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The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19
s.scax Market.

Steck MARKET.
The following quotations OF stocks were received
yesterday BY Woodbury. s. Moulton (members of the
Boston stock Exohange), corner OF Middle and Ex-
change streets:
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19

ashr Edward Waite, Ksxxssss to Philadelphia,
iss TIE.
sshr HlIsn NerrisoH, Portland 10 Phisdslphia.
lumber S2.4o.
schr Fannie A. Bailey. Portland TO New York.
heads Sc.
schr Canton. Kennebec to Baltimore, ice 500.
schr Webster Barnard, Portland 70 New York.
lumber 1886.
schr ]. whitshouse, Portland to Glen asrs.enpty
bbls loo.
schr George W. Jswett Portland to Cardenss.
lumber 90 under deck. so on deck; potatoes.
apples, &C., 400 y Dbl.
schr Nellie j. Dinsmoro Boothbay to Philsdel-
phia, ice zoe. ssAs
Bark j. z. Lopez, same, SOC.
Barkentine Norena, Kennebec to Washington, Ice
90.
schr Hickman. Portland to Fire Island lumber
rs.
schr Ida L. Howard, Portland to Boston, lumber
80.
zE,srny Grain Market.
PORTLAND. Oct. 10.
The following quotations of Grain were received
BY telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
I57 Commercial street:
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19

NOTION. Ladies' now using cream tartar and
soda u baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SLADH-s ExeLLsn MUSTARD Ia sold by all gro
esrE.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. 10.
METEOROLOGICAL

METEOROLOGICAL
IxnscAr1oNs ZOE THE NEXT TwENTY-youR
hours.
WAR DRP'T, OFFICE CHrKE STGNAIl
OFFTOKR, Washington. d. c.,
Oct. 10, A M.
For New England,
partly cloudy weather, rain, northerly, higher
barometer, lower temperature
Cautionsry signals continue at New London,
Shoreham, Newport Woods Hole, Boston,
Section s, Portland, Section Z.
SPECIAL BULLETIN
Barometer is lowest on New England coast
and highest in Mississippi valley. Temperature
has fallen in New England from to II de-
gress and in the Middle Atlantic States from
to 10. Rain has fallen since last report in
Middle and South Atlantic States and Texas
A rain fall of one and seventeen hunuredths
inches ia the last eight hours is reported from
Eagle Pass, Texas. The winds in New Eug
land, Middle Atlantic States, Ohio valley,
Tennessee and lower Lake region are north
westerly.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19
FEsHERmEN.


Ar at Gloucester 18th, schs Senator, A Earle
and Sailors Bride. from Maine; Lottie Hopkins Of
Vinalhaven, msckereling.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19
MUSIC.

MIR. FRANK BURNHAM would respectfully an
WI nouce that ne has returned from his SUNNI
engagement, and is prepar, to instruct pupils ad
icl attention given to young pupils. Apply at FUR
Blu HIS Piano rooms, 43o Congress ST.
sep30 dim
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19

New York sssck and Money Market.
lBy Telegraph)
NEW YORK Oct I8-Evesing. Money loaned
down from s to = on call, closing 304; prime mer-
camille paper at 5Ia@7. Exchange strons at 4801l
for long and 4841a for short. Governments gener-
ally firm and ~ higher for ext IS reg;41zs declined
IA; other issues unchanged. State bonds moderate
ly active and in the main firm.
s'he transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 325.737 shares
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19

Nosux, oot 1s.--ooston is easy; Middling up
lands 1t 1880.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 16-Qottoa saSjcf: Niddling M
lands 10zsc.
MnxrHs. oss. 1s.-Oetton is dull; Middlins up
lands n 1OJho,
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19
meceiprs OF lfHaine Central.

Foreign Imports.
CADIZ Bark John Campbell-47I lasts salt to
Emery & Kurdish.
Receipts of Maine Central.
PORTLAND Oct. IL.
FOR Portland, cars 80 miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting roads III cars miscellaneous msr-
isndise.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19
MEMORANDA

Ship Edward OBrion, before reported ashore at
Falmouth u. was foated 18th.
Sch w Drisko of Deer Isle. from Baltimore for
Harlem, sank off the Potomac River l4th, Crew
saved.
Sch Gertrude Smith. Jameson. from Galveston
for Pensacola, put back 12th having been blown off
in 4 gale.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19
rBaiiy Domestic Receipts.

DHEH5 EBVkxzDst1S HbDCSkpWs
W. True q Co.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19

Hurspean Markets.
BY Telegraph)
LONDON, Oct. ID -Consols at 9S.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-American securities-United
States bonds, ext 6s 103.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1S-12.SOP. M.-Cottoa market
In moderate inquiry; Uplands at 6 7-16d; Orleans
61sd sales 1000 bales; speculation and export
1000: futures weak.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19

Sales at the Brokers Board. Boston, Oct. 1sl.
Deer Isle Mining Company .77@s3c
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19
The British Grain Trade.

TuNIs Oct. 18-Gen. Logerot marched with
1000 troops toward Zaghoun, yesterday Fight
ing with the Arabs is proceeding near Char
dimoom.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19

December Uats, 5.IU z III A454 c.I8.SZ p
I C3 n M 4A5sc; call 45c.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19

FROM kKRoaANTs' EXCHANGE.
Ar at Boston 18th, barque Henry Knight, Pen
dleton, Baltimore.
Portland (Aug ~
Ar at Monteyideo prev to 18th inst, barque Anna
Walsh, Bowers. New York.
Sid fm Hong Kong 10th inst, ship New Era, Saw
YER San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. Oct. 10.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland Pike st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque John Campbell, (Br) Haley Cadiz-salt to
Emery q Kurdish. Vessel to Chase. Leayitt & Co.
Bsroue Minnie Hunter. Lathwaite, Philadelphia
coal to Randall & McAllistor. Vessel to S Wins
low & Co.
Sch Treaty, Blake, Boston.
Sch Lizzie U Rich. Rich, Boston for Bangor.
Sch Aurora. Leighton, Boston for Bangor.
Sch Vulcan. Bartlett fso-lon for Pembroke.
Sch Dawn, (Br) from Dgby. Ms fish for a market
Sch Geo Killam. Denton. Westport. NS-dry fish
for market.
Sch Jerusha Baker. Chase Machias--wood to j
Sch Addis j. Leighton. Millbridge-wood to j H
Bfabe.
Sch Emperor Brewer. Observation-Disclosures to
G Delano Co.
Sch j B Stnson. stinson. Green's Landing for
Boston.
Sch Mystery, call Bangor for Portsmouth
Sch Pearl Verriil. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Elizabeth Weber, Bangor for Boston,
Sch G Brown, Jsnvrin, shore, with zoo bbls
mackerel.
Cleared.
Brig Ernestine, Norton. Matanzas-Isaac Emery
Sch Franklin, Marshall, Thomaston- Kensell g.
Tabor.
Sch Canton, Henley, Kennebec. to load for Balti
more-Cbase. Leavitt & Co
Sch Cinderella, Weber. Round Pond-N Blake.
SAILED-Sch s Newman.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-19

Sept 80, lat so, lon IS, ship Andrew johnson,
Crawford from Antwerp for st John NIB.
, 1881-03-04

INC tmsla tof nbtnantnE circulating notes IL.
tnofclof!'' proposition To ''epriS" the i'c"-
ple u largo part of Tho Erotect"n that they
nave 'tefetolofa en1oyetl' III having bonds TIC
pnsitca worth nNhFe t'nn l'ir 1ilsteau OF less
1''ai par III tho market.
li1e hehtitcky coefc'se sectlotl IL also 0o-
]ectlohabln because II 1s fos necessary to II
l"ha'l'g o'''' IS ,lot NJ MI relevant 10 my
measure relating to TIC National det't. Thero
~ NJ moro fcasun WHY National banks Should
pe Subject 10 tts proslsln'ls linn private
nanRs' savings bafaka. or Sfnte batiks ltRblo
10 fnxat'o'i ny tilo National authority. 1t
"o"io he rs eqa'taDle' II liot ha 1easlble. TO
require a'' 'oLtlcssot trttst-tlt'sa. Euarlta''s'
irnstees' ai's' corporations organized lor c'sar.
l1ahle of retiRaoss p'lrlmscs, tn insest t'te!r
s'mro cnsh III i'lesc y pcr cent bonds M to re-
I'lre lie Nat'"''al banks tn TO 1t. Tl!e ptib-
i'c tas no lhrsher concern with t'lelr 1nnn-
nseh'eht ttlah 10 see tl'at they nra ao!l'u a1nl
l'ha'e'a''y 1espohslole' 1t was never COLL
te''p"'ea tl'at t1le} stIoul oe hihs'e ,hso1attl'
tasy sHoserihofs 10 II loni wltcl'' lit their
judgment, WIS nut 4 paying investment.
The lifs'l section. ny tho President strongly
lntiMates, was not adopted Ill gootl faIllt. 1t
IL covert st"o VI tile bour3nils ut the hanks,
dlrcc1ea moro ny malice md disappointed
spleen tlinh by any High setlso Of public duty.
lis purpose may have been to drive tllc'n out
Of tho business; n1d whether tis was lllo ILL.,
te'1ttosl or hot. There Is Too hitch reason to
, 1881-03-04
Dfstrict.
THE PRESIDENTS VETO.

President Hayes will receive tho thanks of
prudent business men, Irrespective Of party,
f0r Ills veto Of tho Funding bill In tho bal
silnnc 1t reached him. Ills veto tmessagu Is
probably tho Inst importnns act OF his public
ltfe. md Is certainly not tho worst. II will
70 far to ntDho for ntlnlbsr Of serious mts-
takes which he has RECENTLY committed, and
VIII nuke MI appropriate ending Of iii Ad-
mlnlstrnti01 which lsas been tlfgnitieu and
upright. wllAtcvcr may have been Its errors
OF Judgment Or indisercet acts III tho way OF
appointments.
Thu lnain ob]cctionsto to tho bill In its pres
ent sEtaio are stateu by thu President In n
forc!b!e manner. Ills criticisms aro con-
fined To the Carlisle coerelva fifth section,
II tlat wer', ol!t Of the wny, liz ss,ys plainly.
lie would apprnsa tho BILL, md he invites
Cnngrcss to re}nact 1t without tlle bunk
bnll''0Zlng section, II, which caso Ills Hg-
nature NIL bu promptly forthcoming. While
tic President believes that NJ per cent
rats within t!la discretion Of tho Secretary of
tho Treasury would he safer tinl > pcr cent,
]'e ttocs not set up his Judgment on this noint
against that Ut Congress. IIo taclsly adults
that the authority Of tl,o 1aw-,nnking body In
Eucll matter, wi,cu m princp!n IL involved,
SHOULD bo nOoye his own; md tle yetocs this
hill not BECAUSE 1t IL nnwlse III Its funding
provisions, but becausU 1t contains injurious
and dangerous amendments OF the National
banking taw that ilaye 10 proper Relations to
tic subject OF funding.
Thu llrst aucc3fia criticism of the Nfth scc-
ton o1erWl by the PRESIDENT IL tllat 1t requires
tho banks to substitute an Inferior for Il Sill.
, 1881-03-04

fnr II they cHu hc successfully car-
r1ctl ont In New York, where tho
power af tho manIlna Ii strongest, thoy eau
ta npn!EeA without difficulty elsewhere.
Whatever other criticism tlsay In ..latlo npo,,
Mr.. Hayes Administration, 10 him belongs
tl,g credit 0f successfully boarding thu ring
strrs In their strnngll0ltls and brunklng ~,
their corrupt systnm Uf rmtrmaEc. it n0w
remains TOR President Garfield tU cnntlnue
tho go0tl wnrk Which Mr.. Ifnyca l,as 80 we'll
co,nnenced. liz leaves Il In such SUCCESS.
ful application tint tllo nGw Administration
can taku 1t up mud go OF wit'!ont 4 fear of
failure, a!ai will, lllo certainty tint IL will ba
intlorscd by all honest llen. 1he neglect tn
.o this ut this Junetllre, Involving n return
10 tho "d corrupt motlio.ls, Will entail Ills
nstrous results that ought to be recognized
without gYel, mentioning them.
, 1881-03-04

duty ny all sub0rtlluales. lio llns( tho good
Judgment to select ablc men, o1llf mn, ut In
tcgf'ty. for Ills Cnlnet. III point of ability rs
executive officers, Mr. Evnrts, Mr. Sltor-
naar, slr sclll'rz, alll Mr. Devens will c0lil-
c"l'ltaro taSorably wlt!l tho rst n.cti WHO
l'aso ltlle'l Eaoi'tet offers for itlany Ycnrs.
lilo weight Of tho Administration llns bern
always EiYan 10 tile preservation nf tho Nh
1'''a' credit. Tho Resumption of sporle pay
merits III ls''l Will iMss Into history rs n
hlcn'orable tastarcc OF Natlonal Integrity
ehtoleett ny q hfm exercise of authority III
tile Executive. Ti'eru llavo been soins tttf-
terc''ces OF opinion OIL minor details Ut tho
iiaahc'al 'n;'f'Age1cnt' notably IN tho casa of
the fet1ohetlzittit'ti of silver. hut tile wInlo
e"'ln'ry bears GRATEFUL testimony to tho He''-
etal wlstlo'n OF LILO administration OF Tic MI
tloflh' fll'"hces.
lle ifeshlcht during tle whole tefm or hts
othca was opposed by M adrurso majority III
ono llnasa OF Congress-, AMI by MI adverse
int]ori'y III botH llollses turing tic Illtter
hall ot n's TERM lllls opposition entteav'
ore'' Ia cooreo tiie 'ioScrhhient INT" MI aban-
oont'ehl VI tpe iaws iassea 1nf tl'o security
" hte ata peace hlsl tIle purify of elections
III tne ooatllcfh st"tcs. II required grcat
lht'cl1ce aibt hf'1lstss by tHo EXECUTIVE tn re-
s's. '''eso "R9Fcss'ahs' afis! ''ls Setoes ot tue
various measures ol thls KIM VIII rank IN
sof'o'y ",hohs the papers winch rccora ttio
, 1881-03-04
THE LADIES' DEPOSIT.

Testimony Of tho A.sinneu OF inn
Colossal 6svlndle Rptoru II Leg sla'ls'
Golssstlttue-'Thu Dubt oG alrs' it"N'ss
tho Er0prietrssk, Reaches ah Ass''
CUTE OF sa00,OOO.
Special Dhpal<h 10 The Chicago 7fibunf'
ls0HTt,N, March blu hts Testimony given. -"
fnre the Legislative Committee to-dAyt aaHus'Is
Ituss, Assignee nf tho lefunct Ladies' psp"s's
sud It was oyilent Mira Howe. tho l'a',us ~,
who Is now III 1ati, WIS not onlpin}f" ~ ~. ~,
to do thu work Iii which she waa cs'HApsa' ~.
tluIt gho bus socrcted about $l'M'.o. I'd
h0uso ul tho eoruor Of WashlnR1o. ,~,. s
Fast urooklIno streets Ia hur oh'} 1.',,I s4I
blu property. Theru haso been pan an,
nvcr 100 books Of ACCOUNT, upon wl'lrA 1'u'. tc.,
cilturtsl $..55 00, whtln tho tutA! ussets t'xcr
than $u,O wv. The total debt Ut Mrs. ilo"e M,
4:oo0D, III tho deposit. books wcro an'nt a,t,n; ot
.mes nf .sposttos@s @ ana M Snf',S II ,sude Is t
Wnu.ci.. Thcro probably h9s neseI @ Eli rentu.
t'nAnuta embarrassment IN tho lasl nIa =, tulrh
ry. haia tlF. Ituss, which lAs tslllse" ""nId VIM
haso suffered By 1t hAvS loss ti,t, ~ 'rra(!rsu.
aud the temptation to got b1sh; s;,u. s".o nroiu.
IL isye4s n,Sas W. Heyy yy,s x1e" ay It
tnulr fuiorest nut uf tho new dtla's'.as, " a,i ccf-
NeurIy NMHD was deposited ~ ~. It'll a hcfors
tMtItly $lW,NA, perhaps nlHrts Hhs pu r..tnrtly
Tor such institutions, Mr. tuss dNu6!iSa ~ Ihs
gould uu DEVISED to protoot suea 1s.IpI to sitp
exninitc Tho boks vi private uarkcfs' H., ~ IiSeiy
bo terrible p9wer, which tney "."1ies' ""1' Ucmsit
vtut such tnak1tuuQns would unup''e''
xoitcu w tho tlu,o II waa Acedt4l'
, 1881-03-04

SAYS MI excl,anRo: "Tllo col.l-bIoodel
duel In whiuh Col. Clst. Ut eonth Caro!fnn. klud
Shannon will Ko unpuutHhctI; and, the jury hay-
ing fallHl tn nEreo, It Is doubtful whether tho
caso wlll eyrr ho tried H4uln. hut tho fAct ihat
t,r Ut tho lury q. uotl uut resoltltely for YER
dict Or murder IL yary Anpuful si8n,--eyen
there hulnful than tho Charge Ut tho Judxc.
which callutl upon tho jury to 10 tts duty by
bringing In II verdict or guilty, 1hare was no
dispute nb0ut tile fauta; thore waB TO denial 0f
thu killing. Thu only question was whether or
not such killing ts murder. 4 hung jury, In Of.
feet. decides that II IL not, tho statutes Ut South
Cnrellnn to tho contrary Notwithstanding. Still.
Something IL Kuluei IN that Cayh fatied to got u,t
ac,lNfltAl; hu stands stIl! charged with fciany,
u murder; alll thutc were four men, at least,
who under tho SANCTION ot tior oatlls, say that
he Is guilty. This IL decIdoH ga!n for ths anti
.lurling sentiment, pnd ho'ps to Nuke tho colo
ltsrepMtabic, u It ought to be. 4 term III tho
Pcnttohunry serves! by tho victor in 'an affair
o1 honor would xlyo to South Cnraina ,to-
cldcd advAuca In civilization. A Hreator respect
for human life ami loss rrspcct for tho kind Ut
thlng That II caliod hQnor' dunn thoru IL much
to 10 IuAlFod."
, 1881-03-04

a. &C., nyerwhelmtng Majosty. n i shall haso n
tho qslsslon ns SETTLED for tho pfcsent ut lenst,
nnn will nt pnce lrgn 10 nslj,tat lts business t
cxrretntons rs to tho mcnsliro itscif FL fts
present fnrM hut hoping that tnny contribute
s'mcthlnR toward tho settlement af tho 1trs-
ton. e|,all vote for tho bill.
The West does not complain OF Senator
Window. 1t is fully satisfied Of his sin.
ccfIfy and Ills great ability. 1t believes TINT
1t appointed, aud II l,e accepts the post. lIa
VIII inakc nn admirable Secretary OF the
Treasury,
, 1881-03-04

T1lE constitutional amendments are to he
yntea fur agaia In Indiana IN tic 14tIl inst,
and II IL llopctl nlal believed that they will be
adopted b. MI overwhelming majority. Ger
talnly tl!u people l.aye every rc,lsoll 10 wish
: that Inttallu should cettst to DO MI Oetuber
State, n,lsl tllat her election lnws should be
amended III such IL way III to preserve thu
ipllrity Of thu i}allut-boX,
, 1881-03-04

GES. Hancock nlatlo tho trip to Washing
ton yesterday III private cas' How differ
cntwcre the circumstances frin those which
lie louked forward tu .!ast July, utnl eyct, III
late rs tllo t:.th nj lust Octuberl hut 1t WIS u
manly thing for him t0 gu. 1t requires llt,rr
courage for Il rejected snttor to np,'enr ut the
wcttdlng-feast ,lnsl to stny ,lwny.
, 1881-03-04

| FORM.
President Hayes, III retiring from hts Office,
may congratulate himself that his Civil
Service reform policy llns buen attended
with sorne practical results Of an encourug-
| Ing kind, notwithstanding the sreurs, jlbes,
and prophecies Of failure, and t1,a hosttItyof
| .mnol,Iun ,unu u II, ,,,,. f,,r+tor or,,,,rat,,-
| o ,el -. "'"' 'uitloe eo'6l"t'l
iato Himself that 1t has worked Its best and
mnst pucn,, ra;rfn,y rusu1ta in rho r.r 1.,,l,tu
| Wleru It WNs most needed, nIlll where tic
OpppsIt1nu tn II hnh ,per the strnnenut orJ
t,;.t.,a,st ,,,,,.."....s s'o sum
ultteIesl. NHAtePcf may lave becn Scllnt0r
Conkltng's motives In Introducing ,ls rt,sol,l.
t,o,, ~ ;,,,,,,,r,, ., g. a. .'.",,'t.," ~
CIyll.Scrylce rules In Tim Nav yor,, t,u.tom.
1fo,se nn thov tv,ro ,r,1,ohtv .,,,fst,r t,,,,,
!M'ae' !,' "'"1 'hos "oFe psopao'y siitlsteF, wv"
thlngS arc very certain: first, TINT tho rules
I,ny. haon a., tl,orourh1v ,,,,,t,,f .l,+ f,t,11
,"'o oe''' AZ '"uAo"snts "pP'e" t'at SF1l-
but m nccom,ttahoJ f,ot T., hat i,,oo,,t,, -
r,...'.' ,s','''s A"s'' -. .'s 'ps"'''s ~
iofi1ef ao!1se aild corruption; a'I'l. second,
,ma nst,,,,.,aa ~ r.. t'"s.'.,"' .'i"as .",.o
Cnifactnr hfprrIttss rannrt in raup,poo u,
thu lnouiry Ia nmn,,nt1c In Its declnrnt,o,,a ~
tho beneficial results oq tia rnlcs ,,non tl,.,
working of Tim f,ns,nm.11nuse s,,o,yng tint
tncmnuetunts huvo hcan wceted mi t,,ot
tho corrupt system of undarya],ot,nns hns
been brokon III. TINT tho cost of cnIlcction
hus been retnccd npt> lint Now yort fgtv
has lu,un ,pato In INV hcr jc,,l,,mot. u,,aro ~
duties. Az to the ctfeet tf tl,a rulrs ,,n,, fin
public seryiee. tim r.,uort snvs.
Tho appoiuteos sclco,od uu,Ior t,,o r,1.a huvc.
by tho!r cond,ct aud GIliclency, approved tho
nss1,,,ttn tint t"nur, mi iom o'n ,, n.n
solely upon thotr avn pursonal norit auA al,ar-
, 1881-03-04

T1IE Democrats are snecrlngly saying TINT
Hayes has now Hbt lDnutlrnwfng Tlt1en's salary.
Tlay still stick stubburny to tho assertion that
slippery Sammy WIS "conntutl out" Hut tho
"fraua" question may now ba regarded us Il
teal issue, even In tho Sun uillcu.
, 1881-03-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

rYrr.s
Fo6LlC OPINION.
New fnrk 1ful{: Ths fnct that ,a,
uaF'inla' on MS way 10 tho wu House. sc',". n.
~" h.s' R."" uDPor''lhlay In shuE hp,y tnuas
NOR. he vnltes tic enod will TT ,le ,t,in,a."ea a"ea
lsr,ly-calc,.,I1Ia. anIils mt NM -" f.Tnos of
Ut his A'lmlnIstrnton. ''~' ''' '''o Succes.
,".,.' .' h''t t-''"9''! fttf'!'W9cah: The ifnaR,
'N,i'e eee.tespolu"nt w'it, Is Hitting nl,nut Mcn,
f' o.' sln!s brother fur ten. tnris,b ms. h,.'
al pur cs,r,1 for uho,,1,in, r,,r,,,v,nI MA
lin n hn,,nor NM ,h,, ."t.""'' .,,N r UNI nukcs
Hill lin yrrn, VIM, M .io 'reslent elcrt,
!, irrs,tnt cinct ror a. ~ rp y hupry Inan without
nrae price. - very
New York Tjcutftl: Mr.. 1rora. sui,
himself II public ,nnn of tic Inst ,nt,,r,, "lo Is
moderate requirements, hul tim mir; ~ n.,Ic aha
In hls Cabinet. Mr. Eyurts. ns sca,",a ",.s !aea
s5tnto, hHs justified t,ls FINN ns n 1rn,,.s ~
n1ir New York pl,ll,u mcu. Air. s,,nr,,,a "a''hs
iiyo Ms MN uf tho grcntest " n,,r ranra N.Y. Nl
,s.'. ,s!Grs. Mr; Schtrz iins suwn TINT Tue Aeni,
Gxiu,f's4sy tnresr nnA not fnllei hIin In ths
ts,,... tm'Mu'; uE.s; uefehs has Hlsde good Il.
so1n's '"ohefa''
pavno prostdn.,. ~ ,.,5 n,,ta.. LAM. u, J..
s,":,.' ,... ~ - ~ ','e "hn"o'nt LnIony Com.
g ens"rr ry'ft crt N hS ass s ,;",, rss' @ s s esa
sf Sp spsssfa g xss ss s sers IT, f. 'ss; s;;! h"e. !
!y"s tyso p M5st askS II" fass tct1 TO- az
fr,tt. IL, IT,, tru,s v aI',.,tt t wire
and. be*rs. we lid n. hnvn tic iicrrs~rrs ~,rr"re',
iargn ferco eoI'l Enve ,ne nInn nn, ~ thn'E1,ecnt.
spri,tg." ''''' '"o ING until
NJ. wal. ,r,.
bcon tho motives tnt }ntl,tcrl Ecn, ~ I'e
to Jutrud,ce hts yerv sncf ras,,i,,,i'rn vn"snus
, 1881-03-04

THE Carlisle section OF the vetoed Funding
hill gives tho country somu falnt lieu OF tho
destructive icgts.ntton tho DrnucrAts would
havo lnnu9l'rated If llancaek and tho llourbons
kad carried the election lust full.
, 1881-03-04

THE original ofl!cla! copy Of the Const1tn-
tlon Of Wisconsin cnnn"t bo r0u,,tl, and tho
great seal Of the State Is 40 t.efaectl by long
usnRu l1Iat lts ImpressIon Gun hardly bp tlccl-
4,1.
, 1881-03-04

: Tile following table SLOWS the present
number of Representatives In Congress by
Statcs ald the proposed number under tl1c
8l0 apportio1,ment bill passed yesterday by
tho 1lo,lse, with the fractions in enct case:
Hatio, l:15&,1ti.
, 1881-03-04
PERSONALS.

,1ny. aud at,on nrtor tcIrur,nbcd IN hts ,,cnr
rea,lcrs: "Your humble sersnnt completed nc-
gntatlons fnr n mashcr-It,-1Hw this evening"
ind tho telegram Ia published IN hin rnper
signed With bis hume.
atnrir. TIM 1Btc l,mnresa nf Russtn Ind :,
fanny FIR cn],ec1inv nruycr- hanks. mn, hn,i n
,rrrnt ,,nrv ff tl,ou NJ hcr tl.uth Thn t,,n ro.
lat r,,u,te,i tho,n .ronv ,,,o parIo,,a ro,1,,,,s
NJ n 1,a,,rsh,,r,, r. Il" rroo.r,ol H. c,nsa a.o
4, rho ro11,rnrin, itbror;ou 0NoN
rho t,J,e,,r,m, n1t ia ronortod 9ron,
,r,,In ttut I'm u,oerh,raaoort rnIrt mo-, H..
,rIYo1 ,yt,, ,,r,nt In, III ~, ,v,1at, .,,,
1,c",,mc tn,rtnoua in ,hn Inst II is s"t, ttnt :,
mo- M, ,s.nor 10 ~ h. r,,iitaha, ~, ,,,,,s. -,
,ybic t1,s ,,,ntno,,. irl, !. N In a,ur1nro, ).
,r,.. ..,.,,. Iii. 49,. 80. ,",
4ae !lsn.-G"ltot 81 " Nn'" oca'la !ou1I'al
n.a o'spa!ches' ine hFlt's} Lion hhakln9 ti1s
H'Anc. llo "1s uhao'e 70 cnt us atcaH3ast
s,.s' - ~, nu ,,.,. -. i' ss
..rrhn 1,r,tIst rt,,, t.,,ntt,.,, T.. .f,t,os
,- ,,,,,,, y, " '
A1' HHtial!1 ~ llo"efls t's elleresl mo
business reauons WIN tho hrti1 OF 'a1hcs IL. t}s'
9oou eo:s "ho Will hehcotoT1n Fnollsh hta
oooka aeu nlFo tho benefit of hss experience,
h!s hEe taslo' anu h'e Reehs orlt1cal Judgment
upon I'LL !tcfafY matters pertaining to thor
hl's'heas' 70 nave lilo no"s IN Writing FROM IN
lcss "ol! hiorthea pofaoh thah Dir. Jamcs II.
ossoou'
ClhrK hlll!s, tho sculptor, tns taken a
plasler cast oi INC Icnt'Fes Or seaator Cnrpen-
ter, from which pnst 1s to bo mato for tho
congressional st"tanry hnll. II u hust bn tnatle
from such II cast IL VIII bo an nponllnAtlon.-
wholly 9hiiko carpenter IN 1all liic. lie hecnsno
Kschtiy o,nae'litctt nelore hs dcnth'-so h'uct ~
that MS eosRtor,a! eollcaBncs couh' aeaFcely
recoE'ilzo hin. a rcnl nrtIst Gun takc photo
kfApa 0t1H ElitKO Ah lnhtlt1ty Dcttgr uuSt.
, 1881-03-04
TlE Now York qri1unc pcrtlncntly re-

marks:
Over $l1, 100 900 fur &c. cnltcd river and hnrl,r
lmprUvGtnGntst And this Ia tho Congress which
tho DatnDcrltfo ststrnp nrnra tttl'l III any tew
tnonth1 6Ya WIS 4 srrupunusty honest nntl rct-
ti,o country Ects III ci1cuIly. Iheru viii ha
few dollars left In tho Treasury wtie,l tho Dsfn-
crata tnk0 their hantla out Of 1t. Thu Inst Ting
they Ind 4 chMtec tn explicit It WIS bnfurU tho
War. Then they icit 1t Gnrc.
, 1881-03-04

Ir Is fortltunto for the country TINT tho
Democratic pHrty's power for InIaetiof Is Il good
deal less thnh Its dcsiru to commit thu satno
, 1881-03-04

TIE business public will breathe much
cnsicr that this coercion Ilt Is dead, than II
Hayes hnd 1r3t kiilc'. 1t With his veto club.
, 1881-03-04

TnE classification Of tho po0ple III 1880, MS
reported by tho Consus- Of1leg, uon,parea as fol-
Iowa with prtvtnlls reports:
, 1881-03-04

WAtHANstA LODGE. NO. tn A. j. s. A. Nj
hEectal Communication thn lFriay} nyc,iinE. al !
octck nt II hH1lrtrt tn prepare ft thu fMssal NJ
oiF 1aic trutler. GearGu !. tcaHnr. Per rr.!nr,
,,,, 1lEiIS {. NAKEN, ". n.
, 1881-03-04

wAEi11SGruN CHAPTER, No. H. II. A. M,-ltax-
hnr t'nnyMMllun GrIiai evening" Mufe!l i. mt 7:u
gree. Whiting rDnll,anl,s cnr.ilny tnvtis Iir n.
dtr OF the II. T. EiIAS. H. Wtttt;IIJ, Sussetury.
, 1881-03-04

ErnfrRl j1uatc-Kfn1l.
Cornor nj EandLlI md stAto atreGts. Cunceyt
by t1ls Thuutlure 'rtplf,tas csItnDlflnLlun,