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WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE MEMPUNENAGoG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
All RATT. lime


ALL RAIL LINE
Commencing June 27a special Fast Express Train, with
PArlor Cars viii leave Grand Central Depot NcwYork vim
~ y, y. II. and H. +. H. 1898 A. daily except sun.
days arriving at the White Mountains early the evening
For time tables rates etc. apply TO Ticket Agents y
~ H. aud II. H.. r., or to
C. r. HEMPSrEAD, G. T. A., ithavc and 42d.st y. Y.
HUDSON.-Stcamers Rediield and McManus
for uo'on, and VIA Boston and Albany Railroad 10
liam ana rseate points ~ o. connect at hudson
inI Athens 60 'AtN m ~tuyNssaa Now Sanilors
from Pier 80, North River
| ElllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PASN.NGEI IRA ms on aud after May 2d, 1881. Will
e44e depot foot Of Coranlt AMI pesorossssss AT 40 AM
beading, Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarrc. Towaada Wavery
ior Eastsn, Hehlehen. Allentown Reading. Manch chunk,
nkesDarre and Fltsoa Pullman sleeping coaches attached
p CONNECT r all points ia Mhauoy and lazleon coal
siDms; - r. ~ seton, O. p General Eastern once
NORWICH LINE
To Boston Worcester. Nashua. Portland the East
yiaNew leave Pier No 40. North River
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
&c. Steamers leave Per2l r.. Re- at p. (s3d-st. e.
cndt conuecti win "cc Trains for above and nfcpne
date pos le&ots sold and hsg-c checked al 3ti Broad
Haven and return, 81 "O.j
NEW-YORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL
Leave i55th-st 9:35 m and TOO D. M for Mahopac.
Curnel, Brewster and stations.
EAFkhoS for hahopac, Carmel and Brewster leaves
Mahopac and way specials leave l55th At $3.50 p. m
KArlD TRANSIT TRAINS ier Morris Dock, Foriham
Heights King Bridge and Van Cortandi 80 minutes
mon BRIDGE SPECIALS nj frequent Intervals
TOoonnect trains leave Kecor-st. 30 minutes before
Transfer CO. viii call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences
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NEW-YORK CITY AND NORTHERN Raj.
providence LINE.


PROVIDENCE LINE.
L FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence AID WofSenter Railroad for
The ra Sse' sciS a viii leave on
TEA Sondays Wclnesdays Fridays IRON
tM ~ ~ 49, oe OF arren,'i' HsT, ok rs Com
pany, and az prin cipdl hotels ana ticket onces
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
~ MOI NrAl ~. landing = Co1zens West Psnq, Corn
connecting with Ulster and Delaware and WAIKIKI valley
Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas tornel ana James W. Bald
except saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves p IA,
connecting special through ho Catskli Mountains.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
~ - FOR TILE
WHirE suIPiiUR, Va;
Cars VIII leave Pennsylvana Railroad Station Jersey City,
ForLuRAY Ar rs aS 4. N. ANDs:sop NJ
For WHITE SULPHUR AT $3.50 +. NJ
White sulphur without change Passengers have the ege
Of soppns over at ry to visit the cayerns Tor and
generai Offices OF tho company agersown Md, and Nos.
-. CIIAs 4. HATCH General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH II. SANDS superintendent
STONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON
The FOAM W F M and 3NXARSAaAN
9-'' 'tt J. fMdr'RR FROM "aa FI{fR8s n
Foot OF Jays arriy ns ia Boston at A. NJ FARE AS LOW
IckGis for sale a All principal ticket Offices staterSsms
2g Nos SSl and Ss7 broaqSay and MesroPot;an aud
L. W. FILKINs. General Passen. ger Agent
TNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
and VIEWPOINT from Grand Central Depot
sos a. (parlor cars attaehed) and lOp IN, twiu
sundays p M with palaces sleeping cars9 Limited
tickets 10 Boston, (all rail- 50. r,,,,,> .,,,,,,
-, on md after oNDAY, June 8, special LIMITED NEW
PORT EMPRESS train leaves at m with paror ears At
asee rv y. st az a. @ F snd
Windsor Hotel ticket oces AND ~ Grand Csnaa Depo~
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Lave 81 BEACH PALACE 73O and 500 a. N. sun
caAh crcepitu and hourly. a.. In 10 J. D D. u
GRAND conc LETS, afternoon and evrin- on psvilio,
rle Nh ~ blitAll, comet sooi-t; tAPPA ton bone
sosisL ana 20 pieces Admission cents. persons noi,
tickets by either Toutr adm tiled fr N
81 persons r'Adus aD town boat viii 2 81 c
t'nd D. H. returning after concert. Fare ircuGng az
mission 80 Pa zion. p cents.
ON - N L.AL..-----
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TIC boats ~ Ills Company being bnli iron with four
tN'I ti iSht maE nenfs are absolutely
.,sAi advantage not possessed by boats Any
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ for lngewood Closer Nyack
z 500 1000 m, 3 T. 400, $50, Gao $50, ll30p.
sundays and O45 The 1890
3Oninutes later saturday nights
Manuel, Spring Valley and Monsoy. ZOO H. $50
y. JNO. n ABBOTT. Gen'l L ASST Agent New-l oIk
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MkNr AND THE FASTEST TIME CONS iSrtNr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY,
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NEv-YORK, July 9 1881
VENHE STANDARD CO\SOI Id TED MI
no HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE STOCKS

a The interest due July ISL the funded debt of tn
state of Ohio will he paid at the American Exchange
Bank. NewIork City, from the LIST to 18th proXimo
thereafter at Office in this city The
De closed rom the 10Th inst to 10th OF July lSsl.
JOHN +. &c LENIiE, Auditor Of state
CHARLES TOWNSEND, Secretary of State
GEO. X. NASH, Attorney General,
commissioners OF The sinking Fund
Columbus, O.. June l3, ISL
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DENNSlLNANlA RAILROAD.
On and after May I6. 1851.
GREAT 'TRfrN Il line
EO PHILADELPHIA.

HE Old LoIA5IlSHhD NOI IL AND SIORT IlNE
30 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Q ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS ~ PHlLADELPiiIA
TWO IN NETWORK.
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a ONG RFACU

A. Trans leave Hunters Point daily except suniaysss
10 and u J. ui-, =. 3:35 i.35, $50 and D. M
- AT srl.Ci Al EMPRESS LEAVES HUNTERS POINT
TODAY AT p. NJ
Leave Lsng Beach es5. 500 $50 and Hasa M. 2at.
ard 9.5 p. IN. funtrfs
Point :, ESQ and II a. m. 4. ; m y m
Leave Lang be3ca 800 and ll.-l A d.
800. $40. :, 500 and $40 D. ~.
Two &sh Coacerts afternoon ana evening by the nost
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GfcurSions.

Commencing SUNDAY, July TO- and daily thereafter tns
Palace Iron steamer TAURUS Capt sAML O. MARTIN.
VIII leave West 2sdst at H. and D. M Pier twenty
minutes later Returning leave Rockaway Has m and
Gp.m.
FARE ENTIRE VXCVRSIoN IN r,rr,rrS
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VN III DIV TDEND.
~ OFFICE OF Tue HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
GO WALI~sT,
NRw-YoIK. June 90 ISL
The Board OF Directors of this
clared a DIVIDEND of FIVE % PER CENT upon
Capital Stock payable July l. 1881, demand.
CHAS. a. HI LII, Secretary.
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Summer Resorts.

> ASBURY PARK, y. J..
now open Tor the reception OF situated Wosloy
lake within five minutes walk beach; airy rooms;
nome comforts; terms $40 and So per week Apply to or
N
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

a L6AMf BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
souri, 81 E NJ Sr t JOHN leave Pier II, North River
-, ~ pH ANALYST. WEEK DAY
trains North, West East 10y '''i"S SANNPoop WIN
Excursion tickets to Albany rcurn good 80 days
w w \ 49,. |
National Republican., 1881-11-03
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Attorney General James G. Field was in the city
yesterday.
The new railing and voting arrangements at the
Third Ward polls are completed
The regular monthly meeting of the Columbia
Steam Fire Engine Company was held last night.
Mr.. Selig Blondheim, an o.d resident Of this
city, and father Of Mr.. Simon Blondheim, died
yesterday.
The Circuit Court, Judge Keith, for Alexan-
dria County, begins at the old court-hous next
Wednesday.
Oscar Beal and George Thompson, both colored,
were arrested Tuesday afternoon for fighting on
the street, and locked up.
The sloop precently damaged in the lower Potomac
by the steamer Excelsior rs Mt the ship-yard for
repairs. Her damage is estimated at $3.50.
Joseph Murphy, the heaterman at the works of
the Potomac Manufacturing Company in this city,
had his foot quite badly mashed there Tuesday
afternoon by piece OF iron falling on 1t.
Captain william W. Rock, overseer of outdoor
poor, has awarded the contract for furnishing one
hundred and fifty cords of wood for the benefit of
The poor Of the city to Mr. John Marshall
The repairs having been nearly completed Il is
thought that 81. Mary's Church win be reopened
with appropriate services next Sunday morning.
The church. remodeled aud modernized, is one OF
the handsomest places Of worship In the city.
Superintendent Coleman will complete this
week the regarding OF upper Cameron street. The
changes will prevent the floods that during heavy
rain-ials have often overlowed and damaged
property near the intersection of Henry and Cam
Yesterday morning William Harris, who runs q
small boat upon the river, complained at the sta
Hon-house that he had been robbed. The night
before he engaged colored hand named Dick .
and both laid down TO sleep side by side, Dick -
penniless and Harris with SEQ In his pocket. In
the morning at daylight there was only one col
ored man asleep on that boat, and he had not a
cent In pocket. His name was not Dick" No
udings OF Dick " and the $50 has been obtained.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
NOW YorIt GeneraI sInrItet.

New YoRK, Nov. 2-Cotton quiet; sales 600 bales;
uplands, 1lAc; orleans, NEE consolidated net re-
cepts 277I bales exports to Great Britain, 8si bales
TO France 1000 bales; to the continent, $40 bales
Flour-southern quiet; common TO flr extra, sG O09
90; good to choice do, q zoos so. Wheat l@DlAc
higher moderate export inquiry irly active busi-
ness on options ungraded red, q 1901 49, No, do,
q 3sl ASA steamer do, u 1901 81 No. red, si l34
9l ~ for new and old steamer No 2 red a. $500
iSG No rcd i5,S@l Mi ungradea white, q 25g9
ili No. ! do, q s9sS9i 40; No. Chicago and NIL
waukee, u 3sdl ~ No. red, November, o. 42'4@
1896 Dscem6er, 81 4e,s9l ls,l. Corn 3@Jte higher
No; . eeei steamer Sogg99eoSe No 2, G9t97osi No.
do white 72c; No. 2, November, 6ad7 7Olc closing al
70c December, 72AG733Sc. Oats shade stronger and
closed weak; No. ., i6c Hops steady and quiet year
lngs l2f129c Coffee unsettled; choice grndCs weak
common hrmer Rio cargoes, Ol4etl2Ac. sugar firni
and quiet Martinique, SO test, 1ci fair 10 good rein.
ing, Sl669Sllc; refined du standard A. csc. Molises
quiet and Steady new crop New Orleans, 75oCqS; old
do 3O6pGOc Hice fairly active aud firmi RangOon, 2C
bond. Rosln dull at e 5Oa2 52sS Turpentine dun
and unchanged at 5lc. Wool firm and very quiet; do
nestle fleece 3l6glsc; pulled 20642c; unwashed I2d
3jc; TeXas l66lJ2c. Pork very dull and prices wholly
nominal al SIS on; Noyember, S7 25GQi7 50 January
sls 609ls 80 Mddles duh and easier long clear, 04c
short clear 9,{c Lard opened firm and closed l2!s
l5c lower and heavy at 81 50ll 5S November, 81 "
oil 55; December, sll 57&@ll 6'S' FreighIs steady
National Republican., 1881-11-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Harriet c. Blankenbeckler has been appointed
postmaster ut Rye Valley
Eleven marriages in Norfolk city last month and
twenty In Norfolk County.
The number Of deaths IN Richmond during the
month Of october was fOrty.ninc.
The city council OF Richmond have appointed a
committee 10 prepare plans for new city hall.
There were fourteen vessels that cleared from
the port Of Portsmouth for foreign ports during
October, with cargoes valued at 81 25l9,995. Saa
Captain Kirby was nt Hampton last week to Sc
1ect site for an elevator. The plans are all ready,
and foundation will soon be commenced Tho
elevator Is TO be 1856 feet long by 100 feet wide and
166 feet high.
burg district for the week ending October 30
amounted to s2S,4l4 The exports of manufactured
tobacco from the city during the week amounted
70 65,521 pounds
Colonel c. p Ramsdell, United States marshal
for the Richmond district was seriously and prob
ably fatally injured Monday afternoon by being
gored by vicious bull on his farm at Centralia,
In Chesterfield County.
The following Virginia postmasters were com
missioned yesterday: Clifford Stntham, at Lynch
burg, vice Wilson, suspended; c. T. stgleman, at
gee, at Stony Creek Warehouse.
Yesterday, at Washington, in the boat race be-
tween the Columbia and Potomac crews for q
valuable prize the former beat the latter by very
length and a half Three cheers for the gallant
Columbias and groan for the poor Potomacs i
Lgnciiburg Nrointdn.
There are still at Yorktown two companies OF
United States regulars, one under command OF
Captain Hamilton, Second Artillery, Fort McHenry
1anta, both OF which will leave for their respective
ffatiOng In few daVy
National Republican., 1881-11-03
iRWiN,s ROMANCE.

ado you love music2" she asked.
"Passlonately," replied Irwin; 81 can whistle
'The skids Are out To-day perfectly, and never
heard It before last week"
"How quite" said Myrtle
altogether too too" was the answer. in low,
son tones that made the girl feel instantly that he
loved her.
"Thcy tell me you are very wicked, Mr.. Multi
can" said Myrtle as the sound Of Strauss waltz
noated I'm from the ballroom. is IL tsoY
"Well / have always tried TO keep up with the
procession was his answer. II suppose you VIII
hate me for that"
"oh, no. responded the girl, quickly, II the
nnmby pamby men that are distasteiul to me.
like man whose blood runs wine, not water"
Irwin did not answer. "If she had said sour
mash instead of wine" he murmured to himself,
al could have a front seat in her affections"
Do you like Glndstone7" she asked suddenly.
"No,h said Irwin 81 lost $50 on him yesterday:
He was beaten In mile dash at the fair grounds. ,
Can ever love this mani" asked Myrtle of
herself rs they parted that night, Can give my
soul TO one who doesn't know the great statesman
from n three -year-old colt2"
Two weeks later they were betrothed.- From
My Summer IN a Mak Dairy" byE X. Ward.
National Republican., 1881-11-03

Rio brands, n e2 Patapsoo family. Is 2N Wheat
Southern inactive and hrmer; Western strong; South
ern red. q a5@i AZ; do amber, q 4o9i 49, No. Mary
land, 81 is'k No. Western winter red spot and No
vember 81 s076Gi iO December, 81 1901 4i'li Janu.
ary, si is1(dl 4s5G February, 81 5ik@t 81. Corn
southern quiet and easy; Western hrmer southern
white 7Oc for new: do yellow dGsc for new; West
ern mixed spot and November, GfhG7sc; December,
7lN6p7ic; January, 73.{17iC Oats hrmer, but quiet
Southern, fs6t5G Western WHITE 5O6p5ic do mixed fS
@i0c Pennsylvnnia 4O050c, Rye steady nj si 0jWli0
Hay steady and quie prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, $ls92L Provisions quiet and easy;
mess pork, SIS 50 bulk meats-lOOse shoulders nom
inal; clear rb sides, nomlnal do packed s3l9l0ilc
bacon.shoulders 94c; cenr rib sides, ilAc; hams n
mlbc; lard i2Ac. Butter nrmer for chOlcoi Western
grass, l5025c. Ea,s scarce and hrmer; fresh, 25c.
Petroleum dun and nomnali refined, 1lac. Coffee lrm
and quiet; RIO cargUcs g4nt2Ac Sugar dulli soft,
l0Sc. Whisky lower at fl 17dt i7s Freghts To Liy
erpool per steamer quiet cotton. T5ltpAd Hour, y
Tes wheat, Si,0O bushels corn, 1880 Bushels oats,
LOO bushels; rye, 1000 bushels Shipments-Wheat,
5000 bushels; corn, ~ 3f2 bushels. SnleSWhoat co.,,
600 bushels; corn, 1870, 900 bushels
National Republican., 1881-11-03
OLDEST INHABITANTS.
Tribute 10 the Late President OF the As
l socintion, DIR. Blake.

The Oldest Inhabitants Association
held their regular monthly meeting in Corcoran
building yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Jenkin Thomas
the first vice president, in the chair. Mr. Bra from
the committee appointed for the purpose, reported
the following resolutions. which were unani-
niously adopted by rising vote:
We have sustained no ordinary loss In the passing
away OF our venerated aud beloved late president
Few members OF any community, whether as SIM
pie citizens, business men, friend or acquaintance,
attaining his length OF years, were ever more re-
Blake
Endowed by nature and education with all the char
acteristcs OF q true and real gentleman, and pos
Bessed of those sterling qualities of head and heart
that constitute the exemplary Christian, citizen,
neighbor, and friend, eminently kind, courteous,
generous, and benevolent, combined with rare social
and Intellectual worth and refined sentiments, could
not but render him. as he was appreciated and es-
teemed by all who knew him.
The archives of his memory were well stored with
reminiscences OF men, manners, and things, and
peclaly US relating to our national metropolis and
none cherished the memories of AUD Lang Syne
with greater zeal than he, and devoted pa
triot ever trod the streets OF Washington Therefore
Resoped, In the numerous Offices the late DIR. Blake
has flled both of honor and profit, he has given un-
qualified satisfaction; and, while we all mourn his
loss we have the great consolation he died Chris
uan, after life OF usefulness, with an unblemlshed
and spOtess reputation.
Resolved, That In respect TO his memory our rooms
be draped In mourning for thirty days
ReS0ced, That the secretary be requested TO send
copy OF these resolutions to his afflicted relatives
Messrs, Callan and Tenny eulogized the deceased
in eloquent remarks, and were listened TO with
close attention.
National Republican., 1881-11-03

inactive market discouraglng to those who have
recently been led 10 believe in approaching nd
vance, such belief having been based upon the proba
bic increase in railroad earnings with tue prospect or
comparative easy money and that the larger spccua
tors would for these reasons favor higher prices, fol-
lowing which would come the support OF the outside
public. This morning In thenbsencc Of rumors to nec
the situation in either direction the market rcman
ing Inactive and weak many stocks were sold for
the long account. The situation remains unchanged,
however. and the continued strength Of the trunk
again strengthened the opinion above noted. The
wheat market at Chicago to-day more active I'D.
yancing about cent per bushel Money was easy NJ
400 per cent
National Republican., 1881-11-03
DISTRICT COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRT-JUsrIcE Cox.-Lewls Collins
petit larceny, not guilty. same forgery arregned
Edward Leon; guilty. sentence suspended.
Equity COuHr-JusrIcE wYLIE-R -Raoul vs..
son Miles McCanna substituted as trustee Ramsey
ys Llebi appearance of absent defendant ordered,
consent Grimes va smith; commission TO appoint
guardian ad lllem appointed Gross va savage q al
Iloyd sale finally ratified aud cause referred to all-
Ashford iii dismissed unless auditors be paid Cen
tral National Bank vs. Hume; restraining
herd W.. Frcedman's savings aud Trust Company
demurrer sustained: leave To amend IN twenty days.
supplemental bill. Barstow Va Aiken; sale ordered
aud Job barnard appointed trustee TO sell Leddy VS.
vs. Block sale ordered and A. u. Duvaii appointed
trustee TO sell. ogle vs.. Oge divorce granted. As
slonary Society VS.. Smith, Downham vs. Kelly, Eek
hard vs.. blackburn, Hanna vs.. Pendeton, French
New VS.. Warren, Jann vs.. Gilmore, Rumford Chemi
CouRT IN GESERNL TrnM-JusTIcEs CARTIER
HAaNEn, AND j J4MIss Merrck VS.. Cuttings; by argn
ment me 9T counsel set down for hearing December
progress, Assignmentsfor io-day-Calendar Nos a
CIRcUIT CoURr-JUsTIcE MAcAprHuR.-Unitet
States Xs sterling continued on % niidavls OF defend
Woodside VS.. Hesseii, %aikefVs. Elder, Down6Sn
Us Fowler Clark Ct al Vs. Elrmantraut; Judgment
Shea VS.. Moore; Judgment by consent Wright VS.
sylvanla Railroad Company; leave TO Withdraw
tickets Carpenter Main stipulation filed and caust
continued Shackleford Brown verdict for plain
till for two years rent amounting 10 s3l2 Clymer Va
Brynni verdict iOr plnintin Tor tliun Foertsch W.
Gordon defendant called and Judgment Keyel
vs.. HalStead; non-suit Barber q Go. vs.. People
Saving Bank; verdict for plaintiff for t309333, will
interest nom March !, 1870. Appleman VS.. Barker
Judgment by default United states use of Record,
Pearson continued by stipulation OF counsel. Ameri
can Baptist Home Missionary Society: judgment by
default Assignments for to-dny-Appeal docket Nos
IL and ~ and Cnlander Nos 1885, 1884, lSs l0l, 1875, 900
2ll, 2l2, 2l3 2l5, 2l7, 2ls 20 to 23i inclusive.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Awarding sIeritorious Pupils.

Tickets to meritorious pupils in Con
xaga College were awarded yesterday as follows
First grammar 7. Shea; second grammar, r.
Downing; third grammar, ]. Andeson first rudi i
ments, L. Degges and @. Barnes second rudiments,
j.. Preston, S. Preston, j. sullivan, J. Tubman. and
w. Chamberlain second mathematics, II. Shea
third mathematics. j. Graham; algebra, Aloysius
Byrne and J. Anderson first arithmetic, T. Quaid,
J. Brosnahan, J. Shea, aud j. Hussey; second
arithmetic, W. Chamberlain, ID. oDonnell Il.
Waters, and NJ. Fitzgerald; third arithmetic, s..
Preston and NJ. Purcell; first French, 4. Shea
second French, ]. Byrne; book keeping, =. Qunid,
p. McHenry, +. Bauer, W. FleishelI, and T. Mar.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
REAL ESTATE.


tcrdny.
Mr.. ]. H. olmstead presents the following transac
tons In real estate In the District yesterday, re
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds
CITY PROPERTY.
On Eighth street west between and O streets
north sublots Is and 10 ca feet 0s inches by 9i feet
inches), square 80. ]. L. Johnson to John G. HarS
ness, trustee, s3,150
On street north, of Eighth street west
part OF sublot "a feet inches by 10 feet, square
100, Susan Klelber to John Ardeeser 81 500
ON street north near corner of Second street east
sublOt 20 az by iC0 feet) square 710 Mary Mcnamara
ct al. TO Dennis j. Mcnamara, nominal.
on fifth street east, between l. and NJ streets north
sublos % and 20 0 by 100 feet square 3d. Charles D.
Bailey ct al, trustees, to Fred W. Evans, si25.
GEoRGETowN.
On Bridge street. near corner ofNfarket street. part
of fOd Georgetown ga feet inches by ~ feet 6inches)
William Clabaugh ct nl, trustees, TO Margaret Byrne
$500.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
stock ana Bond QuotRtions-nRItIn
aud New York Produce Markets.

The following observations the transactions In
the financial market yesterday, together with open
ing highest lowest and closing quotations. are fur
nished by the banSng-house OF H. d. Cooke, jr &
Co., Il29 street, Washington d. O.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2 3;l5 p. m.-The market opened
at about yesterdays closing, declining under very
limited transactions until the last hours Of the business
day, when II became strong, continuing so until the
close, showing an advance for the day OF from u TO
"a. The market throughout the day has been irreg-
ular and confined exclusively to transactions between
brokers for their account with slight evidence of
commission ordera Erie, In exception, became very
active and strong In the afternoon advancing, with
very large transactions, per cent under conflicting
National Republican., 1881-11-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted In the sil-
preme Court of the United States yesterday on mo-
Hon OF James a. Field, Robert B. Green Of Elizabeth
Metcalf ct al, appellants, ys, WILLIAM g. Williams
appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United States for
lie Eastern District Of Vlrginiai argument continued
by w, Willaughby for appellan!s md submitted by
James q. Field for appellees. No. CO. John q. Belk
plaintiff In error, vs.. Henry Meagher AL In error
p the supreme Court of Monianai argued BY Samuel
Bhellabarger and H. w. ToOe for plaintiff In error
and by j. O. Robinson and r. T. Merrick for defend
ants In error, Adjourned,
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Columbia Tnrn.YerrIn.

The Columbia Turn-Verein celebrated
its anniversary and opened the programme of this
years season Of festivities with very largely ut.
tended ball at Abner's Hall last evening, which
lasted until late into this morning The arrange
ments met with general satisfaction, aud the sue
cess Of the entertainment was largely due TO
Messrs ii. H. Bergman, II. @. Dietrich, j. Hansen,
wedde, and II. Scholl, Of the executive committee.