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, 1881-06-18

t,si!s Club. bctween here md tho Halfway House,
Uundns r}aI!. Mcmbep Of tho club were en-.
rnYcd IL. .prncttcn nj tho l0pt y9rd ratlgc. and
UcprKo MnrNctfs Nns firing Mt tho tnrEtt when
Hnhnppily tho marker, Ot0fRr Jenkins. stcppesl
III Irtlnt nnh received tho bItlnt which passed
through htA btFly aild, strangn s II nny srpoart
struck the hhll's eye. wiilun wMs f'espatttrt'l
with h1tNNt. a rtfbrtcr ut tho Times aouu after
tho occurrence Investigation tho fActs nnn Ms-
certntncfl that 1t has tCon the t,rnctEeu or tho
Wishes 1, reF,atut ;,e tar9ot aftec number .,t
nttcr tho inarksmet, tirq. through ,lri,la;
q wnvo lIs nv mad expo.el himself
with tho result ntntctf. Tho un!urtiinn!o tnnst
WIS onrrlts! 70 tho reslt11nuo Df Mr. MtNnb 30.
eattHl hEhr Tho ratKHsh svher.' M VIA tttef,hst!
by liH f&r1ttln Nnl Kt,telIrtiTh. Jenkins pntas'l
tic night VERY fnvUs7,1y, and tH.slhy Dr. Drl!ftt
has fsre:lt hnrcs Tint he Will trenrtr. Tho h,ti'
lrt VIVA nnc IT lsEnlli4tnfl's fsT HtaIns md IN.
tered ut tho bGk c!nw tho shoulder tl!to, plss-
ll1r mt nlnllt m Inch t!.lpw thu nipple. After
lDDkln1 whero tho ball ftnte struck thn thtpat.
md seeing tlAt 1t was tillA-eye. .fHnktns SAYS
hp fclt stl.lsn'g pnl1,. ~ 4 1oeie had KING
thu rnnge, for tho narr0se OF letting thetn Know
thNt be- hNt1 llegit 6lr,Ick. tI.d rim down tho
fnhKcs 10 Or I'D Yarist and ms several! Or TIC
mtrksfneu nrprMuh.Al him hu fell over. IlH btctl
but little rnn tim w0I1 mud thcra tlHs nut been
much lHtcrttAf hctnnrrhhGe. Junktns has per-
formal tho t,ty Of tuttrker at tho ritto ranges
for rtcnry threA ycnrA. usll has always bccn con-
al1GfG1 very Gnuli0uH tflnt1.
, 1881-06-18
[IIIEEEH.
bllshel DJ tho trad1 hro IA
DY TNLEGlsAp1I.
1t{3ItEff3E.

s,.&to, r,,.,ot.s ~ 17e fst+oo, 1+tbuu..
Iavs,spooh. Juno l'-lis' d. n'.-fIou'.-So' 1'il''
Gu ~" !, .,S,vho..y,n,,, ~ N, q. "a, Nh = a..sd,
No. 7.s. cab, No. i ~ vii No.z ~ ID Corr. il o}fd.
,.s', ,.,n. ,1s,.s, :, ~ ",,nr ,nsrrvps-
showcsy. ~ -.
AtvEtFoot" June 1l-ilams-I. e. Mfmes, az *Ie'
1.nr.l-f'rIMp Western stoady At ~ ": checso-
, 1881-06-18
n FNN VIkN*
Erfffdi Qfatatth 10 The Chsedao MthHnt.

Special UtsPnfth 10 iht Chtcdf3 1ftolfHes
Nkw ynilK, Juno i7.-GltArS.-Whent-W Winter
wheat frly ncvo. but unssttlod reoedInR thrs,ush
Tie earlier dealings xsneray about 48Noa bu but
tnlsyhH Subsequently qulto sharply, IN several IN
snnecs Abuut 90ia tu, as Influenced mainly BY tho
fluctuations reEktstul grum Chicago leaving on rs
rus nri,y. lIusincss mainly speculative. the
aptlnnu IN No. rid continuing In tho h!Rhost favor.
Spring whont nsnro luuAht tor by shippers,
uupnII,k ut reduction OF about fc hls hut AdtHtto-
tx tho otae to ahuut tue latest euEos Ut yos.
ter.IsY Hnlus OF No. rod 1t fs8al26 Snr canal and
a. tor Eallroad e1ox,ng ~ axkea tor rail*
roas, do Juns. tl:'kal.a3f, closing A. el.2114t DO
July, sra,sI, olua1nR, ut f!taNi DO Au-
gust, sl.aIMa.es, clas,na at si3vf BID and
ti.sl}1 naked, aortembos. N.9iA3l,2a. ofoslnR nt
sl1tlt No. rod, eh:aS1,es tthe latter
4n,,sly nt sl1istt.s1t Nh. 2 CAcaYo and Milwaukee,
.priug, el.skela otosiK at tL2li M. tpstnx. $4i
uuxfu6d sprlnK, Il. Dah Curn In s!Ack request Tor
curly del!yury and quoted down .l@Ao ealhel. ~.
and yielding trIl!o. but subsequently ratlTnR
4hnus Ad1,<a per u. leaving or lrIdly. Mixed Vest
sri unKras4 " &tlS1u, ns 10 quality una coHiuon'
stuacr ysvw Ut Bit, whitu SoutAer', vt 6'.t kloa-
re whlta Ut s> Usa further rs.,ucsA III tue instancs
IT early lelToros about }4slc. al'd on thu opslon
lot about H9Mo ro' bu. ioat,!na !.4..,, y =
WA ss:sS:: S's' Is
afs s;1ss tF2 s: III sas &
s sss:. s'9@srs @ *s;s tE'E ssse
e. s,s Ms;!s' w. s
A. w X Sss |s }SS
Gsssa @ SH a ass s f: II. ~ ss
fcss 9sss;s ~ ": sfs' I'D ss
seposatsr sers saSsans K sjssSSss :.
N.svs.iilvt iiu;uina aid tGo your dpHua nt ~ ,
ss': e III sadi r. e4fs;
~ Z M si aud In fntr requast, with sa,os at
FWsta T-Euslnssa falrIy acttvo and Indicative OF
rather nIUru aftamasa u cao inquiry duF
5st yste IT, aostaa ~ assEsusSs ,sne4 u
ivrxa .esss n n n n
s. t. sa'Sais t:s:
~" ~ '''' n th1 lpt,tfra +ta.atta.ea 4,sA '' e
{Sk ssss Ss iSsS, Sty l,Ht X:
III, i&pis ''s; Rs: Nj:
;ss9ssty ;s!ss s hstss '. saaua''' @s'
:ssi :se: iats @ S s;t; SSs u :iss. s
t;Ssi ;.sSi: G$$:PIH @ * Il n ;:: :|,sSS
s,Sonssst feoalpss, :3N 10, a.po:s. 3la3l lAi W.;
sS:!''S sa ls h IL Is 81
81, M,.ss5 sl 1lnssf % 'tass1asi .alts. ttlsss7
si!sj htia s!Hiaa; s M, Il ~ CT! sS;'
0p9Hsa HxsTs So.e stnsSFi 5stsS aariy nsTS
sttlts;s astss sisi s S"s 1S$e ,S!;:
6ssss I'd a s:s? Iss: sSSssS, %s.sia MA "a
| uUs5- VusuI but stsady.
, 1881-06-18

nAtTflluRE, Sid., Junu is.-EGutn-f1rmt West-
esn hurers t1tost.s; extra. tt;ah2;, family, ito
szk,u. ;
Whcat--Wostcrn dull, No. winter rcd.
s,ot md 1,inr. ts.7n4a19i; July. s1+''HeIzt. Au-
H.Itt si.1EkestxE& ssp'e,nl,nr, sL1tal.rri. tntn-
Western dint and atnny. mixe.t, snnt s'tfc; .a,r.
k5s bid. tiat+ :assr. Wi,tstu ,Ti!tf, iasa;ci do
mlxHl. t1A H. ltyp rlnll,laliy II, i.U.
vania sl!Mfasiii:" "s> '''"e ~ s...s .
st7.us nen, HEM Hulk ff.aats i,nGkc,, 1tl7V5c l.n
s.' a ar3s"r' ,. et ce"r rib s1'io'' l" fla'a' Ike.
iiiirrEtl- FIrni frosl, grass. TIC.
EaHx-ktentiy nt lie.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refined. s!4c.
tsnnrElti Es-tunua sseny, Rio carEnes, Df0tl1fc.
WItisKf-ttHllt fi.O0 ill tnt*.
fNEtHHrH-l'n i,tYuftrqj, pur atcallGf, irln.
itkcEtPrsf,uMr, 2lH hFsi Miinat. 6i.Ii hit corn.
T,!,n hn. rats. l2,a2 lNii re: s:41 In,
hALGs-Whca S5f, i'D hui rOrii. TX. ~ bu.
, 1881-06-18
TOLEDO.

ToLxnn. O.. Juno lG.-uttAIS-Whent quiet; No.
rot. spot, tlIsS1 July Sill ~, August, sls1& Com
Qulst and MnchAnHot. Oats dull Mnd nominal.
UALt-w1.cat ttu!ot but trm no. rod spot, $l.ls3s
bid, tls4 akkeat Jnne. bid, $l; ;is$ askol, July.
linn, i!ls Gtl, fs3 asksd. Era stendyt Nn. 2 eN,s,
!1.{o bld. 415a uskadi juna l'No bld @7jso askad'
KEcEIT1s-Whcat $1,000 bu, corn. $1,000 bu, oats.
9GQ4 4u.
sMip;tESTs-wheat s,ooo bu, cosu. ztoo bu, oats.
, 1881-06-18

,aln.wAuEEE Wis, Juno l7.-.FLorn-1n fae do
manl. .
tiiiAlS-Whcat unsettled md wcak: Nm. hnrd.
I'LL; Nh ). afllwnukHo. slxlS. .f4nc $lo3szs July.
s'ltk; .AuRlat sLts4t; September st1ots october.
ID tata nrnor; No. 1t IL l9slXe Kyo neulae, No
3nt Vic. Hhrlpy lulus: An. I III t1.E.
Jnly: stGN AuknsL: I.nr!. $y.B cash nnd July.
FHEl0Hra-At iiGat " Hn!Yao. 4HA4c: -..+
kEcktiTs-Elu1s, llUu brtst ,WIIont bG,Qn but corn
aliilNsSrs-slour i2,om brls; whoat, 5dooo bu
t0r,I, non8.
, 1881-06-18

Two Sons with tho Victoria Crosa.
recent loyal cvp,, in London, says tho London
IEbfht, WAS old Admiral $snrtorts-tlo is E2-Rt,-
Ing unet wIth his two Sous on thojr appointment
inan III En9lnnd who GILL bUMst such n ehevr,n
nn his cscntchcnt. uud that ls Col. Hugh Cough,
who u1aN bus two nuns pDasessng Cnch u Y. c.
, 1881-06-18
DETROIT.

DErnoir. jane l7.-FtnUN-Quct.
OltflS-Wheat DUH and nonihaii No. white Ms
sI19, jurB Il. iySt.la july, ttJt August, 4ll7s
tp,uabar, tl.tGN; No. whisa sLi4i No. rod. sLls
Hi,tL
KEfxtl-rs-Wtent 900 tu.
SutpNEN tb-Whenk, 1HN bu.
, 1881-06-18
HEnnIA.

pxoRIA, ILL.,, Juno r.-1nA1v-Corn frm, high.
nllxcd, 43tSa44os mxot,, 4,4N4u<c. uata dull. NJ.
white. 1shas3sNc. ltyo dull ind nominal, t1S1ssc.
ltIauwINEs-FiriI, at skG1,
NYcxirTs-WhoaI Nonei cofn. z7;ao) BIZ, oats, o.
00J bn{ rye. nunni ,hlFsCyt 1.9u1 6l.
bltlpMkSTs-Wheht% 1, ,sM but corn, Dl.Sn but oats,
3tI.3 tut Ey0t nOngt hAsl0y, nnng.
, 1881-06-18

NuHYAIu, N. Y. Iunn 17-uRAlN-WheaI-uu.
aettIad, 4uQ bu No, ! hard Duluth At sl.ax3l.:IA
Torn qulot Rnd stonl!ys :UO bu prime No. nixad ut
6lr, 1UIn Gu Junu 1t bB<Aie4c Other 4rah inactive
CANAL ENAt0IIrs-I.uwcft wh0at, AHes cosr, INC.
, 1881-06-18
INntANAPOLIS.


lNnIANApOLlH, Jnne iT,-0nAlS-Wheat at9ady;
sl.l51l. .l5H, Corn luiIi to-. Oats dull, &xc.
, 1881-06-18

NEW YORK, juno l1,-crTrtIS-Net redstpts ~ all
unllstl bkatas purs during tho wuet. 3aAu laest
last year, a>01; suta rec0ipis ut all United hiatoa
purts tu dAtp, aasaDu, last your, A.dJ1ani exports
fo Nil United Hiatus ports fur ths wosk, asos hat
yuar, 3LU, .usa oxputs frnt Ill unito1 aates ports
Il, dnsp. j,siHt; Inst yuar saalitIli stock nt Nil
ijntaSti Stasos pofta s6i ass yesr, stlt stock e
al !nsori1r Rowns. Ajnut last fbas d!031t stock ~
s1Sas I!ta!a VI yysI ny
4Au 9nto.s Aastean N W; sgSsnlstat. n' tS1E !: ~
III racat. ItGjs Aipflsan. bl1aj, t0*i stoA. ~.
04l -aM'v9!SAu. aa.G1i amount atoHt, &tpoi Ansr|'
New iiitirAxs, It,, Juno l1.-corrox-Hutet, mid.
@ isies En; sxeraa a n"Ss ,,SY
nst reeslust IMa ksSss S1n: 9sttS ;, a',. 1raas
wls0, d t1Wi sa1ss, i3,ia
, 1881-06-18


NEW Yqax, Iuna l1,cotlun tsaoas market tsas aot,
I've. but &botn Nes laHss 'uasopsH& pn sOlouns OF
fospsr pFdoEs, had ps!ass rsua4t4 nTas daRues Nnd
bfsnkusi To kod.i oo,a1a IND konNiuky laaus n.oso
eutixp sal Hsta1rt saIis w0nt Vt W1o!0o8 ussviA2
, 1881-06-18

'' :,rUNPENTtSEs ~
WtLAtNoFoh, Jupn l7.-Hriu&rs OF TuapKS1IAS-
f1t1n ~ Abn ii
, 1881-06-18

PHILADELPHIA. r., Jan1 t7.-FLoUu-Dor1nnd
ncttru; Western exlrns tlUJ. MlnncsotA c1tras. $50
8Ns 0hfD oskrAs El6}kaAtat MtAssourt choice, .ff,
Ohio PATENTS $cslNs'U1; Minnesota pnteht pr}ecs9.
tAsi97.51 Hyo Auur quiet at sluJat...3
GkAtX-Wslcat uns utsied md fovarlshs No. rod
elevator, sel4. No. rcd Juat. tt24esiai?f, in1y.
ssEE Gnrn L. !sss s!s!,,ds NIL yoliGr' 9n tr1.sk
gut; ssrtsi!eas, 9ats .daii'
83Ho rrns ,nasa lofk. t17!sk@7.a. tlnin*. smoked,
hutTElt-Ftfn, creamery. lst4Ila; Suw rnrk statu
md bradford CUnnsJ, Fonns5lvahta+ li42oe da1rY,
I:uIs-Qulat hit stcn,y; 1stSc.
8RStic.
l't:rIuIEUH-tntat md unchanged.
WtllKKY-Fir1i! $h1t
itkukiiTs- lilo brls, whoat, 1sp bu, corn.
Iii anirSsSTs-S7n :s VIZ neat. loo bu. corn 2.no bu
, 1881-06-18

"a: t5,nei iuae observation-disclosures to-day; iSo
kst - e4tllal lht1uHh iH tssts dull And ufoOPlhXf
&; tuIGss holding Vui iuM lVads llE4t Missouri
, 1881-06-18

: - ~
pHjI.AnRLrH1A, juno I1.-7Woot-Flsml Ohio,
Psnnsytvanl Ind Was. fttstnla doubla extra and
Abavo xu5t:ss exsr, ~ s7di medium, 1fet cnarss,
E1tt New York. Michigan, Inainnnt md Western fine.
94:a,i ustllnn,. Eab4lo eAArso. Rrs washe0 t.,n0-
lnE md dv,nLhp hdss k!Vt Anmakhod oonbn2 end d9@
iitssfqS. 5uH1 -WtIli- pouanl motive. Obiot
FehllyylyAIE4, Atd Wost ttTxlnii Hanaa exEfas and
abuYV. |iVtav MlehsaRn md Wlsr4gs!1, MI W;
NMsheu nsoces1 nssaluas " tho, 7ad1aot p0leaos "
, 1881-06-18

oswEoo, Juno ,1.-unA1x-Whsst dall. Corn
aomlnaily upcnnngcd.
, 1881-06-18

RAILRUAD TT1TE-
?, A RIVAL AND DEpARrUlsE OF
MAM1h-tAatnrdaY Txoeptsdi '8undsy oIcoptedl
tMondsy excepted ef,atlt. -
thicnto ~ hnrlhtvextern Railway.
For Maps Ta1e.CardA. sicep!ngtCa Recommendations.
arty NJ ~ Catk-at.+ GfMnd Pacific rlnk'a lsxpras
the c1frcf Of Wells and KIn91C-bta,
, 1881-06-18
QUOTATIONS.
E1tta peegss-tilears weighing t.4M iba md

rseN4s9As .++.......s+:........,.....
ttslsv hesyes-slHy. tit, Atll welI-tUTnlsl
cMkstst H9lxhtnx l,i!J tn l.AN lbs.,...,.:.;-
~ ltait tu l,SO atsA. .......
Afitsia ura1es -5Lec!s IN fnIr f!oHt. "1Ic'l-
kns ~, ta 1.ssJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
RaHbefk strck-t'lhlr ~ E1h1fnutl u bltHra utlu
fvnH4lil T.! rhUlcv .eOws for cltY slaughter
.eelhihx hD u l.tth1 Ib4.
aoh SatIlt- CuEnni1n cattto, MclTslaisH tDV to
ltsttott 1ts. -:
rss4aNss sitd sculAWu1 ateerA.........s.....++..
t.s1as t.s1sTt0ti!!tHtt tdruyes...s....,.s ..s"..s.s
, 1881-06-18
rN1sItpLElfAT.

:. rrrrsnyHo. IN, ..Junq lz--:pEFyqtxuA-1,al'
NntsA s!o.dy at Fe'1ua. ~ pAtl:
3ant Sto! s.5 Rs!.'I
sn!pmaan, VI1Syi rhxTtors ", (V1 runs wi 1t4M.
, 1881-06-18

Bos7oN. Juno l7.-lIos,dsy, no stock or pro-
dues markets,
, 1881-06-18
LIVE STOCK.

7
cATTi.E-The situation uf The tnnrk0t wna hntuo-
sht moro fuyUEnA.v fur kelferH thun un tho pf1ft-
~ lsy. fnii1ng un ln tho Arrivals u soMu Jlou
nd tho change 10 cqbsr weather served 10 inrlnty
toe The tuniils,ce of shippers, and eohstdarst.
eyInpruved denla,,d VIM tho rosa,t. The snnply ~
auls that wero goud eruuxt 10 ,neot the waits VI
neosrJ unh thu Eastern trade WIS tRfller aesstit,
I'd although tl,oro did not nppune 10 b0 much nrEe',-
hl3iha uonlu,.d, sellers wore anAtind to rocOEor
hsot tho loss of tho day betorc. pflcoa VI Rond ~
k!rlades Working back 10 abaat Wednesdays "
tta Suckers und native butchefa stock was staGdy
5&ra nero buyorA for NIL The unerInta Texans Aud
I'll hulare.l hpnd which arrived lnto rhurssay
.tsFnooa we're tnriwh pon ychsersay's nnrkut. n.y.
sa sete ooliasa q sa.ta n!tee. htyHt ~ II nr!vs
saa 5ft3n; s,tnit.un 70 I:o9d nat.y9 b.tSgrH; ,r;r
y sau!ca shipping atGpIa Ut li.Etshsat nna axpnrt
Fsdes o. &k.AAlk0. Tho 1lMrket t!nsa1Icd htu with
bqt lta siutl yut,tatnilx III Ills yards!
, 1881-06-18

Chtcngn, Burlington u QhIncy Railroad.
F9r Maps. T1fne.TatlG s.ecp!ng-Cer .Accommona-
Tons IMPLY at y CInfk.st.. Grand Pacific IloIet,
f;rlnks E1pFoxa tif1ce, foot et Indfana-av, Grand
central ilGp1e. Csna! and Ssxteenth.sL, Palmer
, 1881-06-18

TNSTIruTiDN FOlt THE IMPROVED
L buklrMckluH uf ucAt MuHk l3tl ltrt,nhwAT. h1w
fUfk. Ts lNt4ezt articulation ktAot III lhu cidntty.
, 1881-06-18

Thcre was good slscI nect on tho cargo maskot
y1htcrsiay shngica gInK al quickly ut qu0tS tons
whlIe humber wnA ttlu slnwcr uf snte, thONat flu
CONCESSIONS wprA ,nAda from tho pFIcos ruling for tile
, 1881-06-18

1T. Louis i Gulf Expresas,,..,....
lit, Louis Il Gulf FASt Limo ,.,,,,,
Kansas t,tly Il Denver Flts& Ex,.,
Peoria, fluflislgtut, 4 Kuokuk Hi
Hl,rir9!Ieftt & llnnnlhnt Fh4t LiuU
, 1881-06-18

from Chicago to g.
k'nslur 1>ny coacasas
1T. Louis. and lto-
1N0 to Hannibal md
Gnches Chicago to,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-30
LIST OF SENATORS AND RESIDENCES,

G; A Arthur, Vice President, so4 18th st, NV.
Allison. W. B., Iowa 1874 Vermont ave. NV.
kh a1 ned "a B., R /, lseI 81. NV:
B bss,, :; b, ky., l12s l4th St NV.
bBlair. a. W.. N. II, s26 East Capitol St
ssT0wn, J. E, Ga, Metropolitan Hotel
Butler NJ: G, S. C.. rs ISL 18Th a St t. NV nw
CAN, W., Fla. National Hotel.
CCanoen. j: n, w. Va. Arlington Hotel
cameron, A.. Wis, 1913 n St NV
cameron, J. D., Penn, 1918 st. NV,
CoeSreii, +. NJ, Mo-. e2o 18TH st. NV.
Coke, K, Texas. 1913 Z St NV.
Conger, o. D., Mich. National Hotter.
Conkling. r.. N. Y. so4 I4th st. NV.
Davis, D.. Illinois National Hotel
Davis, Il G., West Virginia. Arlington Hotel.
Dawes. a. l.. Mass. WormleyiS Hotel.
Edseiton, A. j., MiRn., 3l2 st u. W.
Eomunds, g. F., VI. I4ll Mass ave NV
Fair, j. g., New. Riggs House.
Ferry, T. w. Michigan, National Hotel
Frye. w. p. Me-, e22 14th st. NV
Garland, A. H., Arkansas, 5l9 "a St NV.
Gorman. A. B., Maryland. s23 18th ST n. W.
george, j. a., Mississippi, 1910 ST. n. W.
Groome, J. B., Maryland, Wizards Hotel
Grover, L. f., Oregon, l4l4 X St NV.
Hale, E Maine, Worinley's Hotel.
Hampton, W., S. c., METROPOLITAN Hotel
harris, l. G., Tennessee, SIS 18th St NV.
Harrison, Ben, Indiana, Riggs House.
HaWley, !. r., Connecticut 3l2 ST. NV
nlll, y. a., Ga, q Grant Place
HUI, N. p, Col. Wormley's Hotel
hoar, q. f., Mass. sl9 st. NV
ingalls, j. j., Gil 18th ST.
JACKSON. d. E., Tenn, Ebbitt House.
johnston, J. W., Hamilton House.
JONAS, b. ~, La, WIZARDS Hotel
Jones, Z. W., Florida. 1ll6 St NV.
Jones, y. r, New, cor. N. j. ave- and az sw
keNogg, w. p, La, Wizards Hotel,
Lamar, l. q. c., Miss. 9 ST. ne
Logan. j. A., Ill, sl2 18Th St NV.
J. w. McDill, Iowa. Esbitt House.
MCMILLAN. 3. j. r.. MIMI. 2ll North Capitol Ct.
Mcpherson, j. r, 22 Lafayette Square.
Malone, w, Va, Arlington Hotel.
Maxey, S. B., Tex, ALB 4th ST. NV,
Miller, j. F., Cal, WIZARDS Hotel.
MITCHELL J. l., Penn, 729 18th St NV.
Morgan, I. j.. ALL, 40l G st. NV.
Morrlil, y. 3, VT, cor. VT. av. and Nj ST. NV
Pendleton, G. H., Ohio. 1901 St NV
Platt, y. H.. Conn, Arlington Hotel.
Platt. T. c.. n. Y. Arlington Hotel
Plumo, p. B.. KAN, 1907 F ST. NV.
Pugn, j. l., Ala. 200 East Capitol St
Ransom. NJ. W.. n. c., Metropolitan Hotel
ROLLINS b. H., n. a., 145 East Capitol st.
SALISBURY, Ell, Delaware, Wizards Hotel
saunders. A, Nebraska, Riggs House
sawyer, r., wisconsin. 1925 street NV.
SeWell, w. j., New jersey, WIZARDS Hotel
sherman. j., Ohio, 1919 St. NV.
Slater, J. H., Oregon, $40 St NV.
Ieiler, ii. NJ, Colorado. 10ll NJ ST. NV.
vance. q. b., N. g., Metropolitan Hotel.
van WICK, c. H., Nebraska Riggs House.
vest. q. g.. Missouri. Del. ave and c ST. ne.
voorhees,, ID. W., Indiana 250l Penn. ave. NV.
walker j. d.. Arkansas. 720 18th St NV.
WlnaInS- j. S.. Kentucky 1405 St NV
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A Maudle.In Ballad.


tt'~ TO HIS LILY.
My lank limp lily, my long 1.-the lily,
My languid hly-1ove, fragile and thin.
With dank leaves dangling and flower flap chilly,
hat shines like the shin of Highland giflyt
Notified and moist a cold toad's skin,
LustrOus and leper-u hite splendid and splayt
art thou hot Uttery and wholly akin
To my own wan soul and my own wan chin,
AND my own wan nose tip, tilted to sway
The peacocks feather, sweeter than sin,
That bought for alf-penny yesterday?
My long 1.-THE lily, my languid lily,
My lank limp lily love, how shall win
Woo thee to wink at me? Silver lily,
HOW shall sing to thee, softly, or shrilly?
What shall weave for thee-which shall Spin
Rondel, or rondeau, or virelay?
Shall buzz like bee with my face thrust in
Thy choice, chaste chalice, or choose me tin
Trumpet, or touchingly tenderly play
On the weird bird whistle, sweeter than sin,
That bought for half penny yesterday.
Ny languid lily, my lank, limp lily,
MY long: 1.-the lilly love. men may grin
Say that I'm soft and supremely silly
What care /, while you whisper Silly;
What care while you smile? Not pint
While you smile, while you whisper-'tis sweet
to decay!
have watered with ch,oeidine, tears of chagrin,
The churchyard mould have planted thee in,
Upside down, in an intense way,
In rough red fewerpot, sweeter than sin,
That bought for half penny yesterday.
Tp,fnrLs
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Teaching Him the Business.

tueW Oresns lines
Herman" said Poydras street merchant
clothier, addressing his clerk, '.haf We sold all
OF dose overgoats vat vas left over from last
vinteT?.
:" No. Sir; dere vas dree OF dem left YETI
Ven, We must sell 'em right away, as de vim
Ter VIII not last, you know. Herman. Prinr me
one uf DE goats und yin show you Something's
Gem oud, und you must learn de pisness, Her.
man; de winter vas gone, you know. und We hav
had dose goats In oe store more es seek years. u
An eight dollar overcoat was handed him by
bis clerk, and smoothing It out, he took buck
skin money purse from the show case. and,
stufilng II full OF paper, dropped 1t into one Of
Now. Herman, my poy," he continued,
watch lac sell dat goat. l hat sold over dirty.
fife uf Gem shust de same way. und I want to
comes In de shop viii show de way R10e HON.
enstein mine oroder In Detroit, sells his cIoding
und udder dings."
suitable pair Of cheap Shoes entered The store.
The proprietor advanced smiling and inquired:
Vat Is it you Wish ~
Yer got any cheap shoes hyar?" asked the
"BleLty uf dem, my trent, bienty; at any
Df1Ce you want.
The negro stated that be wanted a pair OF
brogans, and soon his pedal extremiCies were
encased In them and bargain struck. As ne
was about to leave the proprietor called hin
back.
l want" said the negro sullenly.
dot may be SO, my dear sir, replied the pro-
prietor, "Dut shust wants you to lock at dis
goat. 1t was de pure Russian WOOL, and dis
twenty-five dollars. Mine gracious, clothiD :
vas gone down to noding and dere vas no money
In de pisness any longer. You want somedng
dot VIII keep you from de vedder. und make
you feel warm as summer dime. De con-
sumption vos going round. und de doctors dell
me 1t vas de vedder. More den nine boobies
died round we're LII last week. Dink OF dot
Mine trent dot goat vas Russian WOOL, dick und
neVy. w, MlsdeT Jones, who owns de pank on
Canal streed, took dat goat home NIT him yes
terday, und wore it all day but 1t vas leedle
Digit ACROSS de shoulders und he brought r.
pack shust vile ago. Dry 1t on, my dear sir
All dot vos all right. Misder Jones vas rich
man and he liked dot goat. How deep de pockets
ers.r 70 ~ '-o"'1'
The negro buttoned up the coat. thrust his
hands In the pockets and felt the purse
peaceful smile played over bis face when his
pockets but he choked down his JOY and In
quired:
IVY. Misder Jones vot owns de pank on Ca
nal streed."
"What yer gw1ne to ak fur it,"
"Dwendy dollars"
I'll take it,
hs ani G aogg Up as r g0s fur v as
make him look nice nit de ladies'"
"Nebber mind, IN keep de coat on replied
the negro. and, pulling out roll Of money, he
paid for 1t and left the store.
While he was around the next corner moan-
Ing over the stuffed purse Ho1ensteIn said to
his clerk: w
Herman, fix up anudder Won OF dose goats
de same way. und doan forgot to dell dem dot
Misder Jones vot runs de pank on Canal streed
wore ft Yesterday
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Fasting to Death,

The case OF Miss Hattie Duell, lust dead at
Iowa Giy after foIty,seyen days Of voluntary
senses than one. The woman was undoubtedly
insane. She had been made so by the pain OF
prolonged disease. One form OF her insanity
was her refusal to speak, which abe had not
done since November, 1879. She avowed her
intention to commit suicide by abstaining from
1000: Here was as crazy patient as any in
treat her as crazy. Instead OF this, the doctors
stood about her bed and did nothing. So did
ner pastor. So did her family. They all con-
which she resolutely refused TO DO. They did
not undertake forcibly to administer food for
the singular reason that III such q course
s sn90 9e taken it would only drive her into
the same reason, II Would.be suicide ia dis
covered hanging, life not being yet extinct. he
Is not to be cut down lest he should go away
rescue him from the self adjusted moose and
then send him TO some hospital for the insane
The true way OF treating poor Miss Duell would
nave been to commit her TO the care of those
whose professional business 1t is to treat inst
such cases. '~s'
Every asylum receives patients who will NOT
eat. 1t IS one OF the commoEest peculiarities
good practitioner handles IL usually with ner-
feet success. At the Quaker insane asylum in
xoTa: ENGLAND, n1deI the charge Of Dr. Tuke,
tienJ that he would not be permitted to eat.
plate OF food was placed before him, and then
suddenly snatched away: OF course he be-
came anxious to do what he was told he Should
not do. The delusion of Miss Duell might NOT
have been successfully counteracted Ia this
way; but there Is really no excuse for neglect
Ing to administer neurishment to her by me-
chanical expedients. Why the authorities Of
Iowa City, In which the case was well known.
DID not interfere, we are az loss to understand.
disease, they are not to be permitted to puT an
end to their lives. ALI christian morality ia
against that. The long and short of the whole
matter Is that Miss Duell committed suicide,
and was permitted to do SO by her family and
fr1ends.-N r. Tribune,
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Judge Macomoer nas decided In the Geneva
case OF Southworth against Southworth, ad-
verse]y to the claim of Mrs. Hama B. South
worth for the possession OF the remains of her
deceased husband, which were inferred by his
Judge Macomber's decision are as follows:
First. that presumptively and in the absence
OF circumstances and facts overcoming such
presumption, and in the absence of lawful
request made by the deceased In hts lifetime
the plaintiff. as wife OF the deceased, has the
right or controlling the place of burial OF the
deceased. Second. that such right Is not abso-
lutte, but conditional, and must yield to con-
sideratloDS which make the assertion OF such
right unreasonable and inequitable. Third
that under the facts established In this case
the plaintiff had not and has not the right to
remove the remains TO the state OF Kentucky,
nor to disturb them In their repose Fourth,
that the plaintiff . complaint be dismissed upon
the merits. but not with cOStsr