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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24
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cine aneere &na&t, nur In @insm waren
fte einie = ndmlid msin @slb tpuaten Ntle
tabsn. SD fuats jatrelans psrseblid
5ilfe, bic mir Sbr nNettunssan,
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bradte. Sd sperbe bas portrsffItAe Bud
iibsraa empfeblsn. go lareitt Elm bsut.
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9feib gJorf.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24

- Die BON benz Nusenar,t Or. g.
9ieulins in Baltimore por 3mSlf Sabren
nit 5ilfe tesiiterter Wenidenfreunoe
in's 9e5en serufeue rWarplanper Nusen=
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ten be9anbelt; in ben leeten 3wei Sabren
betrts bic 3a1l 1871, BON tenen 1914
fdngere 3eit in Der Nnl lfalt ielbt mpbn=
ten; barunter befanoen ii4 1881 Nusenz
franfe unb 1850 Sbrenfranfe. SAT- ieoe
9ranfbeit bes 9luseS unb Obres wurbe in
Der Nnltalt beBanoelt. Sin Yatient aus
Hrince @eurge's County Bate auf Der
Saso eine S&rotlabuus in'S @eidt erbal=
ten, tpelde ein Guse sdn3lid aerftSrte,
unb baS linfe Nuse erbielt aud smei
SdrotfSrner; er fam blinb in bic Nnlfalt.
Or. 9teultns entfernte Dor alien Dinaen
bic apei 9drotfSrner aus benz liufen
Guse. Durd Nnwenbuns bon Itropin
btloete ii4 ber Staar auf benz re9ten
Guse, DR.. Reulins ent fernte oann pers
mittelit Baseniteder8 Wetboee bic @rb=
ftall=2inie unb banit bic S9rptfSrner,
uno aad 18 Ta5en mar baS @elidt bes
Patienten mieber berseitelt, 70 baB eer-
iel6e beute wieoer ieiner Sasoleipenidaft
frSbnen fann. Die 5ablreiditeu 8eiuder
Der 6reif'inif iinb Neser, unter benen
gang eisenthamlide Nusenfranfbeiten
pOrfrmmen. Das aofselb fIr Den, ber
fam. betrdst 81 bis 81 in Der Wode,
Nrme merben iebod unentseltlid pers
pfle8t. Sine srOBe gnSabl Damen aus
ben eriten Sreiieu Der 5tabt permaltet
bic Ereiflinif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24

Gin perbriebltaer 5auslins
Ni&ts III 10 isbr sssisuet Semanosn gu
teiiimmen Sunsssleas gu bleiben. ais wenn
er eins Nadt In benz 6au1e eines pertei.
rattetsn Sreunsss perweilt uuo fiir eber
Stanbsn nod, attalten Dirb bur1 bas
@eidrei zines perbrteblidsn @dualtnss.
Mas peror!sbltdsn unb iAretsnbsn 5dug.
!inss tstarfsn nur 5cpfsn5itters, INN i1s
aefunb uuo iaaetnb gu MAIDEN. Sunger
Wann, erinnsre bid an b'eles. - gp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24
0srtbe;lbafte Geleaeubeit.

Da mir Stspss @ebdube am Willtar.
pla,a gernifteet baben unb ha1elbe am l.
Mara lu bssiseen aeosafsn. I'm 1uiort ein
s8bolsfale Sobbiu3 1sitdit ,u .rS6nen,
70 werSfn wir unlsrn 0orratb pom DRY.
@coos. Sttefeln uno Shuben ausperfau.
fen. Wir miii1sn wdbrenb bis1ss Wonats
nit ben Daarea auiraumen. Cine Dor.
tbsilbaffe @elesenbeit gum billiaen Gin.
Iauis il psbbalb setcten, unb tas Yubtt.
FUN iolts Fe bsnubsn
l7,2,5m Beralfrpm BroA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24
0feeo's @ilt @cse Comic beilt Dps

= Yfafhmebieinen.--@ir treiben feiue
Marltlhrstsrsi ater Mnafefs, bas grp6e
5dmorrboioenbsilmittei. bat Saulsnpe ee.
teilt, nahcem Walhmitiei, Salben une
alsrlei piuiAmittel niht anseldlassn bat.
ten. 50 III BON MsrJtsn puer 51ulen
autbsebeiBsn. So III elm siufadss nit
Msrteta prdpdrirtes ginfiitrunssHittsl,
pirtt ais elm Sufrnmsnt, grwsihunss,
mit:sl unb Meeieament, sspdart iofort
Qinooune unb wirb fiir ein untriielihss
6silmittsl ertlart. Yreis S 100. Gro.
ben fret. 8raneo sussididt burh 9.
Neuildpter & Co., Bor 3949, Nem Wcrf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24
Z ega 8.

= Der @ouperneur bat bic Bin, mel.
de ben Sceleuteu frember 5hife perz
bietet auf ben W9erften teraniider 6ifen
3u arbeiten, nit anbern Wcrten beim
@inlaoen osr S9ifie bebulfid gu fein,
nit ieinem yeto belest.
= Sa Wic Oabe brad am Mtenb bes
81. Elm Tsuer in Biibops Gallon aus unb
tbeilte ft6 ben ansren3eaben bduiern
nit. Sm @an3en brannten bier @ebdube
nieber.
= Bel Bremonb entsleiffe Elm 3us
ber @eutralbahn uno 3wei Hericneuwa=
gen uurben babei BON @eleiie seporfsn.
Ycn ben oorin befiublifen Yericnen
wurben 3wei leidt uaD pier idwer per=
leet. Hebtere iao per 9tihiftsreiIenbe
5. shlcb, Der 1eiearapbenbeamte Nabr
clife uno ,mei Uiiaacr Wamens Sulius
geim uns s Siebonebe. Cine auf bem
@eleiIe tiesenpe Shneas ioQ cas- I'm.
glid perfdulbet baben.
- Sa 5tepbensuils fisl Jrau Sctn
6abler, tis nit epiisptifden Srampfan.
fallen bebaftet mar. wdbreno zines iclden
Mufa0es IN elm 6euer unb perbrannte
oermusen, tab fe tur5 barauf ifarb.
- Sehn Sage lang mar baS 6rieoens=
ridterseridt in 0eatberfcrb nit Mntla=
gen tpesen pa,arbipiels beiddftist; bod
nur wenise Der 1ebsltsdter wuroen ,u
@elblfrafen perurtheilt.
= Su YaRrop farb Srant @urlman
an ber Wunoe, bic ibm 8. Senfins pur1
einen ShlaS nit ben, Neuolper iiber ben
3cpf beisebradt bate.
- Sm 6afen bon @alpelfcn befanben
it& am Dieultas 35 5hifs, welde
iimmtlid BaumpoGe einuabmen.
Die Bewohner BON Banoera County
unter3eidnen clue Yetiticn, in Der fe Zen
@cuUsrneur erlud,n. ihr @ountp nidt
lin9er n,ebr als @renscountp au betrud
ten unb bas TerSOt aesen bas Traser
BON Naffea gu proclamiren.
- Die i'm perSansenen 5erbif ab9e.
brannte @nble ces 5errn u. Bihel II
De,pitt County iit nabesu uisber aufse.
baut uno ica in 3mei Wcnaten in Be
trieb seieet mercen.
- Od9 @ounfnBertdt IN Dallas bal
bic Rtase se5sn ben paiilseassnt be.
Osio unb WiifiiEppi giienbabn, 5. 9f.
Woorefelb, ber BON Der @ranb Surt
anseflast mar. bas Drumnlerseleb Der:
lebt 3u babea, abSewieien, auf ben @runl
bin, bae bas @eiee i'm eisentliden Sin
ne beS Wortes nur auf 3aufleute. abel
niht auf Ysrtaufer BON @ilenbabnbil
letteu Be,us bate. -Das Dcbnbaus Dol
6. 9. Mihea in Dallas brannte ab
Yerluif $4,000.
Die Tamen in gDaco meroen Seua
tor 5cuifmaS :eil. in allen Staatsoepar
temeats aud, Damen an3nitelien, turd
eine petiticn unteritiieea.
= Del Sterauieber Don 6. Mc Do
nalbs Shafranho, g.. Ramire,, in, mi
aus 3arebo semelset wiro, wdbrenD be
Raht rcm %. bon unbefounten perlc
nen ermcrcet mrrben.
4 - @cup. VI. 6. punt. Direitor be
lnerituniiden Waticnals @iientabn it nj
einem 0ermeHer in 2areoc on8etcmmeu
Die Snternationalbahu iorebl mie ei
merifaunAe Nationaltabn laKen ei
4 f5trede ucn 2areoo mad Ger 6auptfae
!Werieo UermeNen.
= Sn @aluellcn wuroe Elm Wescr, be
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24

tctruntsu auf benz 5trabe tabnseleiie
lag, roa elmer Gar e,fabt uno cine Strede
nett fcrtsefhleppt, nobel er Sefahrlid'e
Verlebun9en erlitt.
- Der @cuperneur bat oeu gum Ecz
De perurtbeilten UR W. 5ubh III Wiilan,
Der am SO. sebdust merben ictlte, 81 le=
benSldnslihe, 3udtbausfrafe besnabist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24

0on Der Sirtma g. 8lei6rober.
Ser stpeite Sobn bes befannten Berliner
8anfiers @erion b. 8lei6rober geoenft
oemnd6it in bas Stem Yorfer 8anf=
gel6aft Sbalmann, 2abenburg & 60.
eill5utreten, uno auar unter Der MaB=
gabe, DaB nit oielem gintritt cine Gom=
manoitirung ees 6auies g. 8lei9r0ber
Bel Dem Stem OOrfer 8anfbauie erfolgt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-11

TIE Richmond WING, whose editorial
columns are marked by signal ability,
commenced on New Years day the 5Sth
year Of its existence. 1t has outliyed
every other Richmond paper tn It
in the period Of its youth contended
for supremacy in Virginia. Twenty
years ago II witnessed the demise of the
purity that gave birth and name to it, but
II had the wisdom and practical sense TO
acknowledge and conform TO the new
situation. To-day 1t secs the hand of
progress signaling to the Old Dominion
10 throw Bourbonism overheard and
press on under new skies for new dest-
MES, and 1t bows to the mandate Of good
sense. 1t has lived through the bright
Get and happiest period of the Republic,
through It's gloomest aud bloodiest era
and, taking fresh wisdom as well rs cour-
age from disaster, presses into newer,
and We trust more resplendant one
than even that in which the old ENoUIR-
RR became pillar of Democratic fire.
The South has, we fear, yet to learn, that
M she has changed her business, she
must make some alterations In her poll
cy. The WING seems to have learned
that truth
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-11
EVENT and COMMENT.

The old llockaday warehouse, IN
Lynchburg was destroyed by fire Friday
night last. 1t WAS used by Ferguson
Lady, & Co., who lost $4,000 worth of
tobacco. Insured for $4,000. Origin,
office stove.
Bishop Atkinson, of n. c., died a few
days ago at Wilmington. He was ma
tive Of Dinwiddie Co., Va, nnd at one
time was rector Of St. Paul's, Lynch
burg Bishops Whittle and Lyman were
present at the funeral last thursday.
Since Stewart was seated In the Tenn,
House the Democrats aud Republicans
are even. cancel'ing these two factors
In the equation we have Warren, the
Greenbackcr, left as constituting the
House. On joint ballot the Democrats
have majority Of three. Two of these
are sick and absent, but it is hoped they
will be able to acclpy their seats against
the balloling for L. S. Senator com.
mcnCce.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-11
The New Tazowoll paper

We have received simultaneously the
nrsi two Issues Of the Va. APPEAL, the
now paper at farewell G, II, It's pub
llshed by tho Appeal Pub. Co., Mt El.tO
per Rnnuni, and Ia ono Of the handsom.
eat shccls on our exchange table. The
Typography and paper are good, aud the
make up attractive. lls spirited cdito-
rlnls are from the pen Of Judge Kilgore,
We think, II ravors re-adjustmcnt, free
education, free ballot and local develop
men, The APPEAL promises to be an
able and valuable advocate Of rcadjust-
mcnt, aud will he serylceable against the
moss covered boutbons who have deter
mined that Virginia thall take no all
,anccd position IN this advanced agc,
II has fine held and win do we'll, we
think.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-11
The Nashville Legislature

All eyes are on Tennessee. If she
should elect Horace Maynard or any
other Republican to the Senate, the Re-
publcans will then have possession OF
the entire national Government. The
Senate IL the only fort now held by the
Democracy. Hence the organization OF
the two houses at Nashville becomes all
important, as shedding light on the Sena-
toilal result. The Supreme Court has
decided ;he tie case between Stewart
Democrat and Foute, Republican, In fa-
vor OF the former. But this, like the re-
pricye for the convict after he had been
hanged and cut down, came little late
The Republicans had already elected
Ramsey, Grcenback Republican
Speaker Of the House. This WIS done
by the vote NJ Weaver, Grecnbackcr.-
Indeed, Weaver had become the HousC
for a time. Judge Butler had beer
elected and 80 declared, and commit.
Zee had been appointed 10 conduct hin,
10 the chair, just then Weaver claimed
he had voted for the "othcr man." and
no things went on until II pleased Wcay-
er to elect Ramsey. The Republicans
then elected all the officers Of the House,
or rather Weaver named thcm.
The Senate last Thursday reached q
decision and elected Geo. II. Morgan, OF
jackson, u low tax Democrat to the
SpcakcrShlp,
Jno II. Sims, Of Lawrence was elect
ed Sergeant ut Arms OF the House, and
II, j. lladlcy, n colorcd saloon keeper,
OF Nashville, WAS elected assistant Scrg't
~ Arms, beating llill, n Democrat, who
had walked all the way from Loudon 10
get the position, Stewart was seated u
few minutes too late 10 save Hin. Thc
Republicans mean 10 unsoat Stewart aud
seat Foutc IN time for the election Of u,
\. Senator.
On Friday the organization Of The
Senate was completed "a follows,-
Clerk, T. c, Long; Ast. Clerk, s. T..
Cunningham; scsrg't at Arms, Casln
of Wilson county, Engrossing Clerk,
Mrs Eliza Cook, Of Williamson; Mes.
uenger James lIalns.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-11

the return of the Bourbon-Funder fac
ton to power.
The preservation of the great good al
ready accomplished, and the successful
prosecution to their iull fruition of the
vital measures Of reform now begun, the
complete liberation Of the people, the
preservation and improvement of the
public schools, the final reimbursement
of the public debt and restoration of the
public credit, the overthrow of race
prejudiees, the removal of unnecessary
causes for sectional contentious, the lib
eralization and equalization Of the laws,
the encouragement Of new corners to our
borders-such, fellow Readjusters, ia the
mission with which your organization 10
charged and entrusted. Let us not wea-
ry in a course so fortified by principle,
so full of promise for the future of our
State and the happiness of all the people
"A course dictated by policy, foended
in duty, ami worthy Of the highest eff
forts Of patriotism.
Readusters of Virginia, the cause is
in yeur hands.
You have the power to bring it to q
glorious triumph.
WIN. MALONE,
Chairman.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-11
Agents Wanted.

We wan. limited number Of active, en-.
ergctic cnnvassers to engage In n pleasant
md profitable business. Good men will
find this rare chance
TO M A KE MON by
Such will please answer this advertise
ment by letter, enclosing stamp for reply,
stating what business they have been en- .
gagged in None but those who mean busi-
nosO noel apply. 'odress
FINLEY, HARV Y& co.
dec. IL lssO- ly' ATLANTA, o..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-11

Col. II. j. CARSON has been appoint
ed Superintendent of Schools for this
county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-11
Dur ARAnin

The following gentlemen will act 90
cur Agents, kad are authorized 10 pro-
cure and receipt for subscriptions and
other bualifvss 10 our name.
TaEswsll g. ", Va II G. Anderson
Lebanon, Va, Capt. J. w. Nc.
Rfoom.
, 1881-10-08
An Electrical Stationary Balloon.

On saturday last t!so l'aIlpon socely lnnnKu-
rased thslE winter session " ~ y uessinx 1T Lille
ru.tlur nnfnyurabu. Ai,uut l,uD purSotls wrso
prsscnt:, 4 l'allnon Msecnt WIS tll1e nt ai,ahlt
3t3 ~ sir Glaaa Cresp,sy t%a p!,o,;Wrapners
TO compete fur thu Eociety's n,cnl Tor tho bcat
EeStosraph, , of @nda ~, IN 5%ken lrom ~.
asusSspero % "n ,hs o.4Sap1s ~ S @ WIZ @sro MI vsry y
successful, Thu halloon dcrron,l.a ut Wtmble-
don. On thb hallnon lGavillu tho ground, tho
wnrth, lio0elIhn1r,, md Harley, t,MK !1sta,ltu-
noous views u ta At!,,o,' y. It nscon'ie.l. Tho
best pnotOErnph a.ke" would gnt!tlo ~ ala pnoloE.
tas President, Mr. ". il. Lo Fesro, I. T.. d. d,
eecsr!eat s.a.ioaary t!"!i,mn ,;, ,Mycntsd ay n.
plirnf:nn Ut electricity WINS about tu l'U mn!it,
which II wns true lid ins enab" uflu u pr1lcl u
sns' G%t ~ %S sS sySly ~ S hs
Ardt step 10 hu tHls0n IN tnuklng y 1ulsonn stu
t!onary 'wGs. 10 prevent y gyts!tina. siessrs.
Inentls OF disc soniuwhut Dlsl,nr IL tho taco Uf
tho coavasa plAceA ~ tns @ eentro e 'hs tnsr M
oH wsr efs eth x ,sr Me 1 sS ur u nutS S
became Instantly attucto'l. Al rlee!rlo o,ls.
rent was lnstutItancost.ly transmitted To
it. wfhiea md T. eo'itary effect , %,d
; ba,ery Witch ;S ., ;rsase , n9 s9 ese: s;
AI,a 1ur!! u 1Enall screw, Tho balloon wn,a
pie hul been eurrIcti Cut successfully Aid .pruc.
tically reconty On snnl scaie. Ai.u hu 6ulinvcd
nu IL ta Ss1s a ,ns is NJ. Il n xes
st"raso % u %eesieisisy that ha ussr hco s,n.lS.
Sesid 30 aSesee,ss:, aaa M. shss W. n, ,ssoSSIi M
b. a1lo to aspetM; oody w., !" I',, th1 ~ @'E
& re.uion sx s,'us WIS sn sssa !" prssa y s'H H.
President, aild sscoudc'' by Cal. llapv, y. Q!
ea! carried unAui,nonsy " tho 'lscting t,,at y
, 1881-10-08

Tho following grain was inspected Into stora In
this city ycsturt1ay 1norntnR: cars rcd wintor
wheat, II eHta lower RrnteB winter, 90 cnra Nm.
spr,ng. ~ cnra No. . 10, cars rcjootc. chra no
prnla lliD wtcnt); 3i2 cnra M, ct,rn. I'm rArs
md tu,GtN bu high mixed. I!I cnrs rejected, :
c,lrs l,o Hrattr tdli curn); 10 cars wlito tnts,
~ cars No. Z Mtxcd, Ct cnrs rcIuctcl tsl
oats}: car No. l rye, y cnrs No. do. chr 70.
JcctCti tD rycl: II cnrs No. barley. II cnrs NO.
do. IN Gars No. do ~ 1arlcy) Total d'iacarsl,
4G1,00 bu. Inspected out: 2l,:Bt hu wheat, l9l,-
fNt bu corn, 4saH bu oats, 4,ash bu rye, Git 1u
barley.
Thu lending pFotluco markets woro active yes'
tcr.lay, and uoncrMlly weak, especially corn md
provisions, wh!U whcnt waa relatively steady.
thntigh NJ lower range Of prtcea. Corn wan
heavy under rather lRrRu offerings for Oetobcr,
IN proportion to the llunand hottlurs being tired
Of tho prospect. 1t wns stated that tho BLK
longs hast decided TO ship out hbout bI00,0O l.t
OF corn, but this did not help nlnttors mutfl.
On thu contrary, 1t advanced 1uku frcxhss
Ito per cent, mud hold out prospect
OF lncronsins tho Visible supply to the extent
OF 5,G00ND hu. though tho stocks in
sight exceccd :.7,o0o,oo0 bu at tho close Of Inst
week, md probably now aggregate over n ,0O0,-
LO bu, Of which nl,lt 40 per cont ia held 1T Chl-
cngo. Provisions wcro openly beared by load.
Ing upenltor, whttWAs supposed 10 havo doru 1t
secretly during two or three days preceding
Thoy went aowtA freely, bcca,lso tho brcak IN
corn tended to wcakun everything else, as tho
strength In that cOrcMl had caused nu ad-
vanoo in nll other markets. oiir!ng
bulge Of several weeks iii duration.
Mess pork cloerh N0e5o lower, at $ls.OoQ1leo"H
for November and Slo@N2l0..'h Tor las't'afy'
1.nrsl closAi @5c lower, ut $li.s'M9blieo Tor NO
vutnller aud ,.1!s&3l..S5 Tor Jdttihnry. oh"Ft
ribs closed ;a'c lower, Ut $u+1'sebe.5o Tor Noven
bcF. Whcnt closed atiesto lowoss ~ si.S'4Dl..pt
fur Octopur anu $l'dNfqDEW,s Tor Novemoor.
Corn clUsod DO lower, 1T ds.sQtd.??se Tor oetouer
aud 64dbdf14o Tor November. otts eaosea lho
lower, ut 38tsG140Ac for October, AfsG4"c LOT
November. and 4tNe4VAo Tor Afny. rye eioaea
'sib.Eic lower, at sL0s9f.Gsal Tor Uetooef ana
$l.1o,sIl.ll Tor November. Harley c1ose'! ~
lower. ut $l.09 cash mid $L12 Tor November.
Hogs we're dusl aru closod l0aol6e 1oWef ~ so..o
G6+60 for light and S0uot'u Tor heary. Gattle
were actlfe anu stFouAs VITA sa'es III s"~4Vu' '"'
There were no now Developments IN tue ary'
goode marker. Tfnae WIS all tuat coulu w
asked, aud prices wer0 rs hfn1 rs ootorc' Hoats
nnd shoes met with urge demand. al,d "oro
1lrEn. Clothing and mblllt'ors goods hlso d'ep!ly
satisfactorily activity, anu wcre hest1 ht pra4'ons
prices. No important changca wore noted IN
groceries. sugars remained stroiiHs ano prlceS
OF rlce' srups, teas, ctc., were asso hfm'y anp-
ported. Conees were easy. Ihoro WIS ~ actve
and strong nlarket Tor dried fru'ts' FISH met
with n continued good inquiry ana were nftn
throughout tho iist. for whi.oHsn anu NO. no. :
l t EtWII1 N
, 1881-10-08

Government bonds wrrc hctter. III ChicngO.
District of Columbia AGis were l07 bl nnd
1os nskcd United stntcs his t0s contint,et l0)ss
htl ani TOOK asked; ais It's contnuetl> wero
iO0 bid ami lotf asked, or. interest: As. 1i5al
bkl and il6ii asked, cx. intorcst; nnd 4l<a, III
bit and 1l3st nskcll.
Foreign exchange WAS Atrongcr 1lnnkcrs
sterling wns 47D!sdEislh; sterling nctunl rates
wcru 41s.f 1li&.ti; commercial sterling wns no1r,-
inAlly A.aIa16,a. Continental rntcs wtrc ,flit
aud nomina1. i'nnkers' franes were 6ss' for sixty
dnys and islA for demand; Frrneh commercial
hills wcro syssdSiSat fbr Paris; 1!oEun CONNER
cIMI, E104lI3l,l: bnnkcrs' mnrks, Di01Ei; and
conn.ercinl. e.AGb.p.
business Mt tho Chicago l,nnks was not MS net.
I've rs OFT tho preceding days Of tho week. tlonns
were In xootl ttou,at,h ut Gdb7c per cent. New
York cxchango was 0c9asL por $1,000 discount
between hunks.
a block of t.00.000 Chicago. burlington &
Quincy Is was sold nj HlA0as. Chlcngo AIS aot'l
ut lUis;, md West Division Hs nt lD8.
Chicago bankers md business. ten nrn suffer-
inR great Inconvenience from tho lclAys IN r0.
colvIug tholr tuiturs. Thu Iunin cause Of this
nppeurs tu bo tho ncglcGt Ut tho Washington
authorities 10 provide this city with III adcaante
fprcc fur tho transaction Of tho enormous bust-
ncss to be done here. II everything rims rs 1t
should tho present force In tho Ist-OIlice lnhn-
axes to gcL through It's tasks. hut II inicrrup.
| ton cUinc-f trims Rro lAte-the clerical
| strength Of tho eIslce Ia not Rreut enough
to uvurcomo tho difficulties OF Tie situation.
| On account or tho crowded condition OF tho
trucks. trims have bren arriving hero, almost
us n regular thing. from hAif mi hour to thrco
hours latr. mud business houses will In cotsc-
quenco rcceiva IN tho afternoon. too lRto for ut
tentton. cttpIs IN butctes Ut IT'D sU0 that they
should lhre had In tho morning. With II lHrsc
forcc the Post -Onice people hero admit TINT n
rrcnt pnrt OF this delay could Ic savct'. It's 10
| be hoped tho Washington olc!uis will como to
our feacut rs stOil As pDsYfhIc.
, 1881-10-08

Special Dttpntth to The [httato 7TtoNn&s
Ilosr.,x, Yet. Tho stock tnnrkst today was s
inercst, as ycsturelay, WAS Atcnaoi. nver ;to90
ehaeed Ut 1t chuugtnk liands ut fr'1n llfi4 tn ie
an ntlvaucu OF ncitr'y per cent over yesterdays
ssra:r mn, ie"Tos ay,en fr9In M to W.T. Wiz
enlls,n nvnnccd II, u !lttau lsouk: Ia y;
II, io:i New York = New t;nHt9nd Advanced
h e M 1ston @ r;. kowsll x1 nyans ,v cIS 1ro%
+. 70 Nt; MuxicAn Central told btnuks, !. to !t;
l'ullinau dGc'ncd 10 l:s}s: EI.storn e, 10 ld'i;
UuHt0u l. Providence !, to tGs.
/, ) 'lsri1Sfa ysJ Es's !: : nTass yass }F0S q
"; do tStraiisvllle U!vleon) sold at SlA; hur-
iington s. Missouri iii NehrlskM = =.
tu Iu!s: .Atlnhtiv i pagit'o !a 4, to
r. "n, iS SsS Ssw Sork = e sew Esaa ss"i9's s e
tntn o. 1T id, and Wlsconsin Wiley ia At liz,
New hiuxiru 10 declined 4, to ll1l.,
1l wasr Wiz 1's r"Wes s!S % eiS i,aii Teephono
10 The Irts.er7l <lssoclatta Prs.
1lOsT0S. Oct. 7.-Stocks closed rs tHllows:
Water Power. Gh!e M linr \ 0Mncy- .1St
s.;s$; ~; Az F}ai i,i. ,s s';fqSs!io:
Atei' ss. fSpsk. T. IT, t X -: o.: i
bS:,n bS:S W'.sSas S s3sayy ys :Si: 1
LONDON, Oct. 7.-Consols, Ds 1l-lG; account, 0S
American sccnrltcs-4!ss, 1la13; Is, ulA.
llllnDls Central, lrl3i: leMnsy!vnh!n Central,
OF; Erle, !5!:; d. seco,,us. Ivc!.; Ms,Idlne, AH.
pANls, Oct G.-itcntcs Mf loc.
MEM OllLEASs.
New ONLEASs, Oct. 7.-SiEht exchange on New
York, $l.OU pGr 81 .WU prutttum; sterling, 4Ibss.
, 1881-10-08

HOG rHODuCrS-Wers active and worry woak.
Liyurpool repDrtud eclinu III Msd and slIore-cloarn
asd tho local l1oE market was lomer. grain was very
weak and tt!o occasion seunud opportune f1r btaF"
thu-n leading oporator b1IR prominent In selling nt
inside quotations. T!o markst wus especially weak IN
tho ncur deliveries. the difference bosweon N0Vol1-
bor ind Jantinry pork wldenln1 10 tl.U reF hr- It
was understood Tint tlleEn heavy tahtnc-
tlDna In tho way Of settlement thut Wof0 NOT ro-
corded. -....
A,ecinl repurts 10 tho Cincinnati Pritt-Cnrrtnt
show tho number Ut hugs packea from March u
tlntv, n1d latUAt mil dates ut tho unt1oEm9nOnGd
, 1881-10-08

Refined and educated wt,lIlun will sometimes
snSer III SILENCE fur yeart fr1l kidney tltseLsts.
or constipation a1d plles, which e,nid easlly ba
cure:l W u package Ut klduuy- Wort; There ls
solne tmo Kut1or tEoM sotuu Ut tho dseases for
which this great se,AeJy IL specific. II IL put
up iu liquid snd dry 1osms, equally ealotens.--
hkrinaseld uHtVN.