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The Maine Election.

Though II is not certain yet that the repub-
ncans OF Maine have elected their governor by
popular vote, they have made sufficient gains
undoubtedly to justify them In claiming a sub
stantial success. Owing to the fact that a
majority vote Is required to elect In Maine
the large proportions Of this success are not ap-
parent unless by q comparison of figures
Mr.. Blaine In his bulletin claims that the re-
publicans have given plurality for their can
didate for governor Of more than 10000 votes
over the greenback candidate. aud 40 900 over
the democratic candidate; and he figures out
that In proportion to the voting population the
majority against the republicans last year OF
over Il, 900, was equivalent to 10000 majority In
Illinois, to $4,000 In Pennsylvania, or to 100000
In New York. Naturally he feels that the re-
publieaDs have achieved big thing, In nearly
If not quite overcoming this enormous majority
sin an Of year with no general election pend
Ing"
At the same time the greenDackers will have
some occasion for mild boasting. They have
absolutely increased their vote of last year in
the heaviest aggregate vote ever cast In Maine
The democrats are the sufferers In the big
scrimmage, and emerge With scarce shadow
OF Identify. The result, as In California, Is
warning to the democracy not to make I" en-
tangling alliances with any outside party
The Massachusetts, democracy will probably
take warning, and maintain their distinct Or
ganization, despite the Establishments OF the
Butler men. In the Maine election the republic
cans seem to have made their gains by getting
out their stay -at-homes OF last year, and prob
ably by getting a sprinkllng of hard-money
democratic votes. On the whole, while the
result viii be encouraging to the republicans,
1t will not tend at all to discourage the green
hackers, but will undoubtedly give them
little impetus in other states. The effect on
the democratic prospects Is altogether damp
en1ng.
AS some votes were cast for Ex-Governor
Chamberlain trep.) and for Bion Bradbury
<dem.] for governor, the republican House, dn
the even that there Is no election by the peo-
ple0 can send up to the Senate, SHOULD the
republicans be In q minority in that body) the
names of constitutional candidates for gov
ernor, emitting that Of Smith, the greenback
candidate; so that the greenbackers will not
probably, In any event, get any Official spoils.
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1879 rxuS SHRiAE 1879

1879 rEuS SssI9lIiAyEzn 1879
10 THE s9sra: TSsT; AsD ,soTrHwrs1.
rn.rrs r e nv %a SYas q IT. from p..o
ssa s, as .aa e sn a: sS S
s.{|S s$ FL FL e. /. 81 SS!ssss
BALIIM0Rk ARD po10MAg RAILROAD
For so 3 81 s m as s ssssp
o.S 3 sasi s10fe, s,ssasa ..p ss
For New YOIl and the East. ~ pm daily. except
sHI miies K Il Paman fs Nor
Jersey Oily with boat q Brooslyn u &SDs1 Z
ins doabls ferriase and Journey ' scross 1i Sss
For Pbil.dsiphia s:s5 Am and l 80 pm, daily
LaY;tsd E1PIssss 50 - daily. s.csIs Sand.x
spS PAP p. Any: s:oss: SUNDAY; 1880 am:
For a. PGPe .S orss s, Lans $40 4 and sac m.
For AIMS poiis 20 4 a. ana 10 p. n. daily. ex.
VIZ RNb 4HP 1HB I'M
TON RAiLRoAn.A ASo6AA AMI "ASni"0'
For Alexandria :le, 3. 9. TO- II an, A:20,
2. 2 and II 30 PIE. On Sunday ss . m, snd
For Richmond and the South. 0 SO Am. daily. And
$40 N. daily, except Sunday.
Q, 10, ii am: ]. 5 40. 8. 8 2 aad II pm. On
Sunday q 8 and 10 an, and Pm
s x and
svenue northeast corner Of Sixth street end Penn,
q asP SSs1 .o
''''" T. p. Farmer. General Pssssusse Aren't
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DOR RENT

EOR RENT-
Zoos 81" street a. w.,
tbiee-story Brick DWELLING with hack tuild
Ing, contains II rooms. and All imrroy-manfs.
,on THOR. j. FISHER CO.
1741 &c" street nv corner 18th street,
Three-story, 11-room Brick RESTDfNCE with
modern Gonysniencee. THOS. ]. FISHER 90.
FOB RENT wv
1922 "L" street NV,
Broom DWELLING with every convenianoe
rop p,>, ,-ox IHOs. J. FISHER 90.
nice Frame COTTAGE, contains rooms gas
Snd water.
THO6 J. FISHER b CO.
FOR RENT-84 and Sc FIRST street. Georgetown.
DO two well-built roomy Houses Win let at very
low nRure THO6. j. FISHER & Co.
eepou 1928 + street n w.
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In another column will be found q notice to
those who may desire to contribute to the fund
for the support OF the Hood orphans, to which
We call especial attention. The case Of these
orphans Is so exceptionally distressing that we
cannot commend the appeal In their favor too
highly to the charitable and kind hearted of
our OVID city.
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RAILROADS.
RALTISIORE AND ONO RAIIRoA0

RALTNdORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TH1. GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and short Line 90 the
North a:d Fss sn,Sx:w West
TO tai. '';s ssssa' Ei s6 + 5sjs a4n.n
ss oS !. SSi. !aS %
nsa s..5s1S %ssSsss:D :as Ss s
riss snd m H.yi Rn Rsay! .na
WINCHESTER. HaeeMtovn and way ctationa
Yori .S.ssn RI. sg s9P and
s;ss : %,Etst Ioq..: Chicago, oolumbu. and
ssisy to BriRSh except sUpS. Thr9ush csE e
ton e ssndusly. d.Ey. except sssuld.S S' s''-
a. 00 m-tOn Sunday only-Balhmore. Annapo
900 ! Baltimore Kzprsss. Stops q. Bl.dens
burg. Collese Beltsville, Laurel. Annapolis Juno
= 10 @-ssit haSs'l Annapolis. Euioos. City
i;sS n s;5 York: Philadelphia. and Boston
%S sUns. su Ssr%E W. P sss% and Way
Exprees. Frederick. via Relay. Stops ct Annapolis
4:S5 p m,-tPoint Of Rocks. Frederick, Hasers-
town, Minchsster and Way Stationat On Sunday 70
4ao :, m@fs s1a waS Annspos and way s
ona
5:SOG m-tPHMADKLPHIA, NORFOLK AND
day: Norfolk Passengers taken In the direct TO
b.st at Oanton. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
$3.50 p. m.-Point Of Rocks and Way StationR
90 p. m.-fBaldnorv and Way Stations.
$40 p. m.-tBALTIkORE ExPREHa Elboott
City. via Relay.
slt g:m:-tGHIOA0O COLUMBUS ANDPITTs-
BUNCH EXPRESS. Sleeping car to Chicago.
Pittsburgh except sunday
1915 p m..tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops ct Bladens-
burg and Laurel. Sleeping car to New York and
special sleeping car to Phi1adelphiA.
II 90 p m-tEt Louis and Cincinnati Express
Pullman Oars
tDaily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop ut Relay Station.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio .cket Ofhcee, Washington Station and
vii be taken for Baggage TO be CHECKED and received
at shy point In the city w. II. CLEMENTS,
1. d COLE, Gererrl Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KOONTZ. General Agent myl7-tr
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The New York Democratic State convention
meets tomorrow at Syracuse, and 1t looks now
as II Mr.. Tllden's man Robinson would be nom.
mated governor on the first ballot, Just as Mr.
Conkling's man Cornell was at lhe republican
convention.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FRKDKRICK6BUR0 KAIIr
WAY AND ALEyANDRIA AND WASHING.
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
IN 18th street and New York avenue

Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof vanlts Safes for
rent from o6 TO 461 per Annum- Takes Govern
meut Bonds on Special Depoat-ons dollar Der
el 0OO yeax. Also. receivs. 9nyerwsre paoksd In
ordinary st1ed trunks On depos1t for modorato
charge Board Of Manaeers-Wm- Stickney, prSG.
dent; 0eorge w Rigss, Mce president; b = 6ny.
L willard. John OasselA Thomis EVanG 1yStr
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Forty-one of the an1idates on ths working.
mems ticket In San Francisco were f)reigner-.
and OF that number Iwenty-four came from
Ireland.
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TNEOMAg J. MYERS. Real Estste Asena,
12l6 street NV.
FOB RENT.
9Se st.. rooms. mod lmps. SO2 18th st Az x
Rooms. SO II st NV, rooms, water ana Sas
Ills De sales Ct; ii rooms. mod. imps
FOR SALE,
@H q. NV, water and gas
11d7 Nn st NV. Il, 900 It ground.
y ytU. z 1,s g MA rms. lot II # front.
l6l ct. NV, lot 8OxlOO
lSW 18th st. NV. Ia rs, mod. imps. lot 2sxlSO Sta
chesp. "-~
Lots In al parts Oft city. ,e1tr
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1ne 1pove u only . s6n49 part Of the property Tor
rent and sale on my books. For complete list eee
bulletin issued on the Lat and 18th Of each month
which can be had on application Ct my ONCE or viii
be sent by mail II desired.
Loans
$4,000, S7O0 at 7 per cent 81 coo at per ct,
Auction Sales,
On MONDAY, Sept 9Th, at pm, valuable i'm
proved properly on st, between Delsw sre sy. and
LIST st. De-
On MONDAY, Sept 9Th, at 4:30 pm. valuable
improved property between 18th ana 18th, and 7
sta NV.
ished buildings on Boundary, Vermont ave W.
Auo Stn ete NV. sep6tr
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FRESH BEEF
ROASTED BY STEAM.
BOSTON BEEF PACKING Co..
1S7 Congress street, Boston, Mass.
SOMETHING NEW.-ExCELLENr. ECONOMICAL
FOOD FOR FAMILIES. PURE, WHOLESOME
MEAT, 6AVE FUEL SAVE Bon HER. Convenient
be made from it. '
Ask your Grocer for it. Ask your Butcher for it
Fifty per cent. more nutrim e mt I'm n given
quantity of this Fresh Beef than in any
other canned Fresh Beef. Sold by Gro
GERS generally.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
r. C.. GWYNN,
PeNNa. ace. and 9th ST.,
eug5o fu,ths,6t Perry Building, Washington.
ZINE CARPETS AND HOUsEFURNISHINa
GOODS.-We now have on hand magnificent
assortment OF all the newest designs in CARPETS
and HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS, viz: Bivelow
wilton BODY Brussell', Administers and Moquet
Han Read. and Hartford Ingrains. Floor on
Cloths, Linoleum, DruHgetts. Rugs and Mats in
great variety. Also, Satils Raw silss, Jutes, Mum
my Gle the end Cretonnes for furniture and drapery
Noting ham. swil and Antique Lace Curtains in
Walnut Poles. Those in want Of Notwithstanding
stock before Iurchasing; Gold medal Bigelow
ans SO ~ 1913 F ct NV. near a Ebbtt House House.
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7177 WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
Ill l. Desirable APARTMENTS to rent, single or
en- unite Private table II desired Address NJ: E.
HOOPES. sep6-l0t
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0BAWBACK CERTIFICATES

DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES
IL WANTED.
$25, COO NEEDED THIS WEEK.
am constantly receiving orders from purchasers
for Drawback Certificates, and will offer the highest
market rates for any quantity.
WILLIAM DICKSON, 300 AZ st.
sepS Ct Three doors north OF Columbia building
TBE CHEAPEST LEDGERS, JOURNALS, REC
j ORD6 ann CASH BOOKS in the city. and Ten
Of thote popular ACME DESK PADS for IS cents at
d. e. BOARDMAN'S,
fep6-3t $50 18th st., CorcorAn Building.
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A CARD-Mr JOS ]. NAV ,2a p,,nsv.yani.
"A avenue: announces TO hs friends and M0
ths;r nrds,s TO- kin n9w resdy 20 recoiv !lHJ
tnis season contis's Of tie be- PANS MAKES. W.
Orders by mail will recs We promt att. ntion "'oA'
OoT82t
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DOSTON MARWET.
~ 1913 Pen. spsranSa Aceasc.
LAMB, VEAL. ALI, KINDS MEATS. POULTRY
49,. AND GAME, &c,
~ the lowest rates.
SQUADS.
iyl0Sm II. L BEACH q 90.
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T. b. 81. WARNER,

. The Real Estate Review, published at my ofice on
the IOth OF each month. contains q complete LIST OF
al the houses have for rent, togethsr with REPORT
concerning the condition the real estate msrfef
throughout the country. Call and Ret CODY tr
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN h co.,
st cloud Building.

FOR RENT
St0l1th st. " u re- $50 1896 18th st. w.. 6rs sls
aulo y 81 NV, Its 10 2234 18Th st. w. .l6
OLD a. NV, ~ rs, 1914 oath st NV g rs. Is
105 18th St., RS. new co 9O9 9Th nj n a < "a 10
1924 18th st. Il. w, Sra f 80 Near Howard ITniver
1921 10th ct. n. W., IL rs 40 sity re ~ -
10 ~ ne. 10 re- .4D 9lI gth st ne.s 10
as iuth ST. a. - rs * AZ LIST st. ew 10
S g2s It. Sc, r......2o West st Geo't 10
Rooms over 9s9 Pennsyysnia ave- ave. suitable for
Genital and fsmiiy purposes Low rents.
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN
HOUsE No 6l5 ct. q. " 10 rooms. very complete.
for 81 200. ' '1 o0'''
fine HOUSE, nearly finished, 10 rooms, cellar,
vault, &c near Iowa Circle
HOUSE No 901 T at NV, complete in all re-
spects, 10 rooms, for Sale or Exch ange
No charge n ade for advert:sing
Special rates will be made for the care of large
properties.
Parties having houses for reat will do well to
try us. ~
$1,000 to loan In smaller sums at z per cent
sep6-tr JOHN SHERMAN h 90.
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o. ofers soos qaali.y q TIA and o6F
gives Glassware. &C. to every purchaser. No rs
9Th street NV. sep96t
CAhD-W o. MIRTZ, late manager for Jno n.
ins on AID after sAT6RDAY September Is 49,
sELTZ MERIT, TA1LoRa. sep9.5t'
CUARANTEEDI NvEaTMENTs.-Byo our F1sur-
" aDce BY stem of Investments IN Stock Opera:
privilege" plans. Invest nents received in sums
sf s3s and upTarq GoTresgendence from stock ope-
~ DaMIs MANARp Co.
feP93h 90 Broadway. N. Y.
CtLSSTBBlINIG; ,o,o
School Suits for $50
School Suits for Boys. ali wool 500
School Suits for Boye, all wool.............. 700
Every day Pan is for %
Every Pants for observation-disclosures. 50
Every day Palts for Boys...,,-.; ~. 2oo
seps-r 1si4 = sss1 fa eys.
D. S skR Rs RSRR
q oossa PER cent p. and
,or nVestors. forwarded on application washing
ton reference s furnished sep9-Sm
DROFOSALs FOB IRON WORK
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. J
IREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., S-pt. 8th. 1872
until ~ M on the 2sD DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1879, for
furnishing, delivering, fitting and putting in place
complete the Iron Window and Door Frames and
Stairs eqnired for the Building for the O. Bureau
of Ergraviug aud Printing, at Washineton, D. G.. in
accordance with drawings and specification, copies
OF which, ana any additional information. may he
hsd on application at this Office o. the Once Of the
SuperiI tendent. JAS. g. HILL,
seps-4t Supervising Architect
pROPOsALs FOR UNIFORMS AND HATS.
A
DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoL1cE,)
OFFICE MAJOR AND SUP'T, 2O2 AZ ST.. N W..
Sealed Fropof ais will be received at this office
until II O'Clock m 18th inst at which time they will
lie opened, to furnish this Department with two
hundred t200), more or less, Uniforms to measure,
for winter wear Of the Police Force, consstinR of
Oyercoats OF blue beaver CLOTH Fr0ck Goats OF blue
yacht CLOTH Vests Of blue cloth, Pantaloons of blue
doeskn mate rial to be of best quality indigo blue
for uniforms to be worn by the METROPOLITAN Police
Force" Bids to be made separately for each gar.
ment The dies for the buttons will bs loaned to
the successful bidder.
Sealed Proposals will be received at same time for
furnishing two hundred and twenty (220), more or
less, Hats, similar to sample view at this Office.
San pies Of material and hats must accompany bids.
Mark envelopes Proposals for Uniforms, or "Pro.
pesaIs for Hats. as the case may be.
Bidders are invited TO be present at the opening.
For further information apply to Capt w: G.
BROCK, Inspector NJ. p, at Police Headquarters
By order Of the Commissioners D. O,
sep9.15,H Major and Superintendent
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y 80 dozen 6rst ciass BRITISH HALF HOSE. 26c
Per pair: ct HOWARD Y. GINN'S,
&p92eE I'LL street north west
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X 1nnT1 III III a MSIXE s,166 tS r.ron,r
SALE IN NEW YORK: CHEAPEST GOODS ~
EVER sold IN THIS CITY: NO TRASHY
NOSHODDY; EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ~
LaGies' Pebble Goat Button Boot. 90
LADIES' rench Kid Button. DETERMINATIONS. l50
ladies' Hand made Congress Cater. ........... *
Lad1e-' Fine Kid Seamless Button ............ 400
Ladies Fine Kid or Goat Button. ............ LIS
ladies' Best FRI nch Kid Boot, worth 81 co. for 90
Nifstk' Pebble Goat Button. Observation-Disclosures. %
Misses Pebble Cost Lace, extra quality. LOO
Misses Fx+ra quality Goat Button. .......... rs
ChjlG's Pebble Goat Button, to l0............ IS
ChiU'- Goat Button, extra quality. ......... LEO
hi!G's Coed Fulton, to 7..................., Gu
Gents Calf Congress, worth a. for .......... 25O
Gents G. IL Button Boot, worth a. for....... 225
Cents Prime Co. eress worth 3d. ftr... It's
Cents French DALI Hand stitched Congress -. $50
1,p0 pairs of Ladies', Misses aud Children's Shoes
aid SliI pers AZ the same low prices.
GEO MCCARTHY,
aug23-tr new YORK SHOE SToRE, COS Pa. 0ve.
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GUNNER READING.

THE FRANKLIN SQUARE AND HALF HOUR
LIBRARIES.
FANCY NOTE PAPERS AND PAPETERIE3 FOR
TRAVELLERS.
JkMEE J. CHAPMAN.
METROPOLITAN Book STORE.
VLs-U 91J Pa. 0Ce.
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N JENSEN. for 20 ye,rs with 3. ssmken. Of
tonary store, repairs Watches Of every constru,-
ton. from the most complicated republican 70 the
winder. and make the dearest" little ladies'
watches . specially. sepe-tr
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M IS4 BELLE LUCAS
HAS REMOVED
MAD. DEMORES1'S RELIABLE PATTERN
AGENCY,
recf ntly owed by Mad. Hinckley, to the
ELEGANT PARLORs sOl MARKET SPACE.
Keep Building.
DRESSMAKING in all its branches au228lm
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NO NEED
~ TO GO DOWN TOWN FOR YOUR p@a
CHAL q E Hv S, HGMOGL SHOES.
THE CHEAPEsT AND hEs1 IN rHE WORLD AT
AK FOR SOLAR TIP SHOES
ser4tr WILL WEAR Six MONTHS
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Gas 0ookias sTovHs:
The Waehinfton Gas Lieht Company have, d
their once ON 10th street. An assortment Of The Sun
DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES, in various eis1
IN Der lectures on cookery
Can and examine them. my26kr
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DUBCHELL'S fPRING LEAF TEA.
- AT so CENTS A POUND.
New lot arrived to-day. It "a delicious Com
psTes favors bly, with the best TEA in the market,
regardless Of price.
Samples given to all persons who have not tried it.
N. W. BUROHELL,
sep46t 1889 r street.
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A eSIGNEE NOTICE-Ths undersigned has &C.
n cepted . general assignment Of the stock OF
goods and Assets # the firm Of BRODHEAD 4 90,
merchants, OF Wsst ington, D O. for the benefit OF
their creditors. All persons having claims against
them are requested to present the same ALI PERSONS
1ndet ted to said firm Will be required to make pay
nents to the Assignee at the Garlic st day.
W. X HART, Assignee,
September 4th, 1879. 1905 F street NV.
eep4.6t GPOsf1
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PERSONAL.

pEMOYAL-Mrs. r. r. BERRY Magnetic Healer
~ end Trance Medium. has removed to No. 73O
llth street u. W. sep8 st
M RS: A. T. HOLTON, NJ. D Graduate of n. =.
V1 City, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, 723 18th st.,
near New York av. Office hours-lO to 8, to 4
Treatment free on Tuesdays, augl0,3m
TOHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES reports az to
81 the responsibility Of people, with abstracts Of
pm. Always In before and from TO g. TlSms
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IN p. HERFItIK CO,
IL. COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS,
No. 43 NEW ST, NEW YORK..
Buy and sell all active stocks at the New YORK
Stock Exchange on margins OF one per cent ana
Tor investors forwarded on application. Washing
ton references furnished. sep9Sm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
b O. HOFFMAN.
10th AND F strssas northwest.

l419 N. Y. ava. store. 435
JH9H N. Y. ave store .35
ll07 Penn. ave, busine ss
, 1879-03-22
RAILROADS,
THE SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
iSSnEfATtUS,

THE SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
ASSuCIATlOS.
Mr.. j. II. Ml1glcy, Commissioner Of the
Southwestern Railway Association, returned
from the st. Lauls meeting yesterday. liz
Rays the atspatei, IN Yesterdays TiinusE sub.
stantatly r0htatnsI nil that was dune ut tile
meeting. No definite result rs tu the redlyistun
Of the percentages Of the various roals vas
reached, un! this matter viii cornc up for fus
iiMr consideration at meeting to bc held III
this city Aprll y. Thu priHripal difficulty is
between The two st. 1.uuts rna6 ;It,u ihr CHI
caro- Il -l1tOtl. atl'l tue nalaEtrn Of thcsy roads
Will try 10 come to an understanding hriure ll!e
next meeting.
Sothssg Vi importance was ,!ono In regard tn
The 'unpcr business, and NJ ueifLiun frOm ,l.
Chtcago !nlHbes shippers WIS presented Or ae.rh
utnn. Tie only thl!r tlnnc III regard To ts
inltter was 1tMt tic Secretary w:ln authorized
tn order tho lumber from roads ,tn4t have
earrled more than their lcrt c1lts..e Gil ruaus
that luye nut ll1lI THEIR SHARE.
IN reEnr'! III thc PASS agreement It was de-
cldel to rcOrgaItza shn r.1lnsrorint!0t A,sncta.
tlot, I.ayis. t'llt tic roaus East u tI. lultaa
stnte Line, niu hnre lIr A4rtunteni n.r,v unDy
10 Wgstcrn rOH.ls. sir. Marvin liughltt was
elected permanent Chairman. ami I,c was eireu
tnll authority +, carry oltt lis provisions. u he
following new Executive t'nan.ttre waa clert-
g.: j.; Z. Mcslrllsn. clita=o 4 Alton; a.
ktnoall, Ch!cagu, lso i 1sL,nI Il r.cnr; ".
y. feAbosly. Onso IL Mississippi; i. Il. Carson.
ltntsLal " st. joe. iIi,. sn1tanpTa vi thu Ittl-
1oiB Central say they !IHva vent protest tn iI,e
meeting agaltist ttlr artM Of tlr Northwestern
III issuing thunsalul.me srkr!s Mt ,eut1cet!
rates. They understand that thr Northwestern
had eignl'ed It's intca,Eon 10 retenl i,a nr,it,,I
regarding. lhesc tickets. II this il lhr ease they
vii ndhcre 10 the agreement, lt ullIerW tsu they
will not.
, 1879-03-22
Pl LICKED.

ANN AnnoK Mich, March 2l.-A final dcerea
was entered this afternoon, und litigation oyrr
the laboratury defulcatIons, which were dsscoy.
cred IN Inc full Ut 1915, h at Last completed, TIL
lcss Ill appeal is takcn to The Supreme Court. as
u protabIu 1t will bc. Atterco computing iuterest
Oh items tu Detroit, rs credited BY Judge Hunt.
iugtons decisun to both partIcs, it is found that
tlo University owes pouElas ipst S17.il, aml for
that amount III li!s lasor decrco WIS rendered
Huse s M WA suucelc., ijte Euiyersiy' aitcr torcs
iung years Ut litigation. rseoyers nothing, le-
sides having Incurred thousands vi aollara.0f
expense tn obtalnlns u judgment WHICH It gaya
HihY,
, 1879-03-22

seft1rn. Fish Mcdonald, and 1luif. Tic oilIetrs
at NIL War,t Ci,lth were instructed To report M
tn the ell1cfcnrY Ut tIetr clubs. committee af
onc from eae!1 ward wns appointed to look after
aiso teicc,e. oi Which Mr bailey va. n,a.i:
Chairman a lnrgc nn.ount Of routine business
was transacted. Mil ony Interrupted by slIc IT,
forts Ut tie Chairman ai, tloorkecpcr 10 stop
The cursfng n,,t kcet' The peacr. The Chairman
ANNOUNCED TINT III. NEW (,catGiiartcrs at No.
f7tl Cark street would be upcucd at noon to.
dar, an''i thc snectsn. ndj jJurncd to meet this
evening ut lllHt place.