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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-01

In the year 1712, Mr.. Winston, having cal
culated the return of a comet which was to
make its first appearance on Wednesday,
the 14th of October, at sos O'Clock in the
morning, gave notice to the public accord
ingly, with this terrifying addition. that a
total dissolution OF the world by fire was to
take place on Friday following. The repu-
tation Mr.. Winston had long maintained in
England, both as divine and philosopher,
left little or no doubt with the populace OF
the truth of his prediction. Several ludi-
crous events now took place. A number OF
persons in and about London seized all the
boats and barges they could lay hands on in
the Thames, very nationally concluding
that when the confagration took place there
would be the most safety on the water. A
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-01

planted the seed that she would endeavor to
preserve specimens of it for him should he
return in time.
Just when the fruit was fully matured the
Bermuda prisoner revisited the Jail and
asked to see the plant. This request granted,
he next called for pepper, salt and vinegar,
and, to the horror of the good lady, COM
menced to eat of the supposed poisonous
fruit with relish that astonished the be-
holders. After enjoying the strange repast
he informed Mrs. X. that the fruit or vege-
table was the tomato or love apple, and that
it would be found wholesome and nutritious
| The seed of the remaining tomatoes were
carefully preserved and distributed among
the friends and neighbors of the lady, and
thus this now popular esculent was intro
duced into the ancient and g-odly borough
of York For many years thereafter it was
cultivated as an ornament rather than fol
table use, bu. by degrees its merits began Il
be more fully understood and appreciated
and there, as elsewhere, it grew into gen
eral public favor.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-01
Register Bruce In Ohio.

Following are the appointment
of Register Bruce for the Ohio cam
paign:
Delaware, Monday evening, October 8.
Toledo, Tuesday evening, October 4.
Steubenville, Thursday evening, Oct. 6.
Barnesville, Friday, October Z.
GAINESVILLE, Saturday, October 8.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-01

The Virginia Bourbons are badly
scared at the popularity of the Read
juster ticket. General Malone and
his followers are making the canvass
on the broad basis of equal rights and
just laws, and the indications are
overwhelmingly in favor of his sue
cess. He has right on his side, and
is bound to win in the end.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-01
"Crooks" in the City.

This being Fair week. the city is rapidly filing
up with crooks of every description, who come
here with the expectation of reaping harvest.
These characters are not alone sports with :ct MI
dence games and swindling devices, but among
them are thieves of every description, from
Chicago and st. Louis. The police are watching
them closely but il will be well for citizens, as
we'll as visitors, to guard their valuables during
the next few days. Am ng large crowds may al
ways be found dangerous men, and q vigilant
watch over property will doubtless cause less
number of robberies to be chronicled. On Thurs
day and Friday, particularly, too much care can
not be taken.
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ng glory, and is now surrounded by super

naturai Joys.
Sumner Literary Society has been called
together, and last Friday evening elected
officers SIS follows, for the ensuing three
months: President, S. l.. Mitchell; Vice.
President, w. P. Myers; Secretary, Miss
Lizzie Denny; Assistant Secretary, Miss
Francis Smith; Treasurer, S. l.. Dickson,
Critic, Miss FL. G. Yates. The Society;
after passing appropriate resolutions of re-
spect for the deceased President, adjourned.
Memorial services were held at all the
churches last sabbath in honor of the dead
President
Major Harper presents very stately ap-
pearance in his new uniform.
Bugler d. A Rudd is daisy on horse
back. Sol sol
Wilson Commsndery X. T. appeared to
good advantage last Monday in the process
sion. JARIUs.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondents will please make their communi-
cations brief and concise possible. Owing to our
limited space We are frequently compelled to leave
out matter that would like TO publish, but can
not fjr want of space. All letters outside of In
diaDapolis should reach MS Thursday. ALI commu-
ncations written both sides of the paper will be
refused
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-01
PettiS. IVerS & Go.
INDIANAPOLIS LEADER.

A Chicago lawyer named Scoville
the husband of Guiteau's sister, will
be the assassin's counsel in his ap-
preaching trial.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-01

LIST. A fiue square J. & c. Fischer Piano
bought of d. III. Baldwin X Co., 64 * tt
N. Pennsylvania ST., list price $500 90
I'd. One of Mccormick COmb ned Self
Ras1ng Reapers and Mowers, l67 and
l69 Washington ST., worth l70 90
30. An elegant Silver Tea Set and Urn,
bought OF Bingham, Walk 4 May hew,
II E. Wsshins ton ST., worth ............. i25 90
4th. A fiDe cabinet casa Sewing Ma
chine. worth. 30 %
9TH. A fiue Ladies' Gold Watch, worth. 20 "
9Th. A fine Friction Band Sulky Plow, 90 90
nO0C q T
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.WAT! !!

7th. An elegant Writing Desk, worth.
Sth. A handsome Gents Easy Chair.
made by Sander & Recker, l03 and los
K. Washington St, worth -...............
9th. A Gentleman's Full Dress Suit,
worth.
10th A Champion Moritor Kitchen
Stove, with complete outfit, the best
in the market, kept for SAFE by 1. l..
Frankem, "a f Vas hington St, worth
nth. An Iron Beam PiOw, worth.
18th. A complete set of Charles Dickens
Works, wort D ...... ........ .-...--..a....
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Hymn: why SorrO vest Thou?'' '............C Choir
Regular morning sers ice.
Reflections aud Euogy Rabbi Messing
Prayer .......... - Rabbi Messing
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-01

At the Jewish Synagogue. on East Market street.
interesting memorial services were held The
attendance was very large and the deepest ex-
pressions of sympathy and grief were manifested
At y O'Clock the meeting opened, Rabbi
Messing presiding. The following order of cere-
monies was observed:
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-01
THE GERMAN SOCIETIES.

The decorations were tasteful aud appropriate
The members of the Church have been requested
to wear mourning for one month.
, 1881-11-19
OTIII;Il LAKE PORTS.
JB111h. 1frYtf0A

sptetal Dsspatsh to 1ns Chicago 1+tbun.-
;, Pour HuMoS. Mich. Nov, lS-1:@ p. H.
nss T. t. Fossr psa kna S
+ sss!5Sssssllss ; i + ,:eonsy xta Y. \; Cobb,
rai,t with riussoi anh consort. Wall, Ulasgow and
burgess, y. swain with Wabash and cuns0rt.
,Wlnd-NorthoAst. hcavy; weathot cool and
Special Dtspatth 10 The chtsaao 9t.saae.
y, roNT !!uH,x. MIeh;, Mex. ;, is-o0 p. H.
Arriss,i-rroellers city o! Concord. :e tempest
nnGTnS1"pGitS5s and Easxes noa
larKos; suhoonera j. q. Worls and N. X. lark
nGtsassa % s'syy s sSas TSo1o sS %
Ia AeaVy sea Oh Lnku Huron.
NuPyALo.
Special Dtspatsa TO 7as Chicago 7rtDau@-
UUfFAL1, NJ. is Nov. lS.-ArrlvDtl-From
Fsou i!ay Glty@rropssr i. i. caigalI W. 'qu and
GearRo Ielghtio, !,i1nbpr. From Port unrou-
CIsarsd-For siHiwaukoe-prouo.ior City Of
iapsa iNSpx e9s fSs ,pHoTxo
spG, C0Al.
EsGAkAaA.
-, Special nt.ratea to Tas Ght<asa Trtbuns.
EscAhAnA. eitch-. Nov. lo.-Arrfvetl-
sohoa,,ors columbia asl Il. 6owl. low - - -'"'N"''
sehoancrs Ii. IT, Hrown, 6aiiatin, and II. L.
GGWtnmt.
Wind North. Freezing.
CIlENOyQAN,
spettal Uaaateh to Ths chteaoo 1rto4.ns,
Ci!EnofaAN. ttich.. Nov. lB.-Ciparel-Scho
cts laMcs Couch. Wells Hurt, 81. Il, VrOMOIo,
niia aafth CAt9i ellK 14vlAthHn With aohtlunura
UArbAr1aM aI.1 lRnlea z. Woodruff III tuW !;
stenIuer ipnrl.
Ars!ye4-schoonors Ii. J, Ulbhs and Mluuc.
haha 10 lay up.
ronr coLnonAE. 1885,,
spteia3 O'faateA 70 2Hs tAt<asa 7tfounA
Pour COLnnANE, Ont, Nov. l8,-Fpsaed down
-Svhoouer LeadYtl,c, Toledo 10 OgdvayGlrg,
wheat. - T. =,
Up-gtoanharge D. ". Powers, Toronto to Ke-
uosha, basloy.
NtLWAuKEk.
Special 1Nspatsh to T4s Chicago Tttnune.
NiLWAukEH. Wis.,, Nov. l8.-The oply nrrIyafa
here up to Up. IL. were tho 9chuoucrs Industry,
bladouna, od!n. Guide, Trial, II. L. Collins, ald
Spy. ..'....
NU6kE00N,
Sptetd! Dispaseh to Ia% Chteceo Tr,runx,
MuskgnoS, Mich, Nov. ls.-Tlere Weso no
cleaFluGch today.
, 1881-11-19
AROUND THE LAKES
ASHORE At SltEHDY1AN, WIS,

AHlIOitE At <kAOfaAH. WIS.
6pset,l utspateh 10 T'as 0a1eaao Irtt,.ns,
HitRnoyaAN. WIS. Nov. la.-The schooner ].
A. Thayer, Capt. John Miller, cual-ln,Ion for
Shoboyaa4t. ran asloru ut nbont p. III. while ut
tolnptnE TO rl,aku tho harbor, And low.l.os u,oso
tu tho south p!or III u tltsADled con,iIton, sho
urlitcd lruadAt1D IN Bhoru. The !tfc-huRt bus
Kulu 10 tho lssl4eano0 VI tAu crow.
Aps- -.it i1sta1&A u l1is Eh&eag3 7tftun&
bltLwAuKgs, Wis., Nov. la.-A dispatch ro.
celvoh huro stntes that tlla schouhrr j. D,
1hnyrr. euMI.lldeil, struck upon tho bur out,
Rllu Of GhpbnyKMC GArhur this usCuItIx Ail4
tlrifttAl nahurB behfnl tho south ptuT, The tux
WelcnlltU, with q stu.lll. pump Anl hRwsur, Ans
hctn ur.lurct 10 shs assistance OF tho yGssei aud
will iuku l.ur departure ~ s0on III thu WcAkACr
Will lorlnit.
FINED eloO ron NOT AEroI.r.su.
Sptetal ua1usteh to 1Ths CAteaga Tribune,
KINGSTON, Out, Nur, lb..-aoup tlnys ago tho
schtxti1F Geld EguntvE, With eta!, froa tiswugt
~ Toronto. sprung d leak iull lllalu tor King.
atom batbur, Sl,0 was tuWed liz and lukeil 10 tue
Queon's wharf, hud tla1 UP. Cnpt. Taylor did
nUt report Ut the custom. hnuso, I'd tho Inv Fo-
4u!sna, Notwithstanding tho TACT that seyurMl
tlucs 10 wa4 senL tor by the Gustonls authors
tlta IL do ~. Yesterday ~ Wan asked u 10 to
tho custuln-h hnuse, whan hl5 palers and bill oT
luifux were eelzcd, Us N4s also Ills tesscl, Alld
huo Of 3lu tMpose4i upon hlnl. t)wlnX 10 this
action thate 10 considerable c1tlteluent lu ma.
riu0 crUles.
ANOTHER or THE ARuNsW1Ck's VICTIMS FOUND
Hp<etal Dt.pateh to 1As Chicago 1stbans
UufFALo, N. T.. Nov. l3.-Iho body Ut John
, 1881-11-19
Two Vessels Chartered Yesterday
to Garry Corn to Lower
Lake Ports.
The Demand for Lumber and Orc
Carriers Likely to Cause an Ad-
vance In Rates.
Tho Schooner American Union Makes n
i Recprl Tint VIII 10 Lard
to ncnt.
Dock and Other Notes-Vessel Charters
Around tie Lakes-Arrivals aud
Departures.


HttAlx,
Ono vesscl tho propeller ucennten, was takcn
ycstorlay for O000O hushols OF corn to Iu!1Mlo Mt
2ccnts. This cnrgo wis taken BY tho aRcr,ts Of
the Atcatner Mt thls price simply because It VIVA
needsl for balast. There Ia no profit III carry
ttl9 corn nj cents. md tho cargoes that sllp-
lcts haye sltccec,te'l In moving nj thnt tln,,ro
wcro tnken because stuamcrs tlItat tnrg s1,nc-
thing In them to got tholr wheel Under wnter. u
cargo OF corn goes to OgdenaburY by sail at 3
c0uts a bushol.
Vessels To carrr lumber wore In increased de-
mand by shippers. Rates aru very t.r1n at tho
recent nlsancc. and the Indications point to an
other increase next week. FIrst-coss carriers
are scarro, au1 every vosscl Offered IL quickly
tMkcn.
INOy-OHE.
lrOn-oro freIghts ahnw incrcned flrmnnss, anil
In tnstnncca have materially advanced. Quo
tlollRr and sixty cents per TOT, waB offered yes
tcrlay by Il shipper for cargo tron. Escannbn
10 AshtHbnltl. without securing vessel. Tho
fear of .tatonIon In loRtlInR iunkcs 1nany owners
backward fn chartcrittg thatr craft.
COAL. ,.
No rossc!s wGrG CllnrtCrcll At Buffalo ycstcr-
dny to Bring coni to this port, although shippers
woro willing to puy Sl,50 per ton to Koul yus-
seR.
, 1881-11-19
SPRINGFIELD NEWS,


6pMSurIEtD, ILL.,, NOV, l8..-liiconses
were Issued ly the Secretary Ut State tolay
~ follows: ~ tho Logan County Mining j.
Manufacturing Company, Of Lincoln; capl-
tal, S5o,0u0. Tie Western Collection & All
justnIent Company, OF Springfield; capital,
slo0. .0o0; c0rporators, W. +. Henry, A. +,
S GsS' aa ',,; + " oF ~ h,lax a persSts sM iHq @ =
uQ; corpornturs, d. II. Uorsolt, josupt.
Stockton, u. :. Chuse, |. 4. Waterman; Mud
J. Elliott. Tho Burlington u Ohio River
Eonstr,1etion Company, OF Chicago; capital.
ilulhert. M. !. Decker. s. d. Nortll, aud i.
W. PArker.
Tho Nivhar.i Handbook Manufacturing
Company, vi CAlcagu, gEyes notice Of an III.
crease Of capital stock t0 $4,000
, 1881-11-19
HOME GATHERINGS,


Ono Of tho slo1lUst snIl!nK. vessels On the Great
Lakes Is tho schooner American Union. Sho
ms mRtl1 record this BcnsUn thnt will bo hRrd
to beat. She Is sAil to stop At nothing when
under why with fair wlnd. Sho nude six trips
to MonoHiEao und return, 1oadod anu utloadcti.
In tho spaco OF forty dayH, Il feat, we believe.
never excoltcd, aud only eunnlel by tho
performance OF tho schooner Louisa Nc
Donald whi!e under command OF Capt TON
l1owlaill I'll lHs0. Tho Mcdonald In thnt yonr
made tlve trips to 1.uti!nHton md back 10 thirty
ilays. The American Unlon Ia vosaol OF 5ts
tUss. was built In Cleveland III 1862, rebuilt In
iSa0t cfasscs 4 z, hns thrco mnsts. and IS ownud
her rA 70 tRo "Grootu," Thu ayorano uumSar ne of
mites sailed by hur aaeh trip was u0ar,y GU,
nuCk ASD UTl1En NOTES.
Tho tiu%o % %cam-hargo Clyde e 1n port. She 1s
stenm. .vessol.
Tho biz steam- barge Cumberland, now ur.
load lron.oru for Cleveland.
Etrst-c!ss sailors now command nll tho way
frun, $50 10 81 II day. Summer or "fnrlner"
snflors canuot obtain sites " ut 4ny prlco.
Tho schoouor Lnvnda md atenn,- yncht 13rct
!lnrto wont Into tho stocks Ut Tho Ch1rnHn Dry
Dock Company yesterday fur guneral ruilAlrs.
Thora wcre but ten arrivals lAye steam and
Smallest number In QUO a,y e!ncn the Opon{ug Ut
navigation last spring.
Tho uuion Line tug TrlAd Ia to ho furnished
VIII now 8tsol oolset tn!a winter. u W!ll 6e
iMtkeF tnan ~ 49, tho unu noW y! uoE' ano VIII Aau
sFeaI5 u HUT 1o"'us eaPaoIs'
Tho schopupr ". j. Hut.,o leaves for Port Hopp
today With caruo d,t,,,,t,sgtl of nNU bl,sApls 1T
corn, several huilre.t burrets Ut meat, n1lQ sun
dries, all OIL her owacr's account.
rr,o .,,,,o,a. f..,,,,.. ,,t ,,,r4 ,.,.,. s,t
arn0oii With u cArxo uf corn for IutTalo. 1t ia
her lust trip this Aunsu1l, nnu Dt Ter arrival at
hpr dcstiuauOn will bu 1atu up for tho winter.
rrbn h,, .-t,.,- +,u c,,,r,,1,~, ,n.ra H..
nonrs,o ~ fsi1n,"n H. Vii S%.. smn,iW "
- I t.ss,' M . ~ ~ n"ts -
~ NV, ;o,, s.,,,, H. ,,s ~ nvr .i,t ",
,,t,s a"T - XIX t.i, @ M mal ~
shI~ - H. eoeIs@sAu"s "acA aEl} oso'nai"y
'aAoA 'so'
Cppt chi BECKER yesterday chartered bis
achuuuer Anlcricnn to take 4 cnrH0 ot cnrn TO
UkaonsourH. Ihn Ansoe!ean MY ueon strippea
piv prEpIa'vtS w & - 1AyaaA ~ w M tno uppuIluntf
nnEiaIiA iA ~ 1 .uan M1T nusG, Saps' A:oAeF colt'
eluuco ~ "Ru'A peha o's saiIS'
Tho spar Of tho sunken bargo Thomag A.
Scott, which h1s SO lung proved in obstruction
to navigation ut Milwaukee, illls buetl retuuvul,
anh tho United Btatca engineers now ciRt,M taut
all vessels Will be nhle tt pass over tho wrrrx
without sustaining my dnringa Euthlf.g but u
aulall buoy now MARKS tho plApp whoro tllp Scott
lies.
r,!W IVY Heat hnu 1nNFs IanaotaM H.. schoomGF LhuY
unnerln' ,.1 Sott'EnAnned " o,g-n aste: gonl-
,1ntursH tGapt: ,Ncpherson. arrived y@Sssertiay @
intrarin x nrohstSw Wntnr ~ ;nts NM "ny ~
, 1881-11-19

:
Hpteta1 Dtspateh to 7as Ch1eoco Tribune.
DuFFALo, N. y, Nov. 1e.-No etnl,go On Mil
waukce tonnage WINS OIL tho market today.
Shippers would have pAid abo,lt *lb0 for good
vessels. The propeller George King atd burgess
Young, Rawsou, md Tputonia wero engaged for
coal 10 Toledo ut NJ cents. Through canul
frclKhts wcru nolnlnnlly unrhRpKctl. III Byra-
cusu cohts was puid Ut. corA anl 10 Utica q,
ccntH.
, 1881-11-19

f,tHS"n,lit' f,s,' @ wMRnG"s t =, Wy & Wi ti tsni'er
,,..nr ,rt,"r" fhn i,n, ~ Miii;}o M"tchnr nina
nshnrc it wis 1,rt,tiuht IT, this oity is y coi.sltt
d. Tho unfortunate engineer, Eutyt, ClanllWr.
in,,, 1,,asisr ~ tho 1irmswlrt nrrsrti tninv IN
iot,It nrtpr tllp I.a iihnt t,f Ern,,sr,l,,i, viii
l,c sent Il, fMtr,Il wtcro lila fnuiIy lives. md
Miss Flcaefpre Will isn bMricl1 lore tumurtow.
fEaliseenlo alsu had IN u lile.pfeaurScr.
\ sEvEHA Nt,larliHAsTEH.
Sptetal Dhprteh to Ths CHICAGO Tribune
MtLwAuKxA, Wis, Nov. 18.-N tcyoru north.
cnstrr hBs prevailed Bicu ettty this afternoon,
accompanied with SHOW and slnct On tho nko to-
tilEnt. nlu II nGMsy aun IL r.lnt,i'!n. rcnAcrin9
,n ,Hnil'lAhuon nul uln3 ushKsScMuib nut HhHGcH!Ms.
' ank5 ~ nn' tth!inso outsH't. t'!t HIg H1nt u
..aess am'i - .a r.nu.a "S,s.a!u H.. MIMI" .nG.f
~, ~ MY ~ @ ,. Ing sut,t"iurS .oHeu y, M
,.nt,nn. cn,,it, ntr hnrbn hrrn fr sh,.1t,r n,,l
The aehi,t,f,et Julia Al,jl u,lut tur haley Ir.
b0r, WIS obliged 10 run iaGk,
Aruntysn nv un,a rt sr ,erAxn
srs,tai t,.r,,.h ~ r.. s@tsso, n*ts,.n,
A.,,,,'u-n,,"t ~, NJ ~ Iv'tatu ~ !u.'.he. T., ,,,
to in lllp river tsitiNht lin sui,onnrr Atpvneiiy
IN tlw Ot lilo t,rDfuur Cuuollll.Il4, ruin urrpu,iI
M Os Ijano Island ubnvu tho light liuslse. Hho
Ia mi ii hu,t at rock. and stx tnUllcs o,lt. Tho
ferry schuonrr Hope won't ~ har llils oyctllily
aht' i.tlteu IN her. bno Will ko to hir nEnu III
~ tuH n.ssr.!H n ~ Hntss nTr III. - MGIessaFy. fno
.o,',, ,' Mu nAAsGT. M GT, ~ % WILLIE s ~ en!!G
@ ~ uoi,9 s"w W. tsEe. ~ ~. wv ano
0"o i1"' P1o'"p's ~. VI "1.uu"t HHn'o'' LINZ
, 1881-11-19
A BETTING TERROR.

~ BEL AANG AENNoN'
u.,,-. -,--'--
f'n.rHoronnary ,,.r Uarear ., ,,,.' 1neouosc &C.
Wnt'o"@ha'e In, F*"orn."t1n "a"nl"&s III
""''' "o"'". ia t"f !" s'n<,"""st ssn..r,.
NEW Yo'tK, Nov. fl--.rhe most national chhr-
arter we now p0sscas Is Thootlore Walton, pro-
n o,o.. W ~, e., o ~, y" u ~. ~
.nu '!aNt7s M'iaee vi my fuee.ttuc~ VIZ ,s uMso
avor scns s, nssoaa or IT., ss NJ nc @
"go broke," TO use tho grannar Of tho turf,
th's tl1nc. llo hc!ohHs 10 fn1nlly IN ITO north
cril pnrt oE Philadelphia County, probably Gun
ker originally, but several Of ttc1u wcrc tavern
kccvcrs on tho turnpike roads Icoltuu to towns,
Fifteen or twenty yoafs nEo "a!ton Kept tav.
ouIek X wits. md II beJovr.I In thu ,,sc Of money.
il. ntwnys f,n,nd rr,, n,art, ur,trrul for ,nnnov
.s w.: ,,.'sssaa ~. ~,
more gratcfnl himself for money thnn anything.
lensanng on tho prol,nl floor Of himself,
Walton sad: "A.m mpn must have sosne munoy
money." llc put out BIS t'rst money to ho
rrcut n,,yantuuo TINT he wns rn|tcd .rbe" II
In tn orcr La; ,nli,, trhnn,1o,o ~ ,vonI, h.,o
w nA, eser oeen , uM.oa tneooosu IL ~ouuu ~ a"Vo
ruined hin Ill philadelphia politics. TherG 4
lnnn must hnve his bnck sluppcd bcforp te
ttssrs ruustor as trio .on Of tho nropln. Wal.
ION nut ,,p will unt wns plucted 10 ono OF thu
,itrnn ,,,,.n, nv, ,,.,,o1 ira,r,, ~ -,ro ~ ~
ring oIices III Philadelphia y $loo,t0. Thercnre
hnlf Il dozen Or ,nora Of such ollicos. Wilton
learned tn snccu1ntp II, nI1lee. io 4. naturally
Scott a1tI fSenra iiiiss md Intiv fjrexof vf M
much money. liz luiitl n;M,ut SSt9.U6I 10 know
strust On Il mint thnt h. ~ rat Whit from thn
uilcs.. iischurvtnr hi aninry Mt n rokcr. 4 snst
Iii Glerks i,r,rnt nVainst wn1tn1, ftsr lin finai
cnrnrst dcsrn tn imvesitanta thn p"nnsylvnnIa w III
iiailroa1. '~~''s''N '''~ : '''' ''"""'
viii ~ Jeere,;cr @ " as u na1,u nu M .'ti!or1
cn"a xhsrh. Wi.n,, t,e want t,t ~ II ~ ~ Gr~Sr,
I'D " cntnnn ne ,yln1 pnn,Ii sclI slns s imornst ~
II ~, its ,,.vr ,ttt1a ~ MIN s'2 Iii" ~ ~
rrtr,,iar t,;s,. rsntir,,if sntan far,t,nH, httt
Wnlt1i,'a cosnnuny nrt,nos"d tn do tho htint,nn.
el MIA rhcmn xi,,ta tt,!.,IarM n ,itie rnr onus xi
tunv nt ttnrrIur r1r Tint mn, rc
, 1881-11-19
SATURDAYS review.
The Cloud of Business Disaster
Breaking Away, If
Anything.
Failures for the Week a Score
Less than Last
Week.
THO Iron Forgcs, tho Pulse of
tho Times, Still Throb-
bling Vigorously.
Notiopa, Of Course, Are Having
Their Boom in Anticipation
Of Christmas.
In the Great Staples Of Food and
Clothing There Is 0nquestlon-
ablo DuIness.
Cotton Has Ruled Firm Throughout
the Week, with Comparatively
Light Offerings.
Whisky Assumed Increased Firmness
under tho Influence OF tile Re-
cent Combination.
Tobacco Has Been Firm and Petroleum
Weak and Unsettled Re-
sumption Of Pork-Paoking.
In the Great Staples Of Food and
Clothing There Is 0nquestion.
abIo Dullness.
Cotton Has Ruled Firm Throughout
the Week, with Comparatively
Light offerings.
Whisky Assumed Increased Firmness
under the Influence OF tile Re-
cent Combination.
Tobacco Has Been Firm and Petroleum
Weak and Unsettled-ganeral Re-
sumption Of Pork-P Packing.

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N,,v von,. ~, ,eN,r,,nro !. ,ot mrcb
,,.s,, ' n. T.. ,,,n;.,.,s ,trn,.a tl,u ,,"o,.
W.haat ~ ,.,n n.y. n,r,, ~, "ra H,,,t n'S "nsottian
wiz, ". s,,et. a ~, ,,nt,an. e"'~' s@'' "~N'
n,'s,. tn,t, 49,, .,',t no,o,,,, ~. a,,,
t,',.~,, ", ",u, Mr,., 'd 'i.i,'". ] '."",', 49, .n"
Tot'o, 1; a,,n M'tt f aSeeu e",v cnamge aaM;ito
There hos heen n fair business In AurrIcan
,,;,;r',,, nv, ,,rions ~, ,,r,,, ria wills nr.,
-. TILL ,,., ," ,,ss, s ,n.,a f.a.',
M n"s ,no fs1 st o1no o u otsa l,v
trade.
I'M In ia,t,,or t,,aro hos hcc, r. fo,, business.
an, nr;oas ar1 .ounra,',, @ u s,",, ho ,not or;
shoe market Is unchanged.
In dry GOODS there is not mucD change to
,otc Mast NJ the business dolna ia IN iii,nr
as,,o., "1rn,,,, ~" t.,o h,',,,ss .c,,n to,,,,ars
s ~, ~, ~ 10y nn,,;t, ,t.,,, am ",n.'
:etylng jgrgo orders from tho retail trade Ill
h pn s,oH 0i onS "e; T., tim r,,o
iraJe II, ono nr Two n,,nrters. An unsntIsfMc-
tory years business lii drugs an,l chemicals re-
snltcd In tho failure 9f two prominent houses
:l'a past week, 9sld. tl,9nsn Nn murG tronblo on
souat t IL mnnna If il,o rs s,' nrD ~ tn. nv
paircd. ~
III produce tho situation llas little changed.
GAstct s"u 's9 nHts uNt .uI1.o H"o 'o"p' ~
ss nGnnt, nlia aH!t Ms stle "Ges''sa, ~, +x,,
,,ynu ~ 1,mht n1,rrns"s M NJ nnnrn;mrs dr. Mnt
wni1t 10 curry Stocks oyor the Isl Of Jnurl-
hry. Impottatons nrc large.
Raw sugar is quiet, aud there is nothing of
Interest III tho trnle. Prices keep tlrlh. Re
lNt1t WIS iii moderate request.
The ten market IL noted fur Its general
dM!lncss. Concessions waro nlAlo ~ favor
OF buyers except 1n speclnl grades. Cl.Dice
SELECTIONS wcte held tirM.. Us tho market caIl-
not be said to BIZ fully supplied With hig.Iur
.@". "
, 1881-11-19
4 Good Example in ahB Union Htock.
Yards. Chicago.

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