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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-17

The Wall-street markets have been more active
to-day, the volume Of business an improvement
on yesterday. Union Pacific advanced to 70, There
has been much huctuation on the canards regard
ing Judge Richardson's decision. This will be-
made early In the week. Money continues easy
at 21Z93. The bank statement Is again faTora-
Die, and shows q net gain In the reserve OF SS9l-
oCO, which Increases the excess to SII, 40 ,425.
Gold closed fraction hrmer, with sales at lIS
specie shipments for Europe to-day were S73S,-
IC0. and for the week, - 23 lis.
oil IST.
The following closing rates were telegrsDhed
70 Messrs: II. d. Cooke, IT., Co. from the New
York Stock EXCHANGE. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-17
myII-TuThSa&ds
A. UCTION SALE.
II WASHINGTON MARKET COBPANY
NOTICE

The auction sale of the right to occupy the stalls
and stands of the Washington Market Company,
for the term of three years from July l, 1874 SUBJ
ject TO the payment Of the rent therefor, will be
resumed at The office of said company, on the Mar
ktt grounds, on MONDAY, the 3lst day OF MAY,
1875 at l O'Clock in the afternoon, and will con-
time on that day and, by adjournment, on every
subsequent Monday, at the same place and hour,
until all are dispC sed of.
For additional particulars inquire at the COM
pany's office. BY order OF the Directors,
NJ. G. EMERY, President.
WASHINGTON, May IA, 1875. maI5-I2t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-17
AhPHABEEOAh
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Containing Cards OF FiEst-CIass Estab.
GItBhme ntE in all Branches OF BuBis
ness In the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-17

LIVERPOOL, May 15.-Flour us a2s. Red
Winter Wheat, No. 2, 9S. 69s. Id; Red Western
Spring, IS ass 3d.; California White, average
SIS. Id. G9s 3D.; do. Club, 90. I'd. 195. Cd. Corn
S3s. Cd. @23s. Cd. Barley, IS. Cd. Oats, 80. I'd.
Pork, T4s. 3d. Beef, rs. Lard, 66s I'd. TaIloH,
Ais. 90. Cheese, lis.
HAVANA, April l5.-Sugar opened frm but
closed dull, under unfaVorable foreign adTfees;
stock held too high; No. 10 to u Demarsrs, l5R
15i< reals per arrObe; Nos. Is to 20 Dem9rara |,
E4622 Ieals; mOlasses sugar, I26l2l% reals;
Muscovado sugar, inferior to common, I2@l3L
reals; grocery grades, 164l7A reals; stock in
warehouse at Havana and MatanZas, $4,000
DOxes and 81, 600 hhds.; exported during the
week, $1,000 boxes and Is, 500 hhds., including
II 500 boxes and 900 hbds., to the United States
MOIasses buoyant; elayed ans MuscoyadO, ~
reals FER key. The market for United States
produce uDchsnQed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-17

CSuccess or to Latimer & Cleary,)
Southwest corner Pennsylv LniA avenue and Elev
enth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-17

Messrs Trask Stone, in their special report
to The REPUBLICAN, say: The week rust closed
has been characterized by a very decided falling
Of in speculative stocks, the most noticeable oil
which have been Pacific Mail, Panama Lake
Shore and Union Pacific. The late shrinkage in
prices has been the result OF a renewed attack Of
the bear Spectators, who took advantage Of the
temerity Of weak holders to force their sales on
the market. The refusal of the Pacific Mail d.
rectors to sign the agreement with the Panama
company disturbed these and also tended to de-
mcralize the whole market. 1t cannot be denied
that such an unlOOked-for termination Of the
friendly relations between these two companies
looks much like a stock iObbing scheme. Eric
has been depressed in consequence of rumors OF
more financial embarrassment and the necessity
for contingent sale Of its coal lands to meet the
maturing interest. Wabash has declined because
the ckhOlders have failed to do anything Tor
he Ieliet Of their road"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-17
Commercial.

Our local markets have not shown as mich
spirited activity during the week Just closed as
formerly, though we have done a fair job5in<
BUSH eSs, and there is ground for fears that we
are beginning to lose the trade which we have
gained during the present year from other cities.
With the direct freight route West and the lover
rates we have secured we shall continue to do
much in the provision line, and in the course Of
time will supply almost our entire cOnsumptiys
demand in the various lines and increase our ex-
port trade. All dealers should look into the
matter and be convinced that WASHINGTON is a
fair JObbinK market for provisions groceries, pro-
duee, breadstufs, sc.
Grain, hay, miilfeed, Sc, continue firm, and
there is no market in the country where these
are more active, comparatively speaking. We
demand shipments in this line.
We have no change to note in prices. The up
ward tendency Of sugar seems in a fair way OF
being checked, If We can trust the reports from
the markets about Us.
Ia the face Of whisky seizures 1t seems strange
that higher prices are not demanded in Washing
fDgtop. The article has worked its Way I'D to
$3.50 per gallon for proof since last winter which
is the present price. Our Baltimore dispatches
this evening quote highWinas at sl.T2 which
seems erroneous or fabulous, and it may be bull
movement to stimulate activity and to realize
high prices.
There is very little change in the GEORGETOWN
market. The coal trade there, however, is pick
ing up rapidly. The receipts have been is 1873
tons, and the shipments 1G,s39 tons during tho
week.
TIE shipments from Cumberland during the
week were larger than for the same time last
year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-17

FINE OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLOR
On TUESDAY EVENING NAV Is atTlE o'cloc
PlciHIes en- exhibition Monday and Tuesday, d
and evening. myII-st'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09
Greatest Even! or the Age-;he Old Iella
Bile Hannibal & ST. JOSrDl X. r.
AlUlss ahead

Prom aud after April 9TH this company will run two
cypress trains daily. each way, and arrangements
hare been made betw, this line ana the Toledo Wa
aash 4 Western Railway, whereby through irsin 10
&c known the k1BSqs city AMI Ne5c Yari Exp
composed of Baggage ears. Ia; coaches and Pullman
Palace sleeping cars, is TO be from Kansas city
Toledo 90 J. via Quincy, jacksonville, Springfield,
Decatur, Tolena, lafayette, Logansport and III.
Wayne ,-topt charge Also attached 20 this train is
Through day coach and Pullman Palace Sleeping c. I
through 10 Chicago via Chicago. burlington quincy
L. 4 The New FORK express via Qaincy, makes the
time from Kansas City 30 New orr, 10 ffty hours an
advantage 10 the travelling public never before offered
eitcnpt-d by any any other line. Arriving in In
dianapolis. Cincinnati. Toledo Cleveland, Eg1alo.
Niaua Falls, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phadelp hia.
View York, Boston and other eastern cities from three
aud hall to twelve hours in advance OF all other lin
Through tickets AND full information caa ne obta n
81 At all siccs OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad Bag
gage checked TO destination For further inform
consult time tables, address Prndrld, Gen Pass
cn-cr Agent. Hannibal. NJ. or u Clayton, West
u.u Passenger Agent Leaycnworth, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09
Citizens OF ssIiaa and Vicinity, Attention

The Kansas Pacific ailway, the old Kansas Pioneer
I.ar Is making cXtraor saiy cXer,ons to add thona-
nnds to our population ;is u extends as y"'
all well Arow from Nsi- a. CHy oni L,aVca"yt y u"
~ ny enter Ia. Anmas, Denver. Boulder, and hey
rnnr Tho-r points being the trrinl n oi the nia IN"
nns branches Il REACHES ali important places IA Nan
sas Colorado aad New Mexico, passes through MI our
principal cities and opens to settler. AL our fertile
valleys II. agents Coust21tly - work in every
,ccou of the Lnoh and talking 10 "a" people AMI
distributing tons of printed mrttcr, illustrating ana
describing uRr State. oar people can AID an thi>
good wpr> by writing to their trends VINO WISH 70
take a trip for plrt.drr h,Ith ani urs- Gcm 20 rIst
,he great Colorado E-sorts l"u can also osah ihe
names a. those OF Your friends and aCqualntaGccs N-
aar at of the Nis.oai River AMI wnBm yud think
,oitlt be induced - I"mly. 10 hIlsls, II Or kcua
II: Kansas City, and he wii send i"cin printed mailer
and nave nj, gcnts call up On them Ia this Way thGus
Nnd, in ignorance viii ODttll knOnlcdSr OF our NJ
csnity. Sir. o. :. Lyf-rl Is General oup't, aad ST.
R.rrrcv r. Krim is General Passenger Agent with OF
Hc,- Al Kansas Nity.
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CHunCH DIRECTORY

pREspYTgRrAN-w 4 SimpkIns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath 1T ~ A. N. and l.. NJ sabbath
school, 2:S0 l.. NJ. Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
Mugs.
M,-uoptsr ErIecoPAL-Rev. r. +. Hill, Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, al 80 \. ii, ana ~
O'Clock 4. NJ. sabbath -cho l. each "a jpath' al
AN. PRAYER Meeting, "Wednesday evenings
HPIsc0PAL-lcv. ThOs. B. Dooley, Rector fFe'cH'is
every sabbath morning and evening"
CArnoHc-Rev John Fogarty, Pastor. services on
thc second Sabbath Of each month at the Court
nArrsr-Rey A. II. Willard. Pastor. Preaching or
each Sabbath morning and sveainS SabbAth Schoo'
$50 a.. NJ. Prayer meeting NedreSas! e''A'"e
CuuisrlAx CuCRCH-Preaching every forenoon N"
evening cnud md l0ui1h Lore "a! o, 49,
a. ,nonfh iu the English Lutheran church Elder
4 u Goodwin, Pastor. Sunday school every Shh'
dsy ct 30 T.. NJ
pterrsu IL rHERAS-C Yong, P@stor. Preaching
-, tt, fr,t and hrl Sundays of each month, NJ ~
o'cl,ck 4 NJ second and iOerth sundays, M Ne"
Cambria
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09

The new dry gD"cs house of Brakeman &
Co. is alfc3IC gaining the popularity 1t de-
serves. Everything inside of their store is ar
ranged in a most tasty manner and their
handsome goods vie with the best stock ever
brought west of the Missouri river. Tn" pro-
priesoss are genial. obligmg men. with whom
fclistomers become pleased ut the very first
sight. They already take a prominent stand
anokx our leading tradesmeu. Ii is their in
.teffion TO build brick store as soon 3s posi-
BILE. as their present headquarters they have
p0%sNfficieut room.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09
MARRIED.

CCLP-NICKLES,-A the residence OF Major 6 C.
Probert rGn the evening OF the eth inst, by Rev.
CSoley Mr.. Charles G. Cdlp, SIiInG to
Miss Clara r. Mckee, OF Wellington, Oh0.
We are amazed! Charley Cup married, and tilc
boys hsxn' the least nkng OF II until this morning
ad thu ne h:td gone, gone gons sAina is thunder
struck Salina' m.sd-ns u all mad! What com
motion thou has pro lGced, Charles! HID an earth
quakr visited us, the confusion could not have been
greasS. So sly! Everybody exclaimed. 'Weil,
-,ss.af~l" The ''scrip specuiatJr's friend, how
ever has this to say: That not ma of nobler mold
exists than this Charles & C1'p; and If any
young man - entitled 10 fair and noble BRIDE 1t Is
the sad cup. blessings the noble groom ald his
fair bride, the wish oil every MAJ about LIE jour
NAL Office
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09

We mentioned last Week that the case OF
Ward ". Saline county was being tried in the
L. ). Court at Topeka. Numerous witnesses
froX this place were subpGnaed and went
-sssssan 10 the trial. Tic case was tried before
Judge Foster. and resulted in a verdict for
Saline county. Ward is the Connecticut man
who purchased the bogus so coo Il. 5. 81 4. V.
bonds. and brought suit in the L. ). CoSss
against Saline county TO recover Ihc>rferest
ffaimed 10 be due thereon. Ward fell
back on his dignity a an ''innoccnt purchas-
err and on that point the case hinged. The
cOhsy has thus been successful in its first step
70 Gave itself in this grand bond swinde, and
we believe the outlook to be pretty fayorabe
for grind final success.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09

Only the other night a battle ragged in the
nciGhb orhood of the depot. and it seemed at
one time rs il Castle Depot would certainly be
captured. The commander-in-chicf was Stern
and silent, and answered not 10 the cruel de-
mands of the enemy. OrvIS stood cody uptu
his inaIineable rights OF "a ticket agent after
dark" and gave the aS>ailing party 10 under
stand and be informed that he could not " get
ia" under any circumstances. The aSsailii .
party fired his revolver half 4 dozen times,
avovlng his intention IL capture that man
Orris dead or alive, at all hazards. Aud II
the aSsailing party had not seen ii to change
his mind no doubt our friend Orvis woul uDs-
be lying stia and stark in yoa cemetery. >For-
iunsiriy the assai!ing party changed hS mind
aud Orris still prcsidcs with grace IN his usual
place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09

FRtSx IrstIE. II his Mammoth PCb!ishia. House.
81 Pearl street. New YORK. Issues seventeen b-aut-
fully Illustrated ncwsp1ps-s and magazines Mr
Leslie the first ia the Caed s;.,es t. urleiertas
tn publication oI weekly ilu.trated nevspas-sr.
aid 10 him belongs TIE homer % being the publisher
of The Oldest Illustrated Nsvspaper IN America -
The Tsrn who SECURES tie agency fur Thee puhc2-
lions for this vicinity viii give our ci,it4ns an
Opportunity "f in-p-rii1S To several Issue. 4ad cop
les 81 TIE ezht magnificent chrvnls iac rhcce from
which = given with tie subscription 20 either Of h.
H>tr., - we-kiiss viii have "a e.oule ard profit
able business These pslers vsll known a.sl...I
readily for from II 20 Is cents ne ssiAnS aaa ar
aow lEsi oscrri through a@i. = az8gal subscribe
with valuable chrorno wAsca. 70 Gil io-ers Is Al
i Esas worth more than the sEb-cripfidr urioe -
annual subscriber the I4ls-fraf 4 5esfsr-uer r.
ceives dar.as the year over - sewsta3,er ta-e-
Folded 20 ile axe % large octave hcok Ihe .gscr1-
b-r woait have 5.=s> pace. efaAl - ser.n eeszvo
books OF ordinary sss. -sy 60 Fszes ezca zr one
halI Of tErss psss- would coafzIa 8ae e.Farias sI
f0r tie ceteunAl yesr wll rEfse sac Fsst AecuEs.s
and va.s-sie illustrated H4s'sry the sAlisaAl Jl5g
ee Vgh.sshei- " lie @ivs-c rss--. @fre4 lay hzve
subscribed isr IHE ]oraxtL. - seizure nas 81 Frsak
Les.'s lsstr4ei Irrss.C2.- AL rss ~ hrzzss-
tai chr1su1.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09

QGite number of our prominent business
men gathered At Mayor Bishops Office. last
Monday afternoon. 10 talk up the matter OF
building bridge on the solomon at Marklcy' :
Mil. in order 10 draw portion of the Immense
trade OF the Solomon valley over 10 this place.
The proceedings OF The nieoiisg arr pueii>lsed
in aI'uth-r- coIa.ats The people living in the
neighborhood Of the min also have a meeting
tins evening e. discuss the matter. At which
Slna will be represented by committee. Il
is proposed to build tho bridge AT point ~
the solomon directly north Of sxfffa-at
Markley's mili-the business aseT OF Saiina 10
furnish one-half of the C.esSis and the Ottawa
people the other half five cast Of the bridge
Viii proaa,'y 1e IN -. i.hbo7hood ~ 81. %
jo)-Sahaa'S portion Of course being $50.
which we believe can be easily raised. By
building bridge az thai place large amount
OF trade which Sslina las not hitherto hal wil.
ir gainrl
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The wabash. =

Tac Line Of Pullman Sleeping Cars and Palace Day
C.achcs heretofore run between Kansas City AID To-
lelD via Hannibal Il II Joe aHl Wabtsh Lines, are
now bang through 10 Ciel cand, instead Of G"c-
40.
Express Trua' Of The Nj ssouTi Pacific and St Louis
Kansas CITY Northern Railways max" direct con-
nectioa with Wabash Trains rrori -. Louis
Passengers taking tSe WABASH Lt>R have hut one
chan - of from the Missouri @iv-r to Indsnapu-
us. Cincinnati, Ptsbury, pniladrlphia. Baltimore
Bafno, New York, Boston and intermediate points.
Oct our tickets by the Wabash Route, and be happy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09
The Solomon CIV R:2,rt.r SAYS:

We regret 10 announce another serious acct
dcnt tins week which bclcii the wife of Mr..
4. J. Sciman, OF Gypsum creek. Mr.. ). ac-
conp3uird by his wife, WAS proceeding 10 Sa-
hna with 4 load oi wheat, wien the lady be-
coming chilled. jumped oil the wagon while
in motion. slipped and fell in such manner
that one OF the wheels ran over her limb in two
places between the ankle aud knee and be-
tween the knee and Kip. She was conveyed tn
Saina .buta short distance. from the scene OF tile
accident where surgical assistance WAS sum
monrd. No bones were broken. and il is be-
iryed by the surgeon in attendance that no
permanent injury will result. although some
time will clapsc ere the lady will be able 10 use
the limb.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09
A SuuaTc OIer

viii discuss az any place and with any in
.lividud in Saline county who will take the
negative Of the following propositions: LIST.
Man exists alter the dissolution OF the mortal
body. FL. The spirit by an cver-operatiye
Law OF nature can. after leaving the mortal
body, sta influence aEG communicate with
the Inhabitants OF earth. Ii. RUGGLEs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

judge OF he District Court. III. PRESCOTT
senator-SoLoNON STEPHENS
Representntive-G. &. LpCKw DOo
County CommissiOners-W. u. SoI!oiL, chairman
& NJ PALMER and *. y. CHAMPLiS.
County CleTk-DAyID BEEBE
I,ounty TreaSurer-C. L.. fAULKNER.
sheriff.. y. GoING.
Register OF Deeds. I. CRiss.
Coroner. Il. LCLL, JR.
County httorney--JogN FOSTER.
surveYor-L. -. WfGaC.
superintendent Of Public lnstluction--D. ]. MEIER
Clerk OF The District Conrt-N. PETERSON.
IIr,bute Judge-II. Z. CUSNlNGnAM.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KAyH4S LAND AID TRRIGRIET 4SS0CIA-
ROY.
Grand Real Estate Distribution !
IT ArcRsox, KANSAS. MARCH Is. is7e
c,6GI Pieces of property valued q; $40 500 4
TEE KANSAS LAMP. AND IMMIGRANT ASS0


YG6 $4,000 LdTG a. ~ 49, n.y.
C{.fTIoN
p an organization composed oi Capitalists and lils'-
s. Mca, residing IA kal~ss, daily ihr1Tp pF aiso
by thu authority OF Tire state, wI,s cipa STOCK OF
/ Gyr MILLION DoLI4RS. divided RIO Two HUNDRED
IEousAxp >HARFS Al rive DeAtzsssS EACE.
thaTtrT ssId Or aniz-itit = iof Inc 1erfH 81
Tte.nfg-LaS Yerr. and eoHfeT- EPon rs eoilora'oi
AMI their Successors full power and authority 10 trans
act business of the STATES and rrs OF the
United states for the following purposes; the promo
tfoa If isan grafton the organization anu mamie
nance OF boards OF trade and business exchanges
the accumulation aud loan OF fimd, thS erection a
buildings ami The PURCHASE AND SALE OF htiL Is
Z TATE ,-
~ furtherance Of these general purposes All more
especially t. fns-7i2-cfseh 10 hInsAs Sh
Ia aId IN the erection OF CIiy Hal asa bSAfd o!
Trasie Rooms in the city OF htCblsoI. me Kansas
i-LAND AND IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION has IN ~. v.l-
i-uTac maine capacity. purchased tir DO
OF Real Estae nsT1-i brow. yalsed 81 g. :O'o>O'
aud VIII. on Msrcn 25rh, Is. q, al tbr niiii-A
Hail. IA the Clty OI AJchl>OD, MAKE DistTIUAi4]S %
the
Every share. whCr. and by whamsoever held,
7ciH DC eyHppg appreciated ~ tAs DisfrtsHFH aiil
VIII be e.itltir 10 any piece Of sand proST! thdt
may br W4Td to the SAM. lSut the iAr iicuSf ti
oil such award VIII be decided upon b. nag f'g
Il the Shareholders resent az the tIIEe III tr>Oa OF
~ proxy aHd the Numbers OF the Association "l!4
directly fadreci!y vote or participate IN the
meeting UI said stockholders IN deciding .ne ssn'e
Z -,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09

EbIroR JoURNAL:-picase give notice in
Eonr next issue that the examination OF teach
crs FOR the month Of December viii be held on
Saturday, the 18th inst. instead of on The last
Saturday of the month, Is that comes on
Christmas Day. d. MINER.
Co Supf Salinaf',
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Ecmembcr hat winter c0mlneth on apacc
and so doth the holidays-all of which Is a
Pheasant reminder that Tire solid firm Of ID &
y. IL. Whitehead-;he Oldest and mos; reliable
jewelers. IN Western Kans2s--arc in>t rolling in
fhcir holiday goods. Go there ana bay your
handsome jewciry.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mavor-R. ii. Bishop. -.
Iouhcilmen-C. RADcLIFF, GEORGE hHCEVIh
WIN BEKG. : ". WIcaIGAE, T. j. GOING
Police Judgc--N. +. CARROLL.
Glerk-FRRD n. wGLDdAN.
Trcasurer--J. NJ. BLoDGETr.
Nir.aI-L. NJ. rUrrLE.
city Attomey-J0uN osTER.
Chief Of Fire Dcpartmeat-lHA l.. CARVER
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Dissolution fOfirP.

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-09

Not quite busted. Ready Tor business. |
WIZ sell You piano or organ on better terms
man you can get them this side of 81, Louis.
No" i The time to buy instruments on bust
up prices. q ~ r,.-,..,-