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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
The Liberty Party of 1s45.

den's Life of Chase :"
"What then, IS tie position
of the political parties of the
country In relation to this sub
jecls One OF these parties pro-
fesses to be guided by the most
liberal principles. Equal and
exact justice to all men;' Equal
rights for all men;' 'Inflexible
opposition to oppression are its
favOrite notices. 1t claims TO
ne the true friend of popular
government. and assumes the
name of Democratic. Among
its members are, doubtless,
many who cherish Its profess
sions as sacred principles, and
Lelieve that the great cause o
freedom and progress is 10 be
served bv promoting Its ascen-
dancy. But when we compare
the maxlms of the so-called
Democratic party with It's acts,
i,s hypocrisy is plainly reveal
ed Among its leading men,
bers We find the principal
shareholders the chiefs of the
oligarchy. 1t has never scru
Piled to sacrifice the rights OF
the free States, or OF the peO-
pie, to the demands oil the slave
power Like Sir Perlinax Nc.
Sycophanl,ils Northern leaders
believe that The great secret OF
advancement lies in Blowing
well.' No servillty seems TOO
gross, no self degradation too
great, to be submitted to. They
think themselves well reward
ed if The unity of the party be
preserved. and the spoils OF
victory secured. II, 10 The dis
tribulion Of these spoils, they
receive only the jackaPs share
hey content themselves with
| The reflection that little ls bet.
ter than nothing, Thev de.
claim loudly against all mnn
OF olies, all special privileges.
all ncroachments on person al
rights, all distinctions founded
upon birth, and compensate
themselves Tor these efforts o..
virtue by practlcing The vilesl
oppression upon all their coun
uymen in whose OmDleXions
The slightest trace OF African
derivation can be detected.
"PrOtoundIy do zoe revers the
mdDimS of true Democracy; they
az identical with those OF true
Christianity IN rotation TO the
rights and duties of men as citi-
gems. And our reverence for
Democratic principles is the pre-
else measure of our dett8tation
of the policy IF those ~ho are
permitted to shape the action OF
the Democratic purity. Polite
al concert with that party, un
der ils present leadership, is
therefore,, plsinly impossible
Nor d0 We entert0in the hope,
.Which many, no doubt honestly
cherish, that the professed prin-
ciples of the party aoiU al length
bring II right upon the question
of slavery. Its professe1 prin
ciples have been the same for
nearly halt a century and yet
the suljrction of the party Ia
the slave power, is at thus mo.
ment, as complete as ever
There is no prospect of any
change for the better until
those Democrats whose hearts
are really possessed by a gen
erons love of liberty for all
and.by an honest hatred of op.
presslon. shall manfully assert
their individual independence
and refuse their support TO the
pandsrs Of slavery.
There is another party
which boasts that it is conserv-
aiive in it's character. Its
watchwords are A siariff,' "A
banking system,' The Union as
IL is.' Among its members, al
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

A THREE MONTHS old oyster
Is about the size of split per,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
BEST IN THE MARKET
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST,

a Dnp ~ AAo
We are wanting agents to sell our
Machines in Vinton and Hooking
counties, for which we propose to pay
a liberal commission; furnish three or
more wagons if an agent will use and
push them for the business. We in
tend operating on an entire new basis
for this reason We want good, live men
to run the thing. The reputation OF
the Howe is we'll known throughout
Vinton and Hooking counties as well rs
over the entire world. You will ind
mo at the HUBERT HOUSE, Mc-
ARTHUR, o., any time this ncn'h'
ready to administer oyOur wants.
w. G. MCLAUGHLIN,
Special Agent.
loseptis7t
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
Wanted! /!
THE ELIAS HOWE
Sewing Machine.
TheGreatest Production
the World Ever Knew.

nUR clsims for the superiority of
Othe Elias Howe'Machines can nev>
er be disputed, This most enviable
reputation has been obtained by its own
merits. We do not claim that we offer
our machines for the fewest dollars, or
ON the longest line of credit that cah be
obtained by buying other class OF ma"
chimes But we do claim We have the
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

A MAN who has no mind wiz /
not change il. T." 't - ="
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

THE less men think, the
more they talk.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

A HIGHLY intellectual dog
The type-setter. 5ia5 q.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

Horse thieves in Texas are =.
serenaded by string bands. 'h"..''" !"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

JOB boiled over when his I "a I. !.
tience gaye,away. agd9 .lod5
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

EARLY to bel aud eas1y too,a .,
rise will all be in vain if yea,. !,
dout advertise. 8si nls'sa pos ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

Army h'es a,ucre-Magszlpea
and reyie-
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al NDRIA.

EXCITEMENT ON A STRAMBoAr-The strap
OF the connecting rod of the engine OF the
steamer Arrow broke yesterday afternoon when
that boat was near the arsenal, on her return
from Mount Vernon, and steam escaping con-
SIDERABLE excitement was occasioued among the
passengers, some OF whom equipped themselves
with life preservers. The bartender also was
mustered, and, seiziDg the money in the till, pre-
pared for the emergencies by taking position
was, however, soon made known. and thereupon
quiet was Immediately restored. The disabled
steamer was tOwed here this morning for repairs
which will be completed by the end of the week,
when she will resume her trips.
WASHINGTON RowDIRs-On Sunday last four
Young men from Washington crossed the river
here on the Maryland ferry boat Virginia, be-
having very badly on the way, and making the
trip exceedingly disagreeable to the other pas
sengers Yesterday the same party repe ated
their visit to Opossum hall by the same route
and on their way back refused positively to pay
their fare, and as the commander of that boat is
an Old man and cripple, they had pretty much
their own way. Their names and occupations
are known TO Captain Smith, who only refrains
rom publishing them ON account Of their
parents.
BUILDING AssooIATIoN-Thef fourth annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Alexandria
Cooperative Building A association was held last
night. The ar nual reports of the secretary and
treasurer wer6 submitted. From the sacretary's
report we learn the cash capital paid in il
30 600. and the loans on real estate amount to
$4,000, which are secured by first mortgages on
property valued at $40 900. There are 624 shares
of stock, and the board of directors have de-
clared dividend of 81 80 per share out Of the
earnings OF the past year.
PARTY left here at two o. clock this morning
armed with bowie knives, re volvers and double
1arreied shot guns for the purpose Of capturing
the supposed criminals concealed In the woods
below this city, an account of whom was pub-
llshed In Yesterdays Gazette.
The CARS on the street railroad will stop run
horses that are now pulling them will take place.
Gazette, I'd.
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TEE CoUsrs.

POLICE COURT-yndge Da,rsoN.
Roach, loud and boisterous; IS each. Daniel
Chismond forfeited collateral. Frank McBeth,
aooy vagrsnt, was sent to the workhouee. Den.
IS. Alfred Braxton forfeited coilatersl for same
ofe2ee. Roger Carroll, loud and boisterous in
the county; IS or 30 days in the workhouse. G..
Thonkins, aisorderiy at the race course at Pr
Miles, loud anu bolsterous at the Schuetren
Park; IS. Rose Me- Dewitt, cursing; s3. CO.
lumbus Swaggart, loud .>nd boisterolS IS.
MstSess ssms . sf UsSy
with casting rubbish in the highway; 81.
Lewis somerville, profanity; IS. Eobt. Case
caArgeS1 9Th covering, disa curing sndlrubbing
with hlth the doors, windows, steps, ws..is aoa
sides Of the private dwelling of Rosa Eisen-
and hs was not sufficient 70
Ragan, charged with driving on paved footway
In two cases; dismissed. John Hammond, do
ing business as produce dealer without license;
postponed. Pond jackson, ass Ault and battery
on Moses Coleman; also, assault on John Ma
keiser; 80 and costs. Sarah johnson, assault
and battery on Josephine Mudd dismissed. DO
seph Powell. threats against MS wIre ozrxu;
goo bonds to keep the peace. Thomas Rey-
nolds and Jesse Tolson, colored, charged with
feloniously assaulting aud robbing James Flan-
nigan or pound Of tobacco. Officer West tes-
titled that these two men we're carrying Fisuni-
gan, an old soldier who was intoxicated, In the
direction Of the Soldiers Home. Suspecting
that they were bent on no good purpose, he fol-
lowed and saw them carry him INTO the woods
and lay him down by tree, when they went
Through him" taking the package or tob scco,
and were about to take his watch, when he took
them into custody; sent to the grand jury.
Charles Robinson, assault and battery on Mar
tina Johnson; dismissed. Celeste Dillon, threats
to Maggie Artos; bonds to keep the peace. w.
II. Price, assault on Robert Garrison so and
costs. Also, assault and battery on Dennis
Brown; SO. Also, charged with stealing two
pairs of pants; 500 or months. George Brown,
assault on Gustave Craft; S2j or months
Frank Payne, assault and battery on Francis
Marshall; $40 and costs. Spencer Snowden, as
sault on VIM. A. Shorter at Gallilean Hall; dis
S. William Lee, larceny of 60 cents from a
money drawer; $5. John Sherlock, assault on
Rachel GoOdall; $40 and costs. Anna Wagner
$40 each and costs.
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THE WEATHER.

WE DkPARINkNI, IDtcs d III SlenaI ono,
PRoBA suIrIEs.-During the rest Of Thursdsy ver
the south Atlantic aud eastern Gu states, station
sry or rising barometer, northeast to northwest
Winds, somewhat higher temperature, partly cloudy
and clear weather, except possibly local rains on
the Immediate south Atlantic coast Over the We
ern Gulf states rising barometer northeriy winds.
lover mperatnresi in the interior temporary coud
the Tennessee and OhiJ valleys and lover lake re-
eion warm southeast wi ads thitting to north
with rising barometer, lou ar Temperature, cloudy
weather and local rains Over the upper Mississip.
pl ana lower Missouri valleys, the northwest, aud
the upper Lake region, stationary rising baron
eter, low temperatures northerly winds, cloudy aud
Gearing weather. over New England and the mid
ole states stationary falling barometer, south-
westerly winds, higher ten partly cou iy
westher and local rains, followed during the night
by cool westerly winds.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office Of THy
rs; I'm, 70; 2 .. m. So.
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KIHAxClAl AND oouxEsuAL

Wesningten steck Exchange, sent. 3.
Q;.otdtsens frvsisAed By kidaeten q Co, baaksys,
ne following were the prices bid and s.ked Al
the meeting OF the Warrington Stock Excsanve q.
asay:Lu;S gold, 1895 bid, iosst asked, Bank
s,oek.nstfonal Bank Of Repahiic, is bid, $50
aekec; second National Bank, IS asked. City Pas
seneef kailrosds-Metrcpolftsn Stock, Is bid, Is
ek.o, Columeia stock, Is bid, 10 asked: wash .
ZOE end 0eorfetovu Bonds, IS, j. a J 81 bli: Me-
ropolnen BOZ DIS, S., II. g., 81 bid. sandry lis
nsuooS Theater bonds, J. & J.7p ST BID a.
80 Masonic Temple Bonds, ". 4 As G. gold
~ oi9, asked; Washington City Gas STOCK, IS bid
- Skeo. CnessPeakc and Ohio Canal, preferred
pcDds, 8, III bid, lis asked; Arlington Fire Iosu-
rsnSe % stock, 90 bid; IT, Alex, wash a {, o.
., CS.sE, Us asked. District securitics- District
q Soiomcs GPermaneDt improvement, es, J. &
= is.l, y bid, loo asked; do. re, J. J., 1881
- oid, ~ asked; Market Stock bonds, rs j j ,
I1z, - bid; lWashinstonl-Wste T Stocs SIS, J A.
"a o., 80 bid. IS asked: give Year certidc.ts..
SO. M & ~: lI5, g bid ss asked: zen I ear
bonds, 6s, J; j., ISIS, 81 bid; IS asked. Fund
Loan osS.. L.ssl g: g, ks, isi, 81 bid, 81
q pleasure 20 bid do. ls, as do bid, 70 asked
tSSssorsstownGGeosrsi Stock, SIS, J. A. J. a. O.,
tSi, 20 Sid; So;a Is, do. st pleasure, 70 BIZ:
Improvement. So, J. 4 J.. 1874, IS bid, 81 asked ;
IS5, "a Did lSe, So bid, 81 asked; ISL, SAL bid;
sskee las s4< biz, asked; do. series, IS bid, IS
bid do. 1875, 50 bid; do ISIS, 60 hid DO ISL IS bid
Gates, SIS, ISL, Is asked.
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GEORG ETO wv.

CATTLE MARKEDLY Means d Co.-The mar
ket at the Drover's Rest to-day was brisk. 600
fat cattle were offered, and 5S7 sold to butchers
at prices ganging from 3x to 63c. per pound.
50 were LETT over. 1000 sheep and lambs were
onered, and all sold at IL to 5xc. per pound for
sheep, and 50 to S4.75 per head for lambs. 20
cows and calves were sold at s25 to s55 per
head.
GRAIN MARKEr.-There were no receipts OF
grain to-day. :, 500 bushels of wheat were sold
at 81 30. Choice wheat is in demand, and would
sell at 81. 80 to S1-35; very choice amber, 81 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
Washington Markets-The Railing
Prices To-day

~ Beef tPoItsr house 20@asc. D.. ditto
s,ssd ;; ,S RS5h lsss
Gle lSe; .lssd, s@Sc:; middAngs, BE; cut. Is il
suns cats6 ss s saI%on R tfGGt
Tars Geo 1 EACH T.yi fsss.sssd
Soc Per bunch. Cuba msckerel, sO@6Oc.; Spanish
per dozen; CLAIMS 81 per hundred ''' WV
GAME.-Reed bird, rs cents z dozen; ortoIan, o.
aoaen; rloVer,25 cents EACH ducks, (blue wingJ
yEsEiAsIEs Potatoes. Irish, 20 cent. ' peck;
beans, .:ssss; sses; 90 sIi@.i issIss Snsrs;
e ee;e io syRh E.s pIaSs; S99
FauITs, - Oranges. 10000. p dozen; lemons,
lee :, melons, Iec @2sc.; grapes, s@8c, = n
si:s' = &c .R sss1 P siSs Is ssk
DStEP FErn:: s@sc; p qqsrt; peaches,
ice Cherries, s&ase = ID ''''N'' w. '-1
R:mPhiladslPhis print, Sc s 2 n; New
PouLIRYZChickens, live. So. @sl.S . pair;
wHOLHsALE MARKET.
merchants and wholesale dealers in oUp, feea H.
S0S5s, and sroosries corner Of llth and streets
Nelch's family, ss75 p Dbl. ExtFs-southerr !,
ssSis row.: s. sSss &c: g Gs:R%:;
Prices at the wholesale market, q. furnished by J
nsakn S9 uni
sss sf isa ss.sho. s' ssP
lambs, ssg4 50; eaISss: sst9ss: hens, dozen,
S..ss n sa aS ssss p sas
sC,siess. sac IS @ barrel Oats, 90: ssSse Cts
81 20; DO; red, 81 8@i.O Eggs nrm. Bo;R
s5ssp s and dried apples are In demand. Melons,
s ions Of hay and straw were sold during the pss.
week: new hay, CSC @sl.1o and straw Zoe. @soo. '
hundred Onerir g free.
TIE OLDEST ISHABIrASrs' ASSOCIATION OF
the District met at the City Hall yesterday
AFTERNOON; Mr.. Jenkin Thomas In the chair,
aud y. Carroll Brent secretary. Messrs Edward
Gallant, A. n. Zevely, and L. A. Gobright were
elected members Mr., Clark gave notice OF his
amendment to the Constitution relative To the
| time required for residence Of Applicants for
| membership. "A copy Of the Waskiaoton Guids.
| publkhed In 1881, was presented BIZ Nicholas
Csllan, IT,, OF Neu York; which was ordered to
be placed among the archives Of the associstion.
/ The donor received vote Of thanks. Nj. Cal
Ian read an interesting sketch Of Captain
Thomas Carbery, an ex- mayor Of this city.
DisMIssKD BIZ fH1 GRAND JuRy.-This
faisd to 6nd indictnsnh against james 5 sreys
ami August Kleinheim, charged with raos ON
| May Williams Alias Noon0s and recomm g a.
theiI dismisaal, md TIE ceuEt ~ ordered.
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Easy Feet. Ac.

Easy Feet. dc.
The labor imposed upon the feet is az una
voidable as daily walks are indispensable to
health, and that the care and attention given
they perform is being more fully appreciated
each succeeding year, and IL Is a well known
fact that many eminent physicians, surgeons
and thousands OF other well kno Fn personages
patroniZe DR.. Whites establishment, No. 535
10Th street, opposite the L. s. Treasury, where
Corns are removed without pain, so the shoe
can be worn with ease, and Bunions, Club and
Inverted Nails, Vascular Excrescences &C.
are relieved and cured without loss of time to
the patient. large patronage enables charg-
ing the moderate fee of 81 per visit. Once
hours from a. m. to .. m. Established in
Washington, ID. O., in 1861.
AGENCY FOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved to Jos. w. Nairn's, corner of Pennsylva-
mia avenue and 9th st. Almsnacs free. tSep3
MORE WORK, better work. and q greater va
rety OF work can be done on the Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. Be
convinced Of this by calling at No. 461 Pennsyi-
vsnis avenue. 7,3,E
TIN NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per aDnum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, to 4. SATURDAYS, to
4 and to 8. Nt3,lit16
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency st Ohss.
Bsum's hoopskirt snd corset factory til street.
tntelligencer building. 10,2s
THxsMoMsrsRss ana barometer. are repsirsd
and msie to order by Henpler near ~ street.
TIE sINeEK sBwIss MACHINE sales oflsI2
were 92l9 $50. <,Rs,vS
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate tbs use
tulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

SEAsONABLE GOODS.
Boys School Suits; Participating Shirts
Tor gentlemen and boys; Gentlemen's Medium
weight Garments; Medium Weight Under
clothing; Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs for 81;
Fine WOoleB Travelling Shirts, SC.
~One Price Only.
GEO. G. HENNINS,
40 7th street north west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

To HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls, Buck
wheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings, & C., you should
nse Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer
for II.
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BIDS for the construction of the new NAVY
Yard bridge and causeway were opened by
General Babcock. at his office, corner of POI
street and Pennsylvania avenue, at noon to-
day. The bids were as follows p. j. Laurit-
Zen, OF Washington, S145.29O; G.. w. Chapman
$4,000; j. II. L. Hall, flour bfris,) from
$4,000 70 sif5.Uv1; Watson Manufacturing
COMPANY, sl27 geo; Wrought Iron Bridge Com
pany, Canton, Ohio, three BIDS from sl30 coo
10 sl+4 eco; Sweet, Jr., & Co., New York, 1.-TWO
bids,) sl36 600 and STA 900; Kellogg Bridge
Co, Philscelphis. sl45, 900; j. A. Partridge,
sl43 600; 5. X. Dickson, sl4i $50; Clark Rives
x Co, Sli2,sSS, King Iron Bridge Manufsc-
turing Co., flour bids, from $780, 900 to $40 Co.,
Patapsco Bridge and Iron Works, 5000;
Sellers, $4,000; Niagara Bridge Works
Sli6,Oo0; Baltimore Bridge Co., s143 900; G.. l..
Jones, (eight bids,) from fl21 900 to $40. 600;
Keystone Bridge Co., s135, 900 and $40 900; T.
w white & Son, SliS. 600; Henderson q Co.,
81 4sSi CLARK Mcdowell, (three bids, from
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EDUCATIONAL.

IbSSh lN-Nhbs
ppBLIo SCHOOLS OF TaI plSrRIOf or
Ticke.s n admission o. the white scAoo,. - wal
tneton snd &c etOvn viii not D. givrr ~ Tro.es..
o. their residtNcss. but VII Be issued f-o-, h.ofp
ever DAY from ust 81 90 SEPT eusl~r A. fn IN,
sfve, at the foiiO~i-- olsccs:
WASHINGTON.
ftrsf Districf-frankltD School Rafldine.
eeccnd sistIfcf-teaton School nriidinE
Lsud nlssrict-Wailach school Baiiding.
fon.th p.strtcf-generson school Buiiiing 20 a.
m 0e InesdAy'ssIienssrs 9, snd foli wing day.
0E0RGET0wN.
~ Third street school Buihs IN
"A furns VII be stmittsd 90 the q aSSei Shoot. ~
sshtnston ana Georgetown az 49, sssrls a.
house. - tire nearest school
ie-Shen vi meet TO- instruction a. follows;
yir.s p..,ric'. -spIseros, -
psS fose .fsSt. Miller ssSsol Builsius, sArun.
IT, srt~n Der 5. n A. N
Z" I'd Dlslrici, sll.ch School Baiidins, SAT
.aDAN. Sertsmber 8, SIP. NJ.
= Fourth pistric', Jefferson schoOl Buldfng, SAT
URDAl, segtenter S, Pm
GEORGETOWN
Third Street Boilains, FRIDAY, September L.
oolored seheols q Washington aud Gesrs.,o~u,
tns. -
COUNTY SCHOOLS
frark I'm Bsilti. q. FRIDAY, pte-her a. sPM
BY order - fhs Board - Trustees
GtokGs v. MCCLELLAN prestdeut.
JOHN BBnOks, Secretary. aufS.sepl,ish
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IHE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
Inc Iolowing contributions, under the contin-
gent plan, have been made 20 the fund for COM
Pletng the Washington national monument
slnce our last report Adam Lodge, No. 3j. l. o.
". r, fLsoerick, Md-s s25; Columbia X.
chapter, No 1, OF this city, 500.
The society met DAY; Rear Admiral Levin
M Powell, Z. >. N, In the chair; John Carroll
Brent, secretary. The members expressed
themselves ss highly pleased with the results 81
far In the appeal 70 the country through the
organized societies for funds to complete the
monument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
wall street To-day.

,Nsw YORK, septembers.-The Pos's financial ar
ssss prime ssor. date 4 merosntiis pspsr is sSs
snd lene-date 81 97h; G9yernment bends steady
wa. six thousand Miss uri 6's, long hoods, OF ss
i Az sales 81 GOLD have been :, lg lo21 and oil
roser and leuder. In the foreign exchange marx It
thee is psratively little doing, ard he tend
eRS1 or .s sss to be ,S
CHANGED. but frstcclass banksrs' bills on Lonl oa
stock market starred OF sensraIiy above yestsr.
Of TSis w ssd fo aosTs ;, az .cae
OF u to l., the lstter having been waossh.
O. have been sosie sSSs5y weak Ss
fallen TO g. The most active have been Union pacie
Pss s%s ia' rs ssss Sssn :; tsSss
Teps ;sS s,;s,s Lake shore o o and
tral, ioss. az; and O6ics. isz@s'. Nc" i0fh osa-
the Markets.
o. BHWhrIHoRs, september s,vrsinLs ss, peae-,
3 North Osrous s SIs Vi West vrsinia
ssecial tax, 8 bid to day ~ ' w. W.
better nSnyiSe% misdss % ''sssi dgi little
hanged; better feeling whest firm sad In good de-
si@ yellow southern. S. mixed western. oacied
and unsettled; advanced cents; s.. Oats frmerN
aud S sshsI %sis u Hay Sai s
q. Provisions frmer-mess pork rs, Balk meats
impTCyes demsndesheuIt er., saie cfes Son rib IL
sides, l3'l; sugar cured hams. isSisS Isra-r re-
inc, WcsitrD otttet urm-cn01ce, Hd1o. T. ~
Zee qHiet and unchanged. Petroleum unchanged
Whskey hrmer, Os. Sugar firm and unchanged
Hkw YORK, september S-Stocks active and
lower MONEY, 2 Gold, ga. Exchange, long,
4S1; short, 4se1. Governments dull.
NEW YORK, September 3-rlour quiet and firm
Wheat lie better. Corn lc better.
o.LoNDoN, septt mber 5, 1880 p m.-Oonssls. e2I q
US Tor money, aud ga for account. Erie, 3l%.
LONDON, September 3, D. m.-Erie, 3263s2z.
times w.
LONDON. September $50 .. m The bullion in
the Bans OF kDsIand has decreased f94 900 during
the pas week. The proportion Of bank reserve 70
nsbility, which ast week 481s per cent, is now
Paris dispatches quote rentts at 81 francs, SC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

SUDDEN DKATH.-Mr. Henry Edwards, a COL
oreo man, residing 1t the corner OF flta and q
sfreefs northeast, fell desd Yesterday AFTER noon
While smoking on the porch Of his houee.
Coroner Patterson made an exauina alton of
tie body this morning and decided that death
rssnlted from spoplexy. The deceascd was a
member Of tbs IDdependsnt N. Z. Church. cor-
Der OF I2fh and streets northeast, from whence
his funeral viii take place az p. N. To- morrow