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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
SOS Bale. shlpmsns bale. .aes s2Oo pales. s0et

~ 1877 baleA
aoBuS. March 17-Cotton quiet Mddling. l0pc.; Low
hdTug 9 Good Ordinary, Sar, rceiDts. 300 bales
export 10 rance 362 bales 10 the Continent Loo bales
coastwIse 27j bales sales oOO bales stock 45obS bales
NEWOaLkAAs. March l7CotOn quiet bhdtlinx, lOtgcS
Low Ah1hng J5lc; GOoi ordinary SIC net rereipt $3.50
bales gross $40 bales; exrorts 20 Great Britain. 30l9
ba es to the COnnedt 6,li7 bales sas ioOO bales last
evening, 1900 bales; stock. $1,000 bales.
NORFULK. March l7-COttOn easy Mlddnng, lose; net
receipts l43S baes exports coastw1se 2G2 bales sales
2UO bales stock. ~. III bales 49,
PHILADELPHIA March 17-CottOL dull: Mdding II Sc;
Low Nldd1nR l0c. Good Ordinary, 92c net receipts l54
bales gross POI bales sales spinnerS lO69 bales socK
Is. 1913 bale.
SAVANNAH. March l7-Cotton dull; MiddlIng. Oac. Low
Mddins 97sc. Ordinary. Sac, receipts, $40
bales coastwise 1927 bales sses. 1000 bales;
last evening. 300 bnIes .locs 81; l37 oaeA ,o,,
LOUI,. March l7-COOn steady M.GdlnE. lOSs; Low
Mddhng g1c GOOD Ordinary Ssc receipts l,3Jl bales
shipments bales sales OO3 ales stock S. I79 bales
WILMINGTON March l7.-COIIOu weak Mddlns. lOST. Low
HicdIns. 9Stsc: Good Ordinary &c; net receipts "a
bales stot r. 1870 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

z Generosity the dealings in railroad bonds were
small aid the changes unimportant. But there
was special movementin the debentures OF MoDlie
md Ohio. The frsts rose from 81 to SGSi the sec
snds from SO to $685. and the fourths sold ut L.
While il M beyond DIS pute shat the Mobile and Ohio
Inst debcnture 7s are as cheap as any, If not the
cheapest Of ALL bonds on the list that are not gilt
edged" it Is probable that to-day's sudden move
nent was only an adjunct to the speculation in the
,tock Erie second consols were q higher at 1913
Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds were Is higher
1t $685., and Boston, Hartford and Erie frstS Il
higher at 5Sa4. c., c. and I. c. incomes weakened
lown TO $685.. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain first in
someswere L lower at o. and the seconds a lower
los The seconds selling at 97S97la. Annexed arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
LIyE srocR MArKKrs-nY rNLnanApA


BCtTkLO. March i7-CArrLz- today go head;
s2S ueai consigned through. ~ market dun. wa~1
SI!"s OF Apc- n - -,
lot" stock at - JO0Si % severn! cars roman
sid
~nEHp ec,lptS TO-DAY. g. 700 head: total for
tIU IJOD neal for tDr ast week. h.5Ol
d.wnwsri. offering UHly ns-iatr sales ~ Far Ia 0nUJ
Ntt-" II ID; ChDc- b. Fancy, - ,O1rJ No. Very
Extra, C!Yt,r. ~ IS -, Western Limbs. 50 ~ So -
49," of sheep ntld
HVj-i;rrsip TO-DAY lao bead to,al for week Tins far
lltOJ EraI TIA" last week, li.ODO head con
lined tAr,n sh ~ olcruS' hsht HicsS uftsCar ;
9:'ss 81 lUr.t.s. ~ - t'uJi Nrlu. qlOlaDle AZ
IyrNd 20. sgos OF Common PCS al - all -Od
tntAC". NarCn .-UOu,-ttrc'.Pt, lJV'V head snip
m-ntN 40 ~ h.Jd. narS wax au' &c ioNsr; hlN"d
faAlIg. Iv0f -. Light - 60 - 10; CIiJce Heavy
20 t. = -. dl'di al sod. mer-ti Cl'~'d weak
i'IIIS- t;"Cei;d- 3.5'u st;riurus, IOl mead
n.trht acu,r and lac n'kbrf, Common 20 AR N1ppnH
80" = 2U - o., go h 40 ''",'. - 7Js@I 50 FYp"i's
- - - qaritY - ;eI az sal! cary Butchers ~"
CUUm'u. =, {: !oicr Ijc>i ~i" aud
F.rr "iroh. doinl common 30 Far, SASS -. Good
70 boz e. 80 isa - -. awe. 80 II : pr hHr-
rllttt iit,p:-, - ')opi sh'Ut al = 0t 'ad mdrEtt
w-Ai, t-y IUd IuG.ut iOWui. common o VI duu, 'D@
tipaI o. Choice - fJG-p ~; al sod market c!orei
~ lIE "alca - Hos nYrr .ct grad market
s," 're.r' ..d Bt.tfa.', ?, t''-i 20. niSc 'ac"ln-
fiaat. -. rjOor &C. rLr-F. s.Gr1 80; tCrUi$ ',-"J
!Ir'd p 'r0i' 2ltO rraA
A.GL.. !.u .nu "W.r un h.Asy ~ ,dcs % Slipping X
pu To-. '.'tsl 10 utigr 'ic'1 = 700 - ' 'i""d
L-It paS S.. - % ',l, "a. t:t., hrn' b. : -
.''' -: Frel-r-. - = 80 ~.b'r r. +3n$f 70. r.
pts. . IT. h.Id stipm. ht-. l..uJ hrri
.u..r CUr -An=rr', Er''.IlS. lJ"J hot SLIP
IE-Lt iJU ueid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Myw YORK March l7.-BEEV ES-Fresh receipts were 10
cars Of 25g head OF shipping Cattle Tor T. G. Ehan
and ears Good Butchers steers ior the sangii
~ Stern MetRsr About half d0zeu car loads 81 Clttle
which were carried from yesterday changed hanan
lie Tuug figures of ycstrrdny There were 10 Hesh
and the snail and anmpolt.ut lbe nant ss vi
arrive indicate very HRt supply anu
& no, lar lie condition Of th@ dead meat mar
Yer fair trade might expected The Stuatsn
likely improve much ana tnh PtOoPee'o az NV WV
favorable the selling DteTesl . r..,., poo, NARA
and retail trade IN )reEseh Bt1 noIo
ercentiOnally du IN Washington hAfAet an u aI,
Buyers were scarce ana inc .f hoGN noon prS9.
IN mi west Washington Market dealer SAID; maven
Lc offered and I've got good Beef too LRnt 1o'nn -
Reef was freely offered at 4d1 &c WIN Coon ~ i
SS an occasional side Of Extra Beef TO speclal cuso
HronsbI DC carload OF very common western Dio''0u
Beet sold at 6d6hG IN dav with al onar.
ers OF Beef 200 carcasses OF Mnton i9r M Nth
60 Lave Cattle for A. h. Turker ~ r1 had AZ Goh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

!, ma. been difficult and expensive, and at the end
quarter 1t is found necessary to restrict pro-
s..t,on to half-time to prevent awar OF prices.
1910 Southern was o Especial card OF the day
= labelled early in the morning that all
- ran might read it. Yet, .notwithstaud-
=. the open buying of a brokers firm
tS.nosed TO execute orders for persons high in
s,sbority, and 0 general Dom following the ex-
s.me advance Of the day was 212 per cent to 81 q,
"a the ending was at S1ia. st. Paul after some
s.,arshness early, and decline to Ill Il, rose to
9,1s. because the company's reported earnings for
~ seeond week IN March show that about 1000
.,;las of road earned only $1,000 less
sh.a $500 miles earned during the
r.rs week year ago. Illinois Central stock was
sm;euous because of an advance from 1874 to 1873
c,s7 Speculative talk about scrip dividends is
n. occasion but at tho regular monthly citing of
ia BOARD of Directors of the company, yesterday.
nh project was not discussed or mentioned. A
i!..eial movement in the stock of Mobile and Ohio
..sroletes the list of noteworthy events in the
IL fcr today that stock rose from % to 26. Where
- ether possible reason exists for O movement
Z tho stock Exchange, 1T is always safe to
rite IL down speculative. Western Union was
Am but ~ price rose from 113T0113 to 114si and
gsod exkrtifcate at 79l4@79$4079os. The i'm
ruyomeaf Noticed in stocks mentioned extended in
s,eater or less degree to the whole market, and at
N end there was 9 decidedly buoysnt and con-
sieat feeling prevailing among the average opc-
ntors.
3 (,oyernment bonds are dull and the sales at the
hoard amounted only to $4,000. But prices are
Ann. and the final bids show saxanoes of ls for the
tias and Il for the 4s The bids for. the 5s. how
AVER are ls lower The market cl9asd strong at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18


LIVERPOOL March l7-I2:5O n-Coiton steady Adfln1
Upands Gid; Midrnng orleans CiIsd gales 10000 bales
ucuung 900 bales dnn export: eceplS
GuU bales INC udlng 4. 100 bales American Futnrcs.l D.
lanes MrdIng clause Maich delivery ~ i2; no zen
aud Aprl delivery g. Apr anu NAY dehNeiy oP
delivery. 6SgL. a!s0 6'si; 10 June Shu
delivery GIlasd jay Ld AUGUST delivery, ri 90
August september delivery oI53sd also @i.; also
GiJ,: DO OcoGci ana November delivery tlGa DO NOVe
LiVERrOOL- March I7-l:3U }. IT. OLlon-A lGdlng W
lands I'D. MIddIlng OIleaus Gtd Low ddnnH plnus
Cd GUon ORDINARY plands . Ih ornnaIy Uplanus 81.
RPtU. March 40 ln-COtonThe sales OF tho oAJ
included 1850 BARS American 49,. ,,,,,ro. ~,
IJyFRpoJI March l7-I.3O y. m.-COtton- FntuIes-Up'
lands Low Mddhng clause October ana N0'tmutI ueh'cN
C3a2d. Futures closed quiet ... ,o,,. , -,
Al GUsiA March l1.-COtt0n qCet; adnlng, lOAc; LOW
Addnup &C. Good OfdnAy receipts 3I6 bales aAles
40 bales. -- -, ,,,a,,.. in,,c. T,,v
AIJJlng IOac; CioOd ordinary. J4c. net receipts 4bl
hale, gross $40 pars cOasElse ~ baoS safes
Emnuers ~ ulios stock. ., AZ bales -, -,
l7.-CottUL iulE Middlng. lIc; Low
Mudina lOssc: Good Ordinary y &c net receipbs 200
bales: gross, 900 bales stock. 5000 bales ,o,.,..
March l7.-COttOn quiet Mlnuihg IoYtc Low
Middng ULc Coon Ordinary. lOAca net tectlpts, ooo
bales export colstwlsr 1913 bales sales lOOO Oes SocA
CISCISNkTi March l7-CottOu quiet Mdding l0Sc Low
Mddug Ode; Good Ordinary. hhc: receipts. ~ DIeS'
shpmons SO ia sales 49, bales; stock 1911 DAes
GALVESTON March I7-COttOn irregular; AMulhk
low MdduR gSsc Ordinary &c; net TecelDt Ioo
bales ports 10 BRITAIN l,70D bales 10 e Gon'In
400 bales cOastWIse. 1858 bales sales 1898 DeS ooA
96,b7j bales - o.... s,u. ,,,,d,,rc 1OLr
aRNPH, March I7.-Coton easyi AIddlnG Aosci sooepS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
IoNDoN WOOL SALES.

LONDON following paS, are tine wSe Il
ycoured lid % IT, 9d: Greasy "a 1900;
and Pieces iOd disc sd Lambs 10 "a Greasy -
secured m Greasy az "a Ss 6 shs Now
zeaiana la 0lG7di Greasy 80 0l9n LoGs7 1
Piece ii I'D ola rd ~ bssy 1bs "a sd9iSSlod; ioi
bsies Fstiapd isands-T eece Sd@l0h Greasy % "
30 bales Adelaide-Flesce lHe1Sdi se"ufeu' 49,
Greaaf. I'd Gid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY, March IT, 1881.

ANHES.-U nchanged and quiet
CoFFEE-Rio duh AMI depressed Fair CarGoes l2hc;;
sales 900 "KarO" and 1000 OF Para"
private terms Withdrawn from STOCK, ~ bags
"Obcrs" and 400 CITY Rio" Mid grades
unchanged; Java. l4Hd?0c Maracabo. I09al32c
Laguyra n ia 1000 bags MaTaCaibo sold private
terms and reported i0J bags kadoe at &c.
COTTUN-SpOt Cotton quiet Low Middling 'tsc. lower,
grades below 80 lower Stained generally &c 'OWcT
saes 4Sl bales t2Z7 last evening" including loo for
port and 3Sl for spinning. DE ivered contract TOO
bales Receipts at the ports TO-DAY. 1890 bales against
1901 tins day and a. 80 sep
tember Az 28G bales against 4S22l4 bales during the
od Iaefae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

s In State bonds the Tennessees were IN demand at
mil figures; old Is at 62Q62ls and new and new
srries ut 61061la. North Carolina special take
YoDd at Z, Virginia consols, OK maturcd coupons, at
50, aud Arkansas Is, funded. at 25. Annexed are
The closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

A LII who are interested in railfead business
"A and mileage statistics shoald get He Tribune Ale
MANIAC for 1881, now ready. prcs Is conss oy mall
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want TO
~ get the Tribune Almanac for 1881 G the nsnrss
United States Revenue AMI Ekpendsars siace 1919 froe
% cents by mail
GWYNNE & DAY.
" Ne. as wALL-ST.,
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER.
AGE BUSINESS IN RAILWAY SHARES. BONDS. &C
FIRST MORTGAGE
TWENTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds
OF THE
WASHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOK.
OUT RAILROAD co.

Issue Limited 20 81, coo, 600. Less than s14oee
per Miie.
WE INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT 92h AVID AC.
CRUED INTEREST FOR LIAITED AMOUNT OF THE
ABoVE-NAMED BONDS
The ROAD Il process Of construction: fo hun
bred being engaged work. aud viii be In
complete running order Point Lockout within six months
Company half million Of dollars casA ana
the tine Of road it,
rights and t Is absolutely free from
debt excepting tue bonds offered she entire tssuc OF
which has placed hands trust sacn form that
euSbed guarantee wedo that for every s40s
bonds there sh DO competed and equipped at es
milo Of rOsa
We bonds safe Investment and TIE
cheapest security offered in this market for many mont
The night toAdvanco the pco wet notice Is reserved
A. W. DIMOCk e. 90,
Exchanso Court, New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

The Governors of the Bank OF England at Their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN the mint
During the week the bank lost t220WIO bullion,
ana the proportion Of its reserve to its liabilities VAS
reduced from 4o3a to 46as per cont: To-day the
nank pained f,Z, 900 bullion balance. II lie
weekly statement OF the Bank of Fl SLOWS gains
of 90, 375, 900 francs gold and 12,3C 900 irancS
s,lyer AT the London Stock EXcHaugc British con-
soils remained strong and unchanged at 99i1lG Tor
money and 100 for account. Unlted States Loads
were strong; IS NJ ls al 1913 4l2i mp Il at %,
and Is up Is at lois. American railways generally
were lower than yesterday, but are reporter "a d"!l
In Paris French per cents rose from % 10 S4.4o
francs.
for Messrs X. J. Kmball d. Co. has been ahln'ltrd
TO membership in the New York Stock EAcLango
and becomes a partner i'll the firm.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
repOrtcd:
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
Jan to March ID Isa7.O33 l.y54.0Oo Inc Giv67
NoRrHKRN
Second rss n March ssis ss "%59 Inc Inc ss5
Ct LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Second week in March si fI9 s54o6o Inc &22eo
Jan. TO March H.. 483.3il oOoiSl Inc Zl'a'1
The receipts of Gour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this l7th day Of March were:
r,,D, New l5 %Sf7 r1I7 F 25i5 HS %s55
Wheat nnsn........ 8! 800 $3.50 2s;oo 3 s@
oats 6uh, .......-...-...... $4,000 o,JVo l-''o
BYE bush : .'...-----..' 4 20 'Zo .,... 800
TotsI busil............ 1885 lS2.94 A6O0 7z.27J
The following were the roce pS aud shipments at
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day:
Receipts shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

OF city bank stocks. Fourth National sold (32l at
100. America 49, at no. and Park t50) at 1872. The
following were the bidding and asking prices at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CON-
PANY-A DlvIDEN Of ONE AND THREE-oUAR.
TIERS PER CENT tho capital stock OF the Union Pacific
Railway Company will be paid on and after April to stock.
holders OF record March is.
NewYOrk stOc kh9ders will DO paid 1T Union Trust
Company, Is Broadway, Nea.YOrk and Boston stock.
holders cOmpaIys ofes No A Equitable buhdn6
Boston.
Stock Will DO closed March and reopened April 10
HENRY MCFARLAND Treasurer.
Boston. March 0, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
TREAjURER's OFEIcZ METROPOLITAN ELEyATlD
RAILWAY CoNPASr, No. IL BROADWAY,

hL Wan EMIL " " ~ pEND ,, % W.;
win be pad ON and after tue lt OF Ap next AZ tns
Central Trust pany No 10 Nassau ST. New
York stockholders Of record Monday the 2ls inst
z. IN.
Al D. 3D. and reopsnei saturday the I'd 81 April next
oS oiu0i VI 'u0 ~ " John f. BODY Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

FnASCIsCo, March Is, 1881.
THE FATHER DE SMEr CONSOLIDATED
Il GOLD MINING COMPANY has declared dividend NO,
10 OF twenty-five share payable at the Office Of
Laidaw & Co.. IA Wails, New York, april !; 1881 On All
from the NewlOrk Transfer books
viii close the 2lsL lnst- and eopen on Apra
II. DEAS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

The following were the rece ptS aud shipments al
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Reccipts shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
Dipi6en6 Notires.

OFFICE OF CHICAGO ST. paul, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
RAILWAY CO.. 81 BROADWAY,
NETWORK. March TO- 1881 }
4 DIVIDEND of ONE and fHREE-QU Ar
"A TIERS CENT Il "a has this dag been declared
OF tins payable April
20 1881 10 stock holders Of record March 81. Inst
Transfer DOuks and reOpen o. 1891
L.. y. FLOWER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
OFEICE OLE la PLATA MINING AND

o. DINKIS MINING COMPANY.
No. Ia BROAD.sT. NEW Work. March H. 1881.
TIVE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF this COM
pany have this day declared regular dividend no. l3l
OF fifteen dollars. being and ball q ~ cenv
transfer books close March %. and reopen April
4. T. CHOLLAR
al.r.A Lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

Receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, }
TIRE AsUKRRS DEPARTMENT
nIIII AnEf nIuA MArt,l =. lSHl.

EASSrOCKS & City K. K. Stocks aud Bonds
" houch. nnd Ill e Z HENL II. u Exchanseplace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

10 lINE.
Attorney Creditors and OF starr RldsnOu
FRANK HUME
CrcdiiOre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

OFFICE or STARR GROyE SILVER MINING COAVAEY,l
NFw.YoEK March ls 1875
dividend NO. 5.-The Board OF Trustees
~ This day declared the regular monthly dividend Oi
$4,000: being ONE PER CENT on THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF the Company. o TIN CENTS PER SHAIlE
payable 5lst inst, at this office.
The viii be closed tom the 25h 10 the 3ls
inclusive. JOHN Il. boutwell,, secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

Il VERY BEAUTIFUL HOUSE;
AL modern convenieacas:
Near corner OF Connecticut avenue srd NJ stre,t.
fLsSen rooDas, bath roon furnace sc.
JOHN SHERMAN CO..
1ecl6 st. Cloud Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08
The DeprcCihtorY Habit.

Congress and. In fact, all the legislative
bodies Of this country, are quite perslstentIy
criticised, condemned and denounce1 by the
press. II Is common thing for newspapers 70
speak OF certain Congress or legislature az
nuisance or as an evil but Chicago paper
takes step ahead Of all ot1ers and condemns
the system. l. advises the abolishment OF
Congress and OF state legislatures, but does
not propose anything In the nature OF subStl-
tute. AS long as this government rests upon
the will OF the people, legislative bodies can0ot
be abolished; to do away with them is to revo-
lutionize cur system OF government. tn
doubleday many mistakes are made by
Congress and by every state legislature that
conytnas; mistakes which call for proper criti-
cism from the press. But the habit of referring
to these bodies fippantly and OF making them
persistently the subjects of so-called s'humor-
GUS paragraphs has become almost general
with the press. Reading continually such
paragraphs, Implying aud expressing contempt
for Congress, many people have fallen into the
way Of speaking with hao!tual disrespeet OF or
national Law makers. To denounce a whole
Congress as corrupt or imbecile is, ia eff-cf, to
put precisely the same stamp of condemnation
upon the people, for the representatives are
chosen by the people. But what Is Infinitely
worse, this habit of referring to Congress In
contemptuCuS terms Is working great evil II
Is Installing into the minds OF the youth
who must ere long rule the land q psi
tive feeling Of disrespect for the law
makers and for our government - for
the administration and departments as whole
are as often condemned as Congress- THIS con-
slant deFrccation of our government gratGally
saps the feeling OF patriotism which the youth
OF all past generations have felt for our free If
situtions. It is custom that press and people
would 90 well TO drop, or greatly modify If
they desire 10 foster love OF country In the
minds of those who are now growing to man
hood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

The name OF the man who saved the honor OF
Tennessee by casting the one vote necessary to
a reconsideration or the defeat OF the DEBT
paying bill and It's passage in the Senate IS
Smith. lie Is being made a hero OF Ia tina.
state. and unless the present feeling dies out.
smith will Dc canouze1 by the state, and his
name enrolled next TO that OF Andrew jackson
Ine Iepudiationists ragged In vein; the governor
approved the bill. AID 1t is now law. The
peopie OF that state who have any interest at
sIahe WITHIN her borders may well rejoice that
Ine 'alHt vi reputation Is not put upon her
people and the blight upon the entire Common
wealth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

The District authorities have promptly en-
oorsed Gen "Tights plan for commencing the
reclamation OF the Potomac flats by depositing
the Channel dredgings upon them, and there is
now prospect that the good work. once in
itiated, Will so On steadily, until the malarial
marsh Luisance Will be only thing of unpIeas-
ant memory. This Improvement Is the main
one now needed to make Washington and Its
surroundings both beautiful and healthful,
The r1Ver front is the one thing remaining. Of
fensiVe TO both the eye and the nose. 1t Is
likely that when Congress sees that positive
step has been taken towards This work of i'm
proVement, the necessary appropriations for
carrying It through With speed Will be readily
voted The trouble has been 10 get the thing
started.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

III IL complained b. some of his party friends
that Senator Hawley put his foot In 1t" whel
he said, speaking Of the course or the repuc-
lican Senator's: I'VE organized the Senate In
Its committees with the aid OF Malone. Now
that we have got the organization, it Is not
fair to adjourn and treat him With no equity.
He has candidate for one of the senate -aI
places, and thtnk we must for our word as
well as for general utility, go ahead" While
this apparently frank statement Is not calcu.
lated TO make Senator Hawley's reputation as
an astute politician. 1t Is credltaE e to him as a
candid, straightforward man, the character
Tor which he Is so much admired. In all his
public career he has been open and candid:
and when his party caucus declared q policy
the Senetor. evidently, could not see any rea-
son for eoneealment. This much can be 5 I'd
about the matter-tbat when larger number
OF frank men, who have no conceaIments OF
any Kind 10 make in their public service, men
such as Senator Hawley. get into Congress- IL
Will D. tAc better or III country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

There Is revolt in Tammany hall against
John Nelly, and movement Is On fooC to de-
pose him al The next annual election, which
taxes Place On the 18TH inst. The opponents OF
Nelly profess 70 have thoroughly examined the
internal condition OF Tammany affairs, and
they assert that there Is dissatisfaction enough
10 overthrow kellys rule If It Is well orgauiZei
and led ke.ly and his friends are aware of the
opposition movement. out they assume 20 feel
entirely conhdent Of the boss power to con.
ttnUe bis sway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

The citizens bill for cleaning the streets Of
New York city has been defeated In the Ieyis-
laIure or that state, whereat the peon,e or
that city are Indignant, and they propose IA
manifest their feeling or outrage In an e,or.
NOUS indignation meeting. Political schemes
involving the distribution OF patronage de.
fea'ed the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

Mr. GladstcHe'S Irish land bill White falling
10 grant al the lard leagueTs have lately de-
handed IA the way Of peasant proprietor
ship, or general displacement OF the present
owners b. The peasant. stin affords suostan-
italy tie measure OF relief asked up to recent
peIiod-tLe Three rs" Or Flxity Of tenure.
Far rents, and Free sale OF tenants interests.
IL Is measure that viii prob 4bly fail to please
either tbs landlords or the more stalwart Land
leaguerS, but 1t is great advance upon any
previous attempt 10 ameli0rate the condition
OF the distressed peasantry OF Ireland IL will
doubtl6s be assailed by both these sides. and
rs only chances or success lie 10 its receiving
The sturdy support OF the great body of the
English radicals, and the liberal followers of
Gladstone
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