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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
FOREIGN EXPORTS.
DOM Es1'IO EEpOR'
FINANCIAL AND uouwEnC,AL NEWS.
INCREASE TN TINE VOLUME OF BUSINESS.

INCREASE TN THE VOLUME or BUSINESS.
The New York Public OF January says!
There haH been an incrraaa Iii The volume OF
huainasa during the year ct every city eSenpt
Gan Francisco and Providence, and ri Prov!
denea, though lnpspa Appeared ~ eynry month
save ono unit November. the gain during the
last two munihs haH nearly overcome them. Az
Naw Orleana, where there was decline Of 10 .
per cent during the iltat BALI rf the year, and
where mn Epidemic haa aeiiouHls affected buei
meas during the Hummar and fall. n small In
grease In the pssrtg gate exchanged neverheless
IN aean. Al MiIwaukee loHa Of AZ ner cent
during the frat half ~ the year has been more
than balanced hg later gains. In January Hix-
kaen cities ratorted Hmnller uanaac'inne
than In January. 1878. IN February
only eeven cities showed smaller
transactions, Ia March, piue. IN April. ak; IN
May. June. July ard August, Eve. IN aaptem-
her, onY two; In October, two. aud In Deoen-
her only one. thus far reported. The gains IN
nearly all caat have b come larger toward the
rluHa OF the year. Notwithstanding tho fact that
some lmprov ment had appeared Ia the closing
munthH Of tsfa Ia abort, all desired encour-
aUement Tint can DO given by Incraafe IN the
volume Of business is given In the returns Tor
the yaer. Consideration of the serious u1ns-
Hon which they suaaest-whether the advance
Ia prices aud Tho Increase In amount Of trans.
actions have not beer too rltnid 40 that the I'm
provement haa already become unhealthy,
4everish aud uncertain OF enduranoa-ia de-
farfed vii other comments until the com rlete
returns have been received.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
THE COTTON EXCHANGE.

The meeting TO consider the proposed amend.
ment 10 the constitution or the Cotton EXCHANGE
met promptly ut 7:sa .. m. Mr.. N. Cunningham
In the chair. Mr.. II. G. Hester acting as secre-
tary and the number OF shares represented IoT'
After some discussion substitute was pro-
posed to the amendment. The following was
the proposed amendment:
The capital stock Of the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange shall hs say eoo divided into $50 shares
OF 500 each. which shall be paid In cash. II
certificates OF stock shall be signed By the
president and countersigned by the treasurer.
And the following was the substitute:
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock OF the said association shsll
be 500 600 divided into tsool shares OF two hun
ured dollars, which shares shall be paid for
IN cash or In tnstsllments rs required by the
MI the price II which shares OF stock belong ~
TO this association shall be sold which nrice
HhAil In NO case he less than two hundred dollars
Der share; prorided, that owners OF old shaI O.
OF slo0 each may. On an a fter the eighth of Jan
nary. 1880 surrender The same. and hall be en-
titled r. receive from this association. in ex-
change therefor an equal number OF shares or
800 each, without further payment for the new
shares. In case payment Tor stock should be
called for n any saoserSer & he
nents within thirty days after the date fixed for
such payments shall forfeit all inrtaliments
previously paid. All certificates OF stock shall
be for $500 each. and shali ba signed BY the
president and countersfgned By the treasurer.
The above amendment is to 90 into effect i'm
mediately,
The president was also requested to call a
meeting, after due notice, for the consideration
or the the following amendment 81 article II
oil the constitution:
ARTICLE II,
It shall be lawful for those OF the stoekhold-
ers who are duly slectes and qualified nam.
beers of he said association ana Tor them alone,
ut general e Getting eanSened for that pur-
pose alter natise a. reQuir d by article Kilt to
msfe any mod ficafions. addition or Changes
In the original act of incorporation, or To dis
solve IL II sss oeation, with the assent OF three
fourths of such stockholders as may be present
at such meeting. each ut which stockholders 30
present shall t.e 81 Titled to only one vote. and
any such mod fication. addition. chance or dis
position shall lie reecrtei as required By law.
Before adioarning tire pre- ident called the
attention of the meeting to the recent circular
Oh the Treasury Department at Washington.
fnstructing collectors Of customs to withhold In
certain cases the names OF shippers and con
signees from pnhlica ion. and requesting
them. when written requests shall DO dled By
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figures JOB iots.J
LEAF ToBACco-Runnina stock 54s hhds stock
on saie 2as hhas. Quiet. Low lugs s4as&e p n,
medium 4Stso good and fine 4s9.kc. Low
7h@sae. re ections 9ealoc.
MANUFACTURER TOBACCO - Quiet. Supply
s And s1asc f Rsn pug ssSsa
ss@sae: BACK sweet 5000. No. j. IS and los
navy 81 bask ss Fancy styles p natural Leaf
&2@t7c. No. l. MS. extra fancy 67@s5c.
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
suaAR-Qliet but Arm. Interior 1@Sac.
6'., good fair 5o7Hc, fully fair 7NS7ae.
6k0se. yellow clarified s<@s1sc gray clarified
sa@shc. off white s1@s&e. choice white 81
@sh Y standard white s9sHc ~,
MoLAssEs In good demand and firm. Com
M ~ su0s2c v gallon, centrifugal 2e93ss. fair
ss@s5e. prime ss9ssc, strictly prime s9@4oe.
choice 4tf643a
RIrE- Unchanged No. q 4a@4xc. common
5ae.cc. ordiarny eA @eHe, fair s6@s.c. good 81
@7c. prime TX 07Sc. choice 7h@1h.
BREADsTUFFs.
Flour Dull bat steady. Fine SOS so.
superine SOS rs, extra IS soaS rs, double ex-
tra SO 25G6 so. treble extra IS 62'1 06 s7h family
$6S@T. choice s76-. fancy 81 l2k@7 Is.
CORN MEAL % s002 81 p Dbl.
GRITs SIS S5@3 SO p bb
HoMINY-$3 81 as rs.
RYE FLoUR-S5 5096 v Dbl.
GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFS.
Conn IN SAcKs-In moderate supply. fair re-
umest and easier. White GIG 5Sc. Write mixed
81 65sc. yellow $685. yellow mixed 5sg59e y
buRhi.
OATs-LiRht supply In the hands Of dealers,
Jobbing at seq &C p hushel.
BRAN Quiet at 75077hc y 100 fb.
HAY-In fair supply, good demand and firm !;
choice s35G26 y ton. prime s22 b6@24. ordi-
nary %.
BULK CoRN-SalahIe at b295sc for mixed q
bushei, W it, 50. yellow 5fG5s3.
BULK WHEAT-None here. Salabie at 81 40 2
bushe.
PROVISIONS.
Provisions are dull.
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Efpnfnncps. BaianapR.
This week ........... W p1h 5pE 10 1871 nDT NJ
I,nat week .... ...... at pBl ks H9g gus w
Tha waeA III YHnr. T.29ETaS 4g TAI roo IA
THE MONEY MAHREr-'rhe demand for dis.
counts IA Of fair extant, ut easy rates.
Exceptional commercial pager Ia uupfed f@ns
mortgage no second grnda nominal.
HFw YoHR Money rute 9 v cent.
IoNbpN flank oi England rate --! Consols
W ii.iet
rARIs -Hentaa I'll m.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule nj ss@-. trade
daara plenpb; American hav'a and unartarH
psssebioo Bullion In London 529sa. here. hne
al IA no W ounce.
AMERltAa Gohp- California T@s " cent da-
count: light weight pI@par. INITIATED v cent
discount,
FoRNIuN CorTs-In currency. vs-frano
piaraa ROdp-u twenty franc uteoea IN TOO -.
sovereigne a. 7Sfoa 80, ten ihalar places VI COO
II EpHniah dpubloons sic aBB =, Patriot doub
looms stB $50 Mexican douhlouns etc 35dp-.
Mexican twenty paAos uieee NO nEntp ~, South
American gold 200 per pesos, German twenty
mHrka A. anRD4 ~.
HrEa1rNa- Flrmer Here commercial Ia 4TB@
ATsls bankers aTpk6DA o, bank -eot8l. ut Nav
yotk commercial Ia 4Tpb@asJs. bank 4sis
1ial "
Francs -Firmer. Here commercial are g ~ II
a., bank 52JA@-; NJ New York commercial
a ah6hb aAas bank 3 aas Rb.a 9a.
NEW YonK AIaHr~F rmsr. Commercial 81 30
% discount per 5000 Bank aud bankers
checking rate st per $1,000.
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Tot, building claes
.asa. tnAnr,, re


Thus far the comparison indicates that the
average advance In prices from November /,
lHTS, To November l, 1870. was about "a per
cent The itemR not yet examined, tnr which
estimates are given. based upoa tho changes la
the prices OF other articles III the same class,
aeem likely To affect the general result ehoul rs
much In one dtfeo ion N IN the other. Blu the
prices of 1878 were the lowest ever reached
ninca 1873. Recovery from them. even 10 the
extent Of 30 per cent, haa not necessarily lifted
prices above the nofmHl specie Level. Tho
comparison of pric OF 1860 with those or 1878
and 1879 will be- given hereafter. but facts
already published appear to tndt
cate that the purchasing power Of 500
lii gold. at the prices ~ 1900. WAS about equiv
alent to tsi II a. the prices of November l. 1878
II 40. ard n ne advance from that date 70 No,
yember /, 1879, proves 20 be correctly estimated
from the incomplete comparisons already
made. the purchasing power OF 500 in 1850
nearly equals that Of $ioi u November /, 1872.
Nor. were the prices OF 1878 at any time ~ low.
on the whole, as those Of lsts The decline ut
that period waa In 4 lass degree checked by ac-
tive foreign trade and the proatraion Of do
mestic industry was more severe than II has
been at any time sinee or this the very rapid
recovery during the past year is u strong proof.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
STATE CONHnLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
MAnk hI Ar N U. RTOCK EXCHANGE.
STATE OoNsoLs All NEW YORK

tf;aT "A, m.--Salee $4,000 Mt A..
lbs III IN. SaleH 5000 ~ alA.
MISCELLANEOUS BoNDs Small State Consols
ia. City consolidated u ,nds Hiap-
rther City Bonds =: Drawn Premium Bonds
i.atpi4s. jackson Railroad - FIRST MORTGAGE
-mtia aaeund coupon iioD-. second
iaht HOS q United htataH v cents Here
ioRAmiusts. New York lO3tk 7l03h. London
q.
WARRANTS. Sour. Eru.--state Warrants 1879
receivabla for iioenaae aud taxes, 30 u 0RpA
I,avra Warrants --mnt. p ,ira Warrants isT6
40 a6Dls City Saripts14 ~ 0Osa. iE7s 99dp3T 1870
n, hnsts, 1877. ~ Atpsi vi; 1918, Ha@ia. school
Cartineaea = ~, Half paid CITY Uoupons % :.
Inter at Certificates N State Console january.
1870, Tgp-; July. 1870. % y. Privileges on
Premium l,,nas sol v cent Unpaid State
cuupona on u ahi.
srocKs The before me following quotations
af stocks Indicates FRIDAYS tceehp quotations Of
The Netr Orleans stock Exchange. the !, last sale
since Ftiiap; hh T. last sale to-day: a, tcGh dtpt-
ie,.d q er dipidend
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
NEW nnLEA M MARK ET.

Under fair demand the cotton market
opened firm. ruled quiet and unchanged VI
noon. and closed dulet. The sales summed 90
GBoo exclusive OF 1000 yesterday mostly for
Great Britain and France.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
1900 bales. including 1000 after . .. m. yester-
day. Market opened flrm. closed quiet
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To-day. Yea'day. las
DOM Es ITO MARK EFT


IDtHl 6AinR- +lH,hHi
Nav YoBE HpoTe The reg tilar ealeH eomprlsed
at5 haieH, delivered on contract 1900 bales. The
market otened dull and nominal nj Yesterday q
anntatlona. and oaead the came, Ordinary
Ordinary u 8-iol Low MiidliuR isRo. Middlins
Upland l91sr. MddlinE Orleans TIE, aud Mid
dllng TekHa ia3
NEw hHRK FurunEs-onennd and ruled all
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
PRICES Ar THE SPECIE LEVEL.

We extract the following from the New York
Public. Of January 1:
In the following table articles costing ia tho
saegreRata sina.d0o, November 1, 1878. the due
proportion 1T eHrh article To the aggregate ba.
Ira preserved, are euppnecd to have been our
chased In lhe same market November |. 1870.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08

tDtu. quotations of Domestic and Fbreten Mar.
kes are from the closing teleprans. and our tqf-
ton statistics from The Neo Orleans Cotton Mr.
dha
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mn FUTURES Opened and ruled nil

LIVERPOOL hPoTs-Mera active aud nrmar
showing an advance Of l. tGd. eiuslng at 7tsi for
Mihdling uplands and Ind for Miidling o :
eanp. Tho sales comprised 5000 bates. OF
which 1900 were American. Heeaipts # NIL
kinds were i67uo bales. OF which le.7oo were
American.
LIVERPOOL FuTuRHE Opened dull and closed
HfeahY Mt to-day u lowest prices.
LIVERPOOL DEItvERIEs hollands. any port.
not below Low Miihling. we're quoted as fol-
lows on Monday. January -. January
and February / AL. Feb nary aud Mareh
~ 9ai. March aud Anr Tad April and May
n g2d. May aud June IA ]. June and July g led.
July and August ~.
HAvHB MARKET-F Firm nj 81 francs for Tres
orinaira tepol and 81 for Low Middling
iaf1oatl, showing an advance OF franc for tho
latter.
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RIVER NEWS.
uyYrun pgw ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Thursday, January 8. 1880.

AFFfvARE.
Bee marine column.
neUartures.
Isabel. whisner. Laura l.. Davis. City OF Au@
guata. J. W. Cannon, James Howard. Danube
Lucy 10. Gastrsll.
stage of the Rivers
Daily telegraphio rerorf of the stage Of water
at various points, with changes. la tbs "a hourf
ending yesterday Mt . D. N;
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FR EsG N IT,.
co N VI X RCaAL.

THE inside quotations Of the following mar
hets indicate he eholesats prices. and outside
figures job lots.J
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FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE

tor quotations Of foreign and domestic mar
kets ara from the closing tateUransl
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-03
PROBATE NOTICE..

TN ra1 lRoDATH couKr OF xIH0 o0uN.
", Wa0h1ugtoo Territory.
In tka matter Of tie ssaats Of William CLANCY.
.ssss sss; :. 3 $. ): ..s,. ''f n''''.
o. rssdiss = 1nns sas Sp.stioa q rhoa..
CLANCY, aADinistFs1oe o. The setats ee mid w.
liao oiaaey. dsosseod. ssettag forth thss slid -
eate = u . Seepet eoo4l11oa - - decd. snd
-: 49, 80 . 9 = sssss : - =, 80; - =
SsGss1. eesnsne - pssHsae saeislsd.
! \ q ssG6esd sSA1 "a pegUooo iuose66oea d sne
eles1s q ~ 80 WIlta4 Only. oseessa. -
- aypo9 tsfoee ~ HsUeuos Ooles = - Qua
@of NJ = Che Oosst nes0 - - Cuut, u
~. sAs 1sth d4y Sf ynns. 4. 3. -. q - tle)
s'o1oek = II. vk~s snd sAses % shsw eas0 Why
. oe6orel d1seelbustpu ehoula ~ - 1a6o 81
~ reaidas q ~ s!ssse enong ~ Asirs - tAs
ss1l Aseeoee1 esessuie9 . isw. -
ysSiisAs1 soss : vsak ~ fesr successive weeks
bsfsee ths sala 1oeh ~ II Suss. 4. D. iroA. n
48o W814I2 1t1x xsaoNosn DoU1Dopof print.
q - 1UAoiaAsa - - ~ KinG e0antv.
ssd e GSssssl elFc1laaiso - aaid CsTsG sDd
e0sss l. spse Csust sAis l7sA 1ay e Nay, 4.
D. loo0. THO4Ae BURKE
83sssff SudO - Sssssss 0sut.
rxnarrosY or wAs1meroH.l / +.
css.ty e xine. 100
~ rssss ss ossss = - ssrssS o. !. is.s.
~ 49, = - tsossas Cd
tIa ~. : y: :: :: =: !: :; =
ssAGp0a sn-e1sts OeH . - sssA61s C1urs n
xhsssssy. w.eans:se 1sEssssy. ......u -.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAID oyycs Al olsnssA. v. z. /

LAxD 0yyscs Al O1ynyxA. ". T.,l
April nth. lee0.
NOT1Cg - uEREDY 0IyEu THAT zIE
IN following named settler hss hied ne(ice e
~ inlsnt1os - nats hnal pee6f - suppoes g ~
elatm, ard secure nnsl sossy thsseof, and list
his sbssses ths Ctssk cf ~ District Court q
8echomish CITY. ~. r.. on - s1sday, tks l3th day
Of ynnes =. p lonos
CAnk r. CspGnanxx. Homestead No. s24e, eor
- Nogth - nan0s 8 gsst. = sA1i1losal y nsns
$500 No. Isss. ~ sAs q = = ~. & = oss6iss
-. Townehio - uq1A. nnnGs Ese4 cd uamss
vis: Joho ooo1gan 80 oeosns ,QjcAar1soss. q
pss4 rlsoe, 1sahsn1an esun1y. y. =, en1 l.
Hao1on snA Chas. teoeney, of fnoheauish Olty.
y.r. D1oWu.
newst naG1s1sf.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Eslats n yshs Bss3napn. Dseeassd.
NTcrfcg 10 4xkEBy uIvEN BIZ Iax un.
IN AeEa0e1. o1nlnistpHtm of ene esesss 3
81 rernons hayinr clains asai1s1 ssia dscease3.
= s1hIho H. wlfh - noeeeMEy veaeesr1
viohln - yeas afee ~ nsse pu6ltelf1oe q en,a
eofica. = IN o6Dsntseutps. - his plece g -
49, = ~ 00 q o.aeen. xhgasnnVs Wmeise'
- A~0Us MAcEMTO4a.
hnu1nsS1salor a IL xstafe q Jehn k~gssee'
80 6ssssls. Nay =. loso. nfsste
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ATOTICY ls HEREBY 0Iytu That - PuR.
In sAancs cf au ortes a ths Prsbsss Couft of
King eounsy. uaahfng&sn 1snlsosy. n1s1o a the
l.t isy of sy. IoD d ~ na1tes - tbs seeabe Of
Thomas CuiIen. deceased. the undArujgped The
Asmfnissrssor cf tbs s1 setsse via es3 q pablsc
auction. te the highest tiddsr,
o. Msadsy. the Slst day ~ Nay. 1sse,
at 10 O'elsek 4. ~,
In sroat of the Heal KaksAe Omes of Msckintssh
Rssvss. ecrnsr ~ 11ill - CommsSceaa 0sfestss
10 ~ City ~ esa1a1s, I'll thsso esees1o ~.
pieces snd parcels q Isna lyiag 81 bslnGtn -
aid CITY og Bsatf)e. Known oDd oeeoeoeed - fe5.
l0wp, ssvvit: Lpas sunsboed 60 a. tuo ~
ssd ttBoe (3l u o10ek uunbBsd tueoty (2oD ~
Kidd's AAdittoa - ths ~ OIty - esete1o-
fssnu ond coD6ft1sos - 0i1es Oh, esI1 eu1n
q ~ Uni1s1 nsa1ss - - poid - ~ daB - ea,s
Dooa Uo6o - puEehooog - vn49ane q Dugehaee
n0asg. Dss1 = sxpsass e pass4aDR
EDtu n OoD0nuB.
AAnisisassAae = ~ nuaaes e 1AsaAs Gill;
= Asssassd. mewA
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An UHcLsAx TRAFFIC. few

An UAcL8AN TRAFFIC.-A few
years age Partisan society was startled
BY rumors Of the most cynical immor.
slity 10 high placss: and photographs
wers privately passed sbous IN prsot of
the slleeAsions. Crsdulous people
gs.ad With astooishmsnt upon tho por-
traits q well known grande danes in
the most extraordinary costumes and
Of ststesmen n the queerest eoopany.
till at last the police went to work. and
after grand seizure of esstes. dis
covered that Il was the practice Of
certain scamps to bay the photographs
OF people. Feoovs the heads spd stick
them on the bodlss Of persons who
hsd beea photographed in fancifal Coz
tnMes and aititudes. The models thas
obtained. being rsphotsgraphsd. some
times Afforded pictures % we'll done -
to make tt iopsssible for anyone 70
cay that the persons repre- ented in
them had not been willing sitters. These
photographs sold iumsnssly. aad the
takers made lots 81 money out Of them.
Three carpsts hung waving abroad in
Z the beess.
Abroad In the breeze as the sun went
down;
And three husbands, with patches Of
dust on their knees.
Whscked whacks that were heard for
miles mp and down;
For men must work. and women must
clean,
And the csrpsts be beaten no mat
ter bow mean- F
While the nsighbors do the bossing.
Three housewives lssned out OF their
wisdaws raised.
OF their windows raised. where the
- - sun stssamsd in;
And they scrubbed and scrubbed till
their heads grew dszed.
And their sars were ailed with hor-
= Yible din;
For pots will fall. and kettles 20 bang.
Aud boilers refuse 10 the attic 70 hang.
While the husbands d. the swearing.
Cbristisn Shaadc, Of LsncAster, Pa,
vowed to wTesk . friehtfnl Vengeance
spon his wife aud Moore. who had
elopsd together II he could only End
them. % he said. he would instantly
kill them both. His friend Ginder
offered 10 search out the runaway pair,
II Shsnder woaid promise solomnly to
punish them with death. Shander
readily promised but when the wife
was found, and she put her arms
aronnd him. kissed him, and begged
for forgiveness. he was overjoyed and
took her home unharmed. BE even
thanked Mosrs for giving her up
without trouble. The dissppcinted
and disgosted Ginder cursed the party
aud left them.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
OITT rs.

The annual drill Of the police force will
take place the latter part of this month.
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
club will hold special meeting tonight.
--Bonedictino Malt Wine Beer. Finley 4
Koch, agents. 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
The police made fifty.thrco arrests Satur.
day night. Twenty.one were registered rs
drunk"
Mr.. John T. Mitchell has resigned the
Office of secretary and treasurer Of the Column
bia hospital
Tho only Turkish bath in the city, 500 E
street. near judiciary Square Best shampooer
this side of New York. DIR. Boyee.
You can publish a thrco.line advertise.
ment OF want rent, for sale or lost three times
for twenty cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, icwelry, etc Call or
address Horzog, sos Ninth st., near Pa. ave.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well.known place, 903 Estroet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
The Michigan Campaign club will hold a
business meeting at the Office Of Tyler Ruth
orlOrd, 62S Z street northwest this evening at
7 o'clock.
Bradbury pianos and organs on the popu-
lar installment plan. Superior renting stock
a speciality. Froeborn G. Smith, 1903 Penn
| sylvania avenue.
"A colorod porter, named Ben Thompson,
employed by Mr. b. II. Stincmetz, was SEN
| fenced to Jail Saturday for four months for
| stealing furs from his employer.
"A man, named Simon Olto, who says ho
is member Of the Chicago police force, was
arrested Saturday night for drunkenness and
locked up IN the fifth precinct station.
The case of NJ. c. Rcrdell, charged with
| assaulting Colonel George IL. Glddings in the
postoilicc fow days ago, was partially heard
in the police court Saturday and continued
until to-day.
The Ohio Republican Voters, association
will hold a special meeting this evening in
the rooms of the association in the st. Cloud
building. Business of much Importance will
| be transacted.
Marriage licenses have been issued as fol.
lows: Charles NJ. Johnston of this city aud
Mary L. Dolo of York, Pa, and Andrew
Streets of this city and Mary Cox of Prince
Georges county, Md.
"A colorod man named Mike Shorter, ar
rested for an attempted Outrage on a little
white girl named Mary Il. Thomas was ar
ragned in the poi3e court Saturday, and
sentenced to thirty days in Jail, tho charge
being reduced to simple assault.
"A meeting of the Illinosans will bo held
ht veteran hall TINS evening, when action VIII
be taken on tho death Of John b. Patterson,
who lost his life on the Inflated steamer Apina
in October last, and such othor business as
may come before the meeting will DO trans.
| acted.
AT the last regular meeting of the Vir-
ginia Republican association it was decided
that the association, through its president aud
secretary, tender letter of thanks 10 Hon
A. NJ Clapp, for his activity in Virginia poll.
tics aud for his efforts IN that state aiding
"Old Dominion" republicans.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Hotel Arrivals.

st. James-F. Hickman of Philadelphia,
Lewis Miller and A. II. Gregg and son Of Nor
ristown, Tenn, S. T. Bacon os Boston, p. B.
Walker of Minneapolis, Mimi, DR.. J. p Broid-
rick and wife OF West county, Nd, w. j. Slay-
den, wife and child and Miss Rcna Slayden of
Kentucky, and f. l.. Durkoo of Detroit, Mich.
Nationa-Iou. William NJ. Springer of
Springfield. H., Hon. Il. Ford of Maryland,
Hon. John F. Philips and wife of Sedalia, Mo-,
Calvin Il. King of Indianapolis, Ind. William
NJ. Brenton of Peru, Ind, d. G. Gordon Of
Virginia, ]. w. ST. Clair of West Virginia,
and Milton Harley OF Philadelphia.
Riggs-E. Sawyer of st. Paul, Mimi, B.
Gerrish of Bordeaux, France, w. Z. Percon of
Detroit, f. w. Smith of Connecticut, J. ].
siorrow of Boston, w. D. Shipman of New
York, aud II. Baldwin, jr., of Philadelphia.
Imperial--James Perry of Now York, Will
lam IL. Henderson OF Chicago. Rolfe B. Saun.
ders of Richmond, and James w. Liter, wife
aud child, of indianapolis.
Wilard's-Gibson Fahncsock of New York,
c. II. Mccormick and Miss A. Mccormick OF
Chicago, Robert II. Hall, Mrs. John Hall and
Miss Hall of New York, Zral r. Sanio Do.
mingo and staff, Colombian minister, w. u.
Haven of Trenton, N. j.. J. j. Alexander Of
Maryland Francis Cobb of Maine, X. G. Will
lis Of Baltimore, and G.. b. Mcclellan of New
Jersey,