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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-10
DnoposALs FOR STATIONERY.


- WAsmNaroN Juno 4, 1880.
sen led PROPOSALS, addressed 10 the Secretary
Qftho Navy, for furnishing Stationery for the Navy
department, and Bureaus and Offices thereof 10
Washington. during the fiscal year cndng June ~,
8s Will be received until ~ O'Clock III. OF the 10Th
Of June.
Proposals must lie submitted on the forms fur
nshei by the Department, with the guarantee and
therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business IN
washington, or who have not supply depot In SUCH
city, viii not he considered.
Tie schedule embraces two general classes: lSt,
Paper at Envelopes "a. Miscellaneous Articles
ana the contract VIII be awarded In the whole or by
classes as mry be considered the more advantageous
TO the Government
The Department reserves tho right to require a
greater or less quantity OF any article in the schedule
Than That specified as the wants of the same may
require.
The s.ticlcs will be called Tor from time to time
rs needed, a,. must be In accordance with the
schedule, and satisfactory TO the head Of the office
or bureau for which required; must be delivered
WITHOUT unnecessary delay and ut the expense OF
me contractors In default OF any of which reqS,re-
ments The Department reserves the right to pur-
chase the articles elsewhere, or annul the contract
IN whole or In part, and will hold The contractors
responsible for any additional expense 1t may incur
thereby.
The Department reserves the right to waive defects
ana 10 re eCt any all bids
Bills properly approved, accrung under the con-
r. w. THOMPSON,
teI-ltnw4w Secretary of the Navy.
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FOR STATIONERY.


WAN DEPARTMENT.. |
WASHINGTON CRY, May &c. 1880.
SEALED PROF AIS, in duplicate. addressed 10
tine Secretary OF War, viii he received ut this Depart
meht until II o'clock noon, on FRIDAY, the 25th
day Of JUNE, 1850, for supplying the STATIONERY
fOr the War Department and us bureaus for the fis
cal year ending June 80 1884, No bids viii be consid
cred that not scaled and marked the outside of
the envelope "Proposa for Stationery" No bids
will be received after ~ o'clock sharp.
A detailed schedule of the articles required and
blank form of proposal Will be furnished uppca-
uou to the Chief Clerk OF the War DEPARTMENT.
The stationery must be OF the best quality. Sam
pies must accompany each bid and be fully equal 10
standard samples OH file.
The successful bidder will be required TO give bond
With approved sureties In the of sOU0 for the
faithful nlhllment Of the contract and the Depart
incnt will reserve the right 10 order the articles ut such
tiRles und In such Quantities us II may deem proper
aud TO increase diminish the quantity stated In the
schedule.
Articles not named in the schedule are to be fur
nehed ut the option of the Department at the lowest
market price. ALkN. RAMSEY,
ieJ-!0-l7 Secretary OF War.
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PROPOHALS.
DRopoaALss Fon IuMnrn.


NAVY PAY OFFTUFt [
WlsutSaToH, ID. o., Juue 7. 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate. TO be In
dorsed Proposals for Lumber" will be received at
this office nii ~ M the iih day OF June for the be-
low described lumber. TO be deliver, at tie navy
YARD, Washington. ID. c. free OF any expense 10 tte
VIZ.
Bureau Yards and Docks:
l0O00 feet D. NJ White Pine ~ No. I, from IL TO Is
ieet wide, not less than 10 feet long 80
1000 feet b. NJ White Pine, g. No. I, from II 10 IS
iest wide, not less than l6 feet long. . 3,
oSiOl iect II. NJ. White Pine, ~, common Culls'
1000 feet d. NJ. Virginia yellow Pine AKA 10 feet
5,dOo feet D. NJ. Georgia yellow Pine Timber 12xl2,
20 10 10 feet long,
For Immediate use"
All OF the above Timber to be well seasoned and OF
the host quality OF its KIND.
me right reserved TO reject ANY or all bids Should
" pc considered to the interest or tile Government
10 40 70. Blank forms Tor bids at this Office;
$500. j. ADAMS SMITH,
je3-2t PAY Ireiector II 81 Navy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
cardeid and Arthur tho Peoples cholo


PIRsr CANrAIGN soSG BYE. widows
INC i"when Johnny Comes Marching Home.
Garfield now the peoples choice.
Ifurrahi hurf0hl
They all proclaim It with one voice,
Hurrahl hurr0hl
Our stardGrd-bearcr he will be,
To lead us OIL 70 victory,
We Will all vote solid for him,
He is the peoples choice.
Our stalwart men did all agree,
Hurrnhl hurrahl
They would support the nominee,
Hurrahl hurrah!
And Garfield will our leader DO
To lead us on TO victory,
We will all vote solid for him.
lie is the peoples choice.
Our Garfield and our Arthur will.
Hurruh! hurrah!
BE strong enough 20 fill tho bill,
Hurrah hurrnhl
Together they will lead us on
Untl the victory II won,
We will all vote solid for them
They arc the peoples choice.
Ohio's son shall lead the van,
Hurrdhl huruhl
And New York's son shall follow on,
Hurrahl hnrrahl
While hand IN hand wen march along
And gather in the mighty tlrrong,
And all vote solid for them.
They are the peoples choice.
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greater Accomplishments. why, of course"
answered the clerk; don't you see IL hasn't
any postage paid2" In n tone of utter con-
tempt for the man who would not forward
letter to woman, paid or unpaid. tho miner
said Give me some stamps 1t was done;
he carefully stuck stamps on al letters in the
gender TO make sure that IL would go all right,
and stalkod out Of the Office with the conclul-
ing ronark hurled at the head Of the aston
ished Pine Pinto: Strikes mo there's some
id mean people in this town /"
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One of those rough clad, blg.heartod miners
who come into Santa Fo occasionally to lay in
a supply of grub, stepped into tho postofco
yesterday afternoon, aud seeing In the window
three letters held for postage, picked ono up,
aud locking at the address, said in tone OF
great astonishmont; "Why, this letter is 70,
y lady in Denver p "Yes,n said the clerk
And you are holding il hore p in tone oil
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

- May Il. 1880. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partmeut until ~ O'Clock m MONDAY, June H.
1880 for furnishing Stationery for the Department OF
the Interior during the fiscal year ending June 80
ISL
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto, will be furnished on application to
this Department
Proposals must be addressed TO tho Secretary OF the
Interior, and lndorsed Proposals for Stationery"
No contrdcL ,rH be d,cdred under his advertisement
until appropriation ShdU hare been made on Con-
gresS for The purchase 81 NE stationery required
C. SCHURZ
NIL ,f6t-St Secretary.
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DnoposAIs FOR srAr1oNEnY.

CLERK's OPTICS. HOUSE or RVS. U, g.,
WAsItiSgroN. ID. @ June 4, 1890.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
Office until Il o'clock MI TUESDAY, July G. 1880, for
Representatives
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
ana qualify OF cnc article aud the form ofbond to be
syned by the bidder aud suretles, VIII be furnished
on application NJ this Office.
PROPOSALS should be Endorsed Proposal for sta
uonery" ana addressed TO George NJ. hdams Clerk
OF House OF llepres entatvcs United States
,... GEORGE NJ. ADAMS,
leL-lhwlw Clerk Of House Of Reps, u. 3.
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To lake efIeCt
SUNDAY, MAY ~, 1881, AT 100 p, NJ

10 take elect
SUNDAY, MAY ~, 1850, AT 100 p, M
AN. Leave Washington:
O;55--tBALTIMORE EXPKlisS
oi65-Baltinorc, Annapolis. and Way. piedmont,
stra;burg, Winchsster, ITagerStOwn Frederick
and Way, via Relay
s'Si,G;SlAuNToN AND virginia SPRINGS EX'
No5INEW YORK, PHILApELPHlA. BOSTON
AND BALTiabRE EXpHIss. Psrior car RIO to
New York and Phlladalphia
e00-tOn Sunday only-Baltmore, Annapolis and
0o-tsT. LOUIS. CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
town, and ut Point Of II, cks Tor FL eierck and
salc sa s's 30 @ sTS S sd d a
INN Grafton &c S9nGpsSy dE eNsep; sauT paSc,
burg, College, Beitsyille, Laurel Annapolis june
lion. Jessup's. and Hanover
i2i0-Baltimore. Annapolis Encott City. and Way.
ljs5- BALI IMOkk AM LAUREL kXPkk2Ss,
2:ooT me " YORK YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND bos
S8o-Baitimore aud way stations winchester
80. FredGrGk, HayerSi Sc and NAY; via Relny)
REL ExPRE aadsIek VIA Rcay E soSs
at Annapolis junction.
esssr and an %sv Stations Ion SHndSS 10 POINT
Of Rocks and Way Stations only.l
A HS aS
PsRInfg SfgE Il fhSk And SnEE BALTIMORE Elk
6;Oi-Point of Rocks aud Way stations.
s5 sRa N Sf.s!9ps EXPRESS
gSO-tS1. LOUIS, CINCINNATI AND PITTS
BURG EXPRESS plttsburE except sunday)
Sleeping cars to IT. Louis and P!;sburg.
0.Si-1BALIlMoRE, BLADENSBUH AND LAU-
REL ENPRFS- lid
YORK, PHILApELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS Sleeping car to
New York, and special sleeping car to Philadel-
phlu.
tDniiy. ,sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All Trains stopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station. and GOi SO
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where ordcra Will be taken for Baggage 10 DO
checked and received al any point ~ the Guy;
W. M. CLEMENTS
Master OF Transportation
GEO, 8. kOONIH General Agent
L. NJ, COLE, General Ticket Agent
O. X lord. General Passenger Agent,
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FREE ADVERTISING. q
M q & I'll n R G IL :
Advertisement under tho head OF
80 A NlrIfn Enn nEN1 dlt.

WANTED, TOR NENT, DC,
OF acceptable nature aud not 10 exceed four lnos
our third page, are free to oil.
No Business Advert sements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements Inserted IN this column at
i've cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail TO come the first tine we invite
second, third, or Us many repetitons
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
veriisers TO oe that they are not imposing on Us, but
are dolng us favor by using Our nee columns, we
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through tho
postoicc II initials used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person, firm postolilce box,
No frec advertisements taken after o'clock y. m,
Advertisements be lelt ~ our Office or sent
through the mall 10
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, PRINTING co.
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.

SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Proposals for
supplies viii be received at the bureau OF Medicine
and Surgery, Navy Department, Washington, ID, c.
until ~ o'clock THURSDAY, Juno II. Tor supplying
the Naval Hospital, Washington y; O., with Meats,
Vegetables, Groceries and MISCELLANEOUS articles
during the fiscal year ending June ~ 1881
Blanks for proposals and full Information will be
furnished by tie Bureau. -
PHILIP q. WALES,
je5-.taw.4t geOn-t;eneral u. Is. Navy.
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GREAT
1880

PENNSN lVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
spLENb hfS sdhNhY yM 2 GEf HE Equlr
TRAINS LEAVE WAshiHaiioN, from Depot. cor
For Pttsburg and the West sUUa M. wlth Parlor Cur
TO Pusburg ANA slreping or 70 Ch'cago 1910 e.
TO Cincinnati 81. Louis and Chicago 74O n M
daiiy, with IN Palace Car t, 70 Chicago.
For CaHendaiguR Rochester, Buifslo Niagara Falls
and the North, at So a. IN. daily, except sunday
$40 p. IN. daily, except Saturday with Palace Cara
For WiiiiHfnspSrt, Lock Haven and ElIhha, at 1910
" m daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, $40 M, .; OAud 1900 D.
Limited Express Of Pullman PRrIor Cars $50 a. m.
For nrool;iyn, New YSfs, all through trains connect
y! Jersey Sity with 6osg OF "BTooE li Annex
ing donS 1 srTisso aeross New York ' ey "Vo
For Philadelphia - m,, 40. $40 and 1900 r. M
,,t 4n sunday, $50 and l'9o p m:,,, e,,,,o,,
For baltimore, 6;t ou,, $50, lU4D H. m, ana $50,
5o ~ IS 70 az w, 7.t ?; 5 m ,o, On sunday
For ropes creek Line. G'lu q. M and 40 p ILL., daily
For Annapolis $40 a. m. and 40 D. daily, except
Al. liX4 NDRIA AND FREpERIcKsBURa RAIL-
NY 1s5 AND n ,5 AnhAtiXAN DRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria Z $40, 0, II a. mi 40. $40 3d.
and 1850 p IN. On Sunday, z, Vani Ia m, and
For. Richmond and the South, 700 a H. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, q, s. 10 q.
n, 100 p sna y p N. and y midnight
oommodatlona can be procured NJ the otces-nortll-
east corner Of Ihirteenth street and Pennsylyania
wanna avenue and at the depot where orders can DO
lsn for the eheekng OF baggage TO destination from
-''''' Il. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
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MHIfRIED,

NOLDS-COWLING-On June S, at the Yer
mont avenue Christian church, 10y the Rev. f.. ID.
Powers, g. LkslIE REYSoLDs TO FRANCES \. Cow
LING both OF Washington, ID. G.
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Erie ......,..u.... 3T5z Huston q Texas. SO
Do preierred.... 5giS Boost. Airline pref 43If
Northwestern 49,. % Western Uniou.... g0A
DO preierred..... 1927 A. e. Z. Tol........ s9H
st. Paul. .....,.... 7Jl5 Pacific Mail...... 2gg<
DO prcfetred... 1O2 Adams Express. .. III
ST. Paul q Mimi. b0t5 Wells. Fargo..,.... 1tGiS
50. Z. &Sioux City. dOl% Amerlcau.......... bjt{
DO preferred 80. ~ United states...... 10
Del. & Lack 49,. M Canton. ......... Al
Morris & Essex.... 1917 Consolidated Coal 10
Del. & liudson.... 60 Quicksilver .......
n ]. Central ...... C3J6 DO preferred 90. 81
Reading. u......., 2iM Mariposa LGnd.,.. >
Ohio Il Niss4...... 2sS{ DO preferrcd .. ~
DO preferred. %. M ButrO Iuunel.... ~
Ches. Il Ohio ..... 17sS CaribOn...........
Mobile q OhiO... 1917 Leadvillc ....... ~
Cleveland Coi...., GglS Cen. Arfz. Min. Co. 6B
C.. c. 81. C....... AZ
FOhered.
sUB-TREAsURY BALANCES,
..... $50 li0,2N
NulltuSy 6bJl,lN
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IRA VEKERS' GUIDE,

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST
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HALL-on Monday, June :, 1850. at 1870 q. M. DR.
JANIS q. HALL, Ia the 18th year Of his age.
Funeral Will be held Ia the Church of the
Epiphany on Thursday the IOtL Instant 10 o'clock
n,
Baltimore sun will please copy jes.3t
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONARY.

PosroFFIcE DEPARTMENT., !
May 10, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until IL o'clock m, on THURSDAY, JUNE
IL, 1880 for furnishing Stationery for the Posoce De-
pariment for one year from July /, 1850.
Blank forms of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto will be furnished on application TO
this Department.
Proposals should be addressed to the First Assistant
Postmas,er.Gcneral aud Endorsed proposals for Sta.
tonery. D. N. KEY,
ml9-iaw4w Postmaster. General.
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old.'''''.''s.,..,..,..... $50 6i02T
currency S,59lid
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LOST.

q e REWAnp.-Lost at city postotIice, or on way
NpO 10 B n depot. Mt 1850 O'Clock last night
(Wcdnesdny), n red-covered memorandum bo with
cards ofSntro & Newnark. N Y, Inside; OF no value
10 any but owner. Return ut once TO NJ GUS
DoRL t"s dry.goods store. ~ Seventh st NV. I
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XXI TENTH ST, nicely furnished rooms, with
price per month. ia
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PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT, l
May 10, 1850. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-10

EuRNIslIED suite of front rooms, mod impr
Eleventh and q sts n w. 10.
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A NICElH-FURNISITED room, near the capitol
IN for one or TWO gentlemen, With or without board
In private family with use OF bath.rt ON on the
same floor, Apply at No. 2S7 First slse. jos
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VDLEASANF front room, furnished or unfinished
a ls2l Ninth ST II WI midlled-aged lady preferred
references Je
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-21
Sitting Bulls Repentance.
THE SIOUX CHIEF WILLING TO SURRENDER
The following dispatches have been forwarded

TIE SIOUX CHIEF WILLING TO SURRENDER.
The following dispatches have been forwarded
to the War department:
FORT BUFoRD, Oct. Is, 1880.
To Assistant 4djutaHt General, Department OF
Dakota, ST. Paul, Ainnesotd:
Major Ilges, 5th Infantry, tells me he met
Bulls camp-the same one Miles sent out to
demand Sitting Bulls surrender-who told him
be brought word from Sitting Bull that he was
willing to surrender; cid not want the troops to
move against him, but wanted little more
time, and he would then come In. He said Sit
ting Bull was influenced ia this determination
by recent adviceS he had received from the
Queen or British. This would seem to corrobo-
rate Allison's statement.
(Signed) BRoTHERTON, Commanding.
THE CONDITIONS ON WHICH HE WILL BE RE-
CEIvED.
headquarters Department or DIk0td,l
81. PAM, Oct. IS, 1880.
To Major W. H. BrOt'eTtOn, Fort Bttf0rd, d. T. !:
You can send Allison out to try to bring Sit
ting Bull In, but If you DO it you must do 1t a.
once, and with all speed. Allison can tell Sit.
ting Bull that his surrender at your post Will
be accepted; but he must be careful to offer him
none but the old terms, that Is to say: SubmtS-
and ponies; the ponies surrendered TO be sold
and the proceeds to be invested In cattle for us
or the Indians. The Indians themselves TO go
ultimately to whichever OF the Sioux agencie
the government may assign them. If necessary
AllisCn can tell him that the troops Will Inoys.
In force against him Ii he does not surrender.
By command or General Terry.
(SIgneG,) SMITH
Captain and 4. u. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-21
Political Notes.

TNOtCSs
The following additional congressional nomI
nations have been made: Peter FL. Van Auken,
Gem., 26Ih New York; e. Kirk Hart. dem, 3lst
New York; VIM. E. Robinson, dem, I'd New
York.
Congressman Beale, of Va, passed through
the city to-day. He does not think the read
juSterS In Virginia can possibly carry more than
two congressional districts, and he does not
concede them even two, but thtnks they have
only chance for two.
Truth, the new democratic paper in New
York. demands the withdrawal of Mr.. Grace as
tEe CANDIDATE or that party for mayor Of the
city because, as 1t alleges, his running win cost
the democracy OF that state from 90 00o to 80 O0o
votes.
Gen. Grant unexpectedly appeared at re.
publican meeting in Cooper Institute, New
York, last evening, and was greeted with great
enthusiasm. A voice cried out, '1S8I" aud the
applause was dearening.
Two hundred and fifty colored men from
Cleveland. Ohio visited Gen. Garfield az Me :
tor yesterday, and he made them speech in
resi- OK to their address, dwelling on the resn 8
Vi the war and the record OF Tie republic n
party In that connection.
Inc letter that appeared yesterday In Ne "
t nork paper styled T-ttl purporting to be writ
anu SnIch he, yesterday. characterized as "a
stupid forgery" Is as follows:
lPersonal and CONFIDENTIAL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, !
DRAR SIR: Yours in relation to the Chinese
problen came duly to hand. 1 take 1t that the
aa,o question 1d OF employees Is only question OF
or companies have the right to buy labor where
tfey can get 1t the cheapest We have q treaty
with the chinese government which should be
relgously kept until its provisions are aOrogated
by the sctlon OF the general government, and
am not prepared TO say that it should be abro-
gated until our great manufacturing interests
are conserved In the matter OF labor.
Very truly yours
j. A. GARFIELD.
To H. I. MoRJY, Employers Union, Lynn, Mass
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TIE WESTERN RAILROAD WAR.
keeniug lid the Fight.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-Ihe railroad war lose
nothing in activity. The Wabash made q 81
cent rate to ST. Louis yesterday. which neither
the IllinOis Central or Alton roads would meet
AT this rate the Wabash must pay at least 30
cents (bridge toiN Tor each passenger Is secures
The announcement or the Alton road that iE
would give cheap rates from Kansas city and
st. Louis TO the principal cities OF the east
seems to have caused something OF a panic
among the Wabash officials for they have
utterly refused 10 meet the reduction. The
Alton rate is on the basis OF Ss.25 from ST Louis
or Kansas city 10 New York. The previous rate
has been $3.50. Among other cities which are
benefited by the Atoms reduction are
Roston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Columbus,
CrestliEe, Dayton, Wheeling. Louisville,
Washington. Buffalo and Detroit. The
New York meeting OF presidents
telegraphed yesterday TO discontinue the sale OF
unlimited tickets, but this had been already
done. The Alton road, which seems TO be fore
ing the fight which was forced upon 1t, claims
that 1t Can continue its present gait indefi.
nitely, as its business has Increased so largely
that it loses little or nothing, and that two
eastern lines have offered to pro rate with them
in their CUT to eastern cities II this should b
accepted and the cutting east go on It is Diff
cult 10 see how other eastern roads could keep
out OF tic fight 1t is understood that the Wa
bash is ready to declare truce on any reason
able basis, and whenever such intention Is an
nounced the fight will probably stop.
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Death Of a Veteran Journalist.

NEWARK N. j., Oct 2l.-Wn. Burnett Kinney,
senior PROPRIETOR of the Newark Daily AdUeT-
User. died in New York city early this mornin
aged 81 years. He was OF New jersey revolu-
tionary ancestors, and was born In Morris
county. AFTER studying law In 1920 he bee me
editor of the New Jersey Eagle, weekly pape
and about 1895 editor Of the Advertiser and pro.
prietor soon after. In 1S43 he was an unsuc-
was appointed minister to Sardinia, and after
serving his full term retired to Florence, where
he lived until 1865, since which time he has
restded In and about Newark. He was twice
married, his second wife, who survives him,
being sister of VIM. E. Dodge, OF New YORK.