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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13
ruE Drnoc.ArlC lsrAnY.

The campaign is over. but some Of
the rascalities connected with Il are not
through with yet, and the Democratic
leaders find themselves in rather Of an
u%nenviabls scrape regarding that Morsy
letter forgery. They took up q very
dirty job and got their hands badly de-
fled. Most eagerly are they now striv-
ing to wash their hands Of II. but find
1t not easy to do. The investigation is
being earnestly and actively pushed for
ward, and two or three days ago General
Garfield said: "Grsat a. our victory Is,
I believe that tho forged Morey letter
cost us all the Northern States that we
lost. do not intend to let up on those
rascals until they are punished to the
full extent Of the law"
The Democratic National Committee
made q statement regarding the matter,
trying to sIculpsts themselves and throw
all the blame apon Hart. the publisher
OF Truth. The fact, however. still re-
mains that the committee graspsd at
that infamous forgery with overwsenins
sassrness. Immediately and Unanimously
pronounced 1t genuine. and industriously
flooded the whole country with it. They
had plenty OF time to telegraph to the
Pacific coast before Il reached here that
IL was pronounced . forgery BY Garfield
himself. BY experts and others. but they
did not do so. They culpsbly resolved
not to do simple justice in the matter
until II should be too late. Their eI-
PLANTATION at this time is too thin. Even
the New York Democratic papers now
come out sqssrsly in condemnation Of
the miserable, ysnal fraud. and the
World hopes that iii any wrong act
has been committed anywhere, that the
authorities will prosecute the offenders
without fear or favor. and without q view
to merely partisan effects"
And now. cannot the Democratic pa.
psrs Of this section. where tho most
harm has been done by the forgery, be
as honest and Arm in the demand for q
thorough investigation. And yet none
seem to fear or try to avoid such inves.
tisation but the Democracy. LET no
guilty man escape"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13
SARAH BEaHHARpT.
A Much.Punsd and Greatly over.
Estimated Actress.


far'' Le"''
On the occasion OF ner nfst appear
ance in the new play. l was informed
on applying at the oox once OF the inca
ter. that the seats for The nrst perform.
ance were reserved Tor the critics princi.
pally. but that by Watching Toe papers
could see the second evening advertised
aud that by coming early 1 could ssour
the best seats. They are ooiiged 10 ad'
v~ertise on the morning preceding the
evening che would appear, as being very
capricious, she played emily when b
felt 30 inclined. Inc tneater nad COM
pany In reserve to play tho nights when
she would not.
The morning following the hrst repre-
aentstion, II was announced that Mile.
Bernhard had broken her contract and
refused to play again. because the critics,
instead Of prsisinR. had condemned her.
to which she would not submit.
Being DESTROYS OF seeing her, and
learning that she was to appear at the
Gsiety In London, I resolved to 90 to
London. I procured tickets for "Adri-
.pne Lecouyreur," in which she 10 to
make her debut in New York. We were
| bitterly disappointed In her. She IN
not be fayorably compared with Nine.
| Modisska in the same rsls. She 10 not
pretty. her only attractions being her
sweet and melodious voice and beautiful
hair, She has q Jewish cast OF features;
abe il angular and thin TO emaoiation.
| Upon this she seems to pride herself.
and dresses in Q manner to intensity 1t.
wearing i'll. fitting and clingipg garments,
wide, flowing sleeves, and immense
ruches, called the "Bernhardt," now the
rage In Paris.
She "mskes up" in an unbeooming
and inartistio style. paints her eyes Of.
fectively. but spoils this by rouRing the
upper lips also her cheeks from directly
under the eyes to her neck.
Her ~elocution IL fne, but her art shows
schooling rather than genius. To DO .
true artistic one must feel the character
n impersonatss, and this Mile. Bern
hardt fails to do. She seems cold. and
at times mechanical. She 10 ever Sarah
Bernhardt, forgetting self, and
acting. not for art, but rather for the
applause OF her audience. She only
approaches greatness In the last two acts
lin the scene with the Princess. when
both discover they have the same lover
and are rivals, and In the death scene.
She cannot rouse n to enthusiasm or
move one to sympathy. One remembers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

Irving has made another great hit In
''The Corsican Brothers," which was
produced at the Lycsum. London. on
the 18th OF September. Crowds were In
line through the night before. a. with
the Beruhardt tickets here, waiting the
opening OF the box sfics. Boucicault
nrst introduced the play on the English
stage in 1852. for Charles Ksan. Alfred
wigan playing Chateau Remand. They
used to practice every day for months
before in Angeles fencing school. In st.
James street. Sala says the story 10
based on an incident in the career OF .
person still living. Two years ago be
met at dinner in Paris the veritabls and
genuine Corsiosn brother. and heard him
relate, with dramatic effect, the strange
chain OF events in bis own life on which
the drama 10 founded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

And now that the campaign is over.
the result 10 a grand triumphant viudi.
cation by the American people Of the
character Of James A. Garfield from the
Credit Mobilisr. De Golysr. Morey
letter. and other fraudulent ~sspsuious
sought to be cast upon it BY the Demo-
cratic party. Modern Democracy is
simply . fraudulent fraud, that bowls
fraud and has to eat fraud. II got q
GOOD dose Of II this time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

Moody and Ssnkey made . great imprss-
sion At Salt Lake. The Mormon people,
especially the women. took great interest
in them and their services. and they got
up quite q revival sensation. II 10 thought
that II they had staid there . few weeks
longer they would have created serious
trouble in the Mormon Churchill
change. .
Moody and Sanksy are younger and
more w%ids-awaks than Bsechsr, yet have
no more winning ways than Brigham
had
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13
Gold Nuggets.
ysrada (Cai.) Transcript.

A nugget Of pure gold, worth 500.
was taken out Of Blackwell & Wapd's
mine, at Snow Point, the other day.
For several months past this claim has
been producing some Of the finest
washed gold specimens ever found In
this county, although operations have
TINS far been confined to prospecting,
which will be continued through the
winter. A short bedrock tunnel 10 now
being run to tap the channel at . lower
point than the former tunnel did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

O. A. Mordsn, . w%sll-known and able
printer at Eureka. has purchased . half
interest with W. w. Hobart 10 the
Leader, the Republican paper at that
place. With such q team a. Hobart and
Mordsn the Leader should bountiiully
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

The organs should stand up like men
and confess that they didn't mean . bit OF
II when they howlsd about the danger OF
.. trusting" the Democrats. Tysnia
Chronicle.
Hos about that Morsy lsstsri "ssand
M like q man and confess"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13
lew TODAY.
%, 8

DECEMBER ~, $780,
For the furnishing Of such Stationery % may
be required for the use Of STATE onhcers, etc .
mencing January !. 1881, and ending January I.
1888. - near ~ may BE- In the following guam.
titles, moro or less:
10 reams 10 ID Letter Paper.
~ rssms 70 ID Letter Paper.
10 resms 8 ID NOTE Paper.
10 resins 0 ID Note Paper,
10 reamsi u 10 Legal Cap Paper.
Is reams II 10 Legal Cap Paper,
reams 10 ID Legal Cap Paper,
resms Eugrossipg Paper.
2 reams Enrolling Paper,
resm. seItu Msuills Wrapping Paper.
sou Xxx 8 VIII Q Envelopes,
2O00 Xxx 8 White Envelopes,
2OO0 XXX Q White Envelopes,
1000 XXX 10 White Envelopes,
doz. Osrter's Ink. quarts.
l dos. CArter's Ink, quarts. copying.
6doz csrmlne, Z or, Glass Shoppers (Cartsr's
Crimson Fluid.
IS ooxes ,~,illott's 80s Pens,
90 boxes 9illott's tot rens,
., boxes Spepcerian Mol Pens,
II boxes Pacific X Il. Pens,
as boxer ksterbrook's kngrosslng Pens,
20 box.s 0illott's 3s1 Record Pens,
o doc. quarts David's Mucil,ge,
kdoz. Morgsn's Stands and brushes, large.
doc. Morgan's Stands and brushes, small.
. gross round Fab~r pepcils,
2 gross hexzgon Faber Pencils,
gross hexsRon red and blu pencils.
gross packages Treasury B,otting,
10 boxes assorted rizss Rubber Bands,
~ spools Red Tape.
2 dog. 70 inch brass- edged Rulers,
dos. Is inch Rubber Rulers,
doz. IL inch Rubber Rulers.
2dUx. full bound Blank Books, per quirs,
ldox. No. 8 Safety lbkstsi Dc.
10 n. McGill's r. H. Paper Fasteners. -.
sorted.
gross Medium Eyslets,
! doc. No. 50 Ryelst Machines,
doz. small Ink and Pencil Erasers,
Idoz. la'ge Ink and Pencil Erassrs,
ldoz. Knife Ink Eraseft,
! q. 10 inch ehsars,
l dog. 10 inch Sheafe.
dox Twine. I ID balls, English Xxx. thick.
dog. Twine. email. English,
rolls Tracing Cloth.
Bonds for double the value Of goods called
for herein murt accompany the bids.
Bids to be addresstd TO the ''B0ard Of Exam.
iners Of the Stats OF Nevada, Carson City.
JOHN n. KtNKEAD,
JARPEH BABos OK,
State Board Of Examiners.
Carson City. Nevada. November ~, 1880.
nols I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

English said hs would take caro- Of
Indiana. It looks pretty much as though
Indiana has taken care Of hersslf and
left her skinfint son out in the cold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

Mr.. Observation-Disclosures was . can.
didats for ofaos In Minnesota. The man
Who nominated him says Il VA the
greatest s6ort Of his LIE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

Old Bs,z. . Sioux squaw. who died
recently at the reputsd age Of more than
q hundred, had been SUCCESSFULLY the
wife OF an army ofdosr. an Iadisn ohief,
. border hishwsyman. and q Methodist
missionary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
1 Executive Committee Of the Gold Hill
Hancock and English Club THIS SATURDAY
EVENING, November Is. at the Town Hall,
Cod Hill, at Z O'Clock. by or o, Of
laH N. CANAvAN, Chairman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

MYTH PURE. Fresh VIRUS FROM Nj
w own children, furnished to oil who de-
sire, By calling at my once In Gold Hill on
MONDAY. November 18th. from I to I ? \.
pols II DR. j. u. HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-20
oct l6-td
By Green q Wise


Real Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
pUILDING LOT OK LOTS FOB SALE
~ BY PUBLIC AUCTION Oh AT Phi
YATE SALE.
1hs undersigned, commissioners, appointed
BY decree of the Corporation Court for the city
Of Alexandria. made at the November term,
lsS1 in certain suit therein pending. will offer
for sale by public auction, or if not sold at pub.
lie suction, at private sale, q LOToF GROUND,
beginning at the intersection Of the south side of
Wilkes street with the west side of Alfred street.
and running thence south with Alfred street aud
binding thereon 176 feet 7 inches thence west
and parallel with Wilkes street l23 feet inches;
thence north parallel with Alfred street l76 feet
inches to Wilkes street; thence east with
Wilkes street and binding thereon 123 feet 5
inches to the beginning Said lot will be sold as
AWhole or divided into eight lots, fronting on
Alfred street ~ feet by 123 feet inches
Terms of Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in cAsh; the residue in three equal in-
ssalments at one, two and three years, with in.
teres! for which the bonds of the purchaser will
be taken, and the title to be retained until the
whole purchase money shall have been paid
Sale to take place in front of the Corporation
Court room, on Fairfax street. on : ATURDA1,
the 4!h dsy of December, 1880. st II m.
GEORGE a. NJ MUSABACH,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
nov10 cots Commissioners of Sale.
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UYSThkiS.
1890 AUTUMN $50

SSO AoIOMN' / SSO
BkENGI,E, 129 King street. calls attention OF
residents and visitors to his new arrangements
He has arranged his parlors for serving DELI
cous
OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES.
to ladies and gentlemen in manner as accept
able as he serves Ice Cream he insul cs the
pick Of the market FILED. STE w ED.
RUAoTED, BkOlLED, ESCALLOPED and
Raw, at the lowest rates.
His ICE CREAM, as low in price as any
WHOLESOME cream in the country. Heat- :
full hsndmade candies fr.e from TERkA ALBA
or glucose.
Cream Puffs, Tarts and Pastry, Candies and
Tafy OF sll Kinds Pies specially, Fruits,
Nuts, Corfectoneries, Csromss, and SuEared
Fruits. His CAKES Black, Fruit, Pound jelly
and Fancy Ornsmeatsd aud flan, are so!o
chesner taan they can be msnufactu ed at home.
He caters for families and entertainments.
sep i5.f
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TKUsTEE's SALE OF LAND IN FAIR:

fNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN FAIR.
4 FAX OOUNTY-By vittue of q deed OF
trust from Theodore L Chase, aud being thereto
required by parties secu Led thereby, the under.
nsaed, trustee in said deed, will ofsr for sale st
public auction, in front of Cats tavern, in the
village of West End, and county of Fairfax. st
s,Teve o'clock M, on SATURDAY.. the An
dsy of december, 1850 the TRACT OF LAND
Conveyed to him in said deed. and described IS
follows. viz: Beginning at dead poplar stand:
il1g on the south side of Dogue run, corner of
C.,peutsr's patent, now VIM. Vioietts; thence
hl9i' 80 poles to three marked white osk
sspings; thence s. 25to. ". lGli poles to hck.
G,y and pile of stones thence with the line of
Dennis McUarty Johnston n. S2i0. W. lS7 poles
s % marked dogwood, corner to EIilah Oomp.
IONS lot; thence with his line n 520 9. II poles
10. stake on Dogue ruu; thence down the sew
essl courses and meanders thereof TO the begin.
eng containing 81 acres and 81 poles.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
oc!30-w4w Trustee.
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BGOES AND SHOES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

TO GENTLEMEN:
We hsva large stock of GENTS Fine BOOTS
and SHOES of very superior qusliiy, made by
hand, which canpo. be surpassed in style, quail.
ity or price. man may be decked in Eood
suit Of clothes and new hat but if he hss not
tidy feet ha is not considered we'll dressed.
These goods will ba sold for much less than
they c:n bs bought Tor in this town or Washing
ton. ALI wa ask is for you to come and examine
them. w. Il. WA0DEY, LILO Aing st.
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FOR RENT
The comfortable
FRAME DWELLING,
en- the esst side Of st. As.pb street, between
Cameron and Queen, containing water, gas,
heater, and all modern conveniences. Posses
sion given 1T once. For terms, &c, apply at
this Office &C.
EOR RENT OR LEASR-The desirable and
q roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied oy D. b.
Lawson & Go. Apply to
sepl6 D. III. LA "OoN.
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lrHE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINEis
voted fnr sim pliclty and freedom from de-
rsnosment also for case of management. and
recosuizsd AS The lightest running sewing ma
chine now manufactured. We sell them at re
ducsd prices, with the new attachments and
upon the most sccommod atiDg terDs.
octsS LEADBEATER & BRO.
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Another voics-"9e thrssthens to murder
Hancock and English
Tha Snesse:-'I say for he lsst time
A voics-"5ilance; hs's going to sing the do1-
olocy" (Grest lsrehter
T Finally, the b. fl al orator went off but. game
to the lss,, continued giviag the audience his
nin;on w of than ir remarks which were drown
op'ho M ~. " rnrn.rion. cheers and Laughter Of the
eu Good Sy rstured crow1 1t WAS more fun than we
.'Dor .sw in ths Vindies.or cfice or ever expect
~ s. .as s@,in and as absurb As the whole thing
nv s"nesr i. is nevertheless true that the
above i, almost lters! transcript OF notes TAKEN
doga 1T the time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-20

A FULL LINE OF FRESH RUBBERS,
N of sll kinds which will be sold at prices
luat defy cQmyeli ion.
Iou will save money by exam ming our stock,
as the goods ut be sold W-.DHEY.
novll ITO King st =, Alexandra.
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HOS TE'T' !: 7 7 'TI'E|ER'S {
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BI = ] : J = ] RS

H'EKrILlZatSS.
I beg leave to call the stssntion Of the farmers
to the following brands OF Fertilizers, which
now Of3r for sale:
Perry's Complete Wheat Fertilizar.
Perry's Eagle Brand Gu.no.
The above brands Of Fertilizers are COMPOSED
of fsb &C ap bone and potash; price $40 per
2000 lbe.
have also Fiih Scrap or Cham at $40, and
the well known
J. J. Turner s. Co.'S. Excelsior price $45 per
toh. o
Natural Gusno; price S35.
Penuvanate'a Gus0o; price SD.
The above Fert,lzsrs AVA given general salts.
faction to all those 9ho have u3s1 them.
THOMAS PE&GY. Agent.
uy25 Alexandria Virginia.
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& LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED
II STOCK OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN'SS SCHOOL
SHOE,
of every description, which will be sold cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere They are
the best in the market
WADDEY, ITO King 81.
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CHOR THE DaNCE-a 4 large stock Of Ladies'
4. Kid Slippers; new s;yos; very handsome
and cheap.
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To the Ladies.

We have grest many nav styles for ladies'
wesr that are really besu.ifui. Ladies who have
any desire to present handsome understanding
will Go we'll to examine them st
WADDEY's, ITO King st.
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7e BUSHELS WHITE CHILL AND
. PEACH BLOW POTATOES, very
white and nice, for sale by the bushel BY
on,25 HAkMON q SMITH.
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F1,E SALE OR RENT.

FOB SALE OR Rent.
STORE ON KING STREET FOX RENT-
> TbeJHKEy STORY BRICK STORE No.
q King street, running back to Market alley.
sen16 G y SaOUT & SONS.
g1OR RENT-Tbe THKEE STORY BRICK
r. DWELLING HOUSE on Prince street.
At its Intersection with Patrick street. now occu.
pied by Mrs. Lee Possession given lst Nov'r
oanH JOHN n. HkENT.
, 1880-07-01

FLDult-Was llow, with il,tlu etlaugo. A tow lots
"ere tAtrn fur oxlsL nnd t,cro uthor 4h.pplnx
oEfeEs IN tho in9rkst. hut they llnIltu1 bauw
tho views OF h"lde1s. sales rupur1sa ut aD brs
Wtntoss. partly VI kSStA Ns STU brlx double extyns,
partly ~ Atd Gto tEla loW rrads vt Fl0JA
Total, l2H brIs ExpuFt Hours wurD yuptud a1 tt.Gt
~ fur oxtsas n,.d t1-ilt4atu for chulcp Gxt,ux.
OTltEl lMtLLsruPFs-Wero Qulek uud hFulee, Sa4es
woro II car4 bEau ut A0baiOsl; ! rnrs udullnRs Ut
Aaa3 i1ou' cars slaufx ut tata$luU. car teed ~
sla Coarse eafn.noal WIS nouitnal " I'LL l34s!A2a
,ss yrikn m M,!EAIys4 meaoratoly aetlye and r
osssy. w.ls ;"Sa 8asass os f esst' h
I,i n, ioMst; M Ths i.t!t. nafkei* ws9 heavy. 6asars
- 'Sss ~:
v. ss .s I'll b. s 'na i4us sas L.
eun aas9 ts r. IT, n .ns Mss X. < v ~
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SIyd SiISSis. ;o as!ss s:s. jSiy s :s A.
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IT, l y a ,sS s @ f 81 SoI a''a sosa by sample 1T Sss
,,s s fi n, piS , sesys a sxs!s sa.s sssn
Tuna The !sr!lsh AlarkSt4 worv w1Mk, sulktftltK
utt!ho " Gi:S* lMt quarter, ArA receipts wHTu
Iagr r. " ssef W eHt.lois Now YORK set.*u
Titat0 ~ \ tut .!etnana fur shnvnt. nut thu Innr-
kut WA dnptgssad ~ rnltDs Gru1 uari inRs fr Iuty
; tnSt1 ad % " bss down p,ss. u l1xsf isurs.
ln1H4fh thet0 Haa Hhbd t1IuuHd fur lhu lAtt4r
country aecunne ThsIu wAs MIR. wahted tut Sop
tHansr tiall HaA ~ sa!u, IND tlas month WA
l9!AtlfG!f stronger, II .ntk*.}A.. Mhrl4 MjkRo
aI,, a9"s. Nufa.t asllef July opsns4 q NV. una
oosna " klo .sLIv xiul ln.A rsc1lps Il
~. ssser .auspst tSed u asA xi.ss sptt sa'Us
$Hl:.3te ~ ba nsy gli1sd ehd ruseted u Il
sailtu ~ SGsI4c tuck; Alsd LILA hu ID ~ S}ist
1'.fg irea ~ hmrl csIs, It!t:sl. ill,nn bu.
nAlh-NJtt uttls4 u1d iIrllus- Thu Receipts Nero
only tair with hettos d9ma'.d tur shlpaaGnt, a,a1
ugunt ls1uu tu NJ, which wMfo uoatiy tt1rlslsul
~ {hs lota 5sts ntnxe fuetd4, AIe4s. iAst
, 1880-07-01
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instruments were fllcd for roc
ord Wednesday, .unJ1i:

Tho following Instruments were fllcd for roc-
ord Wednesday,, Jun5a':
cry PROPERTY.
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5sss III j ?$ss; Il sss Sss i j ;Sss asss
Sss j; isa;; # ii ijy yis: i ssS S Il
isi1a lntie nSacf}. :.......'...:.... ...... LOO
-i9t ~ r, tntca funo n tr!nothy Foley 10
IInrristin s, cur oi Gat,nf !; I. Htxll0 Il, ~'
lWtcd Juno hChnrter uak Ltf1-insurnnCG
Company to lIugh Mofariats} $1,000
MONTH oY CITY L1MTTa+ WITHIN A ia ADiuB " SEVEN
AlIES Oy THE COtftr- HOUSE.
Meirosa 1t. n U coF Ut Evanston ruiltl, u, und
IN 4ulxNH r. datot Juno 10 {iou!a El!Ul to-
Lambert EUij ...t 400
ssyr sy e!1x a4 s'aT - I'M w:5s ArH or
State 1t. 40 q " Ttlr!y :n1nth, " I. t11lm
Tic Cbta:o CiY iaiWay Eo. o...::............S ho
fseterck rlArc, ~ r. y nf Fttty.tlf;h st. ef.D
EllALuth WnshbGraeI. Observation-Disclosures. coo
WEST ur Grrf llNafH, WITHIN A NAntuS W
tEvES MtI.Es DF fliE IUcltr-lthUAE.
Turk nv, 81 II III WsAt FUrty .secui.l 1t, I, IS
u Mnsion L. Rosersi $50
, 1880-07-01
Withdrawn from stare ,urlu. 'r,Iostluy for

withdrawn from atarn during TlIcs.suy fnr
city co1s4tnntlonI f0l bu wheat, 1,Bla h.l hurley.
The following grain WHY Inspected Into Btoro
IN taIs city yasa0rtlAy ln0rntnY;' l4lr No.
Wlnter wheat, cars No. i 4u, cur No, y do,
Gar re1rcttsl; ~ Gura No. . spring. II cuss No. j
dot cars rnje'tol, car no yr,lue 40 wheltl; Ha
ours aud t, ,o bn NJ. Cs,ril. 100 cars high. .nxot,
carr llaw nlxCsl. tcs aMra iulecsel, rarx no
Erad1 t180 curII,; 10 cA.8 yhte oats, 20 uarA No,
mixed. II eaIrs IcIocted, cur no grs4tlo GjQ
outs; cnr nnd 700 bu No. . rye; catr NJ. .
harley. f'ntal ta7' tAra). Eb7,U00 bu. Inspected
out; dilGs3 uu wheat, 6so,at-9 hu corn, la,u)l bu
outs. o.'k} bit ryt. l.078 bu b:lrloy.
Tho leading produce tnarksts wer0 n,oies-
ntcly autlvo ycSlartlay, and snAie Of them wcre
sltaltlor. Thu tu,pjHn ntlyltcs wpre depressing
On beoudstt.fs, hnd tht irtlucut! u,l casios fea-
tng herc. Outside OF that tho chiuf reutures uf
tho nnrkots were ttose il.uitlentu. IL tho chang,
frot.l ono mouth to another. There WIS Ru0u
deali oe prtsslru u sult July corn during con-
siuss1ll'to p,trt pf the dGy, und better lotnand
Tor tho onEor futures. Thcrc was little III that
III wheat tt|l Hftor midday, and thou july rapidly
~rske'lcu under Increased offerings, Owing u
Ssllu teaFs that big deliveries will bo made tu-
uny. There ts rcason, huweyer, M be-
l!evo that mono ut tho Kceno wheat
viii como out. PROVISIONS wcru Irregular ~
uslia'. pufk tbclny stronger talrly, In syn,pathy
WITH lotfcE pi1cesa Tor hogs. Ail wcakenlnK lAttr
" sosernl lots weyu olrore4 towards the etuap uf
ch4ngo. ltuf1 and meats followed slowly In t1le
same iEain. Muss pork closed lOq higher, Ut
$lly1H0ll.W for July and $i2.01hGbla,lp for
August. Larl cous} ba higher, ut tBB0 seller
July sua sAtadSsdb1N for Auxuat. Short s1ua