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NOTICE-TO TIL T. IlulttE~ 81
" TIE 4 PER rEHI. Ep%i@
DF IHk
CHESAPEAKE N%D ONO EtlhNAI
Company.

CUEsAPEAKE AsppntD RAIL" - '"Hf 800
OFFICE OF -ECUSb Firt-fl't-iht'L
KI,IIOED. D'"rHh"r -. I"''. }
.rh. rur..pt.Er AID ONO RAILS ~
CONpASY wIfi. on and lfi"C ~" = H'' ''
JANUARY. 1880. upon iht'f pi' .n'a,'"" Nv,
Office Of ihc COMPANY, ~ ia" - 49, ''"'' ''''
II 81! ur their s PIX tESi. E'Ni'~. ,.r
Interest on said turd7 via p" -i"ti'h Il 81 "-'
date. ,..,.. ,
This notice f. intended /" c"'rr ltl+" "'''' ,
: ,.r r.uf unu,i. xt,,u b, lt..- liIYlart t'.''HI
Railroad CoIup,ns aGh Nion' i-sn"i - '' .' -
nr.kr ami ono Railway tompany IN lea 81 ''
e.. NJ. irIds .urrt HhrTri.
- rr.ir.J hy ihr hot,lrrs pf tiu- nond'. 'Hr .'
many ain givc item thr uu i"m 81 ihhls- .s.
tw.u,y.y,,r Il per r"n!. rlr'}Ii r-In me- ~. 'r
h,Iu, I'm csrI.l.i.r rnt their u nj, - ar.
WILLIAMS {. "l' hfIiN.
Lc i"-lst ~er"i" '"''f u '."'
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HOLIDAY GOODS
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR
PRESENTS.

just received
COL D and SILVER WATCHES and CLOCKS In
endless variety: - ~
SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER DIAMOND RINGS:
A fun nne of CAMEO PEARL. and GOLD SETS
OF JBWELRY, FANCY and PLAIN GOLP
RINGS. LADIES aud GENTLEMENS GOLD
LADIES' GOLD NECK-CIlAINS, CHARMS, &C.
SILvER-PLATED WARE:
Triple Siver-Plated Castors. PickleSands, Butter-
Dishes, GUS. Goblcs, Table and i teaspoons
Forks. Walters, and Buttcr-kuivcS.
These goods are from The celebrated ROGERS 4
BROTHERS FACTORY. The name itself Is a
guarantee of the quality. All of the above goods
Will he sold cheap for cash. The public generally
are invited to fnsLcct our stock before purchasing
GODDARD L MOSES,
Ola Main street, between ninth and Tenth streets.
de 1S-cOdtJa1
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RAILROAD LINES


81 w gS1e .rs,-snsfs GSSsti-EsseN
RICHMOND. FRKD's 4 PoToaAcR. &C
RICHMOND. VA. November !, IG;a
CoAMENClNG NOVEMBER 8, 1910
W trains on this road will ran =. follows. '''''
NORTH BOCND.
S:12 A. n, leaves Byrd-Ssreet STATIC, =, J., -,
Sept Snnsaysi; dug At WNhiIy,oS
l:1o p. d.: Baltimore, 9:05 ~ IN,
.... thi,adelph.a, est +. H.: 81. 80
1908 T.. ~ iP'S,
800 2. d., leavee Byrd-St.ee, station d,t -. H..
Al Washington. 9:2J r. VI r. a,!a
ll25 r. 81: PIN. dclohia, a.2, ''W
New YORK. B:i5 a. " ~ H. ;
AGO L. Nj. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN e..
junction. leaves Broad Stree, 80, tvI
daily texcrnt sg- daysl 1~"-'s
SOUTH BOUND.
1o15P.A arrives al Byrn-str.et static, .,,-
Except Suudays). raves NJ, -
$40 A. NJ: PbNa hlunia Il,.'s'
NJ; Baltimore. $3.50 L. N: A.
ton $40 T.. N "''"'Hs-
ll:4O A. NJ. arrives al Bvrd-S.re"t st.,,,. ,.r
Leaves New York, lG:pC r. " ~
adelpha. l:l0 !. NJ: p1iiii : ''. ~, :
1873 Az Wasripglcn, 7.Cn "
S:i3 A. NJ, ACCOMM0DATiON TRAN u.
q: Broai-SLreet station Isffy '|t .'ss
aUnuSSS' Z. ~ TAYLOR.
EFT. o. MYERS. Genera suurlateaIr,:f '@@-
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i MA1yE FRAUDS BES. Buffers FINGERS
nv Them Washington, December A.-
REPORTS were freely circulated here to-day
that Governor Garcelon and his Council
have had the benefit from the beginning oil
their operations OF the advice OF General
Ben. Butler, whose faculty for taking advan-
tage OF technical points is unsurpassed by
any one. and probably only eguaIled by
Senator Edmunds. 1t IS known that Gen
eraI Butler has been in constant cHmmuni:.
cation not only with the Greenbackcrs OF
Maine, but Of the whole country, and that
lie has great idea OF the Greenback ele-
ment beng n very important factor in the
contest OF 1880. The majority OF Governor
GarceIon's Council are Greenbackers.:--
.Ypecial to the Cincinnati Commercial.
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SCI sHRkDs: $3.50 ii 'sss per r ssI II
D 0s HIsPATeH gSINTlEG-ROuaEg
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.

THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY OF
GLASS AND PUTTEhY.
AMBER CRACKLE GLASS;
FLORENTINE GLASS-Only few pieces In this
county: - 49,,
Bohemian: .crp,r
HARLEQUIN, A. D. CoFFEEs, and DESSERT
SETS: rehabilitation,
FRIJIT PLATES-Ivory body-someIhins new;
DECORATED DINNER SETS-slioko pattern
CHAMBER SETS-MintOn-yariety OF patterns;
TEA SETS-all prices and styles. ,
Will have opened on the sTH instant Nj IN me
largest assortment OF WORCE"TER.D DIRE
AID LONGWY WARE ever exhibited. aud en-
ar 1907 Aaiu street.
A pPLE BRANDY, RUM,
N FRENCH BRANDlES.
(OOkING-WINE, GELATlNE,
RYE WHISKEYS,
H CAN-GOODS,
and q weIi-s. lecied stock of
CHOICE GROCERIES for the holidays,
For SAFE ky x
de l2-lnr JOHN n. HIGGINS.
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'yaabt Iu,sntry, Of Old Town-.ones,s the
State militiaeompanies we're taker. poses
sion Of blythe Fusionis.s last mot ana re, re-.
resfdence GO Lieutenant Iills. the COM
mander 81 the company. Che company has
sixtY Springfield bEeec:rlcadfng rites: oia
Town IL the residence OF the Fusion canoF
date for Governor. .s4,,ss-,s-y.,,-,-
s''''esz WILL rag MILITIA BE CALLED OUT.
NEW YoRK, December ga dispatch
from Bangor says Governor Garcelon Is ex'
pecsed here during the day, and 1t is pre-
diced that the militia will be at once sum
mored to be in readiness for the execution
OF the law. ..iii's -...
..c.Tl.- BETTER FEELING.
PORTLAND. Me-. December 26.-Tbe sent.
;meut among the better and leading class
of Democrats 10 this vicinity seems TO oe
that Morriil's proposition s6ou,o De aeceps
ed. and that the difficulty should be settled
without difficulty OF any sort. There IS
better feeling In consequence. 49,. :"
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nLD UUMINIuN ~'fA H>uip fr,e,
" COHPATT. - ~ a
FDR NV ItEk,

d, TH a , r.TP.2B2 i,ur XIX 49, G%' e. ><"
FEii:Y. sri rt.NiNy atni.i. .v.:.,'
Th"s" 5hi.s are -nttr"ly new, rai were B..
prcssy f.r thff rory.
They ave s,!rr;id saloons ~ -.r'.,rs, a,' e..
rOGIHs.
The fare, ACCOMMODATIONS, poI .'i-nIIsss &c..
cur sss,d.
Shps going north land Al i'!'r -, >.1'.
foot uf I;';trh street. sun "Intur au"'" ...u
Per i3. North rIsrr. rth uf 'nrIHI"phf ru.'H
Freight r,CcIyru uutIt > /. VI. ".,tis,
Frcghts FOR points t--y"ud Sew York h'r'' {
With dispatch, amt DO crArs" rIAie enrep, Act,a 80
I.ldn farr - SEA- YORK Slz 3te.rsle, ro .af
GE0FGE IS. NLi.EN& 20. >srs..,
nv 10 "ni" fr"'","v' w'rrr'2, t'.'t'. .
PHILADELPHIA. Luth- .<Sf%h
I mO,D. AND NORFOLK ,TEhM-ess5t, ~
sIllr LlNE-tnk rn!hAl't' ;"liiA' ~
TiIKhE IiiMEa A WktK.-l nni f"rrt,, .,-
triPs, IsnvIgy r,h Ply r. y~,:.y TGE>' =
every TUESDAY. fI;fi,AI. aod Il >rAi .an'
nrrtirl" -, rn,Iah, iphiI ~Itt ,,..-s ~" ft. .'.
81 VIIGK IIiME"rrEprh%r pGrA&Grg.-
~ Frrigit r"reiyri ddryr IL, : o.DrA =. w.,
JAhES ". Me- tEiit g.
General S"r' IN i".u!, ~. .al...'..'. -.
W .nIAM =. tLNnt .'''a
1,u"r, Ntut.r.
no23 =. ~ S"r;" Wht''. '. "''...-.
DICiIMU<D, YORK EIELEeT-Tu.f
hA&D III SArEAkf rhILEOAp ap.'~----jgI
MERCHANTS hED HlNEE- IEAN~i'fi'. ~
TtDS COMPANY,
Trr ,ugh-rrcis;,r r"o'" h"'"o,.n Glrhnon1 80
An Boston, Prayi'I, tee. aud al ~" mgIdl"t
steamers hray" v Est pt'i|I. VA. d" .Hi
WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY - ~ "".".
acting wiil, Iraino 'r" r.! itit iiHTNn'
Steamers arrive ~ WEST !tiN nu r".a b '-
DAY AND FRIDAY.
Direct shipment. from En-ron rir Er..." H.A
,rpylIrICc Railroad RIA Wet I'uinI. "a
II. T.. DOUGLAS. ~uI'In,'h''
Y. y. GNOEEE. EcmrrN AtteNl. :.
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OuRISTMAS CHEER.

NHRISTMAS CHEER.
FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
D, ANTEkOTTI, No. 1911 frankie; STREET,
RICHMOND, FA-
offers The following SEAsnNABLE GOODS for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, selected ~ himsaf
Nth great care. haring rcfefence ENTIRELY IN
gudkity ana winch lie guarantees 10 he perfectly
PURE and undduLterdtrd: -
OLD &C. +. VISOR Che hestl WHISkEY;
OLD JAMES BUMGARDNER WiilSkEi, Ave
wears old:
OLD FULCHFR WHISKEY. seven years old;
OLD CLkbiMER WHiSkEf. live years old;
OLD AARTELL DARK LONDON DOCK
BRANDY:
OLD MAR1ELL " s. Q. p. BRANDY;
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, in bottles
anu on drauGht
Also, choicest grades Of PORT and SHERRY
WINES. and IRISH and SCOTCH WlIiSKEI.
GUiNNESS'S STOUT, BASES and YOUNGER'S
SPARKLING ALES.
He also offers very choice lot Of VIRGINIA
HAMS, selecred by himself with great care. In
addition 10 The above he keeps constantly on hand
the finest grades OF TEA. COFFEE, and all other
articles pertaining 10 Il nrst-cass grOcerY-siore.
He guarantees not only full satisfaction In regard
to quality, but also 10 regard 10 The WEIGHT oi
everything he sells. III l3-tJal
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS. TE
Another line Of GENTLEMEN'S EMBROIDERED
SLIPPERS In CLOTH and VELVET re-
cetvcd.
LADIES' WHITE KID SLIPPERS;
LADIES' KID and PATENT-LEATiER Low
CUT SLIPPERS, with aud without the Louis
XIV. heels
LADIES' HIGH SANDAL BOOTS:
LADIES ONk-,TW and TllREE-STRAP SAN
| DALS:
| MISSES and HILDREN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS;
| A big line OF z USSETT. GRAIN, aud DICE LEA
THEIR RAILROAD.BAGs, sATCHELS, and
| SACKS.
| The UNIVERSAL ASKLE-SUPPORTER for
weak ankles in children, prevents turning or Civ
| ing away OF ankles and Goes not chafe. Call and
| see them. j. a. GRlGG.
| de % Tenth and Main rretts.
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NEW SUPPLIES FOR CHRISTMAS
IN AND NEW YEARS GfFTs-We are just In
receipt OF new supplies OF Portable Vrifng- DESKS
of handsome designs and various stS YES 81 pn'sh
Ladies' Work Buxes. In rosewood and Russia lea,
tler !, Ladies' Work-Baskers. In willow; Beannfdi
pocEef-Books apd Card-cases. IN Ru STA leainer.
graph Albums: dainty and exauis iteIy -bea 1ifnl
husbands, > few only: Gold Persa iiarae quo.
kngiish and American Books. In superb binlifss',
beautiful Bexss of Note Pnper3t and GnyesoIsss,
Cbildfeu,s BOX aud Games jn .great yarie vi: 81.
stock we have ever offered. All OF which Wan be
de- go WooDHOUSE s PARHAsI.
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vGUNpOwDER.

3.-N.'s =. ~ yGUNPO#DEH.
Y /, DUPONT, De MEMOIRS. Il CO.,
H, WILMINGTON. DEL :.
80 manufacturers OF the celebrated
.EAGLE.nUCKJNG; EAGLE Rifle, and 81
- DLAMuND GRAIN POWDER. II =
.he most popular Powder In use. ..,,
/ CsrrEdse. Mammoth. Cannon, Mortar. iMuskef Z,
,and Ride Powder, for army a1d nlgy ordnance.
Gnlted States Government standard. also the va
eous trades Of Sporting, shlpptnG, niEins an "a
EisEtfua pO w6ar1.. - Nst5s. .slst.t so = &tSLS
!, HENRY M.,WoRTHkasAceIs,S eps
cor:er or Fiftcentb anC Cary streets.
&C 13-eod3m Richmond, Va
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xa'OTS. GkfbES. &C.

HELLER & CO., E41
q. ,1 GIT BROAD STREET, - -
HAVE ALARGE AND wRLL-sELECTEl' STOCK OF
~; BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C,
which they are selling OFF AT very low prices
QUE GOODS WERE BOUGHT BEFORE THE
LApE;ADVANCE IN LEATHER, AND WILL re
SOLD AT LOW RATES. s.-. -. -. -a
In onr STOCK can be found some of the finest and
best-made goods I'D this country. We also have In
stock some Of the lower grade goods. Give US
trial. .---- HELLER CO.,
no l5.tJal SIT Broad street,
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| FURNITURE FOR CHRISTMAS
IL PRESENTS. ~
| | offer for sale 200 Salts oil chamber Furni- yE2
| ture In price from s23 10 600, from tho best
ctories East aud West. also OF my own make.
together with fun hue or Paror. Office and Kitchen
Furniture, and every article In The Furniture hue
Also, Cabinet-Makers' supplies OF every dascrip-
lion Will duplicate Baltimore prices. Parties In
| want wIH safe money by giving Inc call. Once
| and xarerooms: 1898 Main street, nea, Fifteenth
street Workshops: l6. 8. aud 20 north E1ilernth
street. !se27l WILLIAM DAFFRUS.
EASTER DAWN AND OTHER PIC
II TUREs WORTH having: DESKS ami WORK.
BOXES frcm 75c. TO 40 collection OF UNIQUE
FANCY ARTICLES: the STANDARD PROSE and
POLITICAL WORKS. plain and handsome coli
lions: UDRE'S ILLUSTRATIONS: BOOKS FOR
THE YOUNG from &c. 10 s.; BfBL Els PRAYER
and HYMN. BOOKS. -. .-.r... t..y5 ~
We offer the largest assos tnent OF goods In our
line ever seen In Richmond.
7 ,0a1gl RANDOI PHI g. ENGL IsH.
de 13-d&w .;. 1909 and 1908 Siaiu street.
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4 connects Tor Million. Nc.
Il connects for A>heTe and all points IN Western
North Carolina daily. EXCEPT Sunday.
G connects for Macon and all points In Sou;hweS
Georgia.
ID connects for ia, ksonvlIe and all points IN Flo
rida.
& connects for Macon ard all points I'm Sou:hwes
Georgia. and Chattanooga, Nashville, Mcmrh,
all Texas points.
connect, for Selma, Meridian, jackson. an,
Ficksburg.
q counet rs for Galveston and All Texas points.
Trains from the a5nvc-uamrI points 2rrire IN
Richmond at ffS I. NJ and $50 \. NJ.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina divi'on make corucc.
tl0n ut Gold bore with the w. & W. Il. Il. TO aud
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawiug-room and Sleeping Carr
run through on Train No. - from New York
Richmond 10 Atlanta and from Greensboro IN Au
yusta, and on Train No. AZ from Washington ana
RIcf mond to Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 al points nth. southeast au'
southwest, and baggage checker through.
No lay-oyer checks given on iocal tickets.
JOHN r. MhCMtRDO,
General Passenger Agent
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT. General Superintendent.
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For furthar INFORMATION appl2 u
GEORGE IS. ALLEN Il 70, tg'E.-.
nv 10 rNir, rpsn,uE"' Nv''rrr"g,. f'..Es. 5
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THE COURTS.
POLICE.

POLICE.
Drunk-R. H. Chiseldine, Ellen McIn-
tyre. James McDermott, So; Horace Bris-
coe, Sallie Dolan, $40; Mary Gallagher, $50
30; Dennis O'Connor, 10 days; Kate Duffy,
30 days; George Schartz, continued.
Disorderly Conduct-Wm. Hutchinson,
Jane Hutchinson, John Sullivan, Samuel
Beresford, Joseph Burkhardt, Victor Sieb-
Becker, Thos. REYNOLDS, Michael Welsh,
dismissed; J. f. Fitzgerald $40.
Assault and Battery-Geo. Funk, costs;
Pat. Flahar Y, Ed. Hudson, John Longi
motif, continued; Henry Bergnoiski, A.
Goldsmith, dismissed; Fred Baker, IS.
Miscellaneous-Belle Adams. vagrancy,
continued; Annie Settles, kee, ing house
Of ill-fame, cuntinr ed; VIM. Dorsey, failing
to cancel street car tickets 6 months; s..
Sonneborn, false pretense, dismissed; Thos
Mead, personal violence on police, contin-
ucd; Mary Jackson. petit larceny, dis
missed; VIM. Newell. same 20 days Mar
tin German, same, 30 DAYS; James o. Brien,
Ia rhorng vicious d &, continued; George
II. Wilson, house breaking continued
Reuben Schneider failing to burn red light
dismissed on payment Of costs.
To.MORROW'S CALENDAR
The cases set for tomorrow "wednesday are o.
follows
COMMON PLEAS
Before Judge Johnston.
555l9-Joseph Coursel vs.. The c., Fl. q D. Rail
road Company.
IS 557-F,ed Bosch vs. Mohr Mohr & Co. ct al
55.j7l William Abe Is vs. David Evans
5j9ji-Charles Balzer ct al. VS., Aaron Hopper
ct alp
5j6t6-Mary Gross ct al, VS.. Charles Fries ct al.
az HNpuZI1 Vg nb Rr,h
5),GGl-Christ Wehmeyer VS.. Coelestin DerTin.
ger
55.f6S-John F. warder vs Peter Ramp
5S6Sl-CharlcS L. Newt - " Hubert Heuek
556S2-James Lo Icheim VS. Elwin Iioole
tO,905-l. j. Miller w. ] I'm Ryan ct al.
4S,IG5--Chas. Dorm VS.. ChaS Sabn.
Before Judge Longworth
5O,397-Ann Welsh VS.. Louis rnkoos.
b0,469-John ether VS.. John l.. Weber
50,490-H. c. Baum vs. James Ward
Before Judge Moore.
81, 1,9i2-The Glendale Mutual Savings Associa
ton w. Matthew fallon ct nj.
81 ,95G-P. O'Cunnell VS.. j. W. Sobley 4 Co.
5l,976-Thomas B. Dohan VS. Catherine NJ
Cook ct al.
81 ,9SO-Aaron Allen VS. j. p Meyers, admins
traitor
SUPERIOR
Before Judge Foraker.
33,929-Jamos & Dale VS.. J. B. Puthoff, Jr., and
j. B. Puthoh Sr.
33,S3-Weissnger & Bate vs.. H. ]. Shinkle
Co.
3},935-L. Gamberrer g. Co VS.. same.
3i9il-James A. Lite VS.. Willie Black & Co.
39,952-Marsaret A. Blocker vs. Moriu Nathan
ct al
3i9S9-Anna Maria Geier VS.. Peter Jacobs ct al
81 i,033-GeOrge D. Newhall VS.. A. NJ. Dobmeyer
34,04-Benjanin Bull AID vs.. Herbert Bell.
Before Judge Force.
"a, 4,0S2-Administrators of Michael Henry vs
The Cincinnati Ice Company.
S4,O92-Koons, S hwarz d Co. vs.. M. s Forbu.
ct al
81 10s-The First City Bank Of Pomeroy vs.. 10th
& Haas.
"a, 1ls-wm. H. sayre vs. Thos. Sherlock.
Before Judge Harmon.
34,OS3-Charles II. Schott, Jr., vs.. George Eusti.
& Co.
"a, ,l13-Wm. Fl. Jackson and wife yS The Stal
Building and Loan Association.
34,l59-Sopha Euphrat vs. John Akels.
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The Rich California Banker.

When it became known that one of the
richest California bankers had left the Pa.
cilic Coast and transferred his base of ope.
rations to the New York Stock Exchange,
all the shrewd financiers watched his course
with keen interest tosee how he would sue.
ceed The result has emphaticSlly proved
the wealthy bankers sagacity Besides
having much wider and more promising
field to operate in, he is known to have
heen in several stock combinations that paid
immense profits By the combination meth,
cd of operating in stocks Messrs. Lawrence
Il Co., Bankers, New York, unite orders of
thousands OF customers, in different sums,
into one vast capital and operate them as
mighty whole, dividing profits pro rata
among the shareholders every thirty days.
Capital in any amount, from $l0 to 200
can be used with great success in these
pools. $25 would pay 800 profit. $500
would make S., 900 or 10 per cent. on the
stock during the month. Messrs Law
renee & Co.'S new circular (nlailed free
gives " two unerring rules for success" and
full particulars, so that any one can ope-
rate in stocks, and make money. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Apply to Lawrence g. Co., Bank.
ers, 81 Exchange Place, New York.
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The SchooI-boys On Tyler.

A correspondent of the Louisville
Courier-Journal relates that when John
Tyler was President the Wing party was
displeased with him, and said many
grievous things to his disadvantage. The
President took trip and made short
stay in a small country village. The
school-teacher of the district school in
vited His Excellency to witness the cul-
ture which she impaired to the pupils.
She drew them up in line and pronounced
the following questions:
"Who was the first President|'
George Washington" the boys sang
'0ut in chorus
"Was he good man?'
"He was!" the boys emphatically re.
piled.
"Who was the second Presidentw
"John Adams"
"Was he Il good mani"
"He was"
So she kept on through the list until
she got to Tyler. Then she asked:
"Who is the present PresidentT
"John Tyler"
as he good manw
owe are commanded by the Scriptures
not to speak evil of our rulers" rolled
out the little band of politicians.
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New York Times

lNtW lOTk lines
No city in the Republic, not even New
York, 50 swarms with adventuresses as
Washington, which has for years been
the chosen field of the bold. dangerous,
wholly unprincipled tribe. They can be
counted by hundreds; they are of every
sort and degree. They are in the De-
partments, at the hotels, at the boarding
houses-eyerywhere that man can be
found, seduced, or frightened. Their
missions are multifarous, and their move
ments mysterious. They are seeking
positions; they are lobbyists; they have,
or their friends have, claims They need
personal, political, pecuniary assistance,
indeed, all kinds, except the moral kind.
Most of them are blackmailers. The
Widow Oliver was but one of many.
They are so crafty and treacherous that
public men of reputation or means are
afraid Of, and always on the alert against
them.
The late Salmen P. Chase would never
during his official life at the Capital, see
a woman he did not know intimately,
except in the presence of witnesses.
Many Congressman, Senators, and other
Office holders have also made it rule to
receive no visits from women alone.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. May 2O-spirits turpentine
firm at 26c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2O.-Corn active but firm.
Corn-meal quiet and weak at 81 1902 45. Hay &C
tive but firm. Others unchanged.
IyDiAHAPoLIs, May 2O-Wheat steady: No. .
red, 81 OS@I H. Corn steady Mt 3jIc. Oats quiet
AT 2s@80c. Bulk shoulders, SIC; clear ribs 4$4c.
Lard, &c Hams 754GSc.
LOUISVILLE May Colour quiet, firm and un-
changed. Wheat in fair demand: red and amber.
$19l o. Corn active but firm: white, 43c; mixed,
;Sc Oats quiet aud firm: white, 33c; mixed, Sic
Rye steady ut 55c. Hay scarce ana firm at 500
| Ii 20 Pork firm at $40 25. Lard firm: choice
leaf tierce re; do, keg, si2c Bulk meats strong
| AT %SG4IsG51sc. loose. Bacon strong at 4tS@4A
| n5l<g512c Sugar cured hams S14g9ilc. Whisky
finn at 81 TO-
PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.-Flour advancing ten
dency Minnesota extra family medium. $4 SO:
choice, 81 IS; fancy, s5a5 I2l5 Rve -four. s..
Wueat less active: ungraded, gSc@sl II: No l
white Michigan 81 II. Rye: offerings light
Western, 5sa60c. Corn less active and rejected is
| quoted 3S9tOc; steamer, mixed and yellow, 409
4lc. Oats fim' mixed Western, 33@33i &c; white
| Western, 81 2d37C. Provisions irmer.
BosroN. May 2O.-F1our firm Western supers
81 1908 90: common extras, s. 75d4 25: Wisconsin
extras, S4g4 50; Minnesota S4a5 Is; winter
whests, Ohio and Mic igan, 81 75ta5 %; Illinois
and Indiana, .s5@6; St Louis, s. 50I! 60; Wis
consin and Minnesota patent ST 5OG1S 5O spring
1
47l4a4Shc. Oats firm and in moderate demand
| No. and extra white. 40C142c; No. white 3S12 ID
SOC: No. mixed and No. white, S6l49371ac
Rye, 62@65c.
NEW YORK, May 2o.-Flour superflne Stat
and Western, 81 3J@3 S0 cOmmon TO good extra
81 S0Q14; good to choice s. O5 "a 50: white whea
extra, 81 55Gn5 25; extra Ohio, &96; St. Lous
S3 s0a6: Minnesota patent, s6@S. Wheat: No.
spring. 9i@97c: No. 2 spring, 81 O5d1 0S15; un
graded winter red, 81 IN; No. . do, 81 17546
l 49, No l do, 81 IS; ungraded amber, 81 6G
II II; No. 2 amber, 81 l7%; ungrade
white 81 1901 l5a: No do, 81 45C9l 153l
Rye duh: Western 60a62l9c. Barley dull Ma
5 nominal. Corn: ungraded, 44Gi5Ac No. g. 40
r steamer, 45c; No ., 454945hc; No l, 455sa45s4
E low m xed acc; yellow, zoe; Oats: No; 8, Slg
5 3i1@c; do white, 3G]4@37c No. 2, 359412c; d
, white. 1910; mixed Western 3itg35I9c; whit
Western 36g3S12c. Hay quiet ana unchang 4
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar steady Fai
to good refining G54@6 7-l6c. Molasses, fai
demand and firm. Rice active but firm
retolonm firm United, 7615@771ac; crude, q
! re; refined S3Sc. TallOw STEADY at So. Resi-
dull at 81 90gl 32l3 Turpentine 29c. Eggs eas
er: Western, lO@llAe. Pork more doing o.
mess, S96o 12M; new, $40 %. Beef steady: packed
s1l 50 family mess. S13 j0@l4. Cut-mcats frme
long clear, 495c short clear, 5l5c. Lard in actIv
demand prime steam, 647Hc. Butter firmel
, Western, 5@l9c. Cheese quiet and nrm: Western
297c. Whisky quiet at 81 o. bid; 81 05la asked.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20

Senator Chandler, though not noted for
delicacy, is particularly careful on this
point. So is Ben. Butler, despite his
audacity and recklessness These and
other public men refuse TO see women at
their rooms, or houses, or anywhere else,
without third persons. The experience
of Others, if not their owD, has made
them wary and aprrehensive. There
are, doubtless, many men not afraid Of
any man. We question if there be any
man not afraid of women. if there be,
he has surely never been in Washington.