davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

and ssioo higher Rough Packing % s0ss5 60 rachss
snfShppnE 81 Boas0 eO Light - 509bO OO sSipA - ~
hst steady atd ARA, Trporta eG 9idsh 30 OOod 70
cloloo shippnL IS 75ss0 jOi Common 70 Medium 81 900
sh,,p-- Recclps 200 shipments. 90 fnarke, iniciy.
Inferior 10 Fair ~ O0Hs3 no Medium 20 Good ~ VDe
~ uUi Choice tO Extra ~ iaA 90
81 Lorn, jay 3l.-CaWs -neceipts lDon. 'hlpneht'
900. market slow Exports, 90 iO0tb 20 GOOD 20 oa
shipping si $3.50 ~, Common Medium. - ISdto 90
orass Nauvoa - 509fo 50. Grass Texans sou"
fauo ..-,..-
Shs>p-Reeepts, 900 shipments goo Common To Medium
- 20 atJ so. Good 10 thWce, - 6Oakt % A.
H0gs- necepts 900 shipments, Loo. maikN ntn
workers. - 650tj TO- Packing o. 21Gto 90 eaYy - 100
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

PHILADELPHIA fuy "a Flour continued steady but quiet
apoaed to operHte Western aud FeupHy vaun ~
psf 81 b0sf3 Dol DO fIirss 81 OOsU 30 fehpsylVanla
Iaav a. ib HAl 30 Fesusylvana ruet prpCesh VI 40
5000 bclavpfe ftmlT 3sQ0o Western Winter en
.radea % wheat The speculative marksl Waf
g,aL New No Delaware Hell w export olON at1r, D. '
No Fenusl yania Rcd iu export elevate pfp' no Hoi
1ulv nBL a1B 40. Auguai ~ guI aC september "a .
b. - October b asJ-c Corn lnly corn vas wanl'a .o
t.ver shsfa avAuced 10 lgo which outftanalFf
contracts iaf this moab wore settled subsequently, 90 Vas
bid fsturus dul hat nrs ca lota we're IN Fo0i Nena
Mixed track. % - steamer Miarf, ~ gihh
6rpoi Oia.c ran led th'k aad Ia grain depot % -,
Sal MIad Isy % sGao August 81 cole srpiomlt .
Dld6lcf Octspor d2Ssd.c ostA-tar VIE stl9ng galri
at iDc 40 Nhiir, AZ ~, Ne White 4aso Ne White
l6c Iuufes rulod quiet sad higher, No, Mpiio Jul
"a eide August csc. sepember 10 $50 c pctl
Der $50 500 Receipts Flour, 1000 oeia Wheat lu
busht 5000 BUSH oats 1000 bunA bADmests
WL.aL 1000 bu4ll Corr. A.0VV sush DATA 1000 saAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
COURT CALEYDARs-THIS DAY.

s-Psvyp coU.r-ouA ,mERs-Bef1re Van Bruut. Nos.
1872 49, 100. l-3. 81, 25j 30 -2 i3 20 -7 90
si7SOe4Its C6r9f-Rolus $40 day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
,o,v,cx COMMERCE. FOR A YEAR


w,suxgroN, July 3I.-Mr. Nimmo, CHIEF OF
,,san Of staii-,ics to-day transmitted 20 tho sccre-
- Treaanry hts report the foreign eoinm'lc"
e., Tinted states for the month OF June lSsf' anu ~
a. ,,,r ended June 30, 1884. The printing OF wi"
.a,ment H. however, prohibited by pioV'Aiou W '''
,ertoa IN one of tie app o9ration b'' INC io''"'"e
,,,ros are taken from tic report; ,.,
"'' june GSoF So s" 49,. J &as5 S9?sss
M, ~ trade IN favor 81 the T. 3 2tepa ~ S80 tO1
fipoTts o meIsssa&&:s S5797iiGG5Gs 72sIso9l
Tbe decrease in the total value of exports Oh
bandise this year was due chiefly to The ia'lus %
a. exports OF cotton manufactures OF cotton w"e"
ha,t aour hons tobacco and manufactures OF 'o"'00
and fruits There was, however, during the h''',
a.. losea marked increase the exports OF cs'Ic
(rovisioDs copper and manufactures OF CupP. S,r n .
rho SSerease m the total value OF imports 1uI
an wear was largely due 10 the la!hs on III ,fatras
the imports OF iron ana seer 65ss and skins
therof, cotton manufactures u"0' bemp and
brca istufs. tea, Wine, nay Then Stone aud
fnte and manufactur t1creof, carmen o s are
~ leather and manufactures OF eatnel, ana
works subject 20 duty, manusctutes TTbsrs was how
49, cor siderable Increase in the Vaues Oh iu4o''S
OF sugar aud mOasses and Of conee' - I'LL no nre.
nareS IA usual and placed in the Office 40 as 10 De
Toe az all TO persons VINO may Ws1 u ian
o. them but the bureau i pFohoi'oU " ~" ~
In copies OF them
FACTS ABOUT NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The following Is a
,atement OF the National not disposed Of by ne
treasurer of the United states during the month OF July
ss4 as compared wi the corresponding period OF last
year:
Notes At for circulation forwarded by express 80 200 90,
TO n e6si mo r o. resStion dei5 10 the Con
oeE q ne SprTsaSy l9T nave iae and
Which went into liquidation prOl 10 July 49, 2e6s5o
r...,.,r,es, ............... sloqsl, e25
Total FOR 1888. '-------'''
,,.r,.,. ...................... $1,000, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

A Philadelphia man buys tons of old rubber
ovcrshoes rubber overcoat belts car springs and hose
and makes them into chewing gum for the girls VIZ
s"rebodv pease drop this in Tie grass OF OF the paths
OF Vassar 3. burlington Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

TIE narkct for railway bonds m ido little response to
the erhlaraou If the share market except In one or
60, t,stancos Erie second oOus0s were - mar knd
o,centiout they opened up IN per cent
~, ooG rnso g. o. and closed
quoted GA aGgls ON tho contrary West Shore ana
nua,o frat 5s declined from 40 to 5oS5o aud closed
ao4agolg Missouri, Kansas aud ToSh gosoral De- wofo
up "A at 70A Chesapeake and ohio nr'Is series H. wero
Ia higher ut o. aud Tho currency 0s woro ny ~ At 80
BOSTON, Hartford aud Erio ar'is sold at ~ again" ~
the last previous sale Canada southern n.S "u'' y
se, a. ooa OHIO Central nrsfs brought 80, seller 10
daVs Metropolitan arst o. were y higher A. loJ'1
Tast Tennessee Virginia and Georgia ooesos oa 'oss
10 "A al Is Loagyile and Nashville general % soid *
81 sb0 against 81 the lad previous sac GA " after
boz In the early heuFs b. Paul ,nfS~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

Pacific aud Western division were NJ 7 at "a ara "a
burlington anu Quincy debenture % were = Rh"r ~
e3h waeasn second mortgages sold upto 4o4 M
yer and RIO Grand con.Ols were down 20 4fi2 hnu
kanaas Pacdc consos declined u 70 STA 0fcg9l
Short Line Dc were " lover o. STA Texas aud fe,l W
IN ONES were mp y q JpA ND hrs = RIO "ranle ~
vision. were u higher ~ i7saE northern Paciho
nHis were steady ~ 100 Nsw-Orleals PAciho msus
were on uef cent ~ 80 -, 400
Tho Nub-freasury to-day gained on balance VIZ Sus
mad" up boy currency gain Of lO5l7O7, ler. o H
luat OF 82OO3H0 bar Il Ia PROBABLE thht the gam ~
TO receipts $1,000 900 gn-tender notes from wan
iugton Tho days operations covered Eryrlpts'
~ ,-62,b2dJ payments fiOoii2lE; currency pA"Ho"'
$40 $50 1870; com balance, Si2l ,5s7,2sl 49,.
Their 1. change Ia Local money market a. IN,
stock EXchangr, and CAL loans to- ny ruled Al ls4
= cent. 80 81
The Clearing House statement to-day was as io''
lows: Exchanges, S7632 ioli; balances. 5000 iol,
Inc United states Treasury a. Washington io-ll55, ~
cevcd 100000 I'm National bank notes for redenpuon;
The customs receipts S7l-45d. and the lntefh''
revenue receipts were $3.50. Sj6. -,
The foreign exchanges ugtu are weaker on uul fiu
limited tntle urfuaud aud We reduce quota'lon1
for business follows: Bankers bills, - - 4 ~,
- sii4 long and short sterling respectively; o-,
ard 5la5s for franco; 9ilI and 81 for teicuhaIAS
80 y and 4Oi- for gulders ,
The following the monthly statement or recel.S ~
disbursements ~ the Assistant Treasurer Of the Untu
1un "a ~ isst bv balance "' sl29679,7I3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

The news from the NaIdwcu district was OF no special
interest The wells that come ia display the same
those heretofore reported and the average
daily production has varied little from last estimate
OF about OOOO barrels The market for certificates to-
dav was excited and tho bear, domorat2ed by
a steady advance from G97 1908 cents to 75s cents
Not until tile last hour there any reaction Of any
importance but then the price declined to aud closed
al 73ls cents against 20 cents last night
II appearances are trustworthy. traders must
la heavily loaded with oil, Tor there practically
no demand FOR certificates night, aud carrying
rates were nominal simply cause wanted to
borrw oil Notwithaanding this. the tone Of the spec
ulatlun az the eud wa not Weak
The range OF prices ana the total dealings were a.
fnffp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

Tho clcsrancos IA OF city were g.s7S,0O0 and 100
Bradford ,. Tpr 900 barrels.
The refined market stronger and quotations were
aRau advanced u ~ coat tie Cona per gallon ~
Ncw-Yor aud cents IN Philadelphia aud baltimore
BRApPoRn, Penn, July 8i.-Cude on nrmor toa
runs wednesday l0l 300 bbsi total shipments, 6e,oJ7
Lhla; charters 81 5s7 bbs; coarances 100000 bills
trnted Pipe Line certificates opened NJ 697s ana
closed III - ~; highest price Is lowest 0D7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
REAL ESTATE
NEw-YORK, Thursday, Jul

NEw-YORK. Thursday, July 81, 1884,
The following sales were made at the Exchange
Salesroom TO-DAY:
Bg Richard Y Ha7'st d Co.
29strv brick factories. with lot Nos u 10 l6 Pitt
f. . T. 81 rb6 592o'' l'' OA.OoA'su $4,000
'ig5 %. 1i t 81 III II Ri3d 20 2OO)O
RECORDED REAL E Is., IT, TRANSFERS.
2dave VS.. lot 10 no 10 7715a2; Theo Gunsel 10000
o. S1a Wie 70 S.st 9aat5 N 5s, 90 10. BumcDha
and apS1er 10 Henry Hermann ....-.~ GOoo
N'Ta,e sD s and If 10 81 oBfe4 1000
s55 S g. to Sl 9'' Iyn 10000
l. a l2Y , ~ 81 10 I- -cfaeien 900
su,I p s. ~ y % 2 Ne -VA''' i'u 5000
2d'1e et ~ TN of 2itn st. 27IsO7 Michael Fay o,s.o
Avtb ~' 70 r ,HSf 4ns 25is6 & massey
a. David Ge.lel ard another. .,os.e... !, ,,.,r 5000
' and wife SS Am, q 9isl', i''A = $3.50
snsve w. o ST Il " Of Troyst 2oI46il Martin ,,o
Mul5gT st. So' AZ and IA Henry johnson INA ooo
sr N K aS1 ~ anS o. Me t y ,,fabers ~ 1000
1.1sS 10 fo, 10 tern o. 7''O'A'' oOiiVO 10000
aitoJ Moot1ST .nd vie - '''''' -. 1890
VII, to VIZ k siias 1'oA'O D'.u fiA u 600
ad aao Sr 81 W SIG @Ss ~ s.ioO h'o"o 1880
s5 f ksulS.S 81 so S ie 10 Henry Rofns amp $500
be- SESass f''nA N''Aiaa' ana "'o =" '-ur 1880
I't1rua9ve,b " cor Of siih.t Al 7rio2s John ,,o
Lyiutsfub aud wife 10 Lewis Ifsilock ...... $1,000
Com snd s to Hdolph sac he sad sSotief. $4,000
Trocy and another 10 a " Yah sictp -. 10000
RossnGrfg w. 'o"" '''''..' 80 $4,000
sSd another iSi 10 iissoS raiSt ' 2a5oo
stlst ~ ~ i wof 5th.ayo "a iOE0sO Dorothea ..
HufCf toJ Thompson. s.....l... sAulV
@.a sad ~Iidto imiy soekeft.'s'..' -, 1000
's'tst cot Of ia ST. - D1p4, jacob Mann OF ~ .
Emma htiwtrta,t,tt. su,"uV
WINS. - uthave luuk21.t H. II nichols -. ...
hN 20 John lonld ...t..... r.t.L lr,1oo
scr ~, Nara aooin '''''''' 10 ooo
lt'4u o. r. gey r. = OF sin.aye lHreVlll Hobert
a., iAhlsty t00ua Acftg ... .t-.t.l laOOU
tsuHt 30 $40 est 24lONDH,D May hufthh aAd
smother % Brown, -.---.-....,-I- lo,aRO
sad vie 70 Jacob Michel $3.50 2s.SOo
Issoa .a s $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
reaal Nolites.
IN tho mnfier Of the application Of The

IN the matter of the application Of The Broad:
way surface railroad Company for the agpphlhs. ~
three Commissioners 90 determine shelter ne ra" s ~ IT,
scrlbed mentioned IN the AruresOf Asso'aipn n'a W
tho Incorporation OF ,iid company ought 3" %
90. IA.
We Tho undersigned Commissioner. appointed " inc IN
held fifst Judicial District an1 ufpi thr n
the City York by ORDER duly mad" nnf rhtTia Ok
the 18th dny NJ July 1876 determno stef ehfihf 9
parties Interested whether the railroad dTs'lo "t ss
tonrd IN tho Articles ~ Association which were lrl 400 ~
corded H nee ~ the Of state ~ tf .Po.
of Tho broadway surface Railroad t0upiny out ~
and operated that portion ~ The streets
highways Of the Cty % Sew York which constitute lhs
OF railroad which SAID upauy ws- organ
lied AMI incorporated 10 construct ualnfain 80
operate 'hat T. - say Com nene ~ Il r US
s0utIcry end ~ Broadway near M haft'rT aid run
thence with double tracks through adj along IQ@d-
point near the intersection Of Fifteenth ~ and West
In Union square Broadway, which run through mon
and ~egeuthaye. telt Park or flfty
luth together with the necessary sFchr Hdings tufn
outs abe- and suitable stands for the convenient Work
ing r0a vi the proposed tnn- uteNisr men
sad Articles ~ AsaaciaOn do leoDy public
10 mol first sitting M fourth day OF
Argusf lSSi II O'Clock a. the Genera Term Room
of me treue the County Court House, IN the ely
Of York the tmend place speC d io such hrss
ne.fng AM such further tme and place g. which We may
odouru we the slI Commits 0ncrs wRve public hearing
10 I'M PARTIES Interested and determine aiet such public rear
whether tie sad raAlrOat ought %
De cons rllcted and operated.
Dated sew York July y 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
MINES AND MINIAG

SALES Al TIE NEWTORK MINING EXCHANGE
NEw-YoRN. july 81, Is3L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
CLOSING PRICES Of CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY FHAN-l--D. July 81, l--L
TIE PETROLErN MARKEL

Nrw-YoRR. July 81.
The preliminary report from the oil fields for the
month July received to-day compares as follows ",n
the Juue report:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
spirits on TuRPENTINE.

CHARLESTON July 81 -rurpogtne quiet Of ~ 70 oia-
sAVlssAH Jaly vi -TuI pentlne dup az 300 ph
WpkSOIoa July sl,-IlrpesIine nFm A. 40p%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
1890
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, JUrr 81
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

Silver bars stamp "a. 5eoo-- s49-Vy-'
weekly meeting to day made no change n the banks
minimum rate Of discount and II mains az per cent
During the week tue bank lost Rl942Vl OuluOn Ruu
mo ror ortion OF ia reserve Liabilities vas re-
rced from A "a 70 44a against 44as cent AZ TINS
dsto last wear The weekly statement " tie Bank o.
France shows lOsA OF 100000 francs god ana An M
crease OF l43 900 silver The cables TO-DAY gave
NJ quoatous for British COnsuls or United states
bonds " nile II wa NOR than u'ually hOera Win
guoa ions for American rail ways which, a. usual WtIe
ofbug more than reflections 0f the figures Whch were
Argt received from the home markets. LONDON was
hiqhcr this morning because New YORK was llEher w.
tor lf after oudOu had cOsed MI London closed Win
further sivanoe ON Nav lrks advances ~ this morn
ing M ~ II O'Clock Al Paris French 8 per cents ue'
cliucd 10 II lTl2 ,-....
The old esab-uel (7l0co SGD atuck hrm ~ Coleman
Benedict Co. L. dissolved aud viii he suc'eedeu n' w
t,n.s Nct,veru r tc llior ~ the Old nu. under the
same firm maine with Nr Benedict az SPECIAL partner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
-NOrk July =. IN.I.
s sH&92L 3. # + vv&&Sistr }comn,''io''r'.
IN NM MATTER OF THE NEW.lORK


~ THE MATTER OF THE NEW YORK
1 cry r. AfLROAD COMPANY Notice : hereby given
to al persons interested that the undersigned have ben ap
ested whether the sur ace railroad propose :" D ~
aud operated y che New lor- CIV ESi,I4 ~ y, ne
Laws Of 1854 Of IN. state oi YORK, on q ID ~.
as sucn for the purpose stated an th' General
OF the Court az the county '' Iionss
City tine It'll day OF August ls 70 20cioch
That the line OF such railroad briefly follows FROM
River n First avenue through e2d street ron wa scse
through 23d street from east yeE !" f1rs
avenue through ~ street 52d street San stree zoth
street sd street respectively from East RIVER through
From 45d street through Tenth 10 West street,
thence through West street 10 Nesy street om inSs.
River u Tenth through 3Sth street street fn
street and IN street respectively from Hni"n river ..
street Charlton aud Ne-try street
respectively nom lenth 20 Eleventh. AZ enc bnt
street; fIom to-1fh street through LEV ~
hereby made for more defnie ami prese DC
.rpon Three, to The sPplcs9n % SaI T2-hy D''' ~
'sixr%i1 LUTHER r MARsH)
(siguedl OLIVER X. KING, Commissioners.
tsIgnei JOHN IL WATSON,
IN the matter of the application of the Houston
West street Ferry Railroad Company and the
Third Avenue railroad Company the undersigned ON
appointed pursuance OF order o. the General
Term OF the supreme Court the New Yors, dated
az NewY ork July 1884 deeunn. after hearing OF
a. parties Interested surface railroad should
be ruced and operate by the above named con
or either branch extension Of hcr present aroai
ues through and along Forty secondst ron lhe tSt
give public notice that the first sitting ~ si Commission
will be- held al Term Room " M. supreme court
VIZ SIIf' pGY 6F RTGrsT i5 A. ~ o'clock noon
and other times aud places may from time to
' Dated YeS York. July 22 1854 --,, ., ,,,,su
OLIVER KiNG,
| JOHN II WATSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

fTVT srlcK MARX Er,-bf rELEihAPL
CHICAGO July ~ The DreusrS Journal reports ho1-h
e.yt. 1bOO boaa saipneatA BOW hs-a mA Aes aes'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE.-U. = MAIL STEAMERS.
y GLASGOW va LoNDoNDERRY
povia..... g m. AnChOrla ... Aug, 10 p N
ueyOuIa .A Aug o. 7 a m. Clroeesia Aug %, a M
tabin passage. So 20 t@u second class, 80
Storage passage 20 gr from. Sl5
LTVFRPODL AND QtEE .~rDWN TWICE.
IRON Pier Al North River foot - fe'nV - - .
.Sala aug y sept ~ V't y
AUSTRIA ~ala aug ~ -'pe ~
-uperb socomuois for ell classes Of pa'aonsss
Cabin massage 10 600 according ~ acconmUi ttiona
-, ondcass $40 steerage a. above
For cabn ans, boOE u fst~s Sc apply 20
HfNDFRaON BROrHERs, Bowling 1tesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

BORDEAUX LINE
ID Now and direct inc N me sGoih u Frsrce
,,, arr a - A pgAtx lnawl - "wednesday. arg
1ii ffp., n + a. m "Wednesday Aus 70
Fton ptenti sstorss" val 81 ieffy brnpslTp
Travellers 10 trance. SPAN ard ItaY lltslers Pans
Size So viii save fine anil stpasse ny iehns fh' lnA
frut rahin INCLUDING 90 ~ 600 Se ubd avn Wv
y In b0VbANgEh a. beaver ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
NORTH GERMAN lloyd IS. 90.

DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN15
LINES CALIFORNIA - NDNfCU ISLANDS,
JAPAN, CHINA NEWLEALAND AUSTRALIA. CES
TRIAL and SOUTH ANt RIGA and MEXICO
NrN NHrk. pie loot anal ~ -
For san Francisco. via the Isthmus ~ Panama
ACAPULCO sail. Fritav, Aug D noon,
Connecting FOR central south America aud u eco.
Prom an Francisco. l-t and Biaunan rta
For Japan AMI China.
% q n : s.. OCEANIC sals Thu .iav. Auf 7 nnon.
For HONOLULU. NEW-/FALAND AID AUSTRALIA
tIIY OF SYDNEY sails saturday. Ang.S
90 arrival Of LOndOn mails at san Francisco
For freight pass &" general Information tpy Al CON-
n ]. BIZ LAY. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

DFD STAR LGNE.-For Antwerp and P9ils.
IL S,ut,K frou, View. York and Ant s"ru every N'n''
u,rsrrpNrAN - saturday. Aug 2. lao D M
pENNTAND .-........... saturisy, Aug. ., 100 N.
esison. sst~suems smoking snd bathrooms 4nn. iiRs
sooa $50 to excursion $40 tOs 90 eeroBd Cabin
ss io dutu an prepaid excursion. go .sefsgs Jutear
40 pre- all fros Antwerp els excursion, faB Including
bsdAits sa PEIkN MRfghf SONS
General AGENT. 50 HfnuirHr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

I Z A
PANY-5 semi weekly Nal = Line fot PLY MOI IL
..atos CAerJOuz tlsu' and HA TO - -,
sr--yrA .....Aug . TANNON FA..-... Aug =
RUGIA ...... ......Aug 9 lE' INf.....-.-. us a
R.tss FIRST Cabn 500 ST. sa1 accorIng o. cation.
teraze $50 louad trip reduced rates steeTsgo from
Europe 10 Send fJr Tourist Gazette 40, . l.,
RfENIARDI = CO. e. 3 RICHARD & CO..
cen Agts 81 lr5ad.st ~ Y Gen Pas Agts, o. Sway, NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

DOYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY
Ii TO LONDON BIHFCT
DERWENT. ...... August IA MIMIC .... september 10
sailing from Pier SO number y r.
The steamer. ~ the line oner nrat class accommodating for
passengers saloon S6D 10 t1o according 70 location
o. stat
kASDERsON q son agents
" litr. a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-17
SOUTHERN PREsBYTERIANs.
List of the Committees Appointed
With Their Chafrmen.

OndlEuGns
NEW ORLEANS, May 16.-A dispatch
from Vicksburg, Miss, says: The Genera
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
South met this morning. Devotiona
exercises were conducted by Rev. DR.
Adams. The standing committees ap
pointed, with the names of the different
cbairmen, are as follows:
On OUertureS.-Rev. Or. Pryor.
JNdieiGt.-Rev. DR.. Markhaus
Theological Semiadries.-Dr Lefeyre.
FOret0n MissiOHs.-Dr. BuFgett
Home MissiOns.-Dr. HemphiH
PublicdtioR.-Dr. Mack
EdUcdtiOn.-Dr. Shearer.
Domestic Bener0tence.-Dr Geo. Petrie.
Foreign C0TresDoHdeHce.-Dr. r. B. Ander-
son.
NarrGtiCs.-D Adams
Sabbath SchOOls.-Rev. Dr. Dodge
Auditing w. f. Ogden.
Devotional IA E1srcises.-Rev. DR.. Bryan
Delegates from the Northern General
Assembly, Rev. DTs. Mitchell and Nelson.
were introduced by the Moderator and
were cordially received. The reports on
the joint occupancy of DanVille TheOlOgi-
cal seminary were presented and were
referred to committee of one from each
synod. The report of the Union TheolOgi-
cal Seminary was read, giving the num-
Der OF students as fOrty-eight. and stating
that two new professors had been elected.
The report of Columbia Theological Semi
nary was also read, showing thirty stu
dents and no debts. The reports were
referred to the proper committees.
The report on the office of deacon was
referred TO special committee, to report
to the present assembly. A paper con-
cerning Rev. Z. Nash Morton was referred
to committee. A great number of over
lures were presented and placed in the
hands of the Committee on Overtures, and
few were given to other committees.
The Committee on the Revision of the
Directory of Worship reported progress
and asked for further time, which was
granted. The session adjourned till TO-
morrow.
Rev. Bullock, formerly Chaplain of the
United States Senate. and Rev. DR.. G. X.
Marshall, are present.