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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
---------- NAVY DEPAgrifEsT,
WAsHIxGroS. June ~. 1889
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF YES.

PROPOSALS. FUR fOhSiirh,Es =, 81. An
The .os
se "a 1884 at which and place thoy VII be
Tor the purchase Of certain vessels when nave ~
strcye fIom Register under ~ ~
@ ~ Ssss Interests Of Inc United states TO sell
Tie vessels offered their appraised vsue anc .a.s 81 I'M
are The Congress s2sAoo gmssa 'I3VH Iowa jss,GO0;
Sisssra 500 900; and OhIo. 100 Al Boston, n'1S
sbn6 and Florida 4.4oo. at NewLonacn, conn; sys-
leans s1oo oa ss AZ Glance
500 supply si2oo soIrel S2o0 ana All ee s5soo ss
League Island rene worcester. Sssico shswna 500
VA saysnnsh SlO6 Norfolk. Eoanoke ~ ~ 1c.s
s ss penn Pswnee $500, and scAwsec sooo
ranosas must be submitted sealed envelope
ssareary OF the Navy ashfngon ~ VI mi 80 snish
Proposals purchase Of ss 20 for o. NJ than
ssaa shoui bo Included within one proposal M, .rsooa
Tie vessels Will SOLD for cash. 70 inc yrf priceS
corporation or value thereof BID pro-
nasa must be BY depo ~ cssr nt a. Shs
rv ssr6sd cheek Of not less than ~ PEI sS pensl
q s 20 S SsS Mso sS o. core
10 be approved BY the a. az cent u the
dtioned for the "a inc ro hit days from we
amount 81 csntance In case default n:es ~
snt Of the remaining 90 peg cent Or any Ss b
time said sasA dsgo"s sSd =: .ppsS =
ARRESTED ia the act Of March 1881 -, sccscrsd wl b re-
of bddcra whose proposals sftsr ne opening u Ne
turned 70 them within ssve' a'''
Propss 70 the Departments printed ns ~ w rsss n
also osSs q can b sSsmns sf time BY
~ ys %Ss 81 s.soss shs 's fs.oa
:is. = sS = d1sd ~ sas P;fsszSE caAspLsx
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CLOSING PRICES or 6OSrOy SrO9K2
BOSTON, Friday, July g, 1888
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA sT0ok&
reported BY JOHN II. DAVIS & Co.. 10 Waist.
FRIDAY. July 6-P. N.

FRIDAY. July 6-P. N. r
greater volume of ousiless in shares than has
been usual for a week or more past and steady
hardening in values, are to-days indications of o
growing interest in the stock speculation. The
transactions amounted to 20S,S42 shares, and
prices advanced all along the line. Delaware,
Lackavana and Western, st. Paul, Lake Shore,
Louisville and Nashville. Reading, and Union
Pacific were the stocks which attracted the
greatest attention; but there were Others which.
with smaller amount of business. made handsome
advances Central of New Jersey. with only
$500 shares, rose 81 to ssl4, and Missouri Pacific.
with transactions amounting only TO 1900 shares,
rose lie per cent. The market closed dull and.
strong.
A moderate amount Of business was done in
Government bonds and prices were steady at un-
changed quotations as follows:
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sS Ss s III:
& sas as' Butter sS Rp bs os ieo
ss1s O9S 4. s SsS . Sssa
nom rhsae l5S% 1000 dS s aHS'Rfs
s sr iSsS Rs r eSdG . psrG soO S s.
Shl .nsd srS MAS B Ss5s
6RSS Ts:ssS soo5
SaE ss. SD, NSSTssn SEs
SssGt kANss9S Italian i1'f BARK ark. 900
s &c ay Sac Java 'PPteE 60 %srT
. soSe%a better
s1s; rss
s po saosa aT 2q 20 s ss Baes
as,' 81
Si.sI nseii 50 a% s.iss:
City INDIA Ness: rae..
scarce an a held nr@ quoted s2S.. :oUr nEATs-Iism
ing quiet and the tome barely ste;dy sales, 5000 q
Fl'f fsa sss
sso fic sSsa snsads ssss PIssIsa isi4c
MiDDLEsavery dull prices unsettled and nominal Long
At Mss ISRt snSs h
and IN good demand CITY Msayy TO Light sssc: ss
sasy S% soon Sscsm. goqn
II points from the higher figures leaving OF dull and de-
so cash ra9s ys
s % ssgS e. 200 on S.5
LOO tcs september osi ssslc closing sjic; i5oG tea
os Sss s f S s
ns SsSs ely steam IN better demand sales ESQ 5cs
crate inquiry sales 400 tcs Continent part Soc South
SsHss sssp
demand gs aedOuy 70 supply actual wants state cream
SFs.%sry Dairy Ts krEs. r1S.ana ssi:
continues weak and demand quite moderate State, S20
}oas:, wes..rn Fls. issc. Western chsddsr; $500
Gs%sad prices snow further slight advance OhSs
Gass
The demand has been rather light ies the week past
ssssSs s,s pfsySu: pss: The saS
oa ne % d to i%
pse, are not 50 high that we
sPIcIs3 din unchanged. =. 49,
Good REFINING s,.Se. SCI 1est cea1fSsai c the
T.:
sieos,, Powdered. s-ssici Srsnuated lsiSc; MOpla
IRA &c. 7Ssi lscI &C." 7iss7i.c.' yellow &C" S'ss7c
osTExsiSS. lard s.earlne dun aud unsettled Choice
ivy a:siss s. fGe more 40
TALLow.Duli and rather easier Prime City quoted
FEx@As .Ss s cay 4: SS.. offered
zoe abaied had bees previously offered for the best
% also n n ss % Of
Mcyunne sold at es1 c also 99o pkgs Japan at 9sS8c
and 100 Cougou at i0isc. -
ToBAocoseed leaf les. active but steady sales 2oo
% sSS
sunfrs disc 800 bales Havana $50 ISL 15 $50 bales
sumatra 81 so Kentuoky quiet but nrn Lugs. "a
sJsci Leaf 6sSdlle. sales last week 2oo hhds ,. 49,.
WO0I-There continued dulnsss here. Tho inter
venon of Independence Holiday checked what lutte
om manufacturers The feeling is
weak and almost demorazed Dispatches from san Fran
o s sass T sa ss
32133c In Michigan thore have been sales
that these prices are not war
here. The been small and unimportant
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DrouoSSls.
FOR FUEL.
UNITED STATES MARINE coars. :.

= UNITKD STATES NAkINE tVhfs
OuARTRRNk sIEKs 0FfrCR
WAsHlxGros. d. c. June II: 1881
I'm duplicate will be received az ths omce
seaae9 ~ as,cISCK n OF TUESDAY. the TENTH
mnY OF JtJIY Next supplying Wood 70 tne uy.ssa
states Marines more OF tne oio"ns ,-'
lsf of July 1883 10 30th June, 1884 ,. r.,.,, pa
Washington D. O. Phisdelpnia r. sea ana ar Norfolk
Va Wood and Anthracite Coal - =. AZ, lad ,,or
snv of the nane at the Office OF the
WASHINGTON d. u. and ASSISTANT eo>e'
1us ,s sr' o,S south Fourth ST. Philadelphia. Pa "A
shou be endorsed Proposals for Fuel ana ~
dressed 10 the uhaer'is" W. B. SLACK
Major and Quartermaster u s. Msrns S"spsfh
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BuFyALo July 6-Fiour steady City Ground. New
Process al s0oS5 co. White Winter IS 900 90 26 Amber
s. 7sass s.Ya Minnesota q sassr' % 7sss1 90 NO
arshsm. so Wesiern s.rsghS Minnssota
dull Corn quiz: oats steady Isarosd freirhs 20 New
Wheat TO, Corn ,12s; osis. 40 Flour,
Corn. s 1s. Ssi wheat s.~'xsis stS Fa.
s suTSsr 70 g A''s NsxYorH 50 per Railroad
receipts Foqr isoe bbss whs,t 1870" ps sa yorn
rscsip:-Fissr $4,000 Wheat. 10000 BUSH Corn 10000
Wheat doooi Corn. $4,000 DATA 1900 nsr,sy. BOO
5000 bush. Corn. ssoo6 bush., Rye $4,000 oals,
1900 busA. 10 iatsrmsdiate polnss-WhesL - bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

GUENIEs-Qriet. unchanged,
Hay AND sIEAwPrces were weak and ireenI wo
SSe' clovsr 4ssSoC No Rye straw 'osSte Short d.
Sas Ss and PS o RasaS
A Ay aiSrna Masmofss iS Vera cruz
ssg TsS.. SpSss Vet E ssa lsS
iS ,9 9E Hs. 4iss. 4 S
G sS s soahsn III &c. south American
HoPs-ony small trade 70 =. ras a. se for STATE
1857 $os$5s for do csio q. ssS
Of Independence holiday Pes aIo improve and
All no grades are heid with drmness There are more
buyers than SCI at tho moment Mahy ~ '"r The feeling
Just now entirely favor Of The holder regent sas sne
ude 900 tons chessnat @ Al moSoien tons
Thomas PRIV terms md az geo So and
SCI for 10 Lshrh sold on tho sPot a. 2z f we
popss ia scesi Ps quiet
@ the small OssSss AMI sns Sp em that port
We SSste iEsinion q. 90 eeS
co. s9 9Sa ~
-, a &c ssY rs So "ii
io scrsP IS e can Dc q fnsSa copper
has been during the greater part Of sa week eth o1 sss
rs gSss Prizes o e. r brand: &
y%P.ay Win s .SS s' Hsssi si,SSs
2Se2s Tin plates have been more active Al sssay
S Ssssc Tn u q osss ~ S TsnS
the extent Of to9 tons cono. M ~ sss4 J2 for
mcn and &c Tor sesan At the iron and Mesi nn
change tosy Iron quiet and barely steady on eau n
Amecan No September sold at szS do loo os oo
tohsr M s2s 81 I'm quiet and easier on cat iv ion
STRAITS spot II &C.; Copper dull Leaa hese'''
nOmif al
xoIAs sEs-Dui. unchanged a .,u,o.t ,on,
SAVxL REs-Hcsins were very qulet snn MI ,yts
insi 90 for strained TO aosa 1e in yard
surpentipo steadier 81 the close ~ 30 81
iobbiSg iots yssSssc Tsr 81 10 CITY rlrcn ~ 80
oil GA K-About steady at SIS 90 ior W. IN bbl.
oiLs~Ilnseed steady Al Newsedolda geo S5is
cr,de suerm we're sold for home use AZ anu ~
Old go tec Meahadsn soa 70 es Oils are
Irregular and quiet We quot; nsesa osr 81
81 or crude cottonseed ssea2 Refined su@msc crude
iasSAc lard 10 0S5c; Crude Menhadcn 500 svo., e's
Whsle s5fc for southern and IS sooc TOT
oCELN FREIGHTS-Berth rates were hsnof al III sa.ssis
~enerai merch andise unchanged and quiet "a
received attention at foil Ises orsn az Id 81 900
do DO VIA BALTIMORE 1000 sacks Flour ~ 500
boz c Sa beet Pork Is; TseT
To- d., iOo bales Cotton, sdi 2T0 tons avatea
Goods, la LoNDoA steam soo o na. Gran.
I'D 5000 sacks Flour iss Bacon; 81 a 100 ShSs
Tsow 22s Ga. 800 sacks F,oaI l's ys; ~ sitis.
Toi ssan quoted AScai soy a Pa "a 200 ptgs
Lard, 30s, IL toas Leather sSsi ooioss "SsA1~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

t,u1cAeo July e-Tne Dropers Journal reports Hogs.
pecers IL 200 heal sipments 1900 market stronger and
active and from SO higher sales Common 70 uoc1
I,xca a. 10 q A. CO. Heavy Packing aud shipping % 90
"a o. st bacon S. as 49, skps % 10 0$o 10 closed
sfeady 40 s..~,-
sfve and stronger salesExports - oes6 90 ood 70
10 oe5 A.
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Religious Notices.

Al Scotch PresSytsrsn Church, hst nssTss n raw a.,
.nS esh Service tomorrow ~ :VoV = IN A~S
DR. y. IcCLUsKY BLAYNY w1i1pzeAch-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEW-fokk, July o.
An excited trading, with considerable fluc-
tuations In prices witnessed at the Petroleum Elk
changes today. The weakness OF yesterday was con-
spcuous IN the morning hours. and the price fell from
al 3la to 81 1O7 against 1878 last night and $11e
the lowest price yesterday In the afternoon the market
gathered strength slowly, but the last half hour wilt
messed noisy dealings aud advance OF two cents In
that time The close excited and buoyant at Sll4ie
and Sll4ss There important news from the OIL
fields and indeed operator seemed TO care for IT
Many short" sales covered at the morning prices
and numerous "long purchases were filed for persons
who were afraid of market between 3118 and g 20
the decline from the latter hgures has
been healthy, ana II has caused sufficient speculative
shifting of position warrant the expectation OF re-
action from dnlness which has oppressed the mar
ket than two weeks past But whether any re-
newed activity will result In the sustaining OF higher
prices for ne depends upon tue extent 10 which
the bull syndicate has realized or has cared to realize
upon its hoidings
were a. follows:
Opening liz" ''i fiss
5 SE:::s::. ILL., HI. l}
nhes spIs ovsoVsy 3tvevvv
Clcarancess iuesaay 4,t6O.OOo 4.lleOO0
Tbcre reduction OF Ice per gallon In the price Of
refined oil the following figures: New YorR, 1850
74c Philadelphia, 7ss67ia and Baltimore 74077sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday. July @. 1888.

Bullion val ued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the Mines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
EUROPEAN Financial MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Ioypoy luly e-1230 .. m.-consoA l00its for money
and zoos for the Atlantic Great Western hrs
mortgage trustees cerncstes ~ Ere 3ot New.h ork
Central l22la Illinois Central 1864; Reading sos MOI
lean Ordinary, ll6a Newfork ontario and western [1s
LONDON, July 6-2i00 D. m--PArls adyIces quote three
pr cent renIes rs cenmes for the account
$500 m.-Cons0ls. l0Oste for money and
l00 account United states toar per cent bonas
l0i lo do Onr half per cent bonds llO's Atlanuo
ana Great Western mortgage trustees certificates
z7A; Erie 1884 New York Central l23 Pcnnsy Cen
trail al. Ordinary, 1l6: NewfOrk ontario and
Western Pa Milwsuke and ST. Paul Common, 1912
The amount bullion Withdrawn from the Bank ofknSand
en- balance TODAY IL R6ioOt. -.
LONDON July 6-4:OO m:-Psris afvoes quote three
cent renes 80 confines for the account
and exchange London at 20 francs 20 eentmes Tor
che
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MINES AND MINING.

sALEsIr rms MINING EXCHANGE
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ssellsr 90; I seller 80; seller 10.
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Thcrc reduction Of lee per gallon In the price Of
refined oil 10 the following figures: New York, 1880
7sc; Philadelphia. 7ss07ia and Baltimore 7&977sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

lyPRPooI July 0.-Bacon. Cumberland Cat sob' short
RS 4loa PORK. PRIME Mess sJ9d do Western Isn Lsra
prt,n, ~ American CnJioa ozod UT
asnr,as sprts 2lDd. Lard 5000 Der OWL os
Amercan Brozdstuds--corh or sa ior New Mixed az
az, Wheat N1lDt3l .ILi.fBc Cxtfofl1 NO Il oAoW
300 for California q so9i sa2i fg aea wntsr rsas
ed states and sooOd for nnsst do Beef s'va TOR EAA
India Ness ,...... ooo. .,,,ccsra
Insaea IO8d per quarter iAnseod ol ~ W. *
psr tan. TaoW 4ne osr ows heahoa f'S
GxvsR July 8-wicors Lard closed At 81 frasos oo
RsnMrs July e-wilcoxs Lard closed Is ~ msrx' ~
pfenningsp liolDa Petroleum mAfHs ~ vs
The daily gazette., 1883-04-30
REPRlNrEp FRoM sATuRbAv
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
The Young Man to bo Recommended for
the Position OF Naval Cadet


The YouRg Man to be Recommended for
the Position OF Naval Cadet.
Superintendents D. w. Harlan and T, N.
Williams and Professor Groves, the commit
tee who examined the applicants desirous
of being recommended for the position OF
cadet at the Naval Academy at Annapolis
by Hon. Chas. B. Lore, made their report
this morning.
The two highest on the list examined were
Joseph G. Jolls of MiddletOwn and l.. Cal
vim Bertolette of Wilmington, the former re-
ceiving an average of 74l4 and the latter
G91S. The examination was remarkably
severe and the unsuccessful contestants
were principally defeated in arithmetic, q
study which forms an important part in the
course at Annapolis.
Young Jolls, who is between II and 10
years of age, will now be recommended TO
the examining board OF the Academy, and
If successful then he will be entered upon
The lists as a cadet. If by any misfortune
he should fail Mr.. Lore would then recon-
mend young Bertolette for the position. Il
he, too, were unsuccessful, another exami-
nation of applicants would have to be held.
Both MIR. Lore and the committee con-
gratulate the successful young man and
also those who failed for the able manner
In which they replied to the questions. The
father of Jolls is in the flour and feed bust.
ness In MiddletoWn.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-30
A MUSEM ENTS.

An art exhibition will be given in the
Opera House on May 5. The lecture en-
titled 'The Jeanette Arctic Expedition"
which will be delivered by Professor Wood,
will be illustrated by stereopticon views
thrown upon a 20-toot canvass. A matinee
will be given in The afternoon.
The appearance in this city of the cele-
brated Mrs Langtry, on May $, as GalGtea
in "Pygmalia," is looked forward to with
considerable interest by the theatre going
people The prices will be the same as
charged in the larger cities mainly 81, l.5O
and $500. An exchange in speaking OF
the English woman says: "She is a hard
working, conscientious student in her art
She acts admirably and well; and if she
ever falls below anyone's expectation
it is simply because some people think
that, as II matter OF course, the most beauti
ful woman in the world ought to be tn,
greatest actress in the world. She is no
that; but il she were anybody except tht
person she is, she would be considered {
great artist by all.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-30
CLOrnEEa.
A NEW SUIT.

1t is one of the topics of con-
yer. alton at this season of the
year, and what is the thing for
me to buy. Now we will help
you solve this query if you will
visit our Clothing House, at
Fourth and Market streets, and
we will interest ourselves in
your case and show you some
thing that will be suitable for
you to wear and what is the
most stylish garment of the
season. 1t may be a Sack
Coat will fit your form better,
or if a Four Button Cutaway
we will tell you, or it may be
an Evening Coat will be best
for your wear, and if SO we
have them. To sum it sll up
if you will give us the chance
we will help you out of your
trouble with the best-ftting
garment and what will please
you. Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets.
JNo. w DIEFENDoRF & 60
The daily gazette., 1883-04-30

Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
oa Ghadd'e Ford. T.s0R. m.
PhIladelphia closed pouch, $50 8. m.
Philadelphia and waymail, 800 q. m.
New York, Pennsylyauis ana points east and
Delaware ives srD Railroad 10 Landeubsvs,
Philadelphia, t:ew York city, Penusylvania
and New Jersey, 1.b0 q. IN.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
ri PhilSdsipSia, Mc New York and ell points east
"Ts PhilSGelphiS ns and New YORK citiss closed
pouches, pSb y. IN.
Pennsyivania west Of Lancaster, and all
points west and southwest ESQ p. IN.
All points north, east west and southwest,
All Louisiana Is sent west except New cleans
which is sent south on through malls
sourA.
aItimore and way mail, TAO a. m.
Washington and all points south, T.40 q. N.
Ali points on the Peninsula, $50 q. m.
Supplementary natl for the Peninsula, 800
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
Newport, stanton, Newark, slktsn and
Havre de Grace, 1880 p m
Points on Baltimore Central, between PORT de
Posit Northeast and Chadd's Ford IL 80 p. IN.
Baltimore and bay Line steamers, A.AO D. IN.
Peninsula north of Harrington, including
Delaware City and st. Georges, $50 p. IN.
Baltimore, closed pouch, $50 p. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
11.0o D. m
MAILS ARRIVE AND RRApY RoR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington Northern Railrosd,
| $50 D. m.
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
/ and all other points, $50 p. m.
| From Philadelphia, New York and points
| north, east and west, $50 q. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 O. ID.
Erom Peninsula and all north OF Harrington
9.lb q. M. ~
From Baltimore and way mai, 80 .. m,
From Baltimore, 12.a0 p, m.
| From Peninsula mail, 1880 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, l.3O p. m.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south, 40 p. IN.
From delaware Western Railroad, 2.20 p. m
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, $40 p. m.
From. Baltimore, Washington and pointE
south and southwest, b.40 y. IN.
Carriers deliveries as follows $50 .. m, gen.
eral; TO- 90 a. m, partial; ]. 30 p M general; AoC
,. M. partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by the
carriers at B30 and 1000 o. IN. 80 and 400 p. m
An additional collection will be made at T.3C
| D. IN from all boxes between Jefferson and
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth streets
Inclusive. On Sunday a full collection Will be
made at 500 p. IN. Local letters for carriers
delivery should be deposited in the Post Once
ten minutes before the hour of delivery.
W. Y. SWlt}tiET'f. Postmaster.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-30
nrr. Paxnter,s suocessor.

Nothing degnite has yet been done look
ing to alling the seat made vacant by the
resignation OF Councilman Lewis Paynter
from the Fourth ward. Only one name has
been mentioned for the position,
that of William Turner, grocer, at the
corner of Third and Poplar streets.
Turner is a Republican and an unsuccessful
aspirant for the position some time ago. He
says, however, that he does not care to take
the seat for the short time intervening be
fore the election. 1t is also barely possible
that the Republican members will take nc
action in the premises.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-30
OmclaI Figures.


Registrar Frazer's report for the week
ending April 2s, 1883, is as follows
Total number of deaths, Is; classified as
follows Born In United States, II; foreign,
l; white, 13; black, s.; males, g.; females, g.;
adults, IL; minors, z; under l year, 4; ) TO
10, 2; Is to 90, /; 90 to 80, 2; so to 40, J.; 40
TO so, 2; 90 to 10, 8; so TO 90, g.; coroners
cases, 1; still-horn, /, By wards First, 2;
Second, Q; Third, l. Fourth, l; Filth, 2;
Sixth, 8; Seventh l; Eighth, Q; Ninth, /;
Tenth, 2; Eleventh, l.
Causes of death: Accident, apoplexy,
cirrhosis of liver, catarrhal pneumonia, con-
vulsions, erysipelas, exhaustion, old age,
heart disease, meningitis, small pox,
strumoue abseesses, tuberculosis of bowels,
each /: consumption, 2; pneumonia, B.
FOR the corresponding week last year there
were 10 deaths
During the week 6 bodies were sent away
for interment.
For the week there were 81 births re-
ported-17 white males and 12 females
black male and / female; 2 illigitimatt
births and still births. By wards First
Q, Second, 2; Third, 5 Fourth, 8; Fifth
Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, z; Ninth
1.
During the week IL white marriages wer'
reported. E. B. FRAZER,
Registrar,
The daily gazette., 1883-04-30
rha steamer shadyslde.

The steamer Shadyside, which is to take
the place OF the Morrisania, is expected here
on Monday or Tuesday next. The First
Regiment band has been engaged to give a
concert on the boat on her first trip be-
tween this city and Philadelphia. The
Shadyside lett New York this morning and
will resume business Immediately upon her
arrival here. She will be provided with an
electric light and it is expected will run all
the year except when prevented by ice. An
agent is now busily engaged in soliciting
orders ior carrying freight.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-30
They Kan for the Doctor.

Some people are always running for the
doctor when the least thing is the matter
with themselves or their children. OF
course, the doctor likes this, for he gets
well paid for it. But there are many occa-
sions when the judicious use of PERRY
lIAvIs's PAIN KILLER will do all the doctor
can. Mr.. X. V. Miller, of Syracuse, N. Y,
says he has for twenty years used PAIN
KILLER for miscellaneous family sickness !;
and that it is so valuable that it ought to be
kept In every house