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National Republican., 1877-10-03

TWEED is piling mp his revelations, much
to the discontinue of those who have had
some of the pork Whether all he tells is
reliable isa matter ofgreat doubt, but if half
is true he has been q most magnificent
scamp in the way of corrupting people.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
FINANCE

The sub-,reasury balances In New York Yesterday
were Gold tioa, ,tlf'ss; currency, t1.ss,U7. The
sub TREASURER laid nnt account OF Interest O
and for bonds, tiI1yvI Customs recpipts, srs,Oo
In New York YESTERDAY money was easy at l. Ey.
change dull but steady ~ ts, Rates for Carrying j
toa -
Government bonds steady at the following quota.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

ANOTHER case of the culpable neglect of
careless drug clerks has occurred In New York
This time it was extinct of belladonna instead
of extract Of taraxacum. An old lady, Mrs.
s. A. WERKELL, died from dose, and her
daughter is very III from the taking Of the
poison. The clerks REEs and GEO. l.. HA-
MAJ were consured by the coroner. What an
outrage to inhct such punishment upon
this duet of poison-givers. It was only the
loss of one life. Ii the younger lady had died,
doubtless the coroner would have had his jury
pass a resolution of thanks.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

In \ SMALL TOWN on the banks Of the Ohio
tho ave elephants belonging to Howss show
were taken TO the river, snd there invited TO
the luxury of a bath. of course the entire
population collected about the river hank, aud
watched til. proceedings of the lucanian oxen
National Republican., 1877-10-03
DIED.

DIED.
ARNoLD.-On the evening Of October I, 1877, sud
denly, nt Il:lh o'clock, II HARRIsoS II. u. ARNOLD, In
the fOrty-nnth year OF his age.
Funeral on WtdnC slay. October 2, In Alexandria
at 4 O'Clock. Leave Washington nt 40 O'Clock p. n
MrRPHY suddenly on Monday. October 1, 1877,
At 53D o'clock y. M, FRASCIs ID. MunPIiY, c. e.,
formerly OF Newark, n. J.
Funeral from his late residence, No 509 Twentieth
street. to-day, October g. At D H. IN.
ToBiN.-On Tuesday, October :, is77, ai 1871: a. M,
JAMS TOMS, In the forty-slNth year Of his nge.
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. llls TwentyslNih street to-day October g. ut I
o'clock p. Friends OF the family invited to at
tend.
KOSACK.-On Monday morning, October !, at $50
o'clock, OTTn KnsACK, born In Prussia, August 10,
s aged forty-one years, one month and twenty y.one
DAYS.
Funeral will take place from his brothers residence,
No. l729 Seventh street northwest, oil "Wednesday, v,
October + ut , p. m, Friends and relatives OF tho
family sre respectfully invited 10 attend. ~
CoYLE.-Sunday, September N, 1877, at lis p. M,
at his late residence, No. 1871 X street, FITzHuGH
COYLE
The frPnds Of the family are invited to attend bis
funerHl, FROM Trinity church. on Wednesday, October
>, ri O'clOrk y. IN. precisely, sEs
PhlladelphLa and New ork paper, please cupy.l
National Republican., 1877-10-03

Ar THE auction sale OF The effects of HENRY
WARD DEEcHERs bankrupt publishers on
Tuesday last, the stereotype plates and copy.
right of his ton.yOlumc cditioa of his sermons,
covering the period from 1850 to 1873, sold for
SI15, or about what the plates were worth for
old type metal. At the same sale more than a
thousand copies Of the printed series unbound
were sold for seven -aad-a-half cents q COPY,
National Republican., 1877-10-03

ANN ELIZA YoUSG, BRrGuAM's fractional
relict, writes from Lockport, New York, to
President HAYES, invoking national aid in the
destruction of Mormonism. She says that
JOIN TAYLOR. the new Mormon High Priest,
was boon companion" Of BRIGHAM, and
is u ''six.wiyed saint and a veteran in Church
intrigue. The deceased BRIGHAM wrote the
following of A. T.. Y:
Oh. Ann Eli1a, Ann Eliza
Once loved but now de-pisc her;
III go straight aud advertiser
Aud won't pay for what she buys her.
AM ELIZA for this meanncss follows BRIG
HAN beyond the grave with her hate and
vengeance.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

WHERE is that cyclone, Mr., PROBABILITIES
The careful housewives hereabouts have made
the greatest preparations to receive him, and
yet he COMES not. Several Of our yacht clubs
had tho tcmcrity 10 board their yachts and
sail down the Potomac to mcrt the terrible
dcv..stator on his way to the Frceman's Capt.
tai, Tut still he came not. Perhaps you have
hid his cyclonrship in safe harbor on the
river awaiting the assembling of Congress. If
So strike down, when you do strike those
members who do not instantly vote the appro.
priation bills through. Night after night has
our cvcr-walSeGul reporters been watching for
the advent of this mcn,tur that was to be the
source of such an item, hu: YOU have failed
them. Must VIC lose Isi,h in you, Mr.. PRoB.,
in whom We have ever trusted?
National Republican., 1877-10-03
HOUSES

An odrrrt"In'm inserted IN mis- department u ne
lnV prDSr mSihod Of ssSHV rS,tiHp your rooms and
hsrSbV pr,vnfinD Nr dsfdrIpD Of your hOuo lDl'h q
HnrdTd. by Drppcr confirmation your direrAsensssL
may ,, got Do tao thies cUs' isnty ests for edch
btsrfi0n
National Republican., 1877-10-03

The iollowng are the opsnIng and closing rates for
the artive stocks as autographed To w. D Cooke IT, d
Co.. from the New York Stock Exchange.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
DEAL Estate BULLETIN OF
~ JOHN SHERMAN, No a. ST. CLOUD BuILpiNo.

No. isa Maryland avenue, 10 rooms, rfame 10 %
No ~ Ninth street northeast rooms brick. 10 %
NO. ~ seventh street northeast. ronn,, frame. u o0
No III street northwest, rooms, frame ... IS %
No in seventeenth street, rooms, mod imp. II %
No lilo seventeenth street, rooms mod. imp. "a 20
or Urrsn and Bridge sta, Geotn. T.. brick. % -
NO is Tenth street n W., groons, brick IN. H.. . ~
No IN street southwest. u rooms mod. imp. 20 70
No. lls street northeast rooms, brick, H.. 70 %
No. SUI Tenth srrct n. rooms, brick m L. 8J %
Nc. ll8 street II. c. 10 rooms, t. furnished rs %
National Republican., 1877-10-03
To LoAN-s,Oo. ssoo, o. on and ,l,so

FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING FIRST. CT.As1
LOANS: GO0 AND e. 10. SEVRED ON FIllaf,
CLASS PROPERTY BOTH DRAWING EiUHT
PER CENT. INTEREST. seisu
ENOR RENT-Sli TWELFTH STREET-A HAND.
II SOMEI. Y-furnished HOUSE. OF thirteen rooms
or suites OF furnished Rooms first second and third
hoor. House contains nli modern improvements.
ENOR RENT-fURNIsHED OR UNtt'RNISIED
II Magnificent residence, IN n most fashionable
psrt O. the city. win every conrenrnce, including
terms, &c. address, W. IT,. RErrHLiCAS office.
sea- l2t
ENOR RENT-fOR SIS AND so IN THE COOL
e-t location In the city, about three squares from
the Capitol, three brick houSss three stories nns
rooms, hay windows nll the WAY up all the modern
improvements. Inquire OF j. r. ARCHER. roouM
M .and 10 Federal building. corner OF and sey.
enth streets. je27-f
ENoR REMITTANCE STORE NO. t6l PENHsYI.
= wants avenue northwest, near corner Pour-ands
half street. A. u. DCVALI corner Fur and a-iini
street and Ionisiana avenue. apoH
National Republican., 1877-10-03

FURNISHED
No, p35 street northwest mod imp, 80 d
HOUSES RENTED AT REAsoNABLl
CHARGE.
COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY MADE STATE
MESlS RENDERED MONTHLY. WHEN DE
SIRED.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARrs
OF THE CITY.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on REAL ESTATE 81
CrRlTY ATA REMOVABLE COMMISSION.
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ROliver II. Goodwin, piano max
er and taner will visit Seattle and Of,
towns on the Sound again .hcrtly.
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po.itors. In many cases the failure j.
known te produce much distress, many
of the depositors having their oil in
concern. W. 7. Duncan, of the Pacific
Block Exchange. a son of the manager
of the bank. this morning has a card
in the papers stating that the failure of
the bank did not result from any stock
operations of his, and that he is to-day
. creditor of the bank to the amount of
one hundred and forty thousand dollars.
At room number eight in the Safe
Deposit Building, An examination is
being made Of the stock Of the Safe
Deposit Co with q view of determining
the amount Of overissue. At noon l 900
shares had been got for examination
Out If 20. 900 ot the entire plumber Of
those presented $3.50 We're found to he
fraudulent. sggregatihg in value about
$3.50, 900 at the rates IL " hich the stock
WAs 0tiN bhC ht'a@et Np''Bi'N~
tions arose There seems 70 have been
no forgery Of the signature of President
Casscr.y, but III all cases the stock GER
t,fics,es have been raised by skillful
sra-ures and additions. One certificate
WAS raised from six dollars to 5000, and
| bv:. uuncar's enforcement, cnrrob"rat-
ing charge of his completely inthe fraud
No trace is ye, discovered of the aher'-
nb,ats Of Duncan aad Den. G. L.
wxrn-. secretary Of The safe Drposit
Co; out every means have been adopt
| ell 10 secure their capture which IL be
iieve,i to be inevitable Kofahl, cash
Ter Of the Bank. is also missing. 1t is
not believed tina: he has absconded oI
been implicated in the frauds. The
business Of the Safe Deposit Co. is go
ing on as usual Checks which guard
the vaults. effsctually prevent any in
reference with depositors. aud there
seems to be no disposition on the par
Of depositor. 70 withdraw their fund
or valuables.
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Eree0e6eeSv g tAe
OIllLr l.s-TELLRGEsCER.
rH1 ONLY xEwsPAPKa
1soeiving DISPATCHES
IN WARRINGTON TERRITORY


san fRAxc,sco. Oct. l0-J. c. Dun.
can. manager Of the Pionssr Land and
Loan Bank, announce this morning
Tat heavy paymsats required to-day
and>le Withholding Of AID depended
upon. forces the Bank into liquidation.
The asssts consist Of real sstate ct cost
pries Of >i2a40o; liabilities. si.sis. 900.
The manager staass that everything
possible has bssn done 10 ssstain the
hank. including The sacrifice OF his own
means 70 the last dollar. lie recon.
nsnds Tie appointment Of . receiver
and The rsstsa,ning BY law Of al held.
ss Of securities from sacrificing the
ssss. The principal item in the asssts
y the stack q The Sals Deposit build.
II. a whieA $500 shares ere entered
In the scAsduls It . coat psice Of >6s
per share. The stock Is now worth eco
IAN FRAxclsco. Oct. 9-Qsits .
crowd assembled about the bank build.
~ today and expressions anything
oas eonplimsntary 70 Duncan A.,
nicely bsndisd absnt by swiodled Dc.
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NEW York, Oct. lO-The Herald
gives Tweed's con f.sslon in full and says
editorisily. that this felon has no claim
on public sympathy. He is getting no
moro than no deserves. II he was to be
treated as other thieves are treated who
had not stolen one bundredth part as
much, he would now be serving out a
not appear from bis confession that his
testimony would 30 Of any legal value
in procuring the punishment of his &C
completes. and even if they could be
convicted on his testimony. We doubt
whether their conviction would be such
terror to evil doors. as the spectacle
ut this old man, who was the ringlead-
rr OF all Of these astonishing robberies.
bearing the brunt of his punishment.
CHICAGO. Oct. lO-Returms from Iowa
received up to l:30 o'clock this morning
are from tut comparatively few points
In 90 precincts. towns. including three
counties. Gear has Ills. Irish 4.l16.
Jsssup 1917. Stubhs a,Osl. Forty-two
other precincts. townships. etc. give
majorities ~ follows: Republican 6.4ll,
Democrats l,042. Prohibition 02. The
best estimates place the Rspub's major
ity 1t $4,000. with a majority on joint
ballot approximating IS.
COLUMBUS. O., Oct. lO-At LIS A. N
We have records from 437 wards, town.
ships and precincts in the State which
show gains for Bishop of 1925: gains
for West 2.747. Net Democratic gains
1880. At this ratio. Bishops plurality
over West in the State will be $4,000.
Nothing from Cincinnati, Cleveland or
Toledo il included in this summary.
Nothing 10 definitely known in regard
to the Legislature. which 10 claimed
eoafidsatly by tho Democrats.
TOLEDO. Oct. lO.-l A. x.-The re-
turns from both city and county come
in very slowly. and the result can not
b stated with certainty tonight The
Nationals have carried the city. and
will elect part Of their county ticket.
Cummings, treasurer; Ksontz. recorder;
and Lesser. representative on the Re-
publican ticket, are probably elected.
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NEVADA.

VIRGINIA.. New Oct. 6.-Louis Ash.
eyed "a years. brother Of United States
Marshal Ash. WAS shot and killed at
hslf.psst two o'clock this morning at
Nellie Bowen's house of ill-fame. He
had On sltercstion with special officer
VIM. Davis. Davis fired five shots
four of which took effect Davis is in
the county jail. He claims Ash fired
two shots at him first. In his dying
deposition Ash swore he was unarmed
and that it was cold-blOoded murder,
The woman of the place states that the
two men were drunk.
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Have you any excuse for suffering
from Dyspspsia OF Liver Complaint .
10 there any reason Why you should %
On fro9 day to day complaining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache, Habit
nal Cositiveness. palpitation of the
Heart. Heart burn, waterbrash, ynaw
ing and burning pains at the pit Vi the
Stomach. Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue.
and disagreeable tastes in the mouth.
Coming up Of food after eating, Low
spirits. &c. MOI 1t il positively your
own fault ii you do. Go to your Drug.
gist and get . Bottle Of GREEN's AC.
ousr FLowER for Is cents. your cure 10
csrtain. but II you doubt this. get .
sample Bottle for 10 cent? and try il.
Two doses will relieve you.
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N o T ICE.

CEATTLE COAL AND TRANSPORTATION
!. Comrsny--Location of the principal place of
business. San Francisco. California. Location of
works. Seattle, King County, Washington Terri
tory.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board of Trustees held on the Fourth day of Oc.
tober. 1877, an assessment no. 81 Of tS5) Five
dollars per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the CorpJration payable Immediately. in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the
Office of the ompany, No. l,20l Battery Street,
San Francisco. California
Any stock npon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Twelfth day of November.
1877. will he delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
befs re. will be sold on Thursday. the Sixth day
OF December. 1877. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of adva' Using md ex-
penses of SALE
JOSIAH HAND Secretary.
ONCE. No. POI Battery Street, corner of Fill
bert, San Francisco, California. Octl0-dlm
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NOTICE {!

ALI Persons in
debted to me are
hereby notified 20
call and settle ~
October 18th. All
accounts then out
standing will be
sued upon without
further delay. Pa
thence has ceased to
be a virtue. I need
the money due me,
and intend to get it
if possible.
v. &. JAMESON.
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Thursday. Oct. IL. 1877.
All INCREASED SERVICE
NEEDED.


the people Of the lower Sound DIS
tricss stand in much need Of now, u ~
increased msil~.ryice. On the Beii'"K-
ham Bay route at Least a semi-~eekly
mail should be afforded by the Govern
ment. and daily m~il from this city :"
Port Townsend and intermediate OH
ces. Il is not alone the largely it,
creased population Of th"'s section
which needs al increase of mail fAcili
ties 70 this extent. but owing 10 cur
business relations with the peopla ther"
it 10 necessity for ~ which should no
further b. overlooked, and Tn accom-.
mediation which neither ths people here
nor there should longer be deprived Of.
The population Of the counties on the
Bellinsham Bay route, which now only
have delivery Of mail matter to them
once Q week. 10 ss follows: Whatcom
l,5l6; Island. $50; Snohomisb. 1.OM
and King county. 500. making total
of8,70l. 4 service once week 70 such
. number Of inhabitants. although
mostly engaged in agriculture in the
three hrst counties mentioned. we con
slider quite inadequate. and much below
what 10 allotted 10 like number within
the same distance in any Of the States
The Seattle and Port Townsend route,
which We claim should he furnished
with daily mail, supplies the people
Of the following COUNTIES. whose populs.
ton 10 as follows: Kitsap. 1898; JET.
ferson, LAG; Clsllam. 4Os; San Juan,
674, and King county, 5.64s. making in
the aggregate nearly 10000 of resi-
dent population. by whom . greater
amount of business ofevery description
10 trausactsd than by oil the balance Of
the people in the Territory. these coun.
ties embracing ~ they do tho greatest
mescantile interests aud misunderstanding
industries within it, limits. And yei
thsrs is only semi.weekly service Of
the mails for their accommodation.
Although the Department at Wash
ins,4nn il - rslw afas,t snatta-s rs th;.
route whsre it Doesn't pay, and hest.
tatss sbout Increasing it unless the re-
ceipts from the respective Offices will
equal the expenditures, THAT is. in til.
Tsrrit0ries,) we still believe that IL de.
termioed efforts are used and the proper
representations made by the people
here for such concessions from the De.
partment. and they are strongly sup.
ported by our Delegate. there will be
but little delay had in obi aiming them.
In TACT. with our largely augmented
population aud extended business rela.
tions there should lie NO valid reason
for disregarding our rights in the
premises; and since Olympia has had
such facilities extended u her when the
population to bs accommodated there
was not one-fourth that upon this route.
there would b an inconsistency in the
Department refusing to do anything in
this behalf. Therefore We would sug.
gest that this matter be at once st
tended to BY getting every man upon
the Sound to Sign petitions for an in.
creaSsd service % stated. and that they
b forwarded t. eur Delegate at a.
early . day - possible. and, eur word
for It. the effort will be attended with
succen.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9.-Thc receipts OF
wheat during the past week from the
Atlantic ports were 1900 quarters;
Pscifc. 1850; other sources $4,000.
Receipts Of corn, 1900.
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A BARGAIN |!

\ NYONE DESIRING TO PURCHASE A
! comrlete HOUSEKEEPING OUTFIT, con-
sfsting of Bed Rooms Parlor and Kitchen Fu-ni-
ture, Carpets. etc, with the privilege of Renting
n Comfortable House in very CONVEX lent local
ity. will find 1t to their advantage to apply to
oct9 8, L. CRAWFORD ut this of}ice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

Old farmers are apt to think that the times
are degcncrating, and that farm life is by no
means what il used to be- Perhaps not; but
many of the changes which have taken place
on the farm are Improvements. The most dis
icontented farmer who lives would not like to
go back to the good old times" when all the
family ate in the Kitchen with the food served
up on bare table in an earthen dish from
which all partOOk in common, or that other
little more stylish mode-a pewter platter
with 'caseknives" and iron forks. Pot-luck
and bean porridgc make very substantial
dinner, and fried pork answered for breakfast !;
but we must say that we like IA clean earthen
or china plate better than wooden trcncher
saturated with grease Then, again, there is IA
pleasant change in the style Of equipage We
would not go back to the times, if we could,
when farmers rode to church on the Sabbath
in the same old lumber wagon with which
they got out manure during the week, and
this without much washing. Neither have we
any laundering for "A ride after the poky, long,
necked-high-ribbed, angular-built, mongrel
horses Of the olden time. a board scat in a
springless wagon, and horse that requires
constant whipping to keep him on Il dog-trot,
may be very good for the dyspepsia, but there
is more exhieration and less loss of time with
"A fleet roadster before a light vehicle that does
Hol Idttic Inc IL stiSctOaCH anu HIS soiliC
elasticity in It's cushions and springs. At the
same time young America has no right to
keep fast horses on the farm. They are a lux
ury which none but the rich can afford. Be
side their first cost, their care and keeping are
enough to brighten the average farmer. The
fast horse may have his place in the world,
but that place is not on the farm. He can
neither pillow nor NOV, and will seldom be
permitted to take the wife and children out to
ride. All such service is for mental animals.
The trotter might get stiffencd by work. There
is no investment more uncertain than that in
fast horses. And now what shall we say
about the girls who try to be fashionable on
the farm, and sail about in pull-back dresses
and with trlZzcd hair: Critlcising girls is
ticklsh business; but at all events let these
and all other fashionable tollics be confined to
women who have nothing else to do but dress
We expect better things of farmers wives and
daughters. 10 them life is earnest, and not a
butterfly existence. The mission of the far
mcr is to til! the soil and multiply the com
! forts of life, and in this he needs the coopcra
| ton of his wife and daughters who should bC
| h"lpmccts rather than pullbacks
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The Colorado Beetle.

This American pest has become, and very
justly, great terror to the people of Great
Britain and the Continent of Europe Post
maStcr-Gcncral Key has received COmmunica,
ton from the British Office, stating that it has
been found necessary to take precautions
against the admission Of the Colorado beetle
in the United Kingdom. Several live spcci
mems Of this destructive insect had been discov
cred in the mails received from the United
States either surreptitiously enclosed in news
papers or forwarded rs specimens in packets
under the privilege of the pattern post. 1t is
feared by the sorting officers of the British of,
flee that many newspapers and packages con
tanning these insects pass without detection
The friendly assistance of the United States is
requested in putting Il stop to the practice OF
sending them in the mail matter to Great Brit.
ain, and the United States postmaStcrs have
been specially instructed by the postmaster.
general to examine as far as may he possible
the newspapers and other packets before dis.
patching them in the mails, for the purpose OF
detecting the presence Of these beetles, and to
detain all such packets aS may he found to
contain them.
The Bishop Of Manchester in Il recent ser
mon at the opening of Il church in Il rural
town criticised those who were making Jest
of the subject. He said, they read of the
plague of the noisomc beast; and men and ia.
cetiouS ncwSpapers--I'H1ch, for instance
made themselves merry about the Colorado
beetle, They did not seem to think that per
hapS this nOiSumc beast which has destroyed
so many harvest field on the other side of
the Atlantic might come here and destroy our
own lair harvest fields He did not think that
the Colorado beetle was thin" to make joke,
al