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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-08-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

ENTERTAINMENTS.
Grand Sacred Concert. +
Grand Promenade Dance.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rines Bros.
Owen, Moore & Co
New York and New England Railroad.
Sweet Boquet Cigafettes.
AUCTION SALES.
Carriages and Harnesses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-08-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SILKS, GINGHAMs, DRESS GOODS

Special Closing Sale Inn these Three Deparf-
ments, beginning This Morning.
Extra Fine Bonnet Black Silks, $3.50
This perry yard former prices.
Excellent Quality Guinet Silks, S137 1.5O etc
Black Dress Silks, INC and 9Oc
These goods would sell a FOL more
money, Dut we wish TO them before
1000 yards Ginghams at Sc nor ward
These are i'm Remnants whole
and are ever in
Half Wool Dress Goods lie
These goods are IentO
wear ALI our fine $I.OO prices.
600 yards Ticking at 5l.2c|
1000 yards zoe Ticking at -l2 l-2c
One case of Bleached Table Linen at 3Sc
Half Bleached Table Linen 33c
These are Bargains Lady will
We cannot OF course continue closing -Out
prices lon. time, and Ladies
should call early.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18
On tuna Stun0.
(Slutning.)
CGt 9ius Siaeoe fra ben norlte apit.)

(SlHIHtHYrJ
6apteiu o9 Manoifab ltOO Hague al &Goiel. "Sar
gobien qal? par Set life BET rene Sanuio iaaoan at ltpre
lQe ino SrGnbingerne? ?" Oct par en- titn9 Stuno.
@unbiIb lao belle Natten noe paa Spnten og penteoe.
9,inbcn oiennemisneoe benos til Maru os Ben, men bette
rubiebe hun life. tSenbes 5anter par nGr po at iorpiIoeS
oa lore faorenbe uOpuer til benz, Der maaite bette Die
blt bleu Sptte for BET ~ubOnbprlise 6au.
lis paa Morgeniben ltiInebe Sinoen ncget, Sens &rGis
ter maatte 10 pco ct iliot Gaieri bliue uotomte.
Gjunbilo Iab paa BEN iarnte Elet. Sugen TOM, o9
Tor Sen par set Ii9eiom Stor1nen gap fig. Oct loieoe mere
pa mere al GA enooa iao gurbilb Der. 9u irp9tebe
bun bet pGrre.
Sbun uafleoe inb % ioripgte pua at faa Jig Ell Itoen
Spile, noset bun iau bOIi9 tiItranSte, ss falot O9laa en-
urolia oo tllne Slummer. Sa iaa bum fine Gutter ltaa
omuiflet al @rpnluGr meo ~blaabIese Nnister perot MOB
noe. Sum bolot line 6Gnoer ~ufuGr9enoe Trem o9 utloe
fin fpr Set arueiae Spn, men tunbe life; bun 9rebcs AZ
Ell unGunclio 9ngit, bun pioe ifrise, men tunos life. "a
uaagneoe bun: "@ubitelou, oct par bare en- Srpm!" :
Zen naite Gags aiten tom Sans bjem. 6n SITTER
baubc Icuet BAN inbOper. gris9en laa uel fortpist noe |
S~ObiiorOen o9 bOl0t paa at rcparere. lDauet par nu roIist,
Inn Be lanoIomt rulenoe Spnninser pife, at bet ms bapse
urret Spror.
Sans tom inb; Der Iab bans 8one bles cs meb iols
btoe l1Gnber bum iOa laa unoerli9 no. Oct bleu lon 9at
omtring BAN, os Jan ipurgte iaste: "enp Sna9nt1
tcrne ba?"
6un bare rpitebe paa 6ouebet.
ga tog Sans Sitferten % git no, men ben aiIos lite
pare rigtis tpOeis, Set par, iom Iogoe Der ls Dug for
GlaSIet. GnoeIig fit ban Die paa ct lot Funtt, lon IHa
us uuegebe Tor Qonninserne. Mere ~bebsueoes Der life, ban
tien6te Bette 9untt, men gisbeo maatte ban baue, os roche
Soleu uoopcr, meosns @uublo lab paa Stranben os
pcntebe. 9faaet irem par bet life til at ta9e Tdl az: Oct
par bans Snette, iom laa meo Sjolen Seret.
(>an lit siort en- Cine TAFT % to9 ben pa Slab meo
inboper til 0iatbolmen. Scr bialp De to binanoen meo at
uenbe Suetfen paa ret Sjol isisn. timber bette tit De Die
paa nooet, ipm ueb ben brattebs lPuit par iuiuitIet al
ct Sou0 Set par GinarS liupie 2e9eme. 9M beboues
bes Der inSen Ssbeb mere. =
Ge to bauOe unOer lit Su bait munsen tuns Stunb
men benne stunb beu bog Ben tynsite.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18
-
ct lille SrGf ira &rtgss Naret
1864.

Set par Ben Sang 8ameuirtesS tile
lin9en par f%orIaOt, og ri par TONNE /
Stiliugeu oeo Opbbol meo Oopcotuars
ter paa 2lls. Saa trof bet iig Ell
Sonoa9 6ormiocag, at Ell Soloat tom
ino til Ell me9et tpoifiinoet Softer /
Son0erborg for at tiobe fig ct GunO
Smor. 6oferen afueiebe Smsrret og
leuereoe bet til Rioberen meo ben Se>
mGrtnin9, at bet ifuloe toite 3 Mart.
Soloatcu lpntes, Bet / Ssnberbor9 par
Ell altfor ublu VriS for ct Tuno Smor,
sg minoeoe 60teren ON, at Sm0ret
/ bans 6iemltaun, Nerre SDllonb, fun
foiteoc ! Mtart Eunoet, laa ban paa Sen
Otaaoe to9 > Ntort / Tortieneite paa
buert Fumb Smer. Seteren iuareoe
Soloaten fort o9 ia9oe: On ueb 10
not, at III bar &rig, og / ben GiO fan
man 9iore, buao man uil". "Goot",
luareoe SOIooten, bette 9iGlber oa
ogiaa Tor mig, to9 SmOroaulen, PIT.
teoe ben i 8roOpoieu 90 ia9oe 6otcren
6arueI Og Sat. "ltei ltop Iiot", iO9Ne
Oefertu, ~iorlt beruo mco , Mart,
on men SoIOateu iuoreoe ganite tOIos
bIooig; "Se Tiger 10 ieIu, at naar ri
bar arlg, fan man 9iore, buao man
uiI, % laa ta9er Jog SmOrret o9 Tiger
Sat til. SoIoaten io9ot Nsteren tit
9taun, liumer o9 8~ompaui, % oerpao
off ban til lit Ruarter. 9enne geai.
utubeo iremtaiote en- iano Eatterialue
bos BE- / Gutiten ltnaenoe Soloater
men ben tuoltIiuoeoe Softer forIoo ifunos
iomt &utitcn, ouerIooenbe 6orrehingen
Ill i'm getieut, eiter ierit at baue oucrs
ltusret Nenne en- Seooel, buorpaa ltoo
~itrepct: "Sm0rrct toiter fun - StiIs
ling Eunoet". SoIoaten, Der life be.
tGIte Smsrret, penteoe at ie Neterens
miIoe Nnli9t ON Nitenen, oo 6ompa,
MET ltiueoc9 til Qpel men til bans tore
S~uerraite!ie bIep Nottrtn bicmme.
jtu9tet Tor imioIcrtiO iom en- yebeilo
oper belle SOnoerborg, ct BEN tuoitfn.
oeoe Noter bauoe iorGyet ell 80 Dat CT
@uno Sm0r % lat Iriien ncb til -
Stiutng Tor 9itertioen. 9eteren III
flitti9c 6iobere til lit Smer, % til
bans ltore A5r9reIle 9Iemtes osnns lille
(iIorugeIic lite ii pore Senior, iaa
IGn9e be uphoIot Jig paa 9tls, % ilers
AZ BENT, Oeriblnnot uor 6iemmsIsmanb,
bauer beuaret oen / 6rinorin9en til ben
Dag / Dag. ("Saunebro9~.)
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18

Slrpn % yrafu. Den

Spron og YGgen. Den bsrsmte
ensellfe SfaIo 0oro Byron pleieoe ielu
at fortaae Ell SamtaIe, iom baubs
1utoet SteS meaem bam os en- italis
emit sGse, 9OIipori. easem par en-
ouermaaoe forfGnselis uns ManS.
Oct par UNDER oeres Jteiie paa Gbinz
eluen, os Samtalen aisiuer ct soOt
Sepis for De to Yerloners Rarafter.
"Nu pel," iasoe 9asen, "bpab er set
ba, De Tan 9iore, iom lite ies fan?"
"aa, iioen De tuinser mig til at iise
Bet" iuareoe Byron, "iaa tenfer lea,
Der er tire Cling, iOm ies fan sjere,
lom De life fan: Seq tan iusmme
ouer benne 6lOo. Seq Tan pubic ub
bint Sps ueo ct Yiitolifub / en- aliitanb
al 20 SfriOt. 90 ies bar ifreuet ct
digit (the Corsair }: Spreueren),
buoraf Der paa Ell Dag bleu iolat
IA, 900 Gremplarer."
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18
Sen rette SGun.

Saoet ipl9er meo ltarpen alo,
Speer Dit Sinb at lliDe,-
Sp9er at rpue Dig 5reo og &o
Ga bore Dig 9olten | She.
SaOet er iInaali9t, % Saoet er raat,
ai9rligbeoen bar arGfter,-
Zen fan reiie til Stort ait Smuat;
Ser fpl9er $elii9nelie efter.
NRpueren bGrer Zig iloe 40,
gtaar fun tit @ao ban nGrer;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gjpr rig os GLAD,
Ga 0Gpneren fort ben Grer.
Saa pil ri hTunes / Seiu Napu
Yaa NQe, joni Cnot bar / Sinoe,-
vi oil 9jpre benz @lGoe o9 0uun
Saa meget, iom ui ian uinoe.
gtoromanoen.)
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18
Bore Statcrs &oloniiation

Gir9inia letiIeOes / Same9tomn i
1907 Of 6ngelitmGno Dem port /
1914, ueo Dem gorf, al 6ouanOere
Dta9iaduietts ueb QIpmoutb, / 1920,
al 6ngeIitmGno Nem 6nmibirs / 1923,
ueo SittIe 9arbor, al Gu9eIitmGno
Connecticut / 1888, uto 9Sinoior, al
Gngellfmgn0 MarpIano / 1854, ueo
Ct. Miarp, al Gn9eIitmGno Rboos
S9IanO | 1886, ue0 Frouioeuee, al Gu,
9e!ltmGno Selamare / 1888, ueo 9Sils
mIn9tOn, al Suenifer; 9ortb Carolina
/ 1850, ueo 6bopan Giuer al gneelif.
mGno; Dem Seriep i 1864, ueb GIi;a.
beth, al GnselltmGnp Soutb Garo.
lima / 1870, ueo 2ibley Giuer, al Gn.
9ellfmRno; Venniplpauia / 1852, peo
philadelphia, al Gn9elitmGno @eor.
GIN / 1913, uco Sapannab, al GnseIifz
mGno; Termont / 1924, PED Sort Oum>
mer, al Gn9eIitmGnO 8entutp i 1875,
ueo SrOwnesborousb, al GnselitmGno ;
Senneslee / 1851, pep Sort gonoon, al
GnseIitmGnb; Sbio / 1888, uso Nta.
%rietta, al G~nseIifnanO; 0ouiiiana i
1899, ueb Sbsruiue, al 6ranifmanb
Snoiana / 1870, peo Sincennes, al
6ranitmenb Misiisiippi / l7l6, ueo
Nat9es, al 6ranitmGnb; Suinois, /
1920, uco Sastastia, al 6ranifmGno
alabama / III, peo Mobils, al 6ranifs
meno; Maine / 1923, ueo Saco, af
Gn9eIlfmGnb; Misiouri i 1854, peb
ct. Souis, al 6ranifmGno 9lrtanias /
1855, peb artanias Sort, af 6ranlt,
mGnb; Niidisan i 1870, ueo Detroit,
at 6ranifmano; Sloriba i 1865, peb
ct. ausultine, al Spaniere Seras /
1892, peo g. q. De Se;an, at Spa,
Mere; Soma / 1888, peo burlington,
al GnselifmGno; %0Siseoniin / 1869,
ueo @reen Sap, al 6ranifmenb GaIis
iornia / 1869, ueo San Diego, al
Spaniere Minneiota / 1876, ueb ct.
Saul, al amerifanere; Oregon / 1911,
peo altoria, al Nmeritaners Sanias
al aneritanere @eit 9irsinia al 9mes
r%ifanere; 9teuaba, peb Carton Gitp, al
ameritanere 9tebralfa os Colorado, af
Nmeritanere.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18

Oct melt Mooerne / Oame>Yp MI
for Chen er Ell 6lom al Snapper. Gn
New Oorter Dame paa 5tb auenue
bar mplis en- 0rast meb 1900 ssorlis
ringer al ben Slass; Bet tos Sperifem
Here 0ase at ip benz paa.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18
JPholstrv Department.

Ti pl iGse no belle uor SeboIbnins af @ulutapper. Gooua, Mott
Gardiner mo Sibebsr, SenstebesStOf os anipGnser; Bet Sde taaet ale
Sarer unoer bette 0epartemsnt til Snotobspris mob aontant. Nor nj omo.
ger 5ortesneie ouerS arebebolbninsen er ben bbne 9o at tobe blot
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18

az Safe, Se, Suffer, sinp os ale andre aIOmaIegorer ialoes
SnotlebssFus os b"9es rt omtrins til buIteiombeIt Ius guu. for
III !" 'n o'oe Ot lo"' 't Vi op19r Sarebebolonin9en o9 ppnter op gu.
%m op pes9 os. Ieb Nsele
S. w LANDERS & son.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18
800.

81 bar hs@noe pa ur Dit 500 Wanoss % Quite 0raater.
lom nj oil iGse no til Prir orfftr. Nosls faa Sperfratter er tibaae. oo
De l9l9es l9rosss biust; tom % fob en-. Gerres 9rtitIer, yao,effe.
&mfertcr % Neiie= SGtfer til lane puir for at fa Ssbopuinoen
uoioIst.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18
Domestic Department.

Domestic Department.
Gooa Stan9ara rrints : ito 2 Cts pr. Yard
roy anu 0nlrIlng to 8 Cts pr. Yard
ROY 0sanaar 0inenam 9-lO-12 Cts pr. Yard
Bed Tickings, Batting. Cotton Flanel, Shirtings Denims and
Pants-Cloth.
til iables lane Brie.
Ni T agener for Den ne $50. 8 SpA Eoiine hn bsMts =, hn.a.
Noset, JONI Gnbper bebeuer. Som os bees os.
s. ". LANDERS.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-18

Oh
3mben og 9atte
Moore for
Sien," tGntf
q Sa ogiaa lag
f 81 fom I'D
bun bebouer
~" 6an ltol
og buifeoe
uaen ba pinfeOe
ham, og MI par
ban lob Oerneo.
Del par ct =
sbiterne paa, =
olattc SsfaOe ia
Aft / Tanoet
ioen ileoe,
jtfEt bleu tpnOsr
ST ~bespuote at !
lu1out paa, at DC
1t pen0e bient.
n Eur NED I'll 9
fer. ban i%pGnote
I'd be9Daofe III
os tottere, alt q
iliart tImoe ban
ia. iauIeOes lpa
o1nfring BAN.
ptnbe ON, men
bapbe reilt Jig mi
Bro BAN aflteo
Ia imoo, men
6ss 9lunbe. .
kpnIGnge Def IA
innke ban alorig
set rneo ct bleu
bu3e Suefnug
mn oanneoe be
iou builte pda
Der iaa II
be I'D al et
ueo Soile,
fbe rGtfe bet
ae&9noe uar p(
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tall iuutes uRltei
ka1b dumb o9
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01

dwellings, and TO collect fees for handling and stOr
ing the boxes The place where the gam of the
Imperial Treasury comes in Is this: the Govern
ment has decreed that no petroleum shall enter this
port without going through this privileged ware
bouse that the fees of the warehouse shall be much
greater than the same service would cost elsewhere
and that the owner OF the privileged warehouse shall
pay certain proportion OF his gains TO the Govern
ment. The decree as it stands. requires American
petroleum to pay from six per cent to seven per
cent as warehouse dues in addition to the eight per
cent reCua duty This IL rather large pill to OK
pect the Turkish Minister at Washington to get
down the throat of the Administration but |
imagine that the Porte not without hope, Tor II
eyinces strange anxiety to have such matters left
for arrangement at Washington when pressure for
satisfaction here is made. Similar extra imposts
have been put upon American cotton goods, and
upon spirits of American origin.
Now the Turk rs not a inancier and he did not see
the effect of laying these extra charges on American
goods He only thought of the money that wouid
accrue IL the American Government was too indolent
TO growl and should let American goods pay TINS
extra duty for the privilege of access to turkish
markets. But the effect of the illegal additions to
the tariff must be to cut of the importation OF these
goods from America. Russia is opening up the
petroleum of the Caspian. but cannot compete with
America ia quality. She can, however, get II INTO
the country without paying the extra tax and can
make such difference price as TO drive the Amef-
can article from the market The same IL true ~ 10
alcohol and as TO cotton goods By the extra tax the
American goods become too heavily handicapped to
compete American pork was prohibited by the
Turks n. soon as France raised the aDitrcbin1 cry
two or three years ago. The consequence has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
LORD BROUGHANS WIG.
From The Boston Advertiser.

Tn 1897 Charles Sumner, being then twenty-six
wears old, and fresh from MS law stunies during
ton went abroad for four years of travel. While IN
England he was presented to Lord Brougham,
with whom he became q great faVoTite III f e.s
ruary. 1889, he wrote to O friend asfolows: Lord
Rrougham has given me bis Jul bottom lOrd
chancellor wig, in which he made his great speech
on the reform DILL such awig costs twelve gulneas;
and then the associations OF it! In America it will
be like Rabelals's gown" Inc wig was sem NOME
5y Sumner TO Judge Story. TO whom he wrote from
Rromrham's wig. | always wished it to go to the
law school. Put 1t In n case aud preserve IT,. Inns
request was complied With, aud the wig became
one OF the penates of the school, But the BIENNIAL
mierations OF students, the designations OF pro-
frssors and The repeated changes III Librarians soon
removed those who knew the value OF the relc. ana
the wig. in its pasteb0ard box, worked us way W
The obscurity of the law-sch0ol garrett .
Years passed; the death OF Brougham in lSoo
revived the faded memories OF MS eoquehce, MS
varied learning and his wonderful career Diosra
oher of Sumner stumbled Oh clew TO me existence
of the Wig aud sought it at the Cambridge school.
None of the then present Ds
dilniy having fOnnd Wig III Undiscovered ooX III
the garrett but knew nothing OF It's origin. a
younger member of the iacultJ confessed 10 having
worn il in former student days while sittlhg AS
presiding justice In moot court trials put Oh lt&
present whereabouts none could tel FuTtner III
auiry proved that the law-school garret nad oecd
cleared of rubbish several summers prevous ana
that the wig in It's dusty box had migrated 10
st0ye-room in Harvard hall TO old Harvard, theii'
the searchcr went and encountered AN asea Sdi-
Move of the college who presided over the onlid-
iugs in the yard. Yes, he remeInbereda WY III =
npstehoard box which had kicked about for some
lime and had then been turned over to one OF MS
Assistants. The assistant was summoned ana after
long effort recalled TO his memory tne Iacl .has
me- lad given an old wig to his little chi dren to play
with. and that they having exhausted ITS attractive
mess il had gone INTO the ash heap and one summer
afternoon had been carried across Holmes he'u 10
the hollow by the willows, and dumped INTO the
mass of earth and ashes winch Were then Delng
Graded to form the ground upon which now stahds
The north goal Of the foot ball field ..
Further search was useless. and the wig was le,t
IN its fate but the future students OF tine Engish
law as they finger the pages of heeeon ana WrIsoy
n 90 Ramewall and Cresswell. aud gaze northward
from the windows of the new law building, may
mediate on the mutability of matter and me iali
of Lord Brougbam's wig from the pinnacle OF Tue
wooisaak 10 the ash-heaps OF Holmes held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
KARL MARX.
Erin, The London World.


For ever thirty years England was the home OF
this remaI kable man. go quiet and retired was his
way OF life that nine Engshmen out OF ten had
never even heard his Dame. You met HIM quietly
walking down GOwer-St., man somewhat over
middle size although, owing to O slight stOop-the
stoop of the student not of the inyalld-and TO his
breadth of shoulder and depth OF chest. he looked
rather less; under his arm would he some papers,
for he was on his way to the British Museum Lii
brary, where he spent more time than perhaps any
other living man, and altogether, with his light
tweed coat and soft felt hat, you would take hun
for the teacher of modern languages in q ladies
school, leisurely making his way from the Under
ground Railway station to fulfil his wearlsome task
Under the great dome OF the library he was, as
might be expected, at home, but he made lew ac-
quaintances; and the mild divine who rubbed
elbows with him at the catalogue-desk or the lady
writer who just putting the finishing touches
TO an improving article Tor the QuUer III the next
seat at the reading table, had little idea that the
gray bearded reader, half hidden among high piles
books and papers, was the high priest OF latter
dav Socialism,. So
English house i'll a quiet by-rOad OF Hayerstock
Hill man noticeable at once. chiefly for the mar
yellous outlines of head and face that were surely
born TO 81 on the shoulders OF ruler OF men. Inc
brow was massive, and every feature well formed
the whole surrounded by halo of silver hair sadly
Trimmed by time but still somewhat aggressive and
unyieldlng, like ITS owner. Inc lull osird, Zoo
tache still black. Most remarkable of all were the
eyes, which surely Charles Lamb must have had in
his mind when he spoke of the full, dark, lnscru-
table ewes of the Jew and Marx was by descent
Jew They seemed to piece you. as IN gentle but
emphatic voice the terrible 'incendiary talked or
the past with its struggles, its memories OF Helne
and of Freiligrat and of the future with Its hopes
He was proud of his work, and, above all, OF Das
Kapitan the first volume of which is eagerly bought
and read in every tongue and country OF Europe
except our own. That volume contains the almost
undivided labor of twenty years, and the motto
prefixed chosen from Dante represents DIS IDEAL Oh
answering devotion TO cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
TUTRLOV WEEDS MODESTY.
gyo,n Tn, dlbduu Press.

Governor Morgan made some alIuson TO the I'M
assuming and Simple department Of Mr.. Weed-a
man OF such extraordinary power and influence.
Some years before. while resident OF Albany, ar.
Weed had been asked to be the candidate for the
Office of Mayor of the city at time when there
could be no doubt of his election. But he declined
the honor I he committee then called aud urged
his acceptance, but he would not hear OF II. it
seemed to he an important crisis, perhaps. TO his
party, and a third earnest application was made to
overcome his scruples.
mo, gentlemen" he replied. " cannot consent.
Indeed If YOU could only know what very poor
Mayor should prove to be, l am sure you would
not urge me-
And this. said the Governor, from man who had
the power to make Judges, Governors ana fresi-
dents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
TO-MORROW.

If we be glad or sad or grave or gay,
IL sobs or laughter fill our threats to-day,
What will it matter when light fades to gray
Tomorrow
If we have now OF love or bitter hate.
III scorn or pity on our pleadings wait,
The world will be the same whateer our fate
Tomorrow.
Fret we to-day with hearts hot to the core
With keenest anguish for what comes no more.
Idle as dust the trities we dep!orc!
Tomorrow.
The daises nod above orr head.
Insensate sleep VIC III our churchyard bed,
Twill nothing count how we to-day have bled
Tomorrow.
S. NJ. GRAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01

"See here. sir" said the leader of the min
10 orchestra director do yon think we are on
the way to the funeral rich relayef because, you
do You are very much mis AIKEN. We are dancing the
mlnuet Play -IPbiadelpha News
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06
UoIron.

Sales of cotton in this market Sat
urday were 300 bales; all to spinners,
the market closing firm and unchanged
as follows; Ordinary,7sc; good ordinary
$50; low middiing, Sc; middling, 91o;
good middling, 9BC; middlins fair,
1880. Stains-good ordinary, 7ic; low
middling, &c., middling,S4J. Tinges--
middling, $50; good middling, 90.
The total cotton sales here for the
past week were 1900 bales; divided
375 to exporters and 1926 to spinners
Quotations ruling are the same as q
week ago. Aggregate sales here since
September LIST have been 449, 575 bales
Of which exporters took 279, 375 bales,
Spinners 1872 75 bales, and spectators
1925.
The New York cotton market closed
on Saturday quiet at t to &c advance
over a week ago. Middling, 1Oic
Stock on hand l64 All bales. Futures
closed steady at IS to % points higher
than atthe close of the week before
The New Orleans market closed
steady. Middling, go, and g. l6c above
last week, Stock on hand, 1885,
bales. Futures steady at 10 to 81
points higher than last week, the
heaviest advance being on forward
months.
The stock of cotton now held a
Liverpool Of all classes Is OF 900 balel
and 225,OO0 in excess of last year al
the same time. while the stock o,
American is $4,000 bales, and ZIG,
900 in excess of last year. The tota
stock aAoat for Liverpool is 2O2,0O(
bales, and 1900 bales more than las
year. Of the latter 81 600 are Ameri
can, and this is 5000 more than wa
aAost at the same time last season
The worlds visible supply Of cotton il
set down at ,99s, 1853 bales,aRd 4l8,l9I
in excess OF last year, also l26,OTi
bales more than the year before.
The total receipts of cotton at al
United States ports since Septembe
Erst have been be24432 bales, an in
crease over last year Of l,8O9,sYs bale
and over the year before Of 2O6,l
bales. Total exports, 4,624,l bales
against 3, 4sO,12s bales aud 4,4i9,7S
bales the two previous years. 4l9tA
stocks 298,3l2 bales; against 1885
bales aud 94O,92O the two previou
years, all at the same timS, H
More than half Of the present stool
10 the ports is held at New York, an,
the total held at interior towns, inclu
ding Memphis, is but $4,000 bales
making the total in this country bu
little more than $4,000 bales,