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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-07-28

Pres, says. u
& TIE crops down Wyanett and Spencer
Brook way are looking good onithe whole
but some pieces of wheat will not pay for
cutting
we are sorry to know that Mr. E. A.
Ross is not improving as fast as his friends
would wish him to. Fact is, Rad is a
very sick man
The raspberry patches are numerous in
the land Mile Laos county is oyer-run
with foreigners from Isanti and Sher-
burne, all intent on berries. But the,sfor-
eigners" are all welcome. 6 nt.
Ben Whitney is attending ri ght to busi-
ness and means to make sccess Of thresh-
ing, this fall, He will guarantee to do
good work and waste no time about it
either ss's @= Esa- 4t@ ssSf
Prnceton.does not propose to take a
back seat on anything This is no Swede
town, nor a town where they hang folks
for the theft Of $50 No. references to
Cambridge or Anoka. @11.
Harley Whitney has steam planer in
operation in the rear of the feed mill. It
is the first steam planer that amounted to
anything, ever brought to this town.
They say the machine does excellent
work.
Galley & Nicely sold Calvert Garfield a
Champion twine- binder and a company
Of ladies and gentlemen from this village
witnessed the machine in operation The
unanimous opinion of all was that the
Champion self binder is a great success
| Mr.. Albert Little, who had charge of
one of Campbell 6 Pages teams and &C
companied the railroad surveying party
from here to Pine City, came home to-day
The survey was completed to Pine City
! Wednesday night ~. s.. .5..
|
| Assessor Walker and the town board
Of review must feel good over the action
Of the Isanti County board of equaliza-
ton. Several classes in that town were
raised by the county board 200, 800 and
400 per cent. That discounts Princeton
In common with the readers of the
| UNION we devoutly thank God that We
are through with the tax list for tllisye
However, we are all fixed for several such
lists in the future, and will not be obliged
| to borrow 'sorts''
See Auditor Mudgett's notice to sci
grass on state lands, in another column
Owing to blunder on the part of the
state auditor the chairman of the board
of supervisors was not notified to sell The
grass this year. aa. r...rs2 ..-f I'd. -
National Republican., 1881-10-19
HOT-SCoTCH.

The key that winds up many a mans
business is whisky.
"A petrified egg has been found in
Colorado. Who can beat this?
Query (revised version): Where was
mGovernor Moses when the light went out? III
he Tombs.
There are so many cockroaches in
he White House that II really seems like news
laper oflicc.-BosiOn Post
=" Excuse me for the liberty l take"
Is the convict remarked when he escaped from
he State prison.-Loceu Citizen.
Webster was an esthete, because he
Enthusiastically says in his dictionary that the
Ierb speak" Is too utter.-Puck.
1t is stated that only four hundred
sedars Of Lebanon remain. How many were there.
and where are the seceders?-London Punch.
"A sexton, recently arrived from War
saw. has been engaged by a telegraph company OH
account OF his experience in planting Poles.
1t is certainly reflection on the ap-
precatve TASTE Of the bride that the best man at
wedding is not the bridegroom.-Bost0 Transcript.
-Fender's wife's uncle on her mothers
sde isSo scrupulously temperate that he won't ent
eidcr ubples nor patronize mosquito bar.-Norti
American Manufacturer.
-" 1 maintain" cried Mr.. Quillhopper,
excitedly,. that no man has been In such hor-
rble predicament that he could not be In q worse
one" "Thats all nonsense" answered the blonde
young man; "a relative of mine was once on the
sea in an open boat for ten days with nothing to
10 eat his own shoes; what could be worse than
thatY "Wen," said Mr.. O., slowly, she might
have had to eat some one elsesW The blonde
roung man wilted.-a. Louie Horned
National Republican., 1881-10-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Professor Giles A. Penick. of Culpeper
County, a brother of Bishop Penick died We'd
hesday
Joseph NJ. Clark has been appointed
postmaster at Russell Creek, and William L. Webb
at Sampsons wharf
There is more inquiry for property both
in staunton and in Augusta County than there
has been for several years past.
The Brooklyn regiment marched down
Yroad street, Richmond, early Monday morning,
heir band playing Dixie" and Garry Nc Back
to Old Virginia"
A little daughter of J. c. Orndorf, of
Frederick County, was killed last week by the ac-
eidental discharge of q gun In the hands Of nine
year old son of Sidney Sales.
Richmond has almost as much of the
Centennial celebration as Yorktown. The city Is
gaily decorated. lighted with electric lamps, and
hlled with soldiers aud visitors.
Mr.. III. III. Riddleberger was before the
Richmond Police Court on Monday charged with
being about to engage In u duel, and was placed
under bonds IN the sum Of 81 600 for twelve months
Il. l.. Lewis as surety.
Commissions have been issued to the
following postm1sters: J. II. Carroll, Carrolon,
Barbour County, West Virginia: A. Il. Cawthorn,
Newark, Writ County West Virginia q. =. Coch.
ran, Grape Island, Pleasants County, West Vr-
glnia NJ. Glenn, Free Shade, Mlddlesex County
Virginia; T. A. Vaughn Vaughn. Floyd County
Virginia; John n, Dawson, Cornersville, Dor
chester County, Maryland.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Revival meetings will be commenced in
the NJ. l.. Church Sunday night next
Mr. James L. Adams, measurer of lum-
Der, was taken suddenly sick on the wharf yester-
day morning.
The Hydraulion hose carriage has been
r.modeled and handsomely repainted at the shops
Of Messrs. Summers & Bro
Mr., Patrick Cation, an old and respected
sdtizen, died suddenly at his residence on Fayetc
itreet between King and Cameron streets, yester-
lay.
Rev. DIR. Flippo, of the Baptist Church,
will this evening at the regular prayer services
commence series Of lectures on John Bunyan's
Pilgrims Progress"
The schooner Norman, which has been
undergoing repairs at the shlp-yard for several
days past LEFT yesterday afternoon to load coal al
the wharf ofthe American Coal Company
S. Ferguson Beach will aid CORPORATION
Attorney Kemper IN tho suit Of the suretes of T.
ii. Dolahay, the builder Of the market against the
city II II shall be decided to prosecute the matter
further
City Sergeant William II. Smith left
yesterday morning for Richmond with Frank
Banks, eolored, convicted In the Corporation Cour
last week of robbing the dwelling OF Mr.. Burges,
afseyeral articles of jewery, aud sentenced TO the
penitentlary for four years and SIX months.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
Rrncc Int

This Is the sort Of advice we would give to @
nervous, dyspeptic sufferer Inflse more vitality
into your muscles and brain, my attenunted friend
Do II with Hostctters Stomach Bttcrs. In the face
ofits unbounded popularity and the concurrent
evidence In its favor you can scarcely doubt that
IL is potent for good Use 1t, then; II persist
emily and regularly, not spasmodically and for a
few days. A remedy with such a reputation de-
serves fair trial. Ifyou are dyspeptic your NAL
ady will eventually yield to it; If you are feeble
lack flesh, and feel respondent 1t will both build
relieve, aud II bilious. BEAUTIFULLY stimulate your
liver. Don't deSpond, but make this effort In the
right direction. 1t will cventunte In your reliel
Take our advice and act upon 1t without delay be-
fore some serious malady lays you on your back.
MWF
National Republican., 1881-10-19
RnxnIArcnnun.

"Analostan Council" of this order was
Instituted at st. Georges Hall, 5l0 Eleventh street
favorable auspices, by Deputy supreme Regent J.,
II. Carmiencke, The following are its officers as
installed: Past regent, Edwin Muller; regent,
benjamin White vice regent, Stephen @. Brown;
orator, 4. @. Quantrelli secretary, Richard b.
SMITH collector, Thomas G. Iddings; treasurer
Henry L. Wilson, chaplain, @. u, Goode; guide
]. L. Thomas warden, II. A. Moorei sentry Jere.
Prentiss; trustees, Edwin Muller Richard b.
Smith, and Benjamin White. Meetings were fixed
for the first and third Mondays OF each month,
A unanimous vote OF thanks was rendered Deputy
Regent Carmiencke for his Kindness and courtesy,
10 which he ably and fttngy responded. This
order Is growing rapidly, Us the strict medical ex-
business principles adhered 10 make II a cheap
aud sure Insurance, together with being social
organization Of the highest kind.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
DISTRICT COURTS.

CRIMfSAL CouRT-JUsrIcE Cox.-Mariha Banks,
assault and battery with intent to kill Matilda Up.
sur: verdict guilty and sentenced TO be confined In
the Albany peniteniary ut labor two years and six
months. Charles Crow, assault with intent to Kill
assaulting policeman; on trial. Assignments for to-
day.-Casesle lef over.
CIRCUIT CoUnT-JusrIcE MAcARrHuR.-Pum.
phTey vs.. FitZmorris. ana Kecfc Shea admins
trntor; dismissed without costs. Massinan d Co. VS..
versed. Reid VS.. Cassidy abaied Hoover vs.. Rest
plaintiff called dismissed Moses Bailey; verdict
for plaintif. siLs2 with Interest from November 20,
1879 Williams vs.. Lnnsdnle; certio sustained pro-
ceedng below quashed Lewis Lauer Il Co. VS.. Ad-
Ter, Kob vs. 2antznger, and Fegan W.. Arnold Judg-
ment by default LoOney vs.. Z!nre; defendant cRlled
Judgment below affirmed. Lockwood vs.. Gordon
plaintiff called, suit dismissed, Gait " Co vs. Walker
Il Co.; discontinued by plaintiff. Assignments for to
day-Appca numbers is ~, 25 26, ~ - % 30, 81, q,
80, 81, 50, 30, 81, 3S, 80, 10, II, and Il.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
baltimore General MARKET.


BALTIMORE, Oct. is.-Cotton quiet and lower mid
ding, llA@n1. Flour quiet and unchanged; How.
ard street and Western superne s. 5Og6 0 do extra
% 2b@7 0o do family u 25@s0 co. City Mills supcrhne
s5 5000 25 do extra % 5o7 O0 do Rio brands $ GOA
25; Patapsco family, ss7s. wheat-southern steady
and qulet Western steady; Southern red, 81 3j@l as
do amber, 81 iG0Di 81 No. Western winter red spot
aud October, 81 45H9l 45il; November, 81 l55f@l IS
December, 81 5]di 53A. Corn-Southern hrmer ioT
white; Western about steady; Southern white 7i 7ic
do yellow, 79'sc, nominal; Western mixed spot and
October lIs0Qf0c; November I0SiGTl; DecembeT T3t
t178sc. Oats firm and quiet Southern, isa52c; West
ern white, 5Oa5lc; do mixed isCGiac; Pennsylvania
50d5ic. Rye easy at n iODl a. Hay dull; prime "a
choice Pennsylvania aud Maryland, t2od2G. Provi
sons easy but not quotably lower; mess pork $40 80
bulk meats-shonders aud clear rib sides, packed,
hams, i5G l5ic; lnrd-rchnet iJc, Butter scarce and
hrmer Western grass, i5dn2jc, Eggs firm ut 2ld22c
for fresh, Petroleum dull and nominal; refined 7%c
Coffee quiet and lower RIO cargoes, ordinary to fair
edllc Sugar steady; son, l0Sc. Whisky quiet
aud nominal ut 81 1901 ~ Freghts to Liverpool
per steamer qulet and steady cotton, 7S26 iad; -four
~ per barrel grain, 3sd Reccipts-Four, iIG5 bar
1elS wheat u 300 bushels corn, S5So bushels; oats
sales-Wheat, 5j0OOO bushels corn. l3jOOO bushels.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
Now York GENERA, Market.

New YoRK, Oct. is-Cotton quiet sales, 1904 bales;
uplands, iikc; Orleans, i2ac; consolidated net re-
celpts 2l,sii bales exports to Great Britain, 1910
bales. Flour-Southern dull and declining; common
TO fair extra 20 io7 30 good to choice do, q ps CO.
Wheat heavy and ia2c lower; export demand limited;
fairly active trade on speculative account; ungradcd
spring an1 90 ungraded red n 31ri 81; ungradctl
white, 81 No ~ No. rcd, October, ~ 5O9t 51la No
vembcr u 6l49l 52l4; December, ~ biA6bi 81, Corn
stsc lower aud less active, closing scady ungrndcd
gStdIlisc for new and old No. 2wliie T5'sa7Gc No.
2, October 704HIO'sc; November, 7l052itc; Dcceni-
ber, 73A6ac Oats sGIiC lower aud dull. No. o. Iic.
Hops fairly active; ycarlngs, l2@2sc Coffee modcr-
ntely active and rather weak; Rio cargOca and on
street all on basis of Tic for ir sugar strong aud
very qulot fair TO good refining, SstGsI,c; refined
easier and quiet; standard A. O56gJiac. Molnsses
qnie J0test refining 3ic; Porto Rico, 3jSn52c. Rice
nrm and moderately active: llangoon, 21ac In bond.
strong, CLOSING at 52c bid, SIC asked. Wool about
steady; domestic fleece 3lGisc; Texas, lGGrJ2c Pork
very dull and prices wholly nominal at SIS IOrl 75
October and November ils 0o9is TO- Mlddles dull
ana nominal; long clear, luc short clear, lOdc Lard
5g7sc lower and dull at S2 01: October gu Wi No
yember, fl2 OO December, si2 i2JS@l2 l5. Freights
National Republican., 1881-10-19
AND ONO RAILROAD.
TilE MODEL FAST NE,ANDTuEoNLY LINH
BEIMEE THE EAST AND THE
MIsSr VIA WISH lNOION.
DounLE TRAcH JASHfY COUPLER STEEL Ntts,
Schedule to take effect sunday, May ., 1881.


AM .,,,... LEAVE wAsutNuroSi
t!'2o-EEnHliTrAEGx9 EHlr q G,thNSSiNNAri, AND ST. LOUIS
500 -nallmgre, Ellicolt CITY, and Way stations
tClO- LflMORE ENPREsS.
strasbnrg. Winchester, IIngerstown, aud Way.
bGFi%, 'Gfi rna MY NEW SEiG SoRk AND nos
.pRNE EHG %SN Am Ee,IT GS!' S & FS F SSts tso
nCc,S Tor liagerstown and ut Point OF Rocks TOT
;oOO0n Sur,lHy only, for baltimore Annapolis, aud
ieoo-HRiirIMoRE EXPRESS tsropsai IIya,tsv,nc.
Collcgc Bclisy,llc, laurel, Annapolis Junction.
"zrlbiSHISt'ls hSb 81 LoGls EXrRfss 'pSf ''N0'N"
ig,iO- baltimore EilIcott City, Annapolis and wa'
tSOO- -nALriMoRE,P ,PmiLhDELPuIA, ANDNEw
$50 balimerc aud Way stations twlnehestcr, Fred.
}iSST5soT az SSIyi HTISN SN LAu
REL EXPREsS tFrederick, via RELAY. stopsn
tti5-Point OF Roces Frederick, IIngcrstown, Win.
chester, and Way stations. ton Sunday to Poln,
itao- @aSSTd HSSr ana SnSnSo MANY nsSS nSG ny Stations
tj;ii-nALrIMoRE EXPRiiss tMartlnsbnrg and
WAY, via Relay. STOPS as lyatlsvhlo anu
ESipi 30 SSSS SSG Way Way sSions MSG s'on'
7Sj- -iiALTiN0l!s iTfATIsViLLE, AND LAU'
tar5!TIHgsHgBH Tf: s. EHsi 4, CINCINNATI AND ST.
e5O-PiiILAbEIriiiA, NEW YORK, AND hos
TON EXPRESS Sleeping IS car 70 ,lSsS New York.
IA 3FfiR} sISepi'YS epiiI'YSTTSviIE AND LAU
hiL EXPRESS Sl9ps on signal STt1tnson % 70 ,S, on
tDaiiy. iSundays only. other trans daily, except
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For ter n nRy q" snd f am1 I and and
ii pennsylyan@ avenue, corner Fourteenth n % street
and received at amy point IN the city, ,
VvIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ana Dond QuotatIons-BaItirnOr
and New York Produce Markets.

The following observations ON the transactions in
the financial market yesterday, together with open
Ing highest lowest and closing quotations are fur
nished by the bnnking-house OF H. d. Cooke, jr, n
Co. ii29 street. Washington, ID. G.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, oct rs. ais p. m.-Tho market opened
quiet at slight decline from yesterdays closing.
There was fractional rally later. Amer which the
market became weak and steadily declined to the
close, the final prices showing loss Of 4 to per
cent In exception Manhattan Elevated advanced Q
per cent The fact that the market did not respond
on the purchase OF bonds by the Secretary Of the
Treasury started the selling movement, and rumors
OF panic on the Paris Bourse assisted the decline.
AZ this writing prominent bankers say they have
ndvces of the latter. The market, however Is fever
ish and confidence vanish at the first appear
ance of any weakness. The fnct that the railroad
war still exists and that the speculation in grain
and provisions not only locks up large amounts Of
money, but also seriously checks exports are i'm
portant factors In the situation. Until these latter
change II would that material rise could take
place further than that caused from day to day by
the manipulation OF few leading operators. Money
has ruled at to per cent.
yoUV STOCK
National Republican., 1881-10-19
REAL ESTATE.
The OnIcIaI Transfers ns Recorded Yestcr-


tny.
Mr.. J. f. omstead presents the following transac-
tlons in real estate IN the District yesterday re-
ported 10 him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On street north, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenlh streets west rari OF lot (ns inches by depth
OF ~ fcet6 incbes) square 100, William V. Marmion
10 Laura Benct, sIOO.
on Fstreet north, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets west pnrt Of lot (2j feet by Il3
feet 81 inches square 253 Joseph s. Birch TO George
Bprgling. f,SiT32.
on Fourth street east corner of street NORTH sub.
lot II leD by 100 fee square SOj, jeremiah OConnor TO
John r. Lynch, $50.
On street north. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets east subo 90 n feet inches by dep,
square lo2G Maggie l.. Plumley ct vir TO A. IL. saw
National Republican., 1881-10-19
AIcsnn,,rin Grn,u MnrI,ct.

ALEXANDRIA, oct. 1s-The market was generally
active. Flour firm, with light receipts and good
home demand. Wheat Receipts slightly improved,
the offerings to-day reaching about $500 bushels, with
sales ut Dcpl q for Fnltz; 81 ij for mixed; 81 5ucp
sales of old willie at Ilc no new offered Rye In de-
mand at 81 Ojdi 06. Oats scarce and wanted. with
HtaI
National Republican., 1881-10-19
nooRNwALLrs is TAKEN rp


II twelve o'clock, and Cornwalils is takenP
This was the cry at midnight hour
That reused the sleeping city,
And echoes down the rolling years
To this Centennial ditty.
No telegram or lightning train
The stirring message bore,
No cable scntit DER the main,
Or flashed from shore - shore.
But the glad news came floating
Upon the autumn breeze,
Aud gold and crimson banners
Were flung upon the trees
For In the frosty starlight
All nature seemed to waken,
And listen to the thrilling words
OF" Lord Cornwallls's takenp
IL reused the mother from drear
OF her own soldier boy
The young wife heard the welcome news
with smiles and tears ofIoy.
The Brandywine and Delaware
The glorious message bOrci
"surrender of CORVALLIS
On Old Vlrginas Shore"
And on the news went speeding
Ger bill and mountain gorge,
To the eagle in his eyric
ON the rocks Of Valley Forge.
The bells with Joyous pealing
hrousing one and all,
While Stars and stripes were streaming
From Independence Hall
Trenton repeats the story,
And on tho Hudson shore
The highlands shall re.echo
With wars alarms no more;
A dove then bore an olive leaf
From green Virgiula's. breast
Pnusing nj Saratoga
And Bemus Heights TO rest.
Tlcon derogn welcomes
The harbinger Of peace.
At Grown Point and Fort Edward
The buglc call now cease;
Hang cbaplets on the camping grounds
Where sleep our honorcd bravel
From rocky heights OF Abraham
10 Koscinsko's grave.
s0reen Mountain BoysW whose valoi
No patriot can forget,
Weave gnrlands Tor our heroes,
"ltochnnibeau" aud Lalayeiter'
While In the morning sunlight
The mountain streamlets dance,
Dovel with thy branch OF olive,
Crown the tri.coior Of France.
Then wing thy glad flight onward
To the CITY by the Sea-
In the water OF whose harbor,
LIES a cargo Of taxed tea"
Al" Lexington the beverage
Was given to our friends,
With the kettledrum" Mt Yorktow
The entertainment ends.
The thirteen States have pllghtcd
Their love and faith forever
"Wbat God hath thus uniieJ,"
Let no man dare to sever
Virginia and the Commonwealth,
The landmarks OF our story,
The Alpha and Omega
In the Nations roll OF glory
When the traveller from New Zealand,
On London Bridge shall stand,
And view the ruins Of st. Paul's
In that once fatuous land.
When the lion and the unicorn
Have had their little day,
Like" Isis aud Osiris"
Or myths long passed away.
All, then shall Freedoms banner,
with clustered stars uniurled,
Mid shouts orglad hosanna
Float DER the Western world.
And on the grand centennial days
The Nations heart will thrill
AT roll-call ofthy heroes
yorktown" and Bunker HILL"
-E0r The Republican.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

On aud nIlOr IhursHnN, Scptember To- Io'Ti
TRAINS LEAVE II. q p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
silO n. m.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily.
Direct connection for south and Southwest Daily,
except Sunday, To points on q. Il q. Il. II.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS On 1:lu ~ m, lraii
from WashingtUutO To New orleans without ClRnge:
1915 p. m.-SOUrItERN EXPIRES, daily, Tor All
X. X.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on IO:IJ y. IN. train
from Washington to Augusta, Ga, without
change.
ton to DpnVillr.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 7;io
train daily, except sunday. For Warrcnton, Ilo
a.. m. train daily, 49,,
For tickets and Information call at Virginia Md
land oilcc, col Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEI, Agent.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
:"
IOTED-

BUSHNELL-On October 10 1881, after a short III
ness, J. HOWARD bushnell only son OF DR.. j. II.
and Mary i. Bushnell aged 81 years. lie leaves u
wife and two children.
Funeral service, with solemn high mass, at st. Pat
rick's Church, at o. IN. on Wednesday.
HERBERT.-Suddeniy, ON October 49, 1851, at 1880 p.
m EMILY HERBEHT, aged 10 years.
Funeral will take place. from her late residence GOT
ii street northwest, at o'clock p. III. Thursday, Goth
instant. Relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend ~
National Republican., 1881-10-19
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
NEW YoRK. Oct ls.-Money loaned down from to
per cent. on call, and closed at 3@4 per cent Ek
change was strong and the nominal rates were marked
up ic to lsi for sixty days and iSj for demand with
actual business at i79kl604 for long and Isi6gisDi
for short sight The advance was due TO scarcity Of
commercial bills and to the settlement OF credits and
loan bills made two months ago Governments gem
orally firm and 4 per cent. higher for extended is
registered SIS declined y per cent; the other issues
were unchanged. State bonds generally active and
In the main irm. railroad bonds Irregular on a mod
crate volume OF business, and closed heavy. The
stock market unsettled In the early dealings and
was generally weak, and ~ eleven o'clock prices
showed decline Of lSmlss per cent, New York Cen
tTAl, Michigan Central, and Denver ana Nlo Grnnde
being mostly pressed, This was followed by rise Of
h@2s+ per cent, In which Metropolitan and Manhat.
the speculation became heavy and prices continued
10 decline steadily up 10 the close, the general list
showing decline In the final sales OF Gn2Is per cent,
which was most marked In tho trunknc stocks,
Wabash preferred Denver and Rio Grande and q. q.
c. & I. Manhattan Elevated 3ls 10 i2is but re-
acted to Il}i Metropolitan advanced frOm S5A 10 sg I
and closed at sis. The general market closed weak.
Central Pacific, 5000 Delaware, LackAwRnna and
Western 1000 Denver and RIO 0rande, 81 200, Erie,
l350O Kansas aud Texas, 20G Lake shore, 2iTOO;
Louisville and NaShyle, 5000 Michigan Central,
8aOg Manhattan Elevated, 320G New Jersey Central
$500 New York Central, 25,0CG Ontario and Western
O5OG Pacific Mail, 5000 Reading, 0l0f ST. Paul, 9
Texas Pacific, $1,000 Union Pacific, q 500 Wabash
Pacific, llGOF Western union' $780, Metropolitan
--'N'N'NN' WV ar.rR unNns
National Republican., 1881-10-19
s,oc1. uor,

LONDON. oct. is-Bar silver, 81 iS-ie Atlantic and
Great Western hrsts 5if; do seconds q: Erie 455F
do seconds, IUG'S New York Central. 1i2ls Pennsyl
National Republican., 1881-10-19
PRopuCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, oct. 1s--virginla SKIES consolidated
so do. second series iON do. past due coupons, %;
new tcn-iOrties, 59A bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
TsTTrT7

"The wise for health on daily walks depend" and
thousands OF the elite, from far and near, visit
DT. Whites establishment l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue
opposite WIllard's Hotel for relief from and avoid
aice OF Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails Vascular
FNcTescences and other ailments OF tbs Feet Press
of business nj Oce precludes attendance at residence
pNcppl an eT 6 o. ni. Office fee, 81 per visit.