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The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
The Dry Goods Market.

The demand is fairly active at quotations.
Brown Sheetlngs and Shirungs-Atianta
A, SIC; Peidemont "A, $40; New Hartford
A, 7c;- Trion, SIC; Barlow, SIC; Georgia A,
SIC; lawrence I 7Hc; Atlantic Z, re;
g sc e F.
&c; Pepperell r, $40; Pepperell o, &c; Pepperen
n, 71zc; Lancaster a, shc; Lancaster B, &c;
Bleached Shirtings-Amoskeag4 ~, lie Fruit
OF Loom, ll14c; Bay Mills, l0Hc; Hope, l0c; /;
Lonsdale, l0c; Lonsdale caFnbric, l31Sc; Mason
IS16c; Pride OF West. l2zc; PeppereI lO-4, s21Ic;
PepReren "a, &c; Pepperen "a, &c; Pepperell
Paper Cambrics- -Manville, SC; s. 8. Sons,
&c; Masonvllle, &c; Warren, &c; high colors lc
higher; seconds, lAc lower.
c ss sc GPa
cester, &c; simpson, TIC; plain black, TIC;
Washington, 6Hc; Spragues, 61zc; Southbridge,
7c; Freemans. exc; Harmony, SIC; shirting
Bags-FTsnknnville, s2s so; Stark A, SIS;
Osnaburgs-Six ounces, 9lc; eight ounces,
Corset -Androscogginl lOc Canoe River.
SIC; Indian Qrcherd, sc; Rockport, S1c; La La
Ticks-Conestoga. ex., lsc; do 7-s l6c; Gold
nssi Vision ls c DC Soa slnSh ac lSS
l5c; Hamilton d, 14hc.
stripes-Amoskeag. 1l1sc; Hamilton, Ilc;
sheridan, &c; MECHANICS, nc; Ysomaps, lie;
spool Cotton-J. & P. Coats, 55c Clark s John
JJr., 6Sc; Clsrk,s SO Q; N; IT, 55c; Green q Daniel,
5eans-Home-made S71fe42hc; Eastern 10
94Oc.
The demand is fairly active.
Alcohol, 81 2Oia2 IS: alum, per lb. 4H@5hc;
calomel. per ID, 75c; camphor, per ID. SS940c !;
cochineal, per 1b, S191 10; choloroform, per lb,
sl c s0RPe5ss 6Ss TO- C sc PpSIss kss
10, 95caSl; ncorice, Calabrian, Id, 35c; mag
nesia, carb., oz Id (Jennings), 40942c; NOR
phine, IS %; madder. Id, l29l4c. Oils
oaser pest q swee' Ea s
mot, ID tSanderson's). 50 so; cassia, lb, 81 40;
lemon, ID CSandersons(, 50 rs. Quinine; r q
/ %; rosin. SSl, ss 1905 So soap-Castile, FIR.
9HC912c. American b1carbonate soda, per ID,
S4c Soda DcsTD English % Sasss s TO- ssIss Se
EPSON, Id, 3@4c; snuff per case; doz bottles,
Scotch sS 50 per ao5 Rsr i6 R SSoi & s1H Gas
per- per case sfl Of dos' SIS 50eis; brimstcne, By the
Dbl, Ssz@4c per Id; flower sulphur, ID, 5195c;
saltpeter; commercial, 10, SglOc; sadtpeter
pentine, cans, gal, Sc; Venetian, red, Eng,
bbls Id, 60; Venetian, red Eng. kegs, 10, 3129
40; iodine, % 60@6 IS; icdide potassa, "a 70;
cloves, 4505Oc; rhubarb, powdered Sl0l 70.
The Iron Market.
Car-Wheel Iron-Cold- blast hecla Slo36c;
cold blast cottage and bath sS0Soc; coid-olas
Shelby 3l@S2c,
Bar Iron -304Zc.
Norway Iron-Bars and shapes 61<oSc; nall
steeisNEnglish cast xe22c; American $50
loc: extra sizes and qualities additional: /:
round machinery lo@l2ci spring loo; Swede
Law and tee calk S0iOc; hammered lay and toe
calk l0@llc; tire, according to size and brand,
70; plow steel slabs sec; Shapes extra In
out Naiis-Nos 10 70 60. q Is Per keg smaller
sizes regular ADVANCE ai aee ~ ~
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Horse Shoes -Burden's. s5 50: Peri dAs,' D 90
ard mule shoes 81 higher.
Horse Shoe eNsils-Northvestern finished
Carriage and Tire Bolts-Refned 6O9a' pei
cent cent; Norway 50 per cent, Nuts and Wass1er'
sY1c rc0 on q Hmannfacturers, manu- Ta, lists. f.-
screw and Strap Hinges 1h0S1zc, according
Clevises-Meikle's wrought pIow clevises log
Lead-Pig 5e5,zc: bars SC.
Lumber.
Weeuote as follows:
Timber, Joist and Scantling-l0, IL, Il and Is
feet long, SIS 90; Is feet SIS 5U 40 feet gl7 So Y
feet. SIS So "a feet. sis %. C Common Boards and
Fencing-No: common boards, Sl7 so; No. 2
do, slo 90; Gull boards, slS so; No. l fencing,
slo 5Oi No do, SIS 80; Gull fencing, Sls. Stock
Boards-No.l 1, II inch stock boards, IL, IA and
10 feet, sis o.; No. 2 do sl7; No. l do, surfaced
one side; 5000. Flooring. Dressed and Matched
~ "; common flooring, IL TO 16 feet, 81 90;
No. l., poplar flooring, fsce measure, s27 50; No.
count s1dinan ne sd1og nGofing n messTed 1e 6y
do; poplar, sls; No. do, sl7oO; No. 2 do, pine,
slS 10; No. do, SIS 50; fencing siding, 1890.
clear butt, So OO Is inch clear or star. So 5O Is
inch extra standard, So 25: Is inch standard q
inch Gear butt, So 70; IL inch shaded inch
clear butt. 81 50; l6 inch Gull 81 co. Lath-ss Is.
Wool.
We quote the following present prices for
Tub-washed and picked, 45c; unwashed
OF medium and common grade, If in good
order, SIC; unwashed fiue, Csc; fleece washed,
II light, well washed and In good order, zOc /:
bury and understandable according to their
value.
Miscellaneous Markets.
Candies-The market rules quiet. We quote
Stick candy, l20l21zc; mach. drops. u1zal2c;
Kisses l2f@l5c; nut candy, I925c; gum drops
hard, Ac, and Arabian gum drops, u@l3c;
rock candy. l69l7c: lozenges, 1SC920c; common
cle, 3, 15zc per . 10: Lemons, Messins. So So96 IS
Leather-Market steady and firm. We quote
Oak sole at 3SC344c: hemlock sole at 25@34c;
harness S942c; bride S54960 per doz; skirting
294ic per ID; French calf 81 l59l 80 per ID !;
city calf sl@l Is per 10; city kip 65@90c per Ii; ;
upper kip S40950 per doz.
Nuts-AlmOnds, soft shelled, per H., 22a23c:
nloerts, l21aSl4c; Brazil nuts, SIC; Naples
walnuts, l3gl4c; English walnuts, Rkc; pea
nuts, red, SIC raw; Sc roasted; white to raw;
&c roasted.
Oils-Are in good request. We quote:
Straits
Lard oil, extra 65 Benzine ............... Il
Lard oil, No. L.. 6OlCastor 9O0N
Lard oil, No. &c.,. ElCoal oil, Indiana
Miners oil.....:;...6O@6S legal test........l0llH
Powder and Shot-We quote rifle powder at
s6. and blasting at SS9S IS per keg. Patent
shot at s2 %.
Timers Supplies-Demand fair and prices
firm. We quote:
Best charcoal tin, -, lOxl4 and l4x2O, t9 so
per box; G, l2xl2, So IS per box; K, l0xl4
and l4x20, Sll so per box; l X, l2xl2 Oil IS per
box; c l4x20 roofing tin, s9@9 Is per box; G
2Ox2o. elo OO9l9O 90; No. q iron, IS 40; charcoal,
smooth finish, 81 so; Moorehead's galyan-
lied iron, 20 per cent. discount from list.
Northrop's sheet iron roofing s6 IS per square;
copper bottoms &c.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19

81 was trying the other day." says NJ. Ls-
Louchere, Ito prevent two farmers going to
law over a property left to be divided be-
tween them; and, as one of them was good
Bible Christian, pressed on him the AMIGA
BILE arrangement come to between Lot and
Abraham. Aye, SIR said be, with sly
smile, that Lot was a crafty old fellow. He
took all the water meadows to his share. l
realized the danger of. applying Biblical ex-
amples to modern times"
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
REPRESENTATIVE SALES:
sKIPs AND cULLs

The market opened this morning with good
supply of butcher stock; a very large share Of
the herlngs were chunky light cattle of good
quality, and prices were well sustained from
the closing prices of last week; no wever that
portion consisting of common rough cattle
was drag on the market: as butchers are dis
eliminating against rough butcher stock in
general, which caused decline of 20c on all
grades of common stock, our butchers were
well supplied for the first time in two weeks,
with good number lett over unsold, but not
sufficient in quantity to force dealers to make
concessions on good stock.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
A SNAKE CONCERT.
The Marvellous Story Told by Colorado
FrOntiersman.
lLeadville lCol;l Chronicle.

FrOntiersman.
fLeadville (Col.) Chronicle.l
Talk about SNAKES" remarked an old
frontlersman in conversation with Chroni-
Gle reporter few evenings ago; there are
more snakes in Arizona than ever existed in
Ireland before good old st. Patrick came
along and gave them the grand
bounce. Why, / have been ev-
erywhere; wsded Southern swamps
when l would haYe to stop a minute, with
the water up to my chin. TO allow drove or
school of water moccasins or cotton mouths
to go by; up in the far Northwest and Brit
ish America have lived like fighting cock
and TO the Queens taste for weeks at a time
on snake steak, but saw more rattlesnakes
down In Arizona year ago last
summer than ever before in
my life, all put together. Down
there they don't go in pairs, clusters or
droves, but in columns, just for the world
like the children of Israel got up and
tramped out of Egypt with Moses and Aaron
in the van, and Joseph, with his circus coat,
bringing up the rear. I and friend were
over In the Tombstone coun try among the
hills on a prospecting expedition. There
were rsttlesnakes all around rs, but they
did not seem to be very savage.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19

Mr.. I. ID. Stevens, of Lawrenceburg, Ind,
was selected by members OF the Club to pro-
ceed to Louisville and collect the $4,000 which
they mad drawn In the Commonwealth Distri-
button Company's Drawing. The money was
promptly paid him ON his arrival, which fact
he Immediately telegraphed to his partners in
luck-he returned on the next train. and was
welcomed home by a band of music, and when
the news spread ft made quite a stir In the
quiet town OF Lawrenceburg. His associates
will no doubt try again the twentieth draw
ing, which takes place ON the 3st inst; S2 is all
a ticket costs. Send orders TO r. NJ. BOARD
MAN, Courier-Journal building, Louisville,
KY. or 307 and 3)9 Broadway, N. 4.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCIAL
orFICE OF THE IsDIANAPoLIs sENrIsE1..

OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
MONDAY EVENING, May IL, lSoJ. 4
This has been rather a quiet week In the
local money market. The banks are well
supplied with funds, and are meeting the
wants of their regular customers promptly at
the usual rates of interest.
New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK, May r-Money-Easy at 4a5
Prime Mercantile Paper-5e5K per cent.
Government Bonds Strong and higher.
Railroad Bonds-Irregular.
State Securfties-Dull.
The week opened on the Stock Exchange
with renewal of bear assaults on the mar
ket, which have formed so prominenta feature
of the situation for some time past. At the
start a particular drive was made against Can
ada Southern and Pacific Mail, and both stocks
yielded 10 the pressure. Canada Southern,
which closed at 4S4 Saturday, opened at 47111
and broke to 40. Pacific Mail opened at 3l7z,
and dropped to 1895. The transfer books OF
this Company for the annual election will
close TO day, and Ii is generally understood
paDy next year. The break in these two stocks
affected the whole list unfavorably, and there
was a general decline of n to S14 per cent, the
latter in Wabash, which was Influenced TO
some extent by a repetition Of the rumors
about fresh issues of stock. After while Can
ada southern rallied "a and Pacinc Mail IA
per cent, and there was a sympathetic i'm
provement in other shares. This W as followed,
after meridian, by a sudden decline in coal
reads, Delaware, Lackawanna and western
dropping to 761z, and Jersey Central to 65.
This CAUSED weakening in the general
list once more at second board. Coal shares
rallied lH9lA per cent, which impaired
firmer feeling to the whole market. The rea-
sons given for a fresh decline in values TO day
are the old ones, viz: general decentralization
OF the bull element, and the fact thet prices
are not low enough 10 suit some of the leading
operators who have complete control OF mar
ket for the time being. During the afternoon
the depression was more marked than at any
previous time since the present downward
movement set in, and the market was utterly
Gemoralized.
There was a short pressure to sell all leading
speculative shares and transactions were
stocks natural result of further weakening
OF margins. The lowest point OF decline for
ern, Jersey Central, Pacific Mail, Wabash,
Michigan Central and GraDgers showing the
greatest fall. In the final sales there was
being led by Jersey Central, Reading and st.
Paul.
DQunn-
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
President HAYES.

The validity of Mr.. Hayes title msy
always be questioned, and his administrs-
ton criticised, but the payment OF one dol
lar gives a valid title to one bottle of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. and its
administration can never be criticised in
cases of coughs, colds, incipieDt consump
ton. and general debility. for leading physi.
clans OF all schools indorse the Discovery
and prescribe it in their practice. Sold by
druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NlHOSE who contemplate going to Hot
i Springs for the treatment of syphilis
gleet, scrofula and all cutaneous or blood dis
been located here for q years, and with the
adyantage Of such long and successful ex-
all cases. Ladies needing periodical pin can
get them at my Office or BY mail at 81 per box.
Omce, 43 Virginia avenue, indianapolis, Ind.
a D.. B. EWING. N. D., aud Partner,
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
CONNIE RCIAL.

The wholesale markets have shown con-
siderable activity during the past week, and
values as O rule have been well maintained.
The following table shows the amount Of
grain In store In this city at the present time:
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
Indianapolis Live Stock Market.
SToCR YARDs Nav II

Hogs-Receipts. 4,2CO head; shipments, S.64O
head. The market this morning opened firm,
and ruled moderately active at rates fully up
to the closing sales of last week. The general
average quality of the offerings was only
medium. AT this writing the hogs are all
sold, and closed firm at quotations.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.

Sheep-ReceIpts, S6 head; shipments, -
head. The market steady at quotations:
Clipped, average 40 lbs. and upward 0la4 81
Clipped average 100 lbs. and upward 1908 IS
common U(95 %
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
THE MARKETs-wEEKL REVIEW.
Flour. Grain and Hay.

The -four market ruled steady. Wheat-The
seaboard markets experienced sharp break
in prices Saturday evening, and to-day's quo
tatlons report them heavy and 21zc lower on
May than Change dispatches Saturday. June
is lXa2c lower. Chicago ranges from 1Ho off
on May to &c July. The local market is
weak at quotations, and buyers handle the
cereal tenderly. First half July offered at 99c I:
Csc bid. Corn-Quiet at 1zc decline Seaboard
markets are H0szc lower on May; Chicago Hc.
sales of car each high mixed and mixed
track at sc. Oats are dull and nominal,
Flour-We quote: New process. 90 7607 90;
fancy, s5 10 80 %; family. % O095 so; low grade
z 1903 SO.
Wheat-The following were public bids and
nffars To sell az the Call Board:
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19

A Congressman wants law to prevent the
determination of the buffalo. What, an
other buffalo bill?
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
An Open
Secret.

The fact is well understood
that the MEXICAN MUS
TANG LINIMENT is by far
the best external known for
man or. beast. The reason
why becomes an "0pen
secret" when we explain that
Mustang" penetrates skin,
flesh and muscle to the very
bone, removing all disease
and soreness. No ether lini-
ment does this, hence none
other is so largely used or
does such worlds Of good.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19

Below will be found the receipts and ship
nents at this point for the "A hours ending at
IL o'clock to-day:
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
transactions to-day aggregated AS, 900 shares,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

sterling, 80 days...4s51z New per cents.--u3
Sterling, sight....4s5 10. s. 41ss.-........-II9A
d. 3. SIS. Sl............lC6S New u. 3. 4s...lO71a
NoTE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds In Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations HQl per cent.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19

kye-No. 2, nominal at S5c.
Rran-sl5 GOALS so per ton.
Hay-Cho1ce timothy SIS GOALS % per
ton for small bales, tight pressed; prime tim
othy, Sl2 Goals so.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19

.. fitin--' tl-s< 1Hs l9 eNitiF iinl
..alA aetas 90 ia Jafrh 7alfsfs-tais .s,7fos
i4sta 11t ,1 oiea - aso nRdf s1er aoidv
, 1880-07-20

Ing tho opinion that whc.n thenpplicntsons wert
upon tho tilts md It hn been tho rtsh1' nf tf!e
Go.t t9 trent thee lss ,os ~ r1 snGy t s,
records might bo Itnpcnchra.
MnHE INTERRUPTIONS.
senntor McDona1'l-who 'ro you swearing by
M: pnyenpcrt-f nm speaking Of Judge
4 sh,!rt d.cu.slon cns,1ct, In tho course of
~htci, Senator s ll"nr mr. sa,sl: ..,, .,,c m nm =,
ihusa naturalization rapers. Tint wete ynl.l nnd
Inans all thrn9h, thIt they WIRE obfallIcd ~ =
stance % Of time, Il ~ IL, !" etsiicr II tncru WIS ,na.
lake lis to tho I,tnlty or charctcrhf tho rccnr.
tn mt ihnk T. cSnssnsy 10 st1 as " WIN, ntn ~
Sunator nh,tr 10 Mr. navcnport,--ff this is n
sly !myes,iHntlotI, Al" ys'u c"l's'er yoarseli re
''s,1 s",'"i"r Moar-No, think TINT Is not n FUR
Srnator Sic1}ouai,l-l.et him answcr tue q,ics-
ton.
Hcnator ulutr-Ym, do mt l,!nr In Mini that
this lluA tccn stNie 1nGvhlellcg. tNerHlyhtk"t
lin il no wis responsible ror this investigation
se,intnr s IIonr.-Tho witness WIS giving bis rca-
i,se something iku III. c,lse wtcrr cu,.nse went
into Court with twenty rcAsGns why his client
wu,tl,l MT appcar. Tho first was lint his c'lest
scnator l,!a!r1ln, this caao the Judge docs not
seen. to 10 sntlstfal.
sO,tE EFFECT or THE rItAups
Senator iIunr--Thc American people nre tho
1lllgus and they hlIt,pnrtH 10 he ilA1lu!. Whct
Tho American peprlp rec thMl ~ the srent city Of
Nuw York sn tnu ycnr !bst lis yi.st fsrutorl.
several other States Iloutrllxcl. ~ II pretended
nNttlrxtlti.,n DE 61tUtl VOTERS wlO t'evGr welt
mtn court n not eSft ga 1 n't , nXs ,y %y VII VII
trouble thutr fels mitch Abnut thuse othnl'
ScnHtar MuDonnl,l-I do not admit that Go, 900
frrsnn4 WNf nHflrtlllzrl ftHtttltt}tNtly.
, 1880-07-20
THE COUNTY BOARD.
I)lsposnl Of mnss of Routine NusI.
giCkhs

Dlspoanl Of q mnss OF Routine NHsI.
4ickhs
With the exception vi Commissioners HUT
nnl Nhclnwald, oil tho members or tho County
Board were present when tho roll wns cnl!rd ut
tho rOK,ilnr weekly meeting held yesterday
afternoon.
As Constable tor tho Wcst Side, John shoe.
maker WAS elected upon motion Of Commissioner
CLARK.
A communication was read In regard TO tho
1fnr1na case, stating that on July 81 Judge lIAr-
per would bo in tho city, When he woulst lccidu
upon tic melton for now trial. Theconlnuni-
cntlon VIII placed 0n Aie.
Tho approval Of tho lour,l was thon given tho
contract and bunu furnished BY tho Halo 1.lc-
vntor Company for plnctug fnur elevators IN tho
new Courthouse according to plll,s aud Bpcc!-
cations. The boudsmUn ure William T.. IiAlc,
Fisher. anl Edwin IL. watsworth.. The bond
ton Gonlntnin9 i resolution adopted by tho
Dcmocratt Csntrsll Committee ,tNkng TINT tho
Sy Il. % si.S ffSssa 81 ssoton 1hd sEea fa
p"pal"!'s wartls saS: Committed has beo'i si,s
Viii lilo lsoard and liscasa tic n'atter hero.
l'ho Communication. on motion OF Commits
sioner CLARK. WAS rtfvrretl tn thu Committee an
Public Sarvlc1. Thut Cunlntttco WIS Instructed
to lecldo upon tho day oe l,'retlng fur tho ss-
dal0 to tho noard 10 that ali who fcit Interested
might bu present.
THE usuAL nEronrs
from, Standing Committees wurc passed upon.
setn!-ni,s,,lnl statements OF tho Eovari Es,urt
Clerks und submitted hills netting S55: that Ol,
sy s aspSs ss ssrSset III, II tss Ii ss @ e sse M
'Thts recommendation WIN E1ncllriyll III. Thu
G;e9 y ! On pMSSp!ta1s 'E'sporttSah th bills "oun
UpUll tho Recommendation Ut tho Committee
, 1880-07-20

William y. t;nodnt,w He'd laili yesterday In thu
SurBftar court nskhG for IL ffvHFes uh atconnt Ut
tl.N dcsertttn Ut his wife. Addlo II. U0o,ihon. n6u
kirlbai
fnvIi Van ClGef hisD complains TINT his wife, Mnty
H., In November 1x;f. ntBli3 gIRhesH 1nUnhs htr
their tunrr.g, xtI!tnsly drkrrte,t him Without nHy
cstN.a, nnd ltna hIthprNt failed ~ sGinrn. A.Ills
ne i u The lHinn that ti:y hnt VII he tialIiey
IuIlH .ntna..un ythttriny RsnHtt tlyIcts Il, ElGs
rclh l'yel fr,lH! Adam pJskrl uH tiM ErDnnd Hf 10.
fnf trMuIIy: Hnh u EGnh'.ih Mhehbs.tacr teulb
Etlrtstupi Muhhkersor on the uroMtsd 0f des9rtl0n
, 1880-07-20
Total..., ....,..,,.....,......lB,G lB,G4
srhls ~ n fnt al f Il AZ mi ntn nj pff n


This makes total of E.!57 attempted natHral- }a
!1ntions ln tho two courts III tho month OF oot9-
izntton papers werr granted in tho sgprenr
Court w ono tnAn-JudHe uarnnrl. w tho
Ra'ne 9ny IN tho Superior Court, aceordsnK 70
tho lndox Or tho ofiec, .Vi7 wero granted, nnk-
Testimony os Nathauel Jarys. Of tho Court of
Common Pleas, in tic ycnr 1Sts
On ono oecasitll he WIS III tho Superior court
Whun natafalizu9n was go,nS ~ aiiu ~ test. M T.,
,rsaamt Aisn ~ tnn ,rsiIwaMw ~ 'inhn ~ IL IL
Grudy. or tho ctnlrt Of Com1no, TIcas, Hprorc
NJ. MI u,,inton tint inrn cm,j,l bs natnrnjizcI
properly % 1t tic % rnto % Of ot,o III every " iivo n.
tnS uses' on st t,,c 1tn ~ tho iTnitnd
siStes IN ~ pcnaie e ,nsdc o Inn. ~. and March
1H ~u ~ n;na T., thn snu v61 T.
t,Mu ~" I,itn;"rv 1,n,nnIttnn ~ ..os % n,,now. @
STS;l y, {ha ysasie t9 take % testimony II @ the
alIxaton % laws T6e c com.,s!ssIoers VII VIII 1' took
ho ana ens r. W. ws nf ta1 Ts3y ny
e9Sss he Ss tSsa ; YSEsxsS % ,SF SEl,
Gs,.trt whISi 1t ti,is ,Iso itnturalizcti foruxs-
adFs iS. i1sltsn; g q, , DC Mars GSa5t
IN sussIpn Of sight uo,1rs WIN. think. eKhis."
A. @ tnf gS w Wan I'm "mo ,' s9e VIZ IN tox co
tx,ssi,v nntnraijrc J,,tins Mct;umi, hHss aInrn
nre r,nlIy rs on sct Asi H bc natsnjized yI
n iivt. hn,srx' 40 VII o~' ~ Nv A''@>" "T1''
It ia vail Tint should call intention TO tho Ynot
TINT thuse fraudulc,tiy nnturaijzed in is6S were
En.,rt. " plso fo,snt ahat vrcnt nurnbnr Of lin
anni,cants Wcro born In tic United States. and
srn",nr ,niT 1feaGrb.a IA rnnttor or regonoro-
t,nnM.'f i,nin~ horn Yrpn "'"'so' ~ 'os'"o'"
Enprfnr is.{r.e1Insns ~ r rtn Dnm,cratfc t,np,,om.
~. NV
AUGUST nIt'hosFs MARK.
Of prominent c,tlzcus as witnesses, who nevcrap:
peilreA In scuurt and who wcrU not witnesses, mud
Inust Of whos9 signatures were nlnde with q
mark. Among thein aro August f1clmont, J. +.
Hoffman. William n. Tweed, pctor .. Sweeney,
Iohu ]. bradley, AID. Hprry, Coroner WoltMail
a. Cotirfnny then Ijnitotj StItIaa Diatrct- AffOr.
nryongngcd In prosecuting tho frnuls ut that
tln,e, and numerous othurs.
br. Davenport then quoted legal authorities
ard preccdeits tu show tlnt twi, citizens werc
required ns witnesses Tor naturalization, until
tho issue Of tho Revised Statutes, Wherein It
declure1 that' one witness wns sui1iciont. Tic
nlsO drew attention to tho fact tint lii mnny
, 1880-07-20
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
1'oltttclli Q,reatloNs.

1'oltt5Cui QueatlONz.
t. II the Editor ot Tht f'htengu TRIBUNE.
ia Pol.Tk, Ini.. July 1a.-l'lens1 nnswer tho
following questions UNI, grcntly oblfEc:
~ Docs IL ELK months residence III lndia1la en-
title direct foreigner to Il vnti.2
q, Can IL United SfNtcs sallhr nr soldier voiu
for President ut ttny port or stl.tiUn2
l:Il f4u voter II citizen hf the United States? :.
[tIJ M 1t tnkGb live yturs rcs!teG!ice TO en-
Nlln II direct foreigner to vote. ~ liG cnnnO$.
III IrSla
, 1880-07-20
TILE COURTS.
THE FIDELITY.

In tlln cnso Of tho Flinlty Saving. Ilnuk, the IT..
rc,yHr Esl report stating tlt the 9th IT Juu+
itp sncelvpd Instructions u x lhe W. Vi " thu +. T.
Il NJ Ser. ~ H. IN HtunY Gunnty cUntalnlng Rbput
.ryenty -hvs ncrcs. fur t.IulI Thu hsnat time fur
Et,g obIectlnns elvUn, and shca then i1 Inns rp-
tnvei ttrpe hattnr bErs, i REST bafnE mn offer Of
.tLsjJ frUu John A. IIelelte Tho mo WHO nnds the
fLkD nHer. Jutfkh alep1H t eat'A tts last offer "
h0 accepted untOss objections AsB hled BY the 2th
it,Hf