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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Nsrth Riser. Vessels aud R1tiroafs.
NEw-YoRK. April Is, 1s,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORk April TO, TS7I
coFFBEspOt RIO dull at sac for Fair 10 S Ss
and easy Inc receipts at Rio only 1000 BAGS ano ot
santos Tor days Only 1900 bays but me Dutch ae
to-day went as Ne brokers' valuation Sales
1880 bags, closing steady as follows April 7eoossLa9;
August 7.S5d7A5; September, f4S $780, December 100
alto Mid grades about steady sales Of 5000 bags cara
1875 Iaeuayra lois Maracabo and 1900 mats Padang OK
Union " on private terms. , e, -, q,
CO1TOS-spo Cotton steady and UNCHANGED SAFES OF 80
bales deliveries 20n baes recepts ~ the ports
to-day bales against 1882 this day last week and oozo
last year
Tho quotations. according to the American classification
follows
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20 TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUM
DAY. STA IONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
NETWORK.
Express trains Ncw-York Dcsbrosscs and Court
landt streets Ferries as follows:
$40 7a1 $50 lO Chicago Limited and 10 Washnsto.
Linitedl H. lilo M l. 800 $40, 4AD 8. g. and
sp IN. and l. night Sundays ~. 10 Limited and
Ira NcwYork daily except sunday At 62o $50
and lilo IN. l. 4, and p m. connect at Trenton
for Clmden
Returning ANS Broad Street station Philadelphia
l2;J $40 81 g. J.i5 $50 1870 $40. $50. IL and 1l3
lLInited sIp,sss l,so and 80 p M, 1879
g. $40 $50 a T. l4.30 LmitedL $50, 7;lO, TAO p
Leave Philadelphia. Camden $3.50 daily. except
Sunday.
TKet Offices, s4e 426. and e44 Broadway Astcr House
and and Corfandt sfs Courtet, and
Brooklyn station. foot OF Fulton-st. Brosiyn;
Busehs HOTEL Hsboken station Jersey city Emigraus
Tleke, Office Battery Place, aud Castle Garisn.
The NewYork Transfer Company will coll for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH. j. K WOOD.
General Manager General PAST Agent
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Ne1u unbI1cations.
DEADY THIS MORNING.
FROM THE TRIBUNE OF YESTERDAY.

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YACHTS AT AUCTION.
4 RICHARD W HARNETT d CO. Auctioneers, VIII
sell auction enesday April 90 at ~ O'CLOCK at the Real
Estate Exchange and Room, SO 20 So Liberty
MARY ANDEASOS'S
BEAUTIFUL CABIN STEAM YACHT
"GALATEA"
80 feet In length and feet inches beam. with large up
right boiler. compound ,ondersily cylinder 6xJ. lfxg
and etc 'ot 'aok's m implements. built 1882:
Also small boat French rgged and 10 feet length and
feet
The boats Mumms boat yard foot 5jh-st,
South Brooklyn Full descr pton and inventory at
tonoers Office, 10 Liberty-st
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l. AZ ELM IL II. SMITH.
v LILLIAN n \ IrH.
EDWARD Is. SMITH.

NlIE PEOPLE OF the State OF New orr To
persons interested In the estate assigned BY FRED
ERICK kpHBERrI and ANN KOHBsRTZ individually
aud members 81 aud COMPOSING the dm OF + kOHBERiZ
q sos 20 RoBERI , t1ACEN Tor the benefit of ored
tors, a. creditors or otherwise send Gree, ing
You and each o. hereby cited ana rsaurea to
pea special Term u the Court Common Pleas Tor Tie
ty and County Of New York 10 be held az the Court Ouse
IN the .iy Network on the srH DAY OF JUNE, 1885
0ck in the forenoon 10 show settlement
of the account ~ proceedings OF ROBnRT A. GREACEN
the assigned should not had and
be shown TO attend the final settlement OF the
assighees account.
testimony have caused the
OF Common Pleas 20 be1tret0 affixed.
Wltpess Tue Hon CHA>. p. DAILY, Chief Judge OF the
CommoB Pleas for tho CITY and or New
York, this l4th day OF April In the year of Lord
one Thousand eight hunGred and elghty-hye.
IL 81 NAfHL. JARVIS, IT.. Clerk.
TURNER, LEE 4 MCCLURE.
Attorneys Tor Assignee 20 Nassau.st. New.York.
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Steamboats, au0 Railroads.
A BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.
IA Low RATES

iNolDE
Steamers leave SO. y. H. daily except sundays.
F.w. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Trans eaye Hsn Rirsr Station corner fSaGst and
sssssS FssSss .Ids
at s go and so 800 oS S dr S' Mcr % % 9
oak PciSi,, iSnts roSI, eat Farms, Van Nest West
Ma ss ass Rs nassSy %
NE % dins 'r and
sn % ana
s%ssay trans for Vow Roes AMI ell intermediate sta
tons at 2oo noon and 70 M the latter tram connsctn
a. yh ws ssa to to csn a SHORE SYS and
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey
~ Trans eov. from chaubersst Depot for Englewsoi
5a eess so an" % e m an,
eNsnuet, spring Valley and MOnsey I. 10 a. 4oop
TNRiE Raj, WAY: now known SO nc VIEW VIEW
Arrangements Of trains from chamberst Depot From 25d
aamDay exc p n No %i"'0f Day Eaprs. Dawngroom
@lss ana ap Ss:' So
sT s, r" Na.aa fs ss0sss
iOS Detroit $40 salamane, Cps ;. %;a Glsys-
second day ccnnscns trains Toledo 7S5 and
sp%6Sy i Cncaso Express the West solid Train
% p sn Day S sGS s's' R
Rutherford AVID Passac 720 1:5e $50 020 m ~ uoon
las 35O I4O $40 $50 Oil $50 80 l0SOp ~ midnight
sundays 5;45 $40 l020 m A5 $40 m ~ mi1nigh. "a
Paterson b.45 100 7;5O 3e 1920 II noon lfo sou
40 Ill $50 $40 Gso 1850 $3.50 1880 an IL mdaght
su.aays 5i5 s3J 1920 lifb ESQ NIL midnight
400 500 $50 $40 73e and II midnight saturday
,lshss osIy srpSnys o sl Sso Pho Clio $50
aud ~ midnight Sundays $40 $50 1920 nj lao $50 N
warwick 7:ss iois m 4:l5 IN. Sundays sis am
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 o a m $3.50 ALSO M sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery Am. s3epn.
Goshen 5:4S 7,so 1920 q m, $3.50 $3.50 4so $3.50
p M. sunday 6z5 $3.50 1920 m $3.50 p m
sunday 6ls $50 1o;2o $3.50 pm The Am and
l3n IA trans connect with New York ontario aud West
Railroad Mainst The IA tr IN stops Maln-st only
PortJervis 100 1929 4;3O II 8 $3.50 IN sunday
Heats leave Esd At quarter quarter after hour
from 545 ! W 10 iO46 thirty minutes. amt from
lO4b o m 10 l24b every hour
Tickets Tor passage In Drawing Room and
obtained and orders Tor The checking
ana transfer OF baggage may be left e the Company cnces
Courts BROOKLYN. or o. the Companys pepots
Express the West arrvein New-York nc 7;lO
fts0, 1l,2b n m and 1000 D m -.
innNN ABsoTT Gcn'l Passr Agent NewYorf.
I EHIGH VALLEY RATLROAD.-Passenc cor
trsns leave depot foot Of corylsnd pesprossss
Allentown Reading, Mauch chunk. wnfsssarre Towssaa
daily LEGAL trans az a ~ Ana SAD
, NJ for Esston. gethshsm and coPay. -
points ~ wshonoy and sssscn cS rssiSus Sunday srsa
b kyIE9T0H. q Y. A.
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legal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDl TOR Pursuant TO an
~ 81 Of The ,nrro ate' Court of the County OF
Rouery state OF Ne-f ork 7th dny of Febrt
eTy hereby given the und rsiRne int nd
apply 10 sal: our for letters Of administration OF tue
good chattels anG credIts Of BENJAMIN of
csnajohare Montgomery County, ew.Yerk deceased I'M
tins provision oil section 2G7 OF tho code OF civil
ocdure n. amended oy Chapter 39S Of the Laws OF 1882
issucI be txed at exceeding the
amount Of The claims OF creditors OF against ms
estate presented pursuant L. this notice the cred OF
sa dec.as,d are I'ie1y ootihed To present their claims
SAID estate 10 the surrogate
fore the 18TH Gay OF April. lss5.bated March 1855
EMkIiNEF II, SMITH.
WILLIAM n \ NIrH.
e.
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Ocean Steamers.

ITO TOURISTS IN ENGLAND,-An Oxford
70 let his house In suburbs OF Oxford from
oneto months Of June Three reception Ave
ed dressing servants left ir the house Boat
ON river, close by Rent SIS per Pirtcuare rom
Mr. BREARLEY, 8 East 4jthstr New. York.
A NCHOR LINE, u s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A GLASGOW LONDONDERRY.
DEVONIA AprL Il iii. DIH A. May 2. 7 a. m.
ANCHO RIA. A nj rs. 2 PIN ETHIOPIA May 9. noon.
abr pissag. So 70 $50: Second class s3e
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of ROME ....... sails "Wednesday Nav y. June g.
and fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage s60te 500 Second class $780,
Stserage outward, srprspaid Sl5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Az Hts,
z Rowling Green New. York
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Removals.
Cesal Sales.

Eesal Sales.
DEFEREE'S SALE IN PARTITION.
Ia state Of HEN ~ J. BURpIN GrON. Deceased.
The valuable iounlr property at kington y known "a
~ CEL~IOR lttDN WORKS viii be sold under direction
Referee, by order OF the supreme Court,
SATURDAY. APRiI .. lSNi,
O'Clock with dine Boiler Tools,
atterns brlon 10 Tue o indry aud machine shop
The prem rInia OF 80 feet nj and
have been used uLdy and machine shop Tor upward Of
twenty years. Address =. T. HU H. Referee.
J. ~. COOPER. Pins Atty,
Kingston ~ Y.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO. April 9th Dr0Ders Journal reports, Cattle
Receipu 5000 head Shipments 1000 head market quiet
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q opartrerbip Notices.

TAKE NOTICE that the copartnershD here
i t0tore elisng between George ID v hteheai % New.
and DDne > McEr1v Of this city under name VI
Whitehead & MoElfoy. AMI doing business at 70 Union
Square. York. this day dissolved by mutual con
sent -
GEORGE n. WHITEHEAD.
DANIEL >. MCELROY
New.Yors. Narch 10. 1888.
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CUNARD LINE.
NOTIcE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK To LIVERPOOL, VIA QEEENS-
FROM PIER NO. 40. NORTH RIV r.
itid3y Apru a. m
tlrnay AprlL 20 z'ou o. m
Saturday. May $50 a. M
ETHUKIA ...........-.... Saturday May y, p m
CABIN passage, $50. $40 and $780,
stecraze and ali parts OF Europe at very lew
rates Freight and passage onice NO. bowling Green
VERNON II BROWN * CO.. Agents
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Cnrorcdu notwithstanding.

Curorcau Advertisements.
I IEDIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL Finest anf Cheapest Mcatrlvoring Stock tc
soups, Made Dishes and sauces. etc. Annun
sale = nD.bOar
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL A. invaluable Tonic In cases ~ weak digestion and
debility Is suCcrss AMI loon iOr which Nations
should fee grateful" bee Medical Press" Ian
Get" str.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
4 i Genuine with fac-simile ~ Baron Liebig's
signature In Blue Ink Label The
Baron Liebig" anl Photograph having been
largely usci b. dealers with no connection with
BafOn Lebg the pubic informed that the
Baron iI"bis' guarantee % geuuneness.
I IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL 10 be- Lad Of all Storekeepers. Grocers AM
thomsta sole Agents fer the United States (whOle.
saitOhiyl, G. David * Co. FeuchurclayenuA
London. England
Solo wholesale PARK q 1ufori. James T. smith Acker
Neral .OndIt. MckossOn & Robbins fhurber ~. ~
ttabcls Al Lesgett a. co. ana W II SchicAein &Co
G0RPuLENG s HSii asS
49, without scmi.s iarvaton dietary
European Man. oct Hith eject merely 10
roduce amount Of fat by Affecting the source
Obe-fy tucucr radical n the disease Mr.
ehir'e whatever rich poor obtain his
srats by ending cts 10 cover postage to f. G. Kt-
SELL, Esq, WObIrn House, bedford square, London,
Eng.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after April 5th. 1885.

GHEAI TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Desorossss and Courtandt streo
Ferries. follows
Harrisburg Ptisburs and the with Pullman Psisse
Cars attached q M and .. m daily. Now.York
and chicago Limited Of Paor Dining smoking and Sleep
Ing Cars at ~ q N. every day.
wlismsport. Lo Haven. H. p. Cory ana Eris -
sp connsctng 1t Gerry for Titnsvle Petroleum Centre
am the OIL segions
Baitiu re- Wellington soutn Limited Washington
k1prsss" OF Pulran P.ror Cars daily e1espt sunday
and $50 a. m. s:4o and m.. and IL night Sunday.
For Asnic city except SUNDAY with through Parior Carl
Loo p. IN.
For Cxpe May. except Sunday, lll0a am.
Long Branch Fay Head Juuctsn and intermediate stations
Railway and Amboy 900 NJ 1900 $3.50 40
pm on Sunday, 8:0oa m. and 500 o do not stop as
Asrury Pnrk)
For old Point and Norfolk $40 days 500
Boat. Of Br okyn AL through
Jersey city ansrdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
p. ~; daily. aud ll;35 M. daily except Monday FroH
$50 80. aud i.s, p M sundiy, 6:2o 500 M iC.oS
m. From Baltimore @ OPP m From Philsde'phia SSo.
$40 $3.50 500 $40 655. 1870 $3.50 $50, 1885, 1905 m,
and ~ night sunday 800 GEO. 1905 sos. 1888 ne
$780, e:5o. 800, $685. 1908 p.
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EUROPE
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail 'rsn Nsw-York in
April May June and Jaly, by frs'-na,s steamships
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES. by the best routes
for pleasure travel
COOKS EXCURSIONIST with maps, contains full par
tcuars by mail for ten cents
Tuos. COOK * SON. 2GI Broadway. n. Y.
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Carpets. Sc.

CHINA MATTINGS in all the desirable
~ stges-t5 roll upwards Carpets Rugs. etc. BARGAINS
for cash ANDhEW LEorER o., 7397tl broadway.
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TOR BERMUDA.
IL WEEKLY sTEAMERSn
The elegant OF the quebec steamship Cen
pany INDIA tNOCO. wiz be dlspatched EVERY
THURSDAY from NswYork ana bermuda - rlHocO"
IRON New DIRK Apfl 2. Excursion rates 500 to $50
For passage, Information, &C apply 20
A. l.. JUIEnBhiUE co, Agents, 81 BROADWAY
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY. 2U7 Broadway.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ Between New.Yark and IIavre.
Companys Pier new No AZ North aver foot OF Mortonst
oil, N nUdriguss ....... W.nssday Apr 81 IL
NORMAN Di h. Frangeul.. edn .sdqy April ~, 6a
ST. LAURENT de yousselin... Wsdns'day. May 10 ~
AMEHIQ' a7te ....... .WAdnesdlv. hayl > q. m.
Checks payable At sight suit ON the Banaus
Tras satanu quo Of PARIS
LOUIS DE BkBIAN. Agent No. Bowling Green.
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CHOICE collection of school circulars for
~ guardians Teachers In department Of
an and learning recommended H. HESSE SO West lstst
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1nstrnctiou.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
VOLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

No. Is East l9thst
FRANK DRIsLER A. NJ Principal.
Refers to the Faculties Columbia College and sehooi OF
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sTONINGTON LINE.
Steamers Pier SO. y. H. daily except sundays.
at u.
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FAyORITE INSIDE ROUTE

W0iCEsTERs25l
NASHUA. slIS
. PORTLAND S. and no trauss.rx
leave Pier 40 ~ r. foot ~ watts tnex- Mar
s"u-s-ss r-rv da'i' "rc~pt Slraays n m 0>
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HIyDsOw
~ RIVER RAILnoAD-commencug octsbsr 4 Issi
through trains will leave Grand sntrsI Depot ~"
1880 M Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
$40 A. NJ Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Exprssa
with dining stopoing az bauy Utica Syracuse Koch
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
io:so n Chicago Express drawing csasa.
aasus Rochester, niagara Fsh ana bunaio connects tor
til Western Nsw-york and Northern ExpsssA vita
$50 , m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
:tp m Accommodation to Albany and Trey.
Fails Bunalo Cincnnao Toledo, Detroit and 81 Lous
$3.50 Express with slespingcar 70 syracuse aod -
Auburn coad and 70 saratoga al.S e Montreal j..
Buffalo Niagara tas Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
IL Night Express With ssepin gears 70 Albany ana
t S" sa .ns prS ' tho and
Iicke's on sale At Grand Central Depst Ne Bowling
Green 262 ami AIS Broadway and ct westcsre Exprest
s ra :n S i TS s.a 1
Iourthst WiIlismsDare
xcconmodafons ds and sleeping 81
1893 Washington st., Brooklyn:
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
sThese rsins daily All sthers daily sxceys sunday
Those trains stop II Harlem l2sthst and lth-ave.
J. II rOUCEY, e. B. MEEKER
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON,
the East All rail from Grand Central Dep04 Three
express trains Tally sundavs exceptal to Boston 81
e-'''' 'unuS' '''' " '"'" paw : v. fCPfIE. Agent
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SCHOOL OF MINES.
- PREPARATORY SCHOOL. 80 East 45th-st.
J. Wssobi11ge Davis f. Phi. d. Principal. introductory
to all Scientific Colleges
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUM
DAY. SSrA IONS IN PHILADELPHIA. 2IN
.NEW.YORK.
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HIDE5-C Ontinued steady AMI moderately active.
HOBS Brewers maie lev pntf IA ~ Tot tho best
state lS- 4 All other descriptions az ali dull
META ON Change tnfay there sales Iron
steady I'm quiet dull Lead steady Spcltcr nominal
Copper quiet.
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DRACTICAL COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES ON COOKING
MISS MARIA PARLoA
a oEHYEa or KITCHEN LESSONS WITH DEMON
STATIONS !. -
4HTBUNB EXTRA, No. sS........PRIcE 70 oaNTA
TIE TRIBUNE. Ksw.York.
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Dancing Araoemes.

AT p. HARVARD REILLY'S School for
n Dancing No. SIS 5th-avc- nitI classes still open.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-30
a Daily DefaicaetOu.

The Hon. John Kelly, the head and
front OF Ta;nmapy Hall, a man of strict
integrity, an indeiatigable worker,
early at his oflicc, late to leave, &C
burdened with bnsiness that regular
meals we're seldom known by him,
with mind in. constant tension and
energies steadily trained, finally broke
down!
The wonder is that he did not sooner
give way. An honest man in all things
else, he acted unfairly wsth his physi.
cal resources. He was ever drawing
upon his banks without ever depos5ting
a collateral. The account overdrawn,
the bank suspends and both are npw
In the hands of medical receivers.
1t is not work that kills men. 1t Is
irregularity of habits and mental worry.
No man in good health frets at his
work. Bye and bye when the lbank OF
vigor suspends, these men will wonder
how It all happened, and they will keep
wondering until their d. ing day unless,
perchance, some candid physician or
interested friend will point out to them
how by irregnlarity, 0y excessive
mental effort, by constant worry and
fret, by plunging in deeper than they
had right to go, they have produced
that loss OF nervous energy which
almost invariably expresses itself in a
deEanged condition of the kidneys and
liver, for 1t Is well.known fact that
the poison which the kidneys and
liver should remove from the blood,
II left therein, soon knocks the life out
OF the strongest and most vigorous man
or woman. Daily building up Of these
vital organs by so wonderful and high
ly reputed specific as Warmers safe
cure, is the only guarantee that our
business men can have that their
strength will be equal to thelabors daily
put upon them.
Mr.. Kelly has nervous dyspepsia, we
learn, indicating, rs we have said, q
breakdown of nerve force. His case
should be a warning to others who,
like course, will certainly
reach a like result.-The Sunday
Herald.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-30
Burial PlRCAS-

Although Washing ION, the capital OF
the nation, is naturally the place one
would first choose as most appropriate
for the sepulchre of our Presidents, it il
surprising that only General Taylor IL
buried there. In the following list will
be found the plane of sepultu, 20 of all the
Presidents, as far as 1t mas been posi- BILE
TO ascertain them.
Washington, Mt. Vernon, Va.
John Adams, Quincy, Mass.
Jefferson, Monticello, Va; Madison
Montpelier, Va Monroe, New York
J. q. Adams, Quincy, Mass; jackson,
The Hermitage, Tenn; Van Buren,
Kinderhook, N Y; Harrison, NORTH
Bend, Ind; Tyler, Richmond, Va
Polk, Nashville, Tenn; Tay lor
Washington; Fillmore, Buffalo, N. Y.
Pierce, Concord, N. H.; Buchanan
Lancaster, Pa; Lincoln, Springfield
H.; johnson, Greenviile, Tenn.
Garfield Cleveland.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-30
Plenty OF Money,

Princess Beatrice and her husband
have enjoyed the conventional forty.
eight hours honey moon granted to roy al
wedding couples, and they have re
turned to the Superintendence of the
Queen. Batenberg is not In q position
TO object TO any inference from his
mother in. law, because previous to his
marriage he enjoyed an income Of 1850
q year, and he voluntarily sold himself
to Beatrice's dowry of $50, 900 q year.
His wife will be even richer, II, IS is
|rumored, ex Empress Eugenie intends
to bequea.h most of her large fortune
to her; and then, when Queen Victoria
dies, 1t will be found that by long years
OF frugality and of giving away moth
ing more expensive than India shawls
given to herself, she will "cut up
handsomely. She ought easily to be
able to give each of her seven surviving
children million dollars.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-30
High EN- 1Oyment.

One OF the.hiRhest and best..enjo entt
come through what is done fer others
This is believed in theoretically, but Sol
dom practically. If a man has money
he imagines that the way to enjoy 1t IL
either to keep and accumulate it OF to
spend 1t ON personal Rratifi cation yet he
misses the very finest of its delights
" hen he refuses to share it or its bene-
FITS with others. So with our time, cur
talents and eur thoughts-kept to our
selves, or used simply for our own de-
!lectation, they do not give us a 1.-THE of
the real enjoyment they afford when
we use them literally for the benefit OF
the family, or friends, or the community.
No one who has once tasted the sweets
Of minstering successfully to the happi-
ness of others will, If he be intelligent,
ever again relapse into II purely selfish
use of his advantages, whatever they
NAV he