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, 1875-08-26
Fnea unenllceteil,


7pfefa! Dfspdtth to 7hs cmaoo Trfbuns.
NE" HAVEN 1nd., Aug. 25-Yosto1day after.
nooh' ABOUT o'o'ocs. three uaskel mon on
nossooaok V'hltea Tho soaidcnc> OF William
b[alus was abaont from hone. and t., ,n,s,,,a
mon, who Nerc apparently u.acr tho .,tranoa
OF liquor, took possession OF al,s housA snd
notwithstanding the ontresties II Mrs. M1ns'
appropriated such articles Of value "a tbey 81
stEed to theis own uss. Thoy then 4shbarstoi,
destroyed tho furniture and other good., atr..
MAlns, being, much terrified lest sIe thoulI be
murdered, started to run, aud vas pursued
some diatanca by tho dosperadoes. Tnoy
thon. returned 10 thu. iouso, sot ars
to i eayoral placest anl startled away It
4 rapid Rast. separating aud goiug in different
dlroct!ons. The 4onas and Ill ita contents ve1o
entirely destroyed by fire. causing totai 1oss Of
about $3 tN)O. Tho alarm WAS given and large
parties stasEoa in purEllt Of t1o Ku-KIux. 10
tar, however tAcy have not boen aprrohcndeL
Therols no Glow 10 their identity.
, 1875-08-26
Tuuior OF T.valva ycnra' Growth Cured b
lfAlwu3'S Kvsu1yuut.


from nFouEnent gentleman snd rosIioat at Cnsnnaa
" ias i!lU pAst iFtf weI1 k4Gxu to ha nu4
pahashsts lh1o42huut luS uuit~. htatos.
n. hEw Y0nx, Oct. u, ts,p :.
~. H1p"AT-DEtn Atn: sn induced tY srn,, Of
"a H. f,ax ia .. kosl psa;tae Or ,,s' ,a4
ftinAfy thia so!as tsslEs month. assu
n aasst ertthly ~ cling ,sss, whltA o ph34es@
$u a va ytp*fAtl sttetufa Id tha irshA u. ~
n.nsIsH asr of " l4aess .ea bladder sn ~
s1sr s'tI nes ms axs172 {eAfs-weud rrs's1t .!
physlsta, ead L.4 t.ksa .rFs 9usatiy u raeoa
naa ts.d 81 sseutsh,as cEat nl1na beau iu.d,
aa9 sone four mnnth. sxo Eead ntia, Il th4
SSas" Sass 70 e., Psea Pr, - cae s.a bssa saosips
Ps4s. KrsoI1sn NssdS kslef. nd l{ss alst.ps iIs-
1na sssnHunnra tAkiak soH, tJso dsys VA sruss-
u. ". JAalEJ, Cincinnati, O.
, 1875-08-26

Circuit Court Int Ia a,,roeet that c.l,cr Judse
Dtckey Of Atr. 1'ulry would ho accepted.
An. ENTRY 4. RToHns
was also for Gary, aal aVa,nrt dragging politics
Into tho question. 70 MI IuiRo 1len's rince.
or my ntt.cr Grst-chaH. hot,cat 3Asscr. Tho
lar. ho waa eurc, would 10 unanimous for
Judge Uary-
fcyntal t'thrr Eenthr1cn wnro questioned in a
RtnIl"r mannoF, mud al expressed tlle.,eeves
pretty mltel sAo. II tile wistes at tI,c IsAr nre
consulted, there will not 10 u,.cl, trouble III sol
ting tue judicial election business.
, 1875-08-26

THE HON: MARTIN GROVER,

Judgo Martin Grover diod last evonng at TT
O'clock. At hls laso rouidouco In Angelica, Ale-
gany County. Mr. Grover was a natiye Of this
staso. and eAr'y. IN life heoamo lawyer, ue
y, was elactod non,bar OF Congress Ia l9ii Tor tho
A!logany aud Bteubon, do waA nomIpatod hy tin
Native AMERICAN party, and had small majority
over 6lr. Cady. In November, 1867, he was
elected Justice Of ths Supreme Court for IN
nne1ptfed torm Of two yoars. III 1861 he was
1867 he was chosen Jutlgs OF tlln Court OF Al
peala, and when that branch Of tho Judicia, .3e.
psrtEuant waa rcoreabizea lis was elected su An
eocssse Judge In 1870, for \ term Of fourteen
yeatR.
, 1875-08-26
4 BIG pIf.ktc


srte1a! Danatch 70 tn Ch,,ago Trt1ux.
Oop4. III. Aug. 25,-An immense crord Of
psup,e, ne = ,assenbled At bureau County Huu-
ss!,1ehoe' @e osep ae@p:,taee cnie. pa Princeton,
munlty fos .bs Institution for liz r Frspia. Xix.
4lnded. Az excursion ttajn, run frpa 1uds' s. md
1iaa 4 theustud a4oplo. ~''3 ''t's sAt'
, 1875-08-26

The Michigan Central nailfoad has lust iesuef
new local passenger tarltf, tho rates Of which
are mora equalizod than they havo besn lersto.
fo1o, adjusting them On &hs baais Of 8 ceuts q
mile ~ near ~ practicable.
Tho sates from Chicago to tho principal poEuts
on tue road a1e "a follows: Detroit, ess Wayne
Junction. "; YpsilAuti a7.65; Ann ArIor,
$7.4D; Chelaea. s6.9u; Jackson, sG.2d; Albion,
$685. Battle Creek. e4.0Qt Kalamazoo, 34.a5:
Niles. $780, Nov 1ini1a'o o.; Michigan Ctr,
sl.10; Lake. sl:o5, Ksnsiugton. s0.70. The
morocco, and IL q model ol ooayonleuca aud
beauty. Il was gotten up BY ahe able ueuefal
Passenger Agont Of tho road, III. II. Q. Won't
worth.
, 1875-08-26

AHoTHEH BAN FRANCISCO QEFAutTER
BAN FnASu1aco. Aug. 25.--It il underetood
that eicofge II. Pinney. prominent politician
ol Alameda County. aud purchasing clerk Of tlo
United statos Mar at this city, IL onsrRed sIth
extensive frauds ln purchases It 10 also under
5000 thas the charges were forwarded to tue
Autnl1a IN command at Nare l1lAn1 last woek,
, 1875-08-26

WAsu!Nafex. d. G.. Aug. 23,-DurinR the pa,t
itweat5-tqqs nouss The obio ltvss has f4s,1n 4
lss ipchss q radusa aneaos It M,zetta Aud Il
fail. va eoas1nue TO
The Missteslppi has f4nsu tuohes =. q.
Louis % inches It Cairo, 81 inshea It Si.a,n,,;. o.
nna ,.na! u nshss = heeos y has .smaiasd s.s.
rtYer will continue to fall 1t stat,ons .t4,ue
ytsksbuIg. and chsnge but slfhtly Il sta.iona
nelow. Tho Missouri. Cumberland, and H.,
Hlssrs have fallen siowly. Rains have fai!en IN
1as Mi..n nyeF''hedA Of sae upper A!aslssippi and
, 1875-08-26

All tho passenger ratce to Nav England po.na
wcEo adjusted on tho taslH OF $50 to Nes York
aud s2i to Doetou. The passenger sates to
pointa In Texas were reduced from 81 to 81. ~
corling TO tho distance. .o"lnE 70 a new It.
KauBus Pacific Railroads, certain Tickets which
herstofore we're competatise wote ordered to be-
withdrawn
, 1875-08-26

"PFe47H 1781HEeH II TN CH7rT0o TfibHNt.
CHAMrAtaS. ILL.,. AIg. PA farmer uamoii
Mos'cr, ~ho rcsit'oB about mics west Of This
cit7, employed couple Of strangers few days
aEn Tuesday morning ono Of them sciencd
1lc]knesa and hts'toa for This city 10 obtain nedis
cine. but, as WAS afterwards ascertancd. he
went west. Shortly after lie left 1t wns dircoy-
crns! TINT sl0n I'LL belonging TO Mosfer w.a
missing. This nurnang tl,n bther man pre.
tended to ho sick. but vas nrroatrl aud is pew
Ia }ait. A liberal rcwa1d is bfreroa for tle
cnptu,g Of liH unto.
, 1875-08-26

sloux CRY, Aug. 25.-Judgo Barrett, Of the
District cours It Fcrmilon. D. r., l,as oyerutoi
the motion Of tho dofouse to quush ths intlict-
ment Of Winternlute for murder, and bo viii be
tried ~ soon q 5nrv shaI DO tmpanaied. A ven
ire Wa i's,ed to-day for fotsy-eighs Jurors, re-
tmnabls Monday noxt.
, 1875-08-26
a FloHT WITH BURGLARS.

NEW foHK, Aug. 25.-Two burglars wors dis
covered this morning In John @. aottsl,ergers
',ouBo. No. Q Easl aoseuth street, By son Of
tue proprietor Ths Hou stopped into ths halI,
nnd ~ une of tho burglals dashed ,,aus ho
knocked him iDhonsibIo by q blow viii, an Indiun
clap. Iho other butelar rctfeatcd iuto room
md escaped from Il window into tho arms Of two
olsicors, who had answorod thu alarm.
, 1875-08-26
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

s3ana 1sns1y and Wonn pi.e.ses Gravel Diabetes por
nase alhanltnnra and all cases Nhcro ihcro arc 6hct
smt1 " ~ n.tsr thick el6aLy u,cd VIII
sllk Of shsrr 4 motbli dark, tlos app.arsno. ii
wutG hano aust dsp"*h. anh whsa thsr9 IL peklnx,
OF tho back aud alaag thu olns.
Ian1of OF 1N~hlvu fcnFa' Growth Cured b
KntlWn3'8 Hrsulvsnt.
~. HEyEntT Mans, Jult Is 1ada.
pH. iApHAYi hayc Lad u1at4tl lpcpur IN hS ~ iS
an hn~"t' ali s dlet"es sAhl i tef1 vs. NJ s!p
r. tflta otary! Ling that va. E:co,nuuGnt, but aAa.
.nx ihelred No. ! .aW your iseso.ent and thaathi
s"5ea ~ ~ - ~ Issh y " Ioesuso hsl r.
fna "!S1 ~ sgs II ~ .d @ , ~ boo. q r.
9s tst snd tool ostse1 ansktof and hsppior ,h.at
The banstt Of vthera. You can pb.h i yoa eness
Price. 81 psr huttlo. ''-'
, 1875-08-26

Sptc'nl D.sntth to TIE T..rago 1rtbi.n4
IHDIAsATrl1s, Aug. 25.-Two Of tlo PARTIES
who robbnd tin CcnfrHl 1Innk Of tfa city Of
sh.ooo In juno Inst hnso beou discovered to bo
Mira. Marion T. Wa,ten. Of CharIostown, Mans.
and o"o G. +. Thompson, alma Stevens.
During Tho past s1 monttn they have Travelled
through tha wcst dlhpotihg of forged railway
stuck cortlltcates. In feht,iary hat tjey ,a,lo
raid OIL smon Jouos Il ca n hank, nf 81. John,
N. -. robbtng i OF e3o,0oO Thon,I,aon ia nov
under arroat in Now York, and tho movements
interest. "'''S
, 1875-08-26
4 HoRsE.THEF AND a LIAR.

SVte'al Dspalch o The CAIcaoo Tribune.
DUBUQUE Ia, Aug. 25.-A young man Of tho
name ot J r. 0ta0iti. who claimed to 10 reporter
for TnE CHICAGO TRtnuSE, wont to Anaraosa last
Saturday and htrod double team At one ,of tho
sts1lea. which ile forgot to 70 urn. rurtuit waH
made and tue toaIn Was captured At Dubuat,e
but the young man had struck out for parts IN.
Known.
, 1875-08-26

NrT YoaK, Aug. 25.--1ha Commissioners of
Charities at Flat bush, L. l., to-day rendered .
declsipn In the case Of Nelson htagae who at,uax
cd tho csin tho Lunatlc Asylum Of crucItv.
t1bchareing two Of tho nursos aud adapting rulea
looklng to better government OF the institution.
, 1875-08-26
HAPE.
1rfcidF Dispdteh II The Chicdno T'r1hun4

Efet1Ht 179dIaFsH u 3H< LHIfddn 2F1bUNf,
Oss MONIES. 1a., Aug 25.-Frel I1ouyhtailinR,
near Lskna Grove. Hamilton County, vas ar-
rested aud bound ovor to the District Court,
i!ast week, fur rapo upon Eirl,-tne 1ncnye
having been committed last March, and tl,o I'LL,
throueh fohF. having KEEP. II secret ultil Nnturo
revealed What etie coul1 not conceal
, 1875-08-26

TORONTO, Cam, Aug. 25.-Days and bis wife,
who ara Ia jail awaiting their trial for producing
N abortion aud causing tho deatu OF Mtss ri.
manor, are cllssxeI with causing tie doath ln q
Hlh1lar way OF Catharine Laiug, iu Juuo last
, 1875-08-26

Steefat Dispatch to 1hs Chtcaqo Tribune.
DKsMo1sEs, H., Aug. 25.-Tho report OF criuna
In this State for 1874 Is now being prutcl az
complied by the Secretary Of State. Tho repott
for 1876 will also appear with 1t, atd this ia tho
f'rst year in which all tho counties Of the State
have reported.
Tho number Of convictions in 1874 Has 1870.
OF which they were: for murder. 10; murder in
tue second dogreo. 1nansiaughter, 8; a.
or crimes against women there werp, Adm.
f1ery. rape, !; attempt to rapo, g.; bgamy, 4;
baAtaTdy. abortion, i.
Convictions for saltuR fntoxicatino 1iouo+.
~ Tor koepapX nulsanaa. which meana aalip9
WhiAkY, 6l0, 'h
Adair. Calhoun. Clay, Crawford. Dlcainaoo.
Emmet- Hancock, Humboldt D'Dt1ou pain
Alto, seo. WtnnabsRo, and Wright, seport no
ooavlgtlDus, and Tue total couzt-ex pousoa onIy
@l94.50. ""'1
Thesc ia = vass discrepancy between The t]noa
1tnposod aud those oolieu.ed, which stnounta a.
most to farce. There wero,
Fl Eanss aseea4e' ,t,04 e25ta
rer ''''s.s.*.'''.+s......s..., 93,HJBlQ
F1nes uneoocted. d..........,,,,,..se seaaY17
Ilo totA c?nt Of courta raa f307,2tb.b7. losn
Sio.:oAlo Paid fur sala1iea OF Disttfrt Attnrnava
~ ~ consicts, all but 10 could read anI wSits'
6d1 61Ve 41aoTaa "etG born In tue Uoited Rtates
3oo ~ leInany, md tho remainder II, Iii othor
countlsess .Ihny tepresGnt eye1Y class and nrn.
ieahion except edllots, not Que al VLom is fonnd
in tA0 liHt. ""o4 10 aoaao
, 1875-08-26


NEW ALBANY. Ind, Aug. 25.-Tho Led4er-
Standard thie evening gives tue particulars OF
dassardly outrage perpotratcd in Crawford Coun-
tv, this State, Sunday night Inst. A man named
Honehson. who. with some other mon, about u
year ago vls!tod tho louse Of 4 mnp named
SalsFglver, and IyneLed him, made up bin mind
to turn Status evidence, and inform on bis CON.
radcs 11o yfsltoa tho Town OF Leayeoworth
and Eavo an atto hoy ull tho facts mud ua,ues Of
those engaged in The outrage on Salttgiyer.
lhta camo to tho earn OF hts old companions.
and they osganizod bnnd Of about teenty-ilye.
who v'tited hiH house OH Hunday night dsK,1ts.
ed. and forced open tlo door OF bis steopipe-
room. lfonghton rspelled thelr attack aud
Knocked two OF hla astaiants down. Tbey fluat-
" oTorpowefol him, and, In tho prosonce OF his
wife, administered to him fifty or sixty iashee
with hickory stthoH, decorating Ills body In tho
must shocking manner. III addition, tliu Rcouu-
dsals wounded and tacnrAtod his Hoxual orpans
In horrible mannur. After tliesa K,,-Kl,1x lott,
HhYklcfans wess called, aud thoy found IIoush-
ton In q terribly exhausted condition, hts bed
BatuiAtol with blond. and suffering iu,oneoiy.
HonRhtnn, fearing furtlar outrage, had himse1f
roInoved to tho County jail on Monday night.
and locked up BY tho Sheriff. lie rocoRuized
aavon or eight Of his asaa,lhnts, And has given
their nane1 to tho authorities. There IL good
deal OF feeling III Crawford County In regard to
the affair, aud 1t ls probable that some OF tho
parties will be ar1cstel aud punished uulsss
thoy leave that section in h4ete.
, 1875-08-26

GENTLY released from tho I}ri,own}l, Coerror. IN
a fg bs1,ttsl, fcllow. and osorri fesiblcpr. Il,
u" atlrotn: This fr uniY mo Of soyeFai similar
Affairs originating At this ilAca..
, 1875-08-26
THE WEATHER.

TIE WEHIHEH.
"AsHsNoTos, D. @, Ang. 28-1 a. tn.-For tho
upper Lako region. Upper alssiss!ppi, aud
Lower Missouri Valleys, partly cloudy a.j warm
er ~0Athar. southeast to eouthueAt winds faI,.
ing barometer aud light salna 10 lows, NIune-
sota, Wisconsin. and tbs northern portion Of
Michigan. FS -
s." LOCAL OBSERVATION,
ttIT1S
, 1875-08-26

ANOTHER ROAD iNsQLVENT.
Spfctdf U1t4tth 10 T'hs EAicuQo Tfibufu.

KEoxcA. H., Aug. 25.-J. ". Kittls l. Co., Of
this city, tilod an application In tho Dlutriet
Court ut thIa place to-day for tho appointment
OF hcceiset for &hs st. Louis, KeosaaquA l.
St. Paul Narrow Gnuke Itailroad. The Company
IL ln default On notes giyea to Kitsle i Co. for
toising-Htock and iron, secured by first mort
gage OH tho road, aud theg, beng the priuopal
cFedlto.a. seek to have tha mortgage foreolpesd,
After HUMOROUS aAiuavi.s hAd been road, aud
the casa argued a. homo! leugth, oonNnuaucs
WaA gGauto4 for ono week
, 1875-08-26
Difficulty Of Securing Preliminary Legal
Action Against tho Illi-
nois Aslassins.
A Bloody Cutting ARRAY ut Grand
Haven, Mich.
Two Hosortousiy Successful Bahk.Robbers Like.
y 10 Cons 10 0flet
THE ILLINOIS Ku.klUx

fptefat U!spftth ia fht Ch,ta1o 7ffbnnt
srn1Hor1ELp. ILL.,. Ane. 15.-fn tho mhltot Of
tito proceedings agninBt tho ku-Klux in Bouth-
Cru Illinois, fow additional facts transplred
to.dav. Rincs Untod 8tates District Attoruoy
Fau Dorston Inns thkon tho matter In l,and,
has boon ,trosucutng at hia home In Vandnlta.
Occablonhlly lie Houd bo hoard from by brioS
tetcgrAme 10 so,ne olElclal Of the Unltod States
cott.k hcto. 1t appcatn nov that hn l1ns had
como difficulty in settitg United Btatcs Com.
missioner to tAko tho testimony upon Which he
lopos to bo able to hold tho Ka-Klu1, and
bind thcm over to appear at tho next
term OF tho United sta,es Court, to bo held
In cnsro, which Ia In October. Judge Treat
directed him to 60 before tho nearo.t
Commissioner, and thus eavo oxpenBo tn
the United atatts. Accordingly ho went
to Carbondalc. but tho Witnesses re.
fused to give their testimony befora Cant,
CeHontB, tho Commissioner nt thaE flaco, fcaE-
Ing intimidation and votonce. Mr. Vdn Dorptou
thou cato III, to Centran, but at tllis place Mir,
Carly tho Commissioner. tefuao1 to tako lilo
Testimony, for what reasous lnos not lrayspro.
hut it IL probable ho too fcarott violence ME.
Van Dorason then telcgraphed hts Deputy, Atr,
Rove, to aeo Judge Trent and hnro linn apppIut
so1nh ono III Commissioner in Ccntralia who
would lake tho testimony. 1hs J,,ige
Trcst declined to do; and. in this con-
nectton. IL turns out TINT Judge Trent
Ia oho ri tho eminent lawyers living hero whom
the Times ctlntactcrlzes az on'1nont tackasses.
tor tho Judge not only holds TINT tito Uuited
States Court Inns no Jurisdiction in thero rxscs,
but ho does not hcsltnte to cay 20. Iro rays the
coutc1t OF tle k,,-kiut law cat,tlus faii to con-
vlnco dny oiIe thht it was passed for epeciRl
purpose, and III uot general III any Hrnre. 1t 1s
one Of tho special cn1orccment act. Designed to
vl'tt:c'to mid maintain rights guaranteed to c,i-
zc1is by tho Fourteenth nfIt Flttconth
amendments. For thIs ren1on tie
Judge duea not betcve tho United Statcs
tourt rnil take jUrlsactinn in t!,o casc. 1Io has
refused All aid mud comfort. Mr.. Van Dorstou,
However. nersevoyol In his purpose. and tt!e.
graphod to hIr. Cuslco. \ Commissioner residing
Vt Iamaroa, to come 10 Centlalia, which lie di,i,
and to-oay Col. L. Il. Rue. United States atar-
slal. in lospouAo 10 q telegram from Mr, Van
Dofnlon. htaltsd for ConttnliA to tncparo 10
rcEVe the warrants Of arrest. lie vii no doubt
aruo'nt humber Of doptatles In TINT putt Of tho
Etnte 10 in ttLa work
, 1875-08-26

NEw Yoaz, Aug. 25.-hdgs shipnAn. Of tho
United ststos circuit Curt, to-day confirmed
tho recent aale OF rropsrk and franchises OF the
purchase by the Conluattea rsl,rsaeutiuv tho
bondholders. Tue ComETny wlit now be reor-
Ean!zed by tho irsuo Of Fetcfto1 stoek to tho
holders OF bonda. ~
, 1875-08-26

aIuo. lle believed = iirst.class lawyer ought to
10 selected by tho 0ppoaldon 10 fill tho placo Of
Tree, and thAt a compromise should bu u'ado
which would secure two good Judges " tho
county. liz fsyosed Dlckay oa tho Opposition
tickct, because llo waa tuau VI high character,
ns!d Aau already u9ua good Iecosa Oh tho
Bsuch III ueighborsng county,
col. MCAnr
said that judge ought not to bo politi-
clan airy moro than ninistcr. 11o ought
tu know noisLor sllsuds NOR cne.ntcs On Tho
wavs he onnso ,m1 ~ nnli,.ai "Isaa ~ .u na
ways would ba. For tue Superior usurt As wsa
, 1875-08-26

Err snd Ague curcd far tty eanta. rA..s !, M.
sad @ :lt nhor rai.riG1 h searet, typho,a i.l11
sod by Druggists. o@'' p'' 0o'''"'
, 1875-08-26

lettor Democrat than Republican for Judge ne
ought to elect L,m seUartl!esn of lliY politics.
This question Of polltlcs. l tl,ux, il not oopad-
erod al having much beariug Oh tho nastoE By
the laWyelB.
A.--stin. tho lawyors do not conatI.uto all tho
elrctuta.
Mr. L.-Ccsthn!y not hut thoy aro tho beat
judges OF tho qualifications of men for judicial
positions, anl fller pELulotss should have duo
weight. II tue people nre to carry the election.
MF. loot Charles H. Reed. and sam Ashton
istio.i tlloy would b. tie bcs4 mon for tae po+
sitson.
Ths reporter hero mentioned tho names Of
Judge Dickoy, Melville ". 1'nI!er, Murray T.
Air. 1.-The younger lawyers prufor that
tho men having tho largest practice should
bu selected ID Jutgsa. Ut oonras thst may
10 a selfish vic" to taAo IT tho matter. Every
ono Of lilo men yuu hare named would suit uS,
aud would mako \ tlno Judge.
H.-iiave you heard any other namts man.
TONED for tho Circuit Courta
1lr. III have heard Judge DickeY and
Gardiner spoken Of. also lleod, Root, and ssm
Ashton. Judge Dlckey would DO spleut!id man,
and 30 won!d Gardner. Fnor IL b fine LAWYER
but whether ho would do an woiI ~ Judge ~ he
does 81 T. practitioner don't know.
lii. J. II. DonLtrr1r, IT,,
wah neAt conycsaot nltb. IN answer to tho
wssser's opening question, no relnnrket.: l
dou't think tho Office Of Judge should bo treated
III y political ottlcs. par.isanhhip should not
control tho sulcct.on OF candidates uF iu
their election by tho people. hxyo, however
no luauuor Ut doubt but that tho opposing pol1.-
icAl conventions will select caAlldalos OF their
own, but. ~ Tar M au' corccsnvd, il tho party
i act with dues not dcleet Youl man l bLail
yute sKalnst l,lul.
R.-TL.t IL VII worry vol AZ = rnattor OF senti-
ment, but how about tho tlatsvr of fact
5tE. D.--l think tue dsfTctent Couyent!onn will
nominate tl'cls own candidates for tbs bencl,.
Perhaps Judge unry viii bs uonluatsd ty both
I lint M fHan +bat forf fha.
National Republican., 1875-07-20
STEAMSHIP LINES.


DEGULAR LINE TO NORFOLK, NEW
LII YORK, BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
On and after MONDAY, July II, 1875. the new
and elegant steamers
Lady of the Lake and Jane Moseley
will make four regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week, touching at the
principal River LaRiings, as follows:
THE LADY or THE LAKE will leave WASH
INGTON every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 9
O'Clock p. m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
THE JANE MDSELEY will leave WASHING r.
TON every TUESDAY \ and FRIDAY al O'Clock
p. M, and NORFOLK every MONDAY and
THURSDAY at p. IN. -
Fare to Norfolk, 81: round trip tickets, 80
Meals and stAteronms extra.
EXCLUSION RATES.-Rouud trip tickets At
reduced rates 10 Point Lookout, Fortress monroe
and Vue de L'kau.
To Point Lookout and return. e2.5O; to Fortress
Monroe orVue de L Eau and return- -. A turther
reduction to families OF hfty cents on each fare.
Meals and stat rOOms extra. Tickets good on
either boat, and until used.
For Tickets. StaterOOms or Information apply
at the Office of the INLAND AND SEABOARD
COASTING COMPANY, Room No. 2 National
Metropolitan Bank. Fhteenth street, ,opPoslte
Treasury Department. Yl+-om
National Republican., 1875-07-20
Warrington Wholssals Markets.

Washington Wholesale Hsrkets.
BREADsTUFFs.-Flour dull, except for small
hIme orders offamily and extra. and low gradesfOr
ira, s66s.25; family trade brands, s6.508ao5; do.
standard brands, $T@T25; do. Georgetown, SS.
Rye, s5@5.5o. For small IobbiDg lots 2695Oe. per
@9lc.; iobbing lots. csc.
GRIIS.-Wheat quiet, and with light offerings
me uN maFkstis hin stssdy; goSa 20 choice
Oats quiet and steady at 65G71c. Rye nominal at
csc. Qslo6. Quotations for grain on track; 2GSc.
GRooERiEs.-Steady. Coffse firm; Rio iObbing
lots, AQ24c. Sugar active; Jobbing lots Porto
Rico and Cuba s7zGs11c.; Standard A, 1O99 99lo5zc.
In consequence Of the light receipts and steady
demand. Prime offerings Of timothy are very
sisG22: cut bay. Der eTt.. si.ioS1' 81 straGE
With a limited demand prices are weak; rye Sl5
OH; oats, s1S@15; wheat. s69s.
MILL FEED dull and weak, Bran, tor, ,$18 92O;
brown middlings, per ton, s2292a; white, per Jon,
PsovIs1oss active and market hrmsr. Sugar
cured hamEDayis' diamond-brand sugar-cursd
hams, 15G1514c.; plain, 14149l5c; sugGr-cured
shoulders, 121z913c.; breasts, 1SN814e.; Western
bacon irm at l02tc. Lard duh g l5@I51c.
Butter-New New York, 24925c-; Western and
Oheess-ouist. New York, 12G1sc.; West
Eggs-Markst active; fresh, 10a2oc; ksat, 10
wHIsKr-FIrm; proof, sLsO@1.s5.
fhs Marksts EssWhsrs.
BALTIMORE, July 19.-Uotton weak; middIing.
15c.? low middlinF 1876; good ordinary, Ilc
Gross receipts, 30 bales; exports coastWiss, 40;
sales, 70; stock, 2,4ST.
Flour firm; Howard street and Western super.
s4.25G475; do. extra, t5@5.5o; do. family, S5T5@
6.7S; CITY Mills super, S45O@5; do. extra, S5255
SIS; do. Rio brands, S6.T5GT; do. family, ss25,
Whsat strong and active; No. Western amber,
s1.42; No: do. 81 40; mixed do, s1-SS; No West
ern red, sl.40; No.2 d., sl.39; Pennsylvania red
s1.3991.4O; Maryland red, sl.3o91.40; do. amber,
s1.42Gl44; do white, S1.30Gl1.43; No. 2 Chicago
and Milwaukee spring, s1.26GL34 Oorn-SOuth-
ern steady; Western excited and higher; Southern
white &C.; Southern yellow, sTc.; Western mixed,
s411c, spot; S51r., bid last half Of August; sales
at SIC. September. Oats steady; Southern. new,
64G67c.; Western white &C.; Western mixed &C.
Rye dull and nominal at 95e.@s1- Hay dull;
Maryland and Pennsylyanis, S24930. Provisions
quiet but firm. Pork firm st 81. Bulk meats
neminal shoulders, &C.; clear rib sides, 129i21Sc,
loose; packed, gI6121<c. Bacon fairly active;
shoulders, g5zG10c.; clear rib sides. 135Sc Hams,
14G1411c. Lard steady; refined, 141zc. Buttsc
frm and active; Western extras, 2924I; do. frsts,
1sG2lc. Petroleum nominsli crude. 47z@41Sc.;re-
fined, I1k61114c. Coffee quiet and steady: ordi-
nary to prime Rio cargoes, 1T14@193e.: jobbing,
1TA62OLc. Sugar strong at 105ze. Whisky quiet
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