.
Sir: In THE TRIBUNE of April 20appearcd ia
yor,bly expressed editorial on the g Gladstone Ad
mlnistration," which, sent to Mr.. Gladstone ana
to-day received an acknow lcdgmcnt. OF whicn
incIose copy. Yours respectfully.
CHARLES EwARr.
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PLANNING THE MURDER on INFORMERs.

DUBLIN, June 14.--It is believed That inc
police are cognlzant OF the fact that society has been
recently formed here for the purpose OF removing
informers who testified at the late trials particularly
James Carey. II Is also stated that houses N when 'he
society has held meetings have been closely
visit vas made recently TO house where It sup
posed n meeting was being held, but arrests we're
Effected James Carey has beea permitted TO go Out OF
Kimaipham jail occasionally OF late, but this has now
been stopped "a the police decline TO hold themselves
responsible for his safety.
CASTELAR,, Ireland, June 14-The prisoners cnareeu
with completely in the murder conspiracy In County
MAYO have been committed for trial
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
CANADIAN LACROSSE PLAYERS IN ENGLAND

TORONTO, June 14.-A special dispatch from
London to The Giobe says: "The Canadian lacrosse
team played an exhibition gamo at Cambridge on Thurs
and were aterward entertained by the students oil
~ Johns College. Yesterday the Canadians were Vio
torious in their match with the United Kingdom team
~ Pennington oval To-day they appeared NJ Innnsn
PARK London on Friday evening they will play before
the Prince of Wales"
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FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS. June lathe village OF Naliorss, In inc ~
na,ment Of savoy, has been destroyed by nre The In
hsbtsnts barely escaped with their lvS AL the i've
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TuE REY. CHARLES TIMOTHY BR

NEWPORT, h. l.. June 14.-The Rev. Charles
Timothy Brooks died this morning. Amemoris window
has been placed in the Claiming Memorial Church US
tribute TO his services and further memorial VIII now
he paced there The funela will take place Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

A RUMoR ABOUT EARL SPENCER REVIVED.
LONDON, June 14.-The rumOr that Earl
Spencer intends retire from the Lord eutenaney OF
Ireland is revive
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Post ID nee Notich
r the ssex cndias June l6 Will close az tails

Foreign malls for enas June i6 Will close at tails
once as follows
FRIDAY-At 0 a. m. for Newfoundland and 81. Pierre
Mlqueon. via Halifax. o. ,.u..
sATIJRDAY-Atll a. rDr Germany, etc. per S. Saher
via southampton and Bremen letters for Great Britain
and other European must DC directed per Sa
ler); az a for Scotland direct per IS Circasna.
via glasgow; IL for Belgium direct per S. switz
erland, via Antwerp at IL a. ~. Europa psc -.
Baltic etters for Germany anu Scotland
Porto Rico. per S. Niagara via Havana
SUNDAY-At 1850 for Honduras aud Llvlngston, per
Ss Wanderer. via Neworeans -.
Mails China anl Japaa per 50 Arabc. VA san
close here Juue sz att p MAILS Tor hux-
traliA New.zoAand sandwich and fy isfnds per :. 81
nm. HENRY q. PEARSON, PostnAster
Post ONCE Now.York, N. Y, June .. iooS'
rhe schodule Of closing anspacdc mails arranged on
the their uninterrupted overland transit 70
Francisco Malls from tho last arriving ON fhk AZ san
FrxAcisco the "f sailing VI steamer AFRO uspAseasS
thohes The same dAy.
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Refreshing.
Lundt org's Rhenish Cologne.

nurues Kaiiston relieves the smarting and irritation
caused by shaving.
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DIED.

All notices of marriages must be Endorsed ~'th yaH
name and address
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SUING F0R HALF a MILLION.

CHARLES EwART, Esq.
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9peelal Nollce5.
To the Trade.

JOHN OSBORN, SON CO..
Agents for United states aud Canada 40 Beaver Now
YORK. aud No. 20 st. sacrementst. Montreal
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Pricstn Wrappers roady zoe mIay hys csits pec cop
One COPY yoar hvs copiss els 1J tel coHsB II
an extra $40 Postage all ease, frSs %
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-IeRK, fr1days juno ~ 1861
AsHEs-In moderate 595sc for pots and es4S7c
for peaIls a. e,..,ox,n ana
COSIIs firm for Anthracite and the majority OF CON-
psues prices the LIST OF July as ionoMs
Chestnut 25e at fidewater
The Pennsylysnia will make slight advance on
r,e ali Btumuous continued dun at % 10
asss 75, the INSIDE price for Provincial
CANDLES-U Dchanged -.
cOoPERAGE srock-rrade was again moderate: put no
81 80 Mossses shocks ana Heads y zSasz 90 suga, 40
80 inch. IS 80 80: 40 10 inch - 20 1sd ~ on 90
SIS Inca 81 4ossl a. 90 s6 iaee 81 1881 20 Hoops IA
feet $50 a $50; do ~ feet S1e q $50 -, .
C0FFEEspe RIO was quiet and unchanged ia csrgoss
8ioc: "Wostb0ufne sold on private terma
Options and 20 10 points lower saes ps s
No. 7.4Oa745 tor July l50a7.53 for August soo@
765 september 765 for October I,S or ".ne
follows; January 7goes February ssSio s sseS
so4 july 7s August 7t5 sspsmSSs5 nS.g
isoa 81 Mild grades quiet bat steady sales $40 bags
Dbls Jamaica on private terms.
COCOA-Quiet: zya4uil lS6lvc.
CHICORY-C nchangcd - -, O.. "a.
bales "a last evening" for spinning Delivered on CON
tracts Receipts At the ports to-day 900 cse
nrainst l,34l week. and 2646 last year
fle week II l230S last week and 800
last since september l. eofslso paloo a@aS'
aaue
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STATE or TRADE.
noaEsrI, aAaxRra

RALuMoRR 2es-CotIon dnl, Midd!;agA 10 go.
nowaf street. Western 5uperaae Is IS
81 Extra IS % do Family 81 20 u.s.
Mills 5apsr IS 2sest 20 do Extra - - ss5 ~ ia no
-soufherp Rsd 81 .l2esl 20 do AMBER. 81 $50
81 20: No MARYLAND. 81 NV 40 western Winter
sso, July. 81 Hbai l4x Corn = 5outhsrs.
nto eve DO yellow 500 ssteIn niIcc sDoa o. 80
rive saisl 466sc Hay qaiot Prime 70 chsios Psaasyvs
ulz xgy!zss Sfl ProvIsons-Aoss PORK.
$500 Buikmczis shouderA ssstoascs Csar hib
SHEA packed 516l0ssc Bacon-sh0uderA giyc.. Clcls
sides l1sc. Hana la6i6 Lzrd-fe-
hncc ll4e. Batter. west,ra PsexsL ssl8c. Cream
ery. 1B423t Egya lSc. Petroleum Refined ~ 05c.
Cofee-Rio cargoos orllaary - far 0iau sEgAr--A"
Copper. fehnsd ID xhiskcs IL Receipts
Feur. 7sl bbis 22.Oou bu 81 900
1850 bu.; - bu. shipments wheat. ~ oee corr.
45oV0 ou. Sales wheat 5Sz.ott Uu- corr $4,000 bu.
BuFyALo yuae xs.-Eieu steady CITY 4reHnd Sew
Process ~ S0ASS White Winter % % 25
730$9 rs Straixhf Minnesota % fS
BAksrs 81 IS 80 do, 50 10; Rye mtxsd. IS
0rahanf 90 Western Straight
81 Clear xinnssea. 70 26essTSI White Winter whcai
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
NAVY DRfAkrdENr, Z
WASHINGTON. June ~, 1893.
PROPOSALS For PNRCHASE OF YES


sELs-In accordance With the provisions Of the 9th
section Congress making appropriations TO
ply dencenes approved March s. 1885, sealed proposals wiz
September a. 1888 which time and place they will be
the puroare OF certain vessels which have been
FROM the Navy REGISTER under authority OF an act Of
Congress approved August 1882 and which Is deemed
for hs Interests OF The United STATES To sell
The vessels offered their appraised and their locality
sabine $1,000, at Portsmouth. N n. Iowa. SO 600
Niagara 900; and Ohio 200 Al Boston Blue Light
leans $500 ION tie stOcksl at Saekets abor N Y Sus
auehanna 81 600 at NewYort Burlington 80 900; Glance
S4OO supply 2Oo sorre $500 and Dictator SS3 oOU AZ
WssRSrson. B. g. worcester. TX 400: shsw%1s IS 500
and savannah $4,000 at Norfolk Roanoke s37. 200 ut
Chester Penn Pawnee $500 and seaweed $780, al Port
Proposals must be submitted sealed envelope addressed
% the secretary Of the Navy Wasngon O. and tudor srd
n other communications No Offer for than
weasel shou d DO ineinded within ono proposal
or Corporation or eorporsonS Offering the highest prices
therefor above tho appraised vane thereof Each bid
posal be BY aspos in cash Tor sasiac
of tue oncr Osa aud also bond with penal
equal the whole amount " the cnor with two
dtoned for the payment Il the remaining 90 per cent Of be
date Of its acceptance ease default malls in the pay
that ms said cash dspos OF 10 cent sha be considered
forfeited 70 the Government aud shall be apraed as
directed the act o. March lsss An deposits and bonds
turned 70 them within days after tho opening Of The
on application 10 tho Department printed will
pished giving general information concerning the vessels
bids aud bonds which mnsi be used by bidders
The vessels DO eIaminsd at nns by applying 10 The
Tbs purchasers must remove the vessels purchased from
the limits Of thu YARDS stations vin such reasonable
Dc ixed Dy the Department.
WILLIAM e. CHANDLER.
Secretary OF the NAVY.
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DroposGis.

DIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED by the TRUS-
I'D TEES of the NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
BRIDGE, at the ofoe, No q Maers BROOKLYN up To ~
O'Clock noon tuesday July 1888 for supplying the Ma
i.Sas and BINDING In accordance wit the plans speed
therefor Warehouses Ia the Arches OF the NewHork
Approach
Pans may and specifications had at the Engineers
ONCE 2TD Front NewYOrk ana aft0r Tuesday, Jane
20. 1888 W. A. hoEbLiN6.
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q orporaiion Notices.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No 1928 Broadway, corner Thirty.
hsi-st until y. and sos West twenty third st.
Eighthave. No. 90 East Fourteenth st. corner Union.
squppa 200 Thirdave DOT Third
ave. Sixretnt East .tssuty-
hfthst Third-ave. Harlem regular ONCE ratea
NOTlCE.-Sealed proposals will be received
at tho Office of 40 Fire Department. NoA 1855 and ISL
Mercers until July s. 1881, for forage For full nfoma
tion zee City Record for sale az NJ. ctty "a all.
~ By the School Of the siIth Ward hall
Of the Boqd Of Education Of Grand and Kim sta
t July O. 1888 for furniture Grammar Schoohouse
No ~ for fail information Cy Record FOR ssle nj Eo
Gig Hall
fI,O CONTRACTORS.-lSea estimates will
u be received Central onnce ef the Department.
q Police Ne 800 Mulberry s. until July lsss for Build
Ing station House Lodging House and Prison
ADD promises cccegied by buildins prank
IN MA also cf Esinng Aoofanons and kspzan 10 The
Eleventh Precinct station House. Houstonst For fnu
information City Record for sale at no. CIR Han
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Refined sales ESQ tca Continent o9oc closing gsoc;
strictly grades ind dcnty IN l and
the grocery trace medium aud lower esnasyyaDis
state Creamery, PC erv
Creamery 24e Western Creamery s TnS 5G
Half FIrkins Tubs and Pals 15 az nc: Wesh Iuo1
a5c: western Imitation Creamery lslse western nsly
has NOT Tor fbe day demand rom shnpers continues
fair and prices steady state s5elOe, Vs.
Western Chedder az l2c; Cresmery
EGGsThe tone continues weak Du' phi pann
materially demand slow stare anu renn
syvsnIs. lsc.; Western. aal7e.; Canada 1870.
R1CE-Unchanged. steady but rather quiet
SPICES-Quiat and moro or less nominal 49, n,o.
SUdAR-Kaw quiet and unchanged FAR henILn' 49,
l26 hhds Moasses solo at CSC Refined Love- eae
Graduated. sac Mould A. s5si Csnie s white
Extra seq 7ae., Extra .'C.n 7sss7i9ca &C.. 7s0f+e'
Yellow " O." 67sa7c; Yellow. 6SG6s4o ..s
STEARINE-Dull weak and nominal Choice Ciy quo'ou
Western, lie. Oeonars arine Stearine iUs4e
TALLOW-Stoadfly he'd, and IA moderate demanai rino
CitY quoted l5l6c; sales $4,000 10. EsS7 io-lec.
TEA-Stsady but quiet -. -.
ToBACCo-Kcnucky more active Lugs 5Tso;, h bss CON
tnued active sales Of 1000 cases 1852 zoo
250 1892 Newbngland II ~
1881 do do lsa3oc 200 $50 M,ieonn
l2c 200 1882 state private terms 5oV oaoS
81 10 GS1 so; $50 bales Havana SOC ISL 10
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anrtion Sales of Real estate.

DFCEIyER'S SALE of Valuable Real Prop-
III erty by order Supreme Court Assets Ios Il
TNa InsurAnce Company.Ths undeTsigDeoi ChaIIos -
Russell as eceivsr Of the Knekerbocke Lie AZ
the Exchange Salesroons II Broadway. NJ " ON
inv 9Th 1888 O'Clock noon. ali that iot OF 40 Est.
,oSe or less aud house Guymard, yn
RR miles from OtsyiIle and miles from fo r 90 veTv
the GuymaTd HOiei htuasu W
hieh ground ABOUT foet from depot otei a m
Building good 5story and attic IN good order ro
sleenng rooms. sitting-ro0m, once ninns tor,
ktehen water &C. &C. Five trains daily 60 ano irom
Work ALSO an country seat At OTangetown ~
residence containing IL rooms with ,Ia and
lodge aud fine young orchard OF apple pear ,n
cheTy trees all In good bearing condition About oeIuo
acres on Northern RIB Of " Y. ~ rnnes uy ..n
Work about mile depot AT TappaD, nne neaiy
try with 20 daily TO and from NewYor i9sps Of
R@ceiysrs deed For maps and particularly Apply 4. 10
ceyers office so Williamst, " or one OF
2 p,ns At Ny CHARLES II. RUSSELL RECEIVER
EDWARD n HOBBS. Atty for Receiver.
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baies 90 the Continent. bales. coastwlso. 1913 b.
10 the Cnannei..-- bales; sales 40 bales
EUROPEAN hAKkEra
ldyRRPooT. Juno 29-Baooh. Cumberland Cat. s70. N
tsr1.n Has. Ia td. 40 An "a
90 ,l1bom it man Concern.
ELECTION MARsHALS OF 1880.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NETWORK.

Persons In district Congressional Eec
ton 1885, Special Deputy who not boon
paid, will application At The ohoe OF the u = Marshal
Room Oflce Building Broadway. NesY0rk CITY.
receive their money.
Claimants for this properly identified can receive
CHECK tbs amount due them between e hours
OF 10 n IN. and D. m
These checks made payable the claimants order
Will BIZ delivered " the claimant only Ne assignments
powers of attorney will be recognized In case VI DEATH
payments may be made administrators executors.
JOEL h. ERHAhDT,
United states Marshal.
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oorfos mARRErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

June % 80 i 1r,..B. $50 ss: s1. Ds M.
inHiudInr DO Tor Ejaculation receipts llyOO
bales including t5Jo American fgtnIss-U psnas Low
August denysrv. 6'.in.. August anc September dey
So OCTOBER ana November delivery Sd do Jsr aary
February delivery 6ssela Futures e.sy. .. a..
da1inolaSsa 90 b.is- xD.s.sss-..
LIvERrooI- June lJ-a:lO m-cotton-Futures-upa
Low Miadog clause S9ye@1sr spa DSoemseG deliver
MsTo6 demverr J.Oosd.. Futures closed quios.
lNKRrooL, June o. otton-sses Of the week 5000
poers took 49,; forwarded from ships side direct 20
ida scS SIS o Amsn %
Of cottonanoAt; 2Ss 900 American 100000 o-
Low aiddng gIrsc. Good Ordinary. saec. net reoepts
bales 70 France U bales TO ths oonInsnI b.los;
the UnannoL =. oaie' coA't"ss- 100 oaIes S-iea
Teegg 7 snIs STS'; a. Az SsS;'
:Ss''Tss toS eaes ss NO ssa sas
sS sso1 gross $50 :es ,s s.To51. s"s'tw.
TO crssr as baes sslos. lVOO Osiss 'a't eve
Weexiy~NeI receipts S.2ss Daes: gross. 1924 baIes
exports 70 Great Britain A9si bales 10 France
Gales lZ.2OO baes. - -
Low Middi,ns. $40 Ordinary. s9c-. tocsipts,
% o1es grSss 81 bales sir 10 roap h,.n go
Dacs; eco bales evening. bales STOCK 1926
exports 90 gEsaa b.. Dass rrnHS bao
70 The cnsnneI.- bales sales t25 bales
EUROPEAN hAKkEra
AdvKRPooI. Juno 29-Baoon Cumberland Ont s70a Shgr.
Rb4zUd PORK. Prime Mess 9lid; 10 Western 1870 Lara
Prime 5OOd Cheese American Uhoics 55i0a lur-
259d- froyiaoDs- Lard 30Da Tor
American BroadstdasCorh 81 20 tor Nev Mixed Vest
1y3i fle California No L. 400
300 for California SU9i 1924 for Red Water PeaA
TOD CANADIAN Butter 60OOd. tor Good Unit
states and eO0O1 for nnost do Beef 10000 Tor EIErA
IndISMesA
LONDON juno 2y.-SDirits rurpsnuns 2g3d. CATO
LInseed. quarter. Linsee1 Oil z2O nJ0R20 10
per rslIoW 40 Dsr owt keaned PefoieaA das
Ul4a ga.
ANTWERP June 2g-Petroeum 10 franos 20
PAID Wilcoxs Lard closed at l2i marks W
times lou gi0s
aIyRE June 29.-wiooTs Lard closed at ca traao, 70
csntimes 30 Kio, -
June 2e.-wilcoIs Lard closed at so msrks 90
pfennngs per ilOIDA PettoisuD marks 90 piennihss
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Citp properlp Go Get.

FURNISHED or UNFURNiSHED:-2' ~
shave. corner lSotht nessfg, iVn from celia
no roof possession later very reasonsDei o"o
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. Madison ave. 2IfhsI
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED ST ATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNERPOOl-
EOTICE-The steamers Of tbs hne tlke 81, L1ns Route
rocOmms nded by Lieutenant MAury q. i W On Oota tho
outw ard aud home ward Y0Taxea
GERdA y IL. cant. Kennedy .-...Shtutiav Ju eov pm
40 IATIC Cant Jennngs Thursday. July }. D. IN
BRITANNIC. Capt. Perry saturday, July Doon
KEPU 70 Cant irving Ihurssy July ~ y M
CELTIC Cart Ne1del ,15r ~ or - S neo
FROM The WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOr OF WEST
l0rHST.
These are uniform al unslrpa3sol In Al
pOHtmens fhe SalOonA St1tSroonS noklns AM bAth
amidshlpA noise ani mosOa Ars
easttet anOring degree )t comfort hitherto unaAnAOo
RATEs.-Saloon, $40 and 500. Return toxota on
favorabsermA steerage from the Old UonntrI ssL Hon
EewYorK S22 -.
These stsamerscarry neithsr cattle. sheep aor pigs
Of plans and other tutDr nation AppYh ~
''"P~"' r. CORrIA Agsas
CT BARTLETT a co. A gents Boston.
BARRfTT n CArTEEi. Agents. Philadelphia
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Proposals.
Citn Real estate for Sale.

business PROPERTIES downtown LOT y
I'D sale Very desirable Tor Investment @N
WHITING. BeekmSnst
TONES. OF MODERATE COSI.--PaaITttieess
locking owprced homes are invited 70 ,,it nv the
anpa the Mans of houses about 70 DC ps ~
sGbscrbers best locations near Central ,nreros
10 he substantIally butwith handsome exteIor to,
papered and painted and are to be solo wtn 9s kfCH
5000 TO $4,000. 400 n. - In SoSv york CITY
or IN WORTH-ST., near West broadway
Il 4 for sAle rutland WHITING, Beekulth-s-
Daily Republican., 1883-03-22
Dots.


To-day is Holy Thursday.
City Council meets this evening in
regular session.
John and George Maxwell left for
Bombay Hook yesterday, +" join the
fishermen.
The fair in the basement of st.
Patrlck's Church opens IN Monday
evening next.
William G. Fountain, formerly Of
the Capital Hotel at Dover, has leased
the United States Hotel, of this city.
Most Of the players Of the Quickstep
B. Is. Club will arrive in this city next
week for the purpose Of beginning prac-
tire.
The steamer Delaware, Formerly the
prrry) which runs between Philadel-
pha and Salem, arrived at the Pusey
& Jones Company's yards yesterday
for an overhauling.
A little six-year old daughter of Fran
cs S. Hotfecker, No. 2l0 West street,
fell and cut herself while looking in
the show window Of Christtield x
Best.
Henry NJ. How has been granted
letters Of administration upon the es-
tate of Lctitia How, as has also letters
to Maria Williams upon the estate of
Charles Williams.
The Fish Commission steamer Alba
tross, which han been undergoing alter
ations at the Pusey & Jones Go. 'syardS,
left yesterday for Washington, prepar-
atory to sailing for England with
specimens for the fish exhibition which
opens in London in May.