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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

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India Mess Extra ness quoted siY 5ossI2 Packet
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very rm qnolsd here 500 1922 so; and for Western dey
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quoted %@SSsSS a9HE s Az
and principally in December, January and February
si @PSh st. iss as
and tbs pGn but ho Selling s up S
points above the ruling rates Of yesterday leaving On
% show no 90 naEed eSsns @ucp as
yc s'E Deo DSs Closing S
$50 tss closing si5c 5SG Ies jsnS
ss45c, closing, sA$as45ci; $50 ties March, sy455
s6Oc 9di 1850 cs Nay sSoss 42c Closing S73cl city
ss h hgsr and strong sales lao ISs SCI Of NO. Gy
H3ysmeer and pecember south American. 875e.;
the feeling IA not SO firm on Fine CFeamery because Of mid
weather and falling of OF demand state Creamery Ssc
Tkln tubs and pals "a oslo Welsh tubs fsS39c state
tory cHEEsE15hppirs remain quiet and the
with the feeling quite firm all desirable grades Choice
srmmed 79S Ohio Fia 169 sG Creamery skims
2e5e; Home trade lots OF Fancy september l2as
marks state and Pennsylyania 81 dS2ei Western aud
RIcERather weak sales somewhat larger within the
range Of 4G69.c for Domestic. ,,,--..,..
SUGAR Raw quiet the spot at CSC for Fair Refining
on the street $500 bags Pernambuco and bags do sold
ne e, od to-day Pes MST cog @ size SS
bbis do 772Lc and $50 bbls October 5000 The spot
So%aws Cut Ito Loaf Sc; crushed 9c Cubes sISSe
Powdered SOS Gr9nnlatsd l,ies M9qla
Oh A." 7sa5 &c; White Extra &C, G'.a7c Extra "C'
3 quiet but hS ARMY CITY GaStSa
moderate inquiry At steady prices Prime
TOBACCO-Rentucky quiet Lugs. 7dSc. Leaf, S26
Il 2c sales for the week 280 hds other sales rumoed
seed Leaf 200 1892 Ohio 4il o; 100 1892
Wisconsin and Havga 200 case1 1882 Pennsy yana
j1alHc 1870 1892 state, 5GlJc 800 bales Havana
sOc. al II.
wOOI-Iittlc change be noted The poor and coarse
grades for SALE and 20 certain extent have af
fected the entire market though there s number OF
holders who insist upon full for the prime and fne lots
The demands from manufacturers have continued small
Domestic Flceces 4Oc; $4,000 10 Spring
Texas, 19ga27c.: $4,000 Fail do, lSQ22c.; $4,000
n secured do, l6752c. 10000 ~ Oregon,
&c: $4,000 n Spring California l7G22e.; 10000 ID
Fine Delanc, 43c; 5000 Unwashed COmbng Soc $4,000
70 Cape - g03Oc; $4,000 Unwashed Western, 1000 ID
Washed do 5000 Kansas, 30 bales MOntevdeO 10 bales
Cape and o. 900 10 Domestic Pulled, private terms.
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Religions Notices.

Al scotch Presbyterian Church, llhstr between 9Th and
F PaSr Re 1SG H. D. D vail preach
American Temperance Union, chicksrns Han sunday
Iaa. bx S S OLIVER fms Dr. RELHY director Of
music Mr. HEDDET S6 Ssf9 b6S S2rb1 n FTsaen
Z. II. CARPENTER Cor. secretary
grooy1 Tnse4%c dss PGs 5 TALNAdE will preach
Al bedford street NJ. f. Chqrch.-Rev. W. NC, MeKEN
DREE HAYWOOD Niaissr WI preach at 1880 800 on
Chorus Choir
Al Bloominsdaie Reformed Church, 7lstst and 9th;
MARTYS Al II: Friends and Friendships y; and at
sts' SHyn%fomorToW morning at ii O'clock the Rev
JOHN w CHADWICK viii preach Subject; Then and
n Thanksgiving sermon for Evacuation Day. Next
evening service al O'Clock pecmOer subject Matthew
Al siecIs Hall No. II East I4thst-ANDREwy JACKSON
on The Religion OF Spirit Singing by the distinguished
Mrs. Belle Cole.
All souls Church, 4thaye corner OF 29ths-s5sg9day-
fS2S at ' %IL Sn % Il F TSS public cordially
invited invited
Al Union Hail. 6th.ave. below llthst-7,sO. Rev. G, e
Marriage First discourse, Not Good for Man to be Aone
solos, Ducts, choruses
and 9th ayes The Pastor Rev JOHN r. PAXT KIT D. d,
will preach sunday the 25th nst at II a m and Ia0 M
sSS Church nop R ES%TH6S VII prsss T at G
the series OF Advent sermons on Luther and the e
nernoon service at O'Clock ar Newton win begin
of Informal talks upon the Books OF the Bible" The aim Of
this course Will present each sunday brdseye view Of
Biblical book its authorship nature contents etc. IN the
light OF the criticism together with It's ethical and spirit
ual aim.
Al Fourth Unitarian Church, l2sst, between 4th and
Madison GALLAGHER gTsaSges u a svG m
hna thoughts on Evacuation bay" Public cordially
vted sunday school at 10 a. IN.
twsen MseS0ssSs snd SIsvS ERRTTT HTLBTRD
FORD Evening 1850, the pastor will preach. sermon
All cordially Invited
tween I'd and Sd aves.-Rey. ELBERT s TODD, Pastor,
g Rrea Ss 10 ses at M Welcome
to all
Ts%geren9s As'scIapp Cooper Union
Rev VIM. oLIN, Of Rochester, and Ed e MANN;
and an Pr Professor &c REYNOLDS in the
lessor KEENAN, in REGULATIONS J. b. GIBBS, PRESIDENT
5Pqs sssar t GhqrS
Pastor breaches 1920 M and 1880 r IN EVe mn sun
Ppm.
reception aud Donation Visit win be held at The Home
f ns t @ be served 10 O'clock to Services
the the chapel, 70 East 29thst, at $50 and 1880.
s g. @ PrsSs 5g F he
Tho Fioentne MartyI Evening" I4o sT ,S 00
H RSH59EI SSO tue hOH Ai '1~i W." 'p'"N
Baptist Church Of the Epiphany Msdsonaye and e4tn.
st. the REV Joseph H. Elder d. D. psstorseryces; MOTIF
Ing at M ocSSn services viii in this
on %yaRs sn4 rSity BAPTIST services
Tes GsT Pr p1bcpes cordial invitation
baptist Chach ofthe Redeemer. Assocation Hall. an
ave and lSs.st MSGhes Sx $40 '
Rlshop simpson will preach in ST. Luke's Methodist
Episcopal Church, 4lstst near 6haye, SUNDAY morning
Central Presbyterian Churck, 57thst, broadway
Prearhng by the j. ID. WILSON, d. d., * III a. M aho
7.SO ,. Evening tOpio' The Glory Of the HeAVsns
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: s s sss Ss os % ssss
Il tss &c. closing at ''' Rye higher at S'' Barley dun
DETROIT, Mich Nov 2s-whea. dull, No, ] white Fall.
sTa 1S SsS BAL 81 yS'sSS
$4,000 5000 Sas corr corn 1000
and eose M % Now SysT Wheat a
SORsdeTsSy below asking lots dun 10
No Pennsylya1a Red IN grain depot q i6i ESa Red
& closing ssS 4 e. Rsd g. y
asked December q 0s bid q Os7s asked Jsnusry 81 II
Option shade and Closed Ss barely steady Little
SnnusG cssoss ned Snd BIDS
* Sr demand and % 3 q Rss ne In
Ct elevator, 67c Mixed 20hst and grain
SsRS Ss s4a SG @ TF ea if sds s Depot l
MFs s S S SsssmSs CLOSING Sail b M s ssss
s ss Asa oSs1s9 Ne %Ee ss SS ssnss
9aSaa Eq S % aPlst s% sss$
3sl4e bid S9c asked December Sslc bid Ss asked
ssssd II sj sSs s@s %2ss sS:t
800 BUSH; cOIT .O9o BUSH oO oSts' $500 Sus6
"a SGv steady and %s
Si'issl o. pee SSst y II '1 esss1 o. gsn@S
FfeS Sn Active n SGa sh TS
9 4S FsSa4$ M the S ys0 Arm and
higher at 28a2S January So adS2a May Rye quiet ut
SyG6S Barley dun at 5Oasoc Receipts: Flour 5000 b6si
Wheat 40 600 BUSH Corn. 24000i oats, 7000 Rye 1000
~ 600 bush; Corn, 1SOOOi oats, 70OOi Rye noue Barley
70 White Soc; No Red cash 81 0SaS o. November,
81 " December 81 Oh asked January 81 06 February,
81 O74 March, 81 O9a; May 81 122 No. Red, s9G92oi
Corn dull but firm No. cash and November 63c Decem-
rejected 6OS5lc No Grade S5c; No White SCI No do
S2 January held 80 Stay, S6lq bid Receipts Wheat
100000 bush: Corn, $4,000 oats. 1000 Shipments
Wheat, 1000 bush. Corn GOO oats, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

In State bonds there were sales Of Tennessee 6s
ut 40 and of compromise issues at 437s, aud Viz
ginia deferred 6s were 81 higher at 10. OF CITY
bank stocks, North America sold at 1915 and Re-
public at 122
well-distributed business was done in railroad
bonds at irregular variations in prices but gener-
ally the business was in small amounts. Erie
second consols were q lower at och. Rome, Water
town and 0gdensburg IS rose from 20 to 710707s.
metropolitan Elevated frsts were up d at 1O2, and
seconds were III higher at S9l4. New-York,
Chicago and st. Louis first 6s were firm at 1O3I40
1882. West Shore and Buffalo first IS were u
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NRw-YoRK, Nov. %

NEW YORK, Nov. %
Enough strength was maintained by the
petroleum market to-day to discourage free bear" sales
and yet the failure Of prices to make gain the figures
Of yesterday checked purchases to cover The result
shrnkage in the volume Of business and the dealings
were largely speculative based the fluctuations Of the
day The range OF prices from 81 1914 down to
81 1914 the close being less than under the final
Quotations OF yesterday The market ended firm
The range OF prices ana the total dealings were as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
Total sales for the day
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday, Nov. %. 1888.


Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines
Father dc Smet superintendent's report for week
ending November Is shows: Ore extracted from
first level, 1000 tons ; second level, 600 tons;
third level 800. Ore milled, POO tons Golden
Gate crosscut, third level, was advanced two feet
Golden Gate, south header, third level, advanced
f.,,r f.af
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'leaTances, yesIeFiay

The clearances In the other markets were: OH CIV
1884 900; Bradford lO,l4S00O; Pttsburg, $500 600
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoSDoS Nov 23-12:3O p mConsols, l0l ll16 for both
money and the account Atlantic and Great Western
fret mortgage trustees certificates 81 Erie SOt DO
second consos SO New-YOrk Central l202 Illinois Cen
trial lS7 IA Reading, 27is Mexican Ordinary, "a Canadian
Pacific 62l4; ~. Paul common, lOl
m-Bar silver Is quoted az OO2i per Onncei ,ons9s
lOl for money and 10l 11l8 for the account Atlantic
and mortgage trustees certificate 6lt
Illinois Central 1874 Mexican Ordinary 76S The amount
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance
Paris advces quote three per Tentes at II francs 10
cenfimea for he account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 23Lard-Prime Western steady at 4Os
3d. Turpentlne, sPris steady at POS edi Whest No,
IA; Wheat, New Western Winter dull Ss Sd. Corn
Mixed New steady, at os Cd Turpentne-spirts, at Lon
don steady at Dos
LoSDoS, Nov. 23Calcntta Lmsoed 42s ad042s. Cd per
quarter Lnseed OIL 3l9 bs0Rl9 6s per ton Spirits OF
furpenne 2Ss Cd 029s cwti sugar 22s. 3D. 22s Cd
per for Cuba Centrifugal poiariEng 96o, and i9s 6d
zOs for Cnba MuscovadO fair refining ahoat
BRKIKN, Nov. 23-Wicoxs Lard closed at AZ marks 20
pfennigs per Ito n.
HAYRE. Nov. 23-WHcoxs Lard closed at % francs 10
confines per 80 kll0s.
francs 70 continues paid and sellers
closed at lU2 france 90 confines 100 kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IJvERPooI 23.-1230 injection steady MlddllnR
upands Cd do. Orleans llGd Sales $4,000 bales
including 900 for speculation EXPORT receipts 500
bales including 900, American. Futures-Uplands
Low Middlmg clause November delivery o 6O6ld, DO,
February and March delivery. 8 0f.64d, do. March
and Aprt delivery 63-G4d; do April May delivery
8-64d; Futures quiet
& ~ n,-CostOn- Futures-UpIands Low MiddnnQ clause
November and December delivery 6O.84d; do February
and March delivery 6364d DO March and April delivery
q l.04d Futures closed barely steady.
GALVESTON NOV. ZS.-Cotton quiet and steady Mddng
10 Lice. Mddng, S3lc. Good Ordinary, 94c.; net
and gross receipts 24s2 exports Great Britain l7iI
cOastwise GOO sales IA Stock 96l64. Weekly-Net re-
28265 29lOl Great Britain b17,
the Continent l294 eoastwise, Il 544 sales, 1147oI
SAVANNAH, Nov. 23.-CottOn firm Middling lOc Low
Middlng 9s4c. GOOD Ordinary, 0tc receipts. 4S9s
gross A96d exports o e9sstWIse saes 22oQi last
gross exports % Great Britain $500 70 the Con
nenf, 300 cOastwise 1l,065 sales. IA 300
NEw okLEASso Nov; 25GCotton hLn Middlns 1oyc.
II 1856 gross 1878 exports to Great Britain III
Continent 4,903 sales 60o0y stock, 2g9.s3l. Weekly
Net receipts 1875 gross % exports Great
wise l6l sales 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
H1NIOCK.
UNION TANNED.
Slaughter.

caicata Burao' Light 2Oaesi &c; Middle, 2OaS2i sc;
Damaged, lGal9Lo.
nearly 900 to bo thrown out Of employment by tho
shutting down Of Various G s 5 IN Western p An
statements the contrary notwithstanding; We have de
and during the have sold 5000 toms follows! NO
ma al sIS I s S ns and 9 Inferior Sq Sss
arc neglected. scotch Iron Is quiet and Essentially
No slgas2o. Forge, sIs5qld9 scotch Egllgon f29
Langoa s23 Gartshcrre s22 Gengarnock and CarnbLoe
dull 20 per cent Is quoted at so. steel
2 aaS f TONS az s55 at mills or $50 at oSaer There
0S S in ns S SSsfs
below the figures current at The Fast The more limited
Of rails and this fact has induced coas!denble cutting
IN prices od Iron sa as G S1a At s9a wSGsst
insot Copper steady With 600 ID Lake sold
S Almost t nominal at 10 English q 10 Plates
Tene 20 2aas5 81 Coke Tin s. o5 ass 81 DO TGrns
q G2qo 20 Lead again Sw .eo 3S for cG@%G9 RS
4asG4ie for Domestic and . Sc for silesian.
we Sl cn %fsf ca % oas Straits March, sold 10
% tons Straits October and November ship sold AZ lgc Cop
sold at sac 10 tons Domestic February sold ut $50 spell
MoLXssEs- Orleans 4Oa60c demand fair prices
rather Tea T sze RP o n g9g and essentially
changed at 81 60aS 90 for Strained 70 Good strained
sold tS7c yobbng ota remain ut Ssc Tar aud Pitch
uP oi and 3nls but steady at s2s 75as9o
oIIs-A very fair jobbng movement Ia In progress and
steady We quote City Iinseod,
b7a6Sci western 66966c Calcutta 6Sd69oi Crude Cotton
seed "a a37c summer Yellow 44d47 c latter for
best Lard. 83a66c. Crude Menhaden. 42c.i Crude
Sperm 0I09oci Crude Whale 640b6e CeyOn Cocoanut On,
7'497Tc COchIn, 9le Palm OIL 72slOei oliye sSe9oeA
l6a18c Tanners, 42G4Sc for Banks. and "a asoc for
Strata -
OCEAN FRETGHTs.-London and Antwerp berth rates
lower slow OH vessels had better
general received alton
LIVERPOOL steam, Grain quoted 4l9d 20 tons
Leather lOs HoDs Mi oysters 4s 1000 bbls Flour, ~
3d. los, 500 boxes Bacon 25s 1000 DO
Cheese 27a a3Os oil Cake In lots lbs; TaOw, EOS %
22s Cd Beef o., Pork So Sd 1900 bales Cotton, S2d
Hosin "a 3D. 200 Measurement Goods goa d22s Cd
....LONDoN steam 1000 bush. Grain I'D; 1000 bbls
Flour pa "a ala Ga 1000 sacks do It's Cd and
Lard 25eSOsi Cheese 4os 200 tons Measurement Goods
20s 62zs Cd GLASGOW, steam. 900 bush Grain odi
1000 66ls Flour 81 0oQ9 sa9ks d. l1s o6 ssgg0 s
Grain, AID ANTWERP steam $4,000 bush 49, 40
HAGEN, steam, 20 tons Leather, 70s ~; HIAMBUIG
steam b2O aud 100 bbs Grease l20d125 Marks
ITO l6I tubs Butter g sol bbls LuDrcatnE
on bags Clover seed aud 100 bags Timothy Seed lZO
l0,5OO bush. and 5000 bush Corn 20 pfennings
BREMEN, German bark (p0r 70 ARRIVAL 1900 bbs koinsd
Petroleum private terms .LUSSiS PICCOLO FOR Or
DKRs Austrian bark, from Baltimore $500 bbls. DO, 4s
LONDON American ship, 1900 bbs do honce 3s. Cd;
BREMEN Or LONDON, German Dark (now duel, 0OOO oDs
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
EpiscOpaIian Troubles.

CHICAGO, July 9.-The Episcopal church
controversy which has grown out Of the
high church tendencies of Arthur Ritchie,
pastor of the Church of the Ascension, and
which has already served to draw out let
ter of protest from the bishop of the diO-
cese, had another sensational feature ad-
ded to it yesterday. Rector Ritchie at the
morning service announced that at the eOn-
clusion of the service requiem mass would
be said for the soul of Daniel FontaiAs,
who was drowned in lake Michigan the
latter part of May. The announcement
of requiem mass was apparently such
pronounced step toward Romanism as to
cause even the parishioners of Ascension
to rebel, who had hitherto stood by che
pastor, and one-half the congregation left
the church. In the meantime, at the re-
quest of the widow of Daniel Fontaine,
the celebration of mass was postponed for
few days. It is believed now the bishop
will be compelled to order trial of the
pastor for an infringement of the church
rules
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
Watching the Salone.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 9.-The chief of
police has three men patrolling the beach
down the island to carefully watch ths
landing Of any boat and question closely
the occupants in case such attempt Is
made. The object is to guar2 against the
possibility of any of the crew Of the Sa-
lone, lying at sea twelve miles from the
city, with yellow fever aboard, leaving the
ship and attempting to come ashore. The
arrangement will continue until the SaIOIme
leaves, which will probably occur in day
or two. Norwegian mariner to-day ap-
piled to the authorities for position as
mate on the infected vessel for avoyage TO
Hampton Roads, offering his services for
$3.50 and expenses for a return trip 70
Galveston. AS he never had the yellow
fever the offer was declined.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

special l6legrdm 10 Ilo JIOD6.
New YORK, July 9.-The bears had it
all their own way to-day. Stocks were on
the down grade from the opening. Mani
toba scored the most serious decline, being
off 5 per cent. from Saturdays figures.
The Vanderbilts were quite feeble, par
ticularly New York Central. There was a
rally during the afternoon, and the bulls
seemed to be demoralized at the sudden
change in tone. There was good deal
doing in Union Pacific. 1t broke below
81. st. Paul and Northwestern did not
yield much At below 105, there appeared
to be orders to purchase the former. The
Northern Pacifcs we're decidedly weak, the
common selling below 81. The bears were
in complete control of the market at the
last.
1t is curious fact that the great host of
operators are not professionals in stocks
and produce, and rarely look for the SELL
ing side of market. They must buy or
do nothing. 1t is incontestably as safe to
sell short after an advance as to buy after
a decline, and judgement alone is needed
in either transaction. 1t is to be remem-
bered, too, that the great chapter of acci-
dents will always read in favor of the spec
ulator for decline, and should it at any
time have anything serious in store, 40
amount of present caution in buying will
cause regret in future. On an unsteady
market the rule to sell on decided rallies
and buy on decided declines is good one
to follow.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
NO. I9I.

organizing the internal revenue district as
changed the existing system in New DER
sey. At the date of the issuance of the
order there we're three collection districts
in that state. The recent order reduced
the number to two by consolidating the
old Third and old Fifth districts and CuI-
yer Barclow was designated collector of
the consolidated district. The present
action allows the state three districts, and
continues Robert B. Hathorn as collector
of the Fifth district.
APPOINTMENT.
The president has appointed Charles z:
Contant, postmaster at Omaha, Nebraska,
vice Thos. F. Hall, suspended
STANDARD DOLLARS
The issue of standard dollars from the
mints for the week ending July 7, was
202.5OO; corresponding period last year
231 423
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
THE LAST OF LITTA.
The remains of the Dead SOngstress Placed
in Their Last Resting Place.

in Their Last Resting Place.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
BLOOMINGTON, July 9.NThe funeral of
Mile Litta occurred at half-past 2 this
afternoon, at the First Methodist Episco-
pal church in this city, the large edifce
being crowded to its utmost capacity by
the friends of the dead songstress, many
beng present from various cities through
out the country. The church was decora-
ted with many rich and elegant embIems,
including a magnificent tribute sent byVice
President David Davis, representing a bro
ken harp. The remains of the great singer
reposed in very handsome casket, the
corpse being arraged in rich cream col
ored satin, with cream cape overdress,
which Litta wore at her last concert, pre-
vious to her fatal illness. Her beautiful
blonde hair was frizzed over her broad
forehead as she loved to wear it IN life,
the only ornaments being natural flow
ers, of which she was very fond. The ser
vices were conducted by DR.. Daniel Read
pastor of the Baptist church, assisted by
Rev. l. c. Inglehart. A very large con
course of people followed the remains to
the Bloomington cemetery, where they
were forever laid to rest.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
BRITISH GRAIN MARKET.

LONDON, July 9.-The Mark Lane E,c.
press in its view of the British grain trade
the past week says: The favorable weather
has been of great benefit to the crops
Trade quiet, slightly in favor of buyers
Foreign wheats depressed, there being
over supply. Best brands of -four un-
changed, and others somewhat cheaper
Trade in cargoes off coast stagnant
Eleven arrivals during the week and one
sale and one cargo withdrawn. Eleven
remain, of which four are California car
goes. Sales of English wheat during the
week, 1888 quarters at AS 4d per quar-
ter, against IA, ,591 quarters at AIS I'd dur
ing the corresponding week last year.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
The ScoyiIIes Again.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Guiteau's 8. sister has
brought another action in the court Of this
county against her divorced husband, Geo.
Scoville, asking that he be restrained from
visiting her place of abode and from de-
frauding her of her property, and that he
be compelled to contribute to her support
and that of her child, and to give her the
assassin's egects. She claims to have sup
ported herself and daughter by dress mak-
ing, and kept the other child in boarding
school
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
A MADMAN'S FREAK.
Il SCENE IN Il DES MONIES HOTEL
NOT ON THE BILL OF FARE.

A Madman Cleans Out Several Rooms,
Fires a Pistol ReckIessIy, and Ends His
Job by Trying to Put Bullet Through
His Brain-Attemptt to Poison Family
in Indiana-Murder in New YOrk-Two
Jersey City Policemen Shot by a Burglar
"A Cow Boy Killed-Divers Deviltries.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
Port of Duluth.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I


DULUTH, Mimi, July 9.-Arrived: Barge
Siberia, from Ashtabula, with 1,968 tons of
coal; propeller China, Buffalo, with freight
and passengers.
Cleared: Barges Vienna, Walker, and
schooner Verona, for Marquette, light;
Manistee for Portage lake Sunday evening,
and United Empire for Sarnia.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
Suit forLibeI,

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 9.-Theodors
and John F. Allen and their mother, Han
nah L. Largely, of New York, sue the
Union and Advertiser for libel for 300, 600
in each case for copying a month ago
New York letter to the Indianapolis Jour
nal which questions their honesty.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
Ordered North.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 9.-The agents
of the bark, Salome, at 8 this morning re-
ceived a telegram from the owners in Nor
way ordering her to proceed to whatever
northern port would be the most profitable
and advising Hampton Roads as being the
best. The Salome is the vessel with yell
low fever aboard and now in quarantine
here. and lately from Vera Cruz.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
WASHINGTON.
COMPLAINTS 4BOUT THE REDUCTION
OF THE P4TENT OFFICE FORCE

The Hill Inquir rogressin=The Dis
position of the Captive Ap4ches---The
Lottery Casse Still Before the Postmaster
GeneraI---Various Departmental Notes.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
THE LOTTERIES.

Postmaster General Gresham will to-day
forward to the postmaster at New Orleans
and New York copies of his decision in
the lottery case, together with the later
directing those postmasters to discontinue
the delivery of money orders or registered
packages to agents of the Louisiana lot
terry.
Counsel for the lottery company to-
day submitted to the postmaster general
the question as to whether under his recent
decision, registered letters addressed to an
agent of the company in Washington
could be withheld. This question the
postmaster general has not yet decided.