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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-02-20
NOTICE.

The Sunday law bills introduced in the
Legislature by Msssrs. Patterson and
Kruger, were discussed before Abe CONS
mittee on Revision Of Laws, last Wed.
nesday evening, aud developed an ear
nest aud exhaustive debate. The Law
and Order Association, OF Newark, was
represented by two or thres elargymsn
and others who eloqusntiy protested
against the proposed eneroachment upon
our present Sunday lew, claiming that il
was none too stringent, and that greater
laxity would seriously sndanseE the best
interests OF our State. The Citisens'
Protective Association, slss Of Newark,
was represented by talented champions
of more liberal enactment concerning
Sunday beer and its attepdAna pTIVi.
leges.
The movement ia the legitimate result
of last Fall's municipal election in New.
ark, and Ia rseogniaAd 10 AehshsusnHnsd
almost exclusiysly 70 that sieinity. That
very many Eswsrksss really, want ths
change is unqusstieasbls. bEt che moral
effect involved would b sWhaliy unace
ceptsbls to the laresr and bstter portion
of citizens.
Just because the German slemGnt want
unlimited privileges fes Sunday beer
guzzling, Is no reason why the moral cen.
sibilities OF the major portion Of Nsw
Jerseys citizens should BE- shocked By
an enactment so repulaiEs b thsis asteh.
lished convictions regarding Sunday.
While there may be some features Of
the present Sunday Law which are, per.
haps, too Puritanical, the suggested
change savoFs too strongly Of geins hack
ward, instead Of forward. In this en-.
lightened stage of oisiliaation, ii weuld
be blot upon New Jerseys fair hne 10
license unrestricted beeE drinking ON the
Sabbath-and this is substantially the
question involved. II seems 70 " hst Q
very limited amount Of reverence for the
Sabbath institution would prohibit the
reckless advocacy Of such measure.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORTS,
As furnished by MARTIN & CAsKEY.
PAYING pRIcE!
MARRIED..

-WooDHULL.-At Pleas
ant Hill. chester. February Is. by.~Rev. D.
w. Fox. Philip w. Swackhammer and
Anna 4. Woodruff. both of Chester.
Observation-Disclosures the parson.
age of the Methodist Church, on February
4. by Rev. 8. L. Bowman, D. D., William g.
Armstrong and Miss Clara Laforce. both Of
this city.
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EUGENE TRoxEl
RECEIPTS.

Published in accordance with resolution O
Board. /. II. PIERsoN Clerk
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-02-20
DIED.

LEwIs.-In this city on the l4th inst,
Willie. son Of Charles and Mary Lewis.
aged years.
MuoKLow. --At Mendhaui. on the 18th
inst, Mrs. Christiana, widow OF the late
Isaac Mucklow. in the Saith year of her
age.
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Dec. VanSycle, County
examiner 6 90
i w Thurber, County
Sup't expenses. ...... 1853 Ia
j. w Thurber, do. do.
salary. ....... -. 800 90
% JF d Nauright, County
examiner ...... 500
Feb, 10 A H Sherman, do. do. 5 90
COUNTY POOR HOUSE.
Dec. 10 VIM johnson, Treas.s 300 90
} Tsb. d. Do. de- as l' aSS 60 g
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Or ruu MoRRIsTowN INSTITUTION FOR Saw
INas. MoRRIsTowN, N. j., Jan'y |. 1880.
RESOURCES.
Real estate, low estimate, $4,000 90
Bonds and Mortgages, first lein, ia. 084 IS
Insurance and taxes advanced, 622 12
u. s. Bonds, cash value. 122. 2e2 80
Accrued interest on Mortg's, 6,822 %
Cash on hand and in Bank. ISL IS
sssi.a2s 81
LIABILITIES.
Duo depositors, including inter-
Balance surplus. Jan. /. 1880. sl6.ss1 IS
-------------..-.ee---
CHARLES 4. NoBLE. Pres't.
lw d. 4. NICHOLAS, Treas.
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NOTICF.

THE Annual Meeting of Lot owners of
l. the Evergreen Cemetery. for the cleo
ton OF Three Trustees. will be held at the
Office Of Mayor Ayers on Monday evening.
March LIST. 1880, at II O'Clock.
JOHN D. AYERS.
172t Secretary.
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STATE TAX.

STATE TAX
Jan. 0 Paid George NJ Wright, State
Treasurer, in full for State tax,
lofS.... ......-.... :. $ll ,423 ~
Feb. 8 Paid George NJ Wright, State
Treas. in full for State School
tax, 1879. ................... Al, 692 Is
INc1DENTALs.
Nov. 10 Theo Ayers, insurance. Us As 90
Dec. IL VIM McDavit, board of
prisoners, 6 mos......... lisa 10
Jan. 10 Merchants ms. Co 81 90 |
"a Alice D Young, damages. % 90
--
sl.2SS 40
INTEREST ON SURPLUS REVENUE.
Nov. Is 5 Fl Hopkins, coll. Chester. ...s 1877 50
--
Total expenditures .............. s76,26e 26
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STATEMENT

Or TIM RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
THE CoLLEoroR or THE County OF Mon.
RS, FROM Nov. Urn, 1879, TO FEB.
llTH, 1880. &
EUGENE TRoXELL, County Collector.
, 1880-08-11

mn hr,trd nj AM far fE0tn nFTnDl1u
ns rvcr lila i1nnnr hntI n11,trnni nt,1Mril,nItV
,fnrinT Tim iii. IN rcr,,r Mt icast t3 tho cauni
.,,,ostfo,, ny a. Wr tdrnts ni,snnro f,ns hrut, ft,
rxrnsr fnr hts ft,,inu nnthf1lE fur scycrni works.
mi tt,o s,,,,IeSt @ % ,vns mi t,rnachul '''
w. t"o '"'1'1s VS. ".' '.,
lltDs nsn Invited t?-tny FOR llnproF!ng tno tol-
low!nE streets: ElylM,,trti nynt1nc: rum Incine
70 Fullerton; Elhs npchnct llOhRlas ~ GAnl1i
Ihirty~eevcntl etreots FlncuMncs 70 hFhHn.
,' uh;cnMiM' ,,,s nns' n,nnt In,,o r. ~ r1,r.
rsGms ,ir,nrH 4 rcnt mn,iisnn tn Adams.
Nsnjnn1 % pyet,1,c, Congress to Twctity. .sccSni;
In s,Iio .trrct. O,1lnny Il, Vnrl 1irrii; Cattnct
a~nniir. Eitl1frrnth III Twf.ntt1th: md Eluht-
nntti, al r,ns finn, fntItnnn IL, {nliiet {jl tho
t,vn inst nnniri sfrcctH Inn rlrnssnr If crushed
trrnnit II IN lM, ,scf, nnti fur In Hn1le street
Mninn stn,,n il .n fnkc ti,o rincc af wnnI1, iids
,witi ia ,,ns,,t.i tho iii. |1' f'A~
WI" w "'e." '"' ~. a.,
IIE stHyor aaes not think farornnly Or ;;a Az:
MeGratas f,sEosuqn 70 tn'!strlrt iho wass IT, Ut
tho city. Although no docs mot hnnker. ny eeya.
after hnriilX Rty'hlEE u tln WIN thG MnrK. Io
thinks tint tho Committee Should In allt'refiy
constituted, mud That he sh0,iih ne nhe oi 1Me
nen,llntr. tln would Hlva th1 West sle 40! t!uH!o
tho rrprcsentAtion on mo Cnnlmittct tunt NJ
would give the other tltvisnHs, ncalte nauin9
himsclf to It.. AID. Clark w!a spnknn 10 or tno
subject, hut he tliferetl with tho Mayor, and yrs
snttsIicd with tho CMt11t'itice fs u wns. no.
however, had not STUDIED out th0 qtscsion 0I r.
u!strIetlng. ult ns ilfSt th0iiGht sMeRGtscn tno
, 1880-08-11

vce,cnInv .r,,.lvo Nnrun Ind t.o heaviest field
day IN llabcas- corpus cases that nny Judge ovcr
enjoyed IN cooR county, anu tno WY VI a1Rns
WIS called Into rctlutsltlon III nut css &hAh seven
Gses ouc4 so pnn @ Tho
n..' "nn' ~" ,...', no 49, o. .hnt - 49,
isst ant' most imi'ortuns c"se wes tnat o, Ann Ann
Of klll,nv m unknown lnan at No. 1lo South
Canal s,rcct.
S' Angus Curry was called on bobalt of tho peo.
p!o, and testified TINT hc saw nun at No. 1lo
South Cnnnl street. como cut and fnil In trout Of
tho saloon' and Mra. sullivan came oat anu ny
Threw eeer KG9 on t9o a a,s. ~. s, Y tS ~
time Eis slhdlag ~ me anoI o. Mo' - 1qn'a T..
fow minutes csawlcd up towarls tho sido Of M Chg
s,loon lie nftcrwnrs saw tho s1ifo , MN I'm aeaa
kes III by rs M sa sasan hs tho mum on lis
bM!y. ,....,.,,,,,o,,, .,t,n .o,r,,oa .,, ~,
Ihomas fitSginnos, sasior boaIeo eas ,i Wa Inc 3
Slll!yiina, hlu enW ING ,i.I WAC Wha RlLleu ~
tho sLi!fnss ist Me'lHeaMa 1dGIf @ Gon
totahtiotl 0et~sGM oiss. Ssnm t,i n1 Sr,
Witness WIS o.,iae llls , dinner it ~ ling, md
heara or sw notnS M t irtnGf: MtsSfNfu ~ ew st
o nn y'ng on tmo suoWk GuM1 '.nS .ao o,m, ~,
Into tho snlooil. ilo wi!s Erenehman Wlthess tss
thttf1ght, DUE could hoe tcA "nH1 ao aaa ~ eats'
Miss annie Kelly, of, No, III south Canal
& sIa s9n o r' .S ~ mn ~ II rom n; er
anu then throw i boor.key, on hla broas1. The
other boot from tho s!!oon arlu ny nat. an4
eS Soss se a sa % s II ssr
Jool Isancs Of No. 70 Archer avenue. was passing
uiy@n drnssns s HnSn ssa fso % tic saioon @ Sos
hGMrd y thua, aao tusn'ne' S@w eoeT ae8 fo'1
0it ensis ss Is's ce, Of No 1s4 Yves. washington,
Mt Mlss kelly's nnd Bnw tho hour kGE thrown Vt
tho man py Mss snl'!yar: W %hen sho throw the
, 1880-08-11
TIE ClTY-lIALD.

NJ, Co,n,,,,,o, ~, t,,,,-o,,,. :, ,o,,o,, NV IL
1'h' h'Sot't'''s'o on A'*'''Vt' 10 e0"'oo Ao' w
.DOrluw.
,r,x ,rrcnat,rer ynsterrlny recoivci, H. III from
x.,,a s,,ton,nr kSn f.n, ~" cnnt rn,,"r nnI
snG .u.o't ~, r iun. s'.a so>'''A' 141
II ,blo from ta0 Wntor department.
oYr1csn Fire, who ha4 hearInx a fcw Ipys
,,,, rln r,1 with turlvIiity. wux y,.xtrr,lnv W.,
fueo' eA", wv "t'u '..n,.1 we ,,t: "a
Generated w tho superintendent oI foliee. j,
TliE tccgraph-roies along Clark street, boz
tween Twelfth and Sixt6enth strocts, wore bo-
1u1 transferred to Doarbpun str.yt eaterluy by
,,.. ~ 49," -. .,...,.
lhE Mnyos W. IL fecclpt q f,sa,5eM tsa !,o
1er,'ny asktnx him to speak ut Lggh.lsp:lrt bat-
11ru}. Ito Will not DO 10, for ho tlas to DO hero
hpldhy. ......
any cuulInitt.c- wUrk, Int, IN HccortlAucU viii
th' old .estnGlIsc;l usgu In tho CUurclt. ho viii
mi linn smri, snm,1miiieea III fhn SIr,nHn hG
sucecesls wus nppointeti to. liz viii bo rccpt;-
, 1880-08-11
WARD MEETINGS.


The colorcd Republicans Of tile Thirteenth
Ward have organized Garfield md Arthur
Marching Club. with a. +. Bradley, Prcsi.
dent; Il. II. Nelson, Secretary; md n. V.
French, Captain.
The Democratic County Central Committee
held Meeting Inst evening at tile Palmer
House, and spent three hours canyasstng tho
returns from tho recent primaries: Complete
returns Wern recalved from fourteen wards
and five districts. The opinlonWn expressed
by ono Of the leaders thnt from tho Precinct
Committees elected the indications are that
not moro than one-third Of the present Coun-
ty Committee Will retain their seats.
The Hancock Veteran Club met last even
ing ut the Palmer House, Gen. .l!eb presitl-
ing; Messrs. Tom Brenan, Maf. Warren J.
wore appointed Finance Committee. Asthe
seemed desirable to make f. good showing,
tho County Committee wero requested to fur.
nisl, names Of members Of ward clubs who
would be drafted into tho Veteran Club. The
pioanssa Ct us syen e US s % sa
anCe md the measures to be adopted to coul-
pol the attendance OF officers and members.
Tho Young Mems Democratic Club held i
meeting Inst evening at tho Palmer House,
md spent their tlnso tonEratulastng encll
% yoane S speakars denounced tho systoln il
tickst-p -pcddlers,. and said that tho peti.llor
with Democratic tlcRots WAS "scnornlly n
ynR whose breath Bnelt OF whisky,
willie the Republicans were cleNn 0Iid
gentlemanly." lie wanted sweeping
reform III Tits respect, and held up the NORTH
Side Republican Auxiliary Club rs q lnotlol
OF what tho young Democrats should aspire
to. There Wero tl,lrty-four present, md Us
there were not enough to 90 around tho Pre-
cinct Committees were not filled up. Tho
meeting adjourned subject to call.
Tho Twelfth Wari Republican Club hold
Its first meeting OF tho campaign last cven-
Ing, tho speclai object being to appoint .
committed OF three to represent that ward
u tho Garfield and Arthur Central Club, +.
vas larEe, aild tic best feeling prevailed. On
tho question Of sending q .coWinlttco, for
Which tho meeting was called, there ,was. q
slight wrGngle, coming. Of q suggestion by
Maj. Laughlin that IN the making up Of the
Executive Committee, OF tAe Central Club,
| had been overlooked, aud OF
Ito further suggestion that the Club might
possibly bo II. the interest, OF certain cantll'
dates, etc, and Of hts moving that the Com
1n'ttee should report back before anything
Mssfil!aa. +, <: Sherblras, ]: y; Gainpbeil,
In the debnte, and finally tho motion Of Mr..
sists Of 7, z: Ball, y. A. Shctburne, md ].
| A. SuttoE. a committee to prepare from the
census list OF the voters OF tho ward, con.
posed OF j. l.. Parrish, +. O. Russell. nlui j.
u. Campbell, WAS then appointed, and the
Club adjourned for two weeks.
, 1880-08-11
LOCAL POLITICS.
.nEruDL1CAN ENTHUSIASM.

1HETUDL1CAN ENTHUSIASM.
A large number Of encouraging reports
were received ut tho headquarters Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee Mt the
Grand Pacllic Hotel, showing astonishing
activity among tho Republicans throughout
the whole State. Stephen A. douglas Is to
speak at ttatva Saturday evening, and John
]. Rinaker las been secured for Thursday at
Grecnvillc, Bond County. Letters were re-
celvcd from Winchester, Scott County, ,show-
INK splendid prospects for the Whole Nepub.
lean ticket FroM Cnrrollton, Greene COun-
ty, coma letters stutIng TINT oven In this DEM
ocratic stronghold the Republicans nre INK
Ing heavy gnins, md will push m nggrcs-
RlVe campaign. In East st. Louis, New
burnside, Woodhu1l, Armstrong, Rantonl,
chester, strong Garfictd md Arthur clubs
wcro organized Saturday with great entl1,,sl-
nsin. Tho coloreh population art. organizing
enthusiastic and strong clubs III CRrbontln!c,
Cnhokia, Brooklyn, and East CNronuetet, the
organizations III golie cnseB Numbering. GO0
Iii Cambridge, where there Is q club with 200
members. tile SwGles are taking pnrt III tho
CANVASS nli1 Joining clubs throughout Henry
County. Knnknkce County was ono Of tho
most actlve and earliest ii. the Held. Only
three townships arc without distinct .orgntl-
izationB. Before the end OF the week over
1000 uniformed torcfl-bearers will be III the
field.
, 1880-08-11
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


GENEAtA-L NEWS
s,---,-
D1sror VA1f, Of Topeka. kas., is at tho pa'
ellie. n.... ;, ,,n,,...n,, >, g. 7,,,,,, :. ~ .,o
JoitN u. hsSpshaoS' OF 81 lou's' IL ~ tne
'nelle. ,,.,.., :. ,,..,, -, , =, !, :. a.,
c,.,'..s' "oa,N o. ~ vi" y" '"~' - ="
sherman:
sherma''. ,r,. T., a..
sear,,n :" ~, ,''e'ASD' u 1App'''o'' "'' 40 A' ''
0uus', 1,.nnr cu,n,r. F. 1nvr, O, plaecrv,c, cal,
IS at tho fremont. >, y.,. ,,<u -, ID
,cas,nrnd ot ti,o re,ncr q, er' ~" hoN " ~
1,...s, -, ,,a,r,,.,..,,,,r ~ penstons,
Washington, is at tho Trctnunt.
c.rr. " N, runws or tho Tabor LYRht Cnv-
airy, 1cadvlo, IL nj tho Palmer.
CltAnIEs d. 1'EcK, Hcnural Manager, and L. Z.
sntvcy, Gcnornl Freight Agent, Of tho Chicago
{; Grand Trunk llailrond, uro nt tho fremont.
hn1o-oEs =. H. r. rEnns and Co.. f. ", ,s,as sm1.n
U. s. A.. nrc at tho IA ctsae on thgr why lsast OH
9s!al ,ss,! wy business They Will visit wa'h'nRs0" on
Rss sess,sTSS k,T%0o S %o 'os ' s xeses
1notr!ng on their way homo from tho NO" iofS
co''fercnce'' 80.
waa staric1 @ yestertiay av letwean chIego nnd it.
Louis md MI Intermediate statlons. tho morn
ing malt .r'',a 'eases III ',oo a''a.
or:r q TLA no JncSso HailroaI d md Gnarss T.
"Pu''' u o. i"'4'' ''''''o 'o"et Y Nv '-
Ihc temperature ID myGsts;tsny' ~ oossTvuM ,,.H "
,"tIit Mafs otsea; ;',s W % ~ v ,nns. If, M ~
IL M y; r: n', q: III 2 m's 'S' naFoh'c'e''
H. f''. s.4'' D. ILL., 1''o4'
GmAGs SS; Gnt n,1 an "a SS "m ~ I'm NJ
s"wn Do su u x!:%esy s " Sasat' tho drlysse whIch
1aee. &c.,. :, uo,, ,,,.o, =, :, .oot ,,ruo 1,r M
3n ina sfcGt i!tle wa1 M nseroo rec tGc Gy cl ~ ~
NV yes1eI9Ay htleri%t!. % ~ "na ~ Wnpti, f.i,r
ree M Sss s Ss ssS oace seat To- 70 his ho,ae. No. Isl
lniana street.
TIE Memorial League and building Association
Tu!,nsr M li1,;se, l., q. Tcrsc il. tho chrIr Thu
Ammsc,lunt @ CommIttce reportetia partlnl list Or
Considerable ] d routno u @ business was tnnsMetei,
I; '!], ts % I,;setSE adjourned until tho
h.,,,,,u od..,,,oa THAR
prtss s po oses & s u @ a nSs
spcetors ere nosses} hc , mect,ng &c @ M4mMs W. M
sDenx Se IN WSb e Wo sfaS no q
1ay, md Is y follows: Sixteen l. cents rsr os looe
fsS' ~ " 9' ot u gSha y X 70 ccnas
4cents for lath, instcad VI oonts'
tcry w1s nto IL u ncroisy r % attonde.l Sy tho
C.u'.h ca Stcnb"n s r. tine' WiIliaIi Lock. Join
ltesrs, ' san'aoi lieeehcr, r \. i,ryan. i: j..
MnrkHnin,,Tf. 4. H. CtInint. tGcorro Wuoinrd
A. MnNiiist,:r. Jnmcs nc Killer. n. +. Haske!l, and
Others. Tie Rov. Sir. ilrlst1 OF tho Wabash
tt,p services III Il very impressive mnnnur. The
, 1880-08-11

GnULn-At Hannibal, No., Aug: !. hIn. D.. Could,
aged II years. Hhp The Nlfo Of Charles T. 4. 0uuld
~ fona IL a Lto tw IN Sn1 paue,s
ple4xN lotcp,
BPAIN-Auz. q. Francis Josoph Spain. infant OF
Innsfai. T6ar.asJ, AVE. II fron ~ wsst Four
tsanth.sL, by cars IL Cxly1ry Cemetery.
.TlIoAAH-At the residences OF her daughter. Mr1
J.. 4. Hust, 0f pukAGvn. M!Sh.. On Monhay. Auy.
MrA Laura rhoMns, Eaict ut tho Lutte Dr. lhl1ndcr IL
, 1880-08-11

CENTRAL GARFIELD CLUB
A meeting OF tho Central Garfield and
Arthur Club Of Cook County was held III
Room 80 Palmer House, Mr.. Washington
Hcsing In the chair. Representatives wcre,
present from nearly every ward in the city.
The Chair stated that the meeting had been
called by tho Executive Committee with
view Of porfecting some p!an Of organization
for tho county. It WIS designed, to discover
formed; to consult as to the ilnmt!edinte
formation Of clubs IN tho varto,ts wards j.,
The seeretary. Mr Yam Gleayo ,Was then then
asked to Tad the list or Warfs sfaK wero %thar
wise. It was shown that In ncnrly half the
tlon was imperfect: :,
The Galr urged upon al present, t, tho Pa. al.
respective wards to curry out the object OF
the meeting. 1lu suggested that organization
should DO perfected betWccn loW and tho
week after next, and TINT every club report
Mr.. ReltsneIdor, of tho Fiftl,! Ward, in the
course Of Il general talk upon the Hclcme Of
organization, said he thought nifalrs were
becoming s9iaewlAt in ; miXed They we're Ea IN
There were precinct clubs, young mcn's
clubs, etc, lie wanted to know II cnch of these
c1ubs were working independently, or
whether they wero. responsible to any par
THO speaker was satisfied on: this point.
These various clubs, said the Chair, were re-
sponslble to tho Coutral COMMITTEES, Tho
State Central Committee had tho manage
ss some S tas al eSt arose Oh tic formation Of young
men's clubs, II the course OF which Nj.
ful, Thoy did not care to come Into contro-
juvenile clement was essential, h thought,
and they could only DO H1t Into the swing by
, 1880-08-11

CinGu1T CouK1-Michasl nrand ct al. '. Gott-
lleI and ChrIstoph Bchmllt, 'sA7n6o.-samQ v.
Itnocrt i!a!se, sl.lme9.1%Jamea l.l % = Ylofery Y:
,Owsley vs.. Conrlui Bchnnli, $ld7.G0.
, 1880-08-11
SUBURBAN..

ENULHWNOU-
The annual appropriation Of tho Doarl Of
Education Ut District No. y which was made ut
tbG last meeting Ia x10.1o0 for tho payment OF
, 1880-08-11
DEATHS.

Iana<s: Orr hlghoat artists In dcnt!strys Tho
McChoanoy's hsy0ud doubt. though but u a Bot-
, 1880-08-11
the new YORK CANALS

IHE NEW 1UFiK CRHALS.
ALnANy. N. y, AUX. t0,-The tolls col
lectcl Oh the articles named to Aug. were !:
Wheat 8l77,os; corn, S1a4,a1o; boards and
scantllng, 1000; all other articles, SUE ,37A
, 1880-08-11

Mothers, Qs q delightful sanitary measure
always ordor tho Cutirura Aedtclnal aoap.
, 1880-08-11

Day tho Improved Howe Beales. Borden
Bellook g. Co., Agents, OF Lake street,
, 1880-08-11

buck 4 itayueFs Moth Powder deskoya roaoh-
es, lpns, tlica, Asl boubugs.
, 1880-08-11

ThomAa. Of Heft aand Lake, ReptesIanr e.,,..,.
r., in ihe 18th year us toT Ego. ""u"9, NJ
MyltlNs-At 1u North Ada-at. nonns Mn,,,
funeini from h!a leto rcadence, Th,rsdnv A.. :.
a. II Dcl0ck By cnFrtaR0s 70 1t EonnElii'Ss iHKI
vltd0 to MttSnd, ~ 3ena'l{ lh%
m Toronto tontl papora please cory,
sna Icnna o ia Sgn ts. Il infsn. a
Fnncrnl wednesday, AME u. nt II O'clock Yn,m ,..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-11
Wall Street rO.dav.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Posts financia, arti-
Gle to-day says" The stock exchange markets
are less active than yesterday. L. :. bonds are
lllm, as are also choice railroad Investments
In the stock market the position of the leading
speculatorS is still "builiSh,' although the mar
ket has not to-day been so continuously strong
as IL was for several days up to yesterday after
nocn IL Is natural, even If there is TO be rising
market. that there should be a greater reaction
than there has yet been since yesterday.
In the first fifteen minutes the leading stocks
declined 4 al per cent. but before the first board
prices again began TO advance. and by 1l:30
prices had risen Ea213 per cent. the latter
Western Union Telegraph, This was followed
Dy decl1ne OF lsaljs per cent, and this by All
advasce OF 1saE. A great many stocks
were sold yesterday both for "long'
aud d" short +" accounts, and there is un-
doubtedly disappointment that prices
have leceded so little; In fact for some
stocks the higher prices since the upward turn
have teen made to-day notably Western Union,
which has sold as high as 1895. The stock Is
forced up by the report that arrange
ments are as good as made for taking
IN the American Union next autumn
Whether this is more than stock 1obbing de-
vice time will show. The other active stocks
have been Houston & Texas, Erie, Pacific Mail
Wabash, Milwaukee d st Paul and the coal
stocks. The quotation for Rock Island is for
the new stock, which Ii Is assumed Will buy {
per cent annual dividends. Money on call is 2
and 31G per cent. according to collateral Time
loans are 2a4H per cent Prime merCan-
Tile paper is 4e5 per cent.
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Society Notes.

The annual graduating ball Of the cadets, last
night, concluded the exercises of the Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, for the present term.
The ballroom was handsomely decorated, and
beauty and fashion ruled the hour. A large
number Of visitors from washington were pres
ent, including the Secretary OF the Navy,
Postmaster General Key Gen. and Mrs. French,
James L. Delano and others. Rear Admiral
Balcb. superintendent of the Academy, was also
pre- sent. Cadet Midshipman Blowe and Mrs
Lieut.. Jasper received the guests. The ball
continued until O'Clock this morning.
The Brazilian Minister and Nine. BOrges have
leased the house on Lafayette Square which
Representative Newberry and family have been
occupying. They will take possession next
Monday, intending to keep the house through
next winter.
Mrs. Jean Davenport Lander will leave the
city to- morrow for New York and Will sail for
Europe next Wednesday, the 10th inst. She
will attend the Passion Play at Ober Ammer-
gau.
Mrs. Oge Tayloe Will start for Newport next
week, where She will occupy cottage with her
nephew. Mr.. Payne. and his family, during the
summer.-Mrs. Merrick, of Maryland, for
merly Miss Wickliffe,) spent yesterday in the
city, but will return home tO-day.-Mr. Rich
ard T. Merrick and family are at their residence
here. He is improving in health.-Lieut.
Fitch, U. s. N, is at the Riggs House with his
bride
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DEVELOPMENT OP RUSSIAN RESoCRCES-Mr
Wharton Barker, the Philadelphia banker, who
acted as agent OF the Russian government fn
the construction OF the Russian cruisers has
had certain concessions made to him by tha;
resources OF Russia This includes the opening
up OF coal mines In southern Russia; the con-
struction OF a railway system from Southern
Russia TO the Sea OF AZov, the establishment OF
vast shipping port on that sea similar t.
odessa On the Black Sea, the erection OF works
for the manufacturing of Bessemer steel rails,
merchant iron and agricultural implements, the
development OF vast grain producing terri
tory and the opening OF from mines OF unlimiu-
cd capacity. He will sail next "wednesday, with
a party OF experts, going directly to Southern
Russia TO inspect the ground