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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

Remember the Temperance Meeting at
the First Christian church this Thursday
evening at 7.30 o'clock, on Cushnoc Heights
J. X. Osgood, A. X. z. Butium, Parker Pat
ten, Berry and others are expected to be
present Mrs. George Rideout has been en-
gagged to preside at the organ. All are in
vited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

Since the schooner Lizzie S. Haynes"
"a, launched at Wiscasset, the keel has been
laid the frames are all up and the ceiling has
hsen commenced on 600 ton schooner to be
T in November.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

We we're shown yesterday, weather-beat-
en- clapboard from the house in Tewksbury,
Mass, in which Gen. Joseph Warren of Rev
olutionary fame, was born. Mr.. f. Howard
Of Lowell, Mass, formerly of Augusta, an
indefatigable antiquarian, is the owner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

Have Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
huenza, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints so cents and 81 bot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

Itwill be seen by the advertisement. that
,be Eastern Steamboat Company has made
anne changes in the running time of its
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

E~IIEADQuARTERs in Augusta during
Muster week, and at all other times for best
medicines, perfumeries, toilet articles, and
all druggists goods-PARTRIDGE's Drug
Store cor ner Market Sanare.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

The Victoria Lotus troupe drew good
house in Granite Hall last evening, and gave
fair variety show.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15
---------------- ----7------l-- l---'-7-7-7--l---1---l-
A Marvellous Cure

For all bodily ailments, arising from impuri-
ty of blood. torpid liver. irregularity of the
bowels, indigestion constipation, or disor-
dered kidneys. is warranted in free use Of
BURpocK BLOOD BIrTERs. Price sl.0o, trial
size 10 cents. septl3-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

VIM. Mccartney. ss LLOYD Street. Buffalo,
n Y. fell and sprained his ankle. His en-
ployer, II. Anderson. 94 Main Street, pro-
cured some THoMAs' EcLEcTRIc On. and he
saws that few applications enabled him to
90 to work as usual sepl3t t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

DR.. Huntington of Belfast is spending the
~sek with his old friend and comrade, Dr.
Con ". Martin of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

Rev. H. E. Mott will be installed as pastor
g the South Congregational church, on
Tuesday next.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

We noticed on the street yesterday the IA
miliar face of Mr. Thomas Dickman of New
Work. formerly a well-known Augusta boy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

Bath Times Mr.. Julian Wilder, son of DIR.
A. p. Wilder of Augusta, who has been
student at DIR. A. X. Gilmore's for year or
more, has located at Valley City, Dakota
Territory. and settled down in the dentistry
business. A letter recently received in Bath,
states that he has the only dental office in the
town, and the only one within radius of 5S
miles. The town contains 900 inhabitants,
having doubled in population in the past few
months, and is rapidly growing. He intends
to have three branch offices in other towns
near Valley City. where he will practice one
day each week. Board is So per week, but
price for work is correspondingly high, and
Julian is happy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15
aeeaI ann xtate Nous.
Thursday, Sept. Is, 1881.

Secretary of State Blaine and wife arrived
.ome on the two o'clock Pullman, yester-
d.y morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15
Marrifb.

In waterville. Sept, 9th, Mr.. Josiah W. Morrill,
W. and Miss Olive :. Studley of Portland
In Portland, sept, 10th, BY Rev j. o. Fiske, Mr.
Geo H DeWolf and Miss Ida VI. Bragg both of r.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15
READFIELD.

Magic Transforma atfOn.-Summ mer Board
ers.-The Corn FactOry.-kennebec Ag-
ricultnral Society.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

Last evening His Excelency Governor
Plasted and Council, Major General Cham
berlain and Staff, General George c. Beal,
Col. John Marshall Brown and other gentle
men, accompanied by Chambers Band, paid
avisit to the Insane Hospital. The officers
of the institution were greatly pleased with
the visit and extended the hospitalities to
their guests in most genial manner. The
beautiful grounds were radiant with Chinese
lanterns. The Band gave one of their
choicest concerts in the chapel, for the ben.
eft Of the patients, who were delighted with
the treat, and then marched out under the
trees on the spacious grounds of the Hospital
where they gave one of their finest concerts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

Bonnet ornaments show the quaintest
French caprices, and consist of shrimps OF
colored metal, spiders of jet with gold feet,
giif or silver snails Of opal tints, turtles OF
every shade of green, brown and gold !;
A1ards, grasshoppers, crabs, the octopus
ereks heads of metal or of feathers, tiny
wolf heads with open mouth, showing sharp
'eeth and tongue; daggers, swords, and even
pistols, Of gilt or jet; while for fur hats are
'ae legs of doe, an owls head with staring
eyes, or the claws and paws of various birds
sno animals. The old silver ani bronzed
gut and polished brass combs, buckles, clasps
'oo quaint long pins are among the choicest
ornaments, and there are brooches handsome
snoagh to be worn - breastpins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

Visitors to the city will find neat res
taurant at the confectionery store of J. w.
Clapp, nearly opposite the post Office Ice
cream and cake also can be had at all hours
For ready made clothing and gents fur
nishing goods, call at f. f. Davis or r. u
Storer's Water street-A large stock OF all
Kinds of cigars can be found at Partridge
Bros, under Granite Hall, Water street
Guppy Kinsman opposite Hotel North
Water street, also carry large line of cigars
and smokers materials.-At Jos. Piper X
Sons, Water street. can always be found
large variety of the choicest fruit.-For
teams Of any kind, visit Cobb Coles sta
Die, near corner Winthrop and State streets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

LEIGH 4 WINGATE, dealers in special Goals,
which for purity and preparation not exceled by
any coal IN the market including the celebrated Red
Ash coal from Syken's Valley Also the best quail
" Cumberland coal for blacksmiths use. All orders
will receive prompt attention, at the lowest prices.
Coal delivered at Augusta without extra charge.
THOMAS LEIGH. GEORGE r. WISGATE.
Hallowell, Sept. II, 1881. Septlfflmos.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-15

1t will be seen that the First Regiment
scored ISL points, and the Second Regiment
533 The prize was accordingly awarded to
the First Regiment.
, 1881-10-06

faitAtX Wheat Winter. No. II. II; Nh, = 10" vi;
rpFlnu. M. lA+ s.l; No m 1t: white M. ifs;tl
MI. :. lis: "u. No. I. Ets iu Sn.2 ,i*h Cntn-S".
!. Gt -xrlt Sh.l, G% Ill
1'husasInNH-1nrk.A Ms. I.nsd. t!s.
lhrEllitl'If. Uct. b. l'HaIrlaluSA y 1shcnh-lnn1
c"ns, M4 I'll. Itass--i Lung rnt tfNl1 ut los. lnTd-
Prime Western tn nj hls p4
TAi.tstw-1'rIrIu elty t1uiI nt lis.
1'tnrESrtxE-HpItitr II l.Hnt'n sinady ht 4la ".
mhttn dull nt l1s ID, winiur dull ut lIs 3D. CJFh-aixea
ntnndy mt GA ;ks.
Hrilt1Ts sTEN1HSrtSn-i2a.
tUTTstN-EasIrrt Mr1Anda. t-iNi f}rlennt. I"Hatt
sn3es. 15o, speculation md export. aU0t AmurlsA'',
HND.
i,EEF--t:xtrn india n,esr. tk1s al.
CHEEsE-fInn American. cts I'd.
ltAtoS-lA'na clear. Es III.
TAtLtlW.- EI1,a American. &tH.
KEPtSki, t'krI.U LEFM-1Nd.
t.lSsi:Eb UtIr-+Mta Ill.
ASrwElslt tet. big TIsuLEl'M-.Df.
rhe following we're ruceIvod by thu Chlcauo Hoard
ofTntt:
l.ivGislu9l~ uct. t.-syhcnt III fa!r irn,nnd ind
Eos IN ct,nst-.Esnt ii far dotiti a,, irtn. ri.,i
Min.ur avH;eet "a Curt! IL ia!r ,ie!IMnd a!i irtl.
itt rniur ..iti! mud d i,twer, III ILL Id Iic,,',-l la
3~ s n, sr h. Si, ' r. 3 GnPs,s
Nnlot ~, ND @ ,f" Country mArsess II sha',s hat'or.
SS Sf w;; ys yia,S; r. 4 % wi''s
shn!o dgAIer. VI gs atiI. MAMK IS Sk.-Wncai frmIy
S,, Gatss;s: NJ n: E.stM,Ment t.rt; ialr Mysrnao
Whoat tIr,1.iy hull Gsftmtsy ,nnrkuls hi w.atMf;n-
qlis asd fESnch seaan.lly ,,nrer. IN l.sSaau IL
lalUl tis: E.p,r.s II wight !" Frnncu dirina ilu
past week, 4uuurs. NGalhof lll Ensland Eui.
, 1881-10-06
An A1tftlitt-I'0ctil by t:nrl1ejtt.

All fIHNih"t'0cW bY Enrl1aJd.
Prof. Atwnser. nf thu tHlInun University. ans,
personal fres,As Of f'rc4ont timri,rlii, Ilt iur
enn,c years they we're pu,tta nf his 1T fisrum
t;hlt"Re. III ltI ttlc ynAnu I'rpf. tllrIlcl wrnte
wntcr, tho tntluwlnx 1tt!cs.
IE the trfsrt.s Of oennI. were lntsl ut my fret.
And it, ttpp'hs wDre al robtttt VI tEcir coral
'n,ll t,,.lrf.
And the tlInin1n's were brought frum tho niulnt-
MiH'H r!lrtnt,
And VIII, a!en! wcrr placed nil tho wealth Of
tho wUrlfI-
Not silver mr. vt,ltl, nt'r tho spnIts Ut tho srn.
Nor Tho Knrlltlus OF fntnp that tas world can
lt.4ttW,
Int purified !.anrt ttat fronl s!l IL tnu rroe,
tSou1l ask for ihc.., friri.. on thy J,,urMeY
tHlUw. ]. y. HAItFff;f,U,
, 1881-10-06

WY NtRrt1h aHFrah tt"h ASVhys
y Ind Ut IL. named slRrtlil GurFAn. 0Nu Of a
nll,llt,or Ut children sont West BY tho New Ynrk
Ias ... .s ~ soo w y. 'no rsavna-
less a"1't'hx word from ar' wright, tue west
III, According to tic bows story. the fnrnM,r
with ,yhnm In wns nInuoI III, ,,,t .,s.',, H., ~,
w. a.,,, H. h",s.. H." ~. Nv. 'e"s n" ~
fathcr and 1h0ther aru living. having put
hm In tho usylun. to bo takun euro Of,
3fo rptualnc,l thero about vaur. md
taoh lelt' eotung sltntltlon ~ tnbacco-
hfrlpper. l5ccolnln9 tired 0f this work, Ito
ruturnel tu the institution huylur inut,a M hls
, 1881-10-06

William 4. Nay yesterday beRnn IL suit by nt-
tach1ncnt Aguinst i. ". Preston & Co. to rocoyor
&::,ss0D, due for differences nn wheat.
papo l. Dnyls commenced I'LL attachment suit
to recover S1,0U Of Hush, ltulloy & I'nrk.
n. q. Pima commenced Il sll!t fur k4;t,Gll. .G}
aKa!tlst Hurry T.. Lawrence anu Morris u. Aut-
tin.
Francis Il. Murphy brought RuIt In trcspnss
nEn!Elst the fittstllEE, CINCINNATI 4 Vt. Louis
ltnllund. 1nyinE damages Ut x:,tkU. ElfzM j..
Murphy SUED tho Same run1 lur tlu Hlliiits
AMOUNT.
Tho Hcntttsh-A Amcrttau Mortgage t,umpnny
FLED by nK.'lnst E!ixaheth 1:a.lE. Frank Ling.
decd for tG,aN IN tho ". y nf Eul-t.. |. Iu Lint
=. nl Block u, In Fractional Section Il Addition
tn ChgayU.
, 1881-10-06

IouIse Alchcrs weekly "orxaM," tue Iser.kn-
tioH S.ettsit.. /. tust nuw gon3 sar9uHh crIsa.
@ papcr, ri tiuis tut hut D"t dug aud a Isni,y obl.sS @
hln. +, dsaplcar. His farewell lotter says hu il
nn ubjoct of Suspicion. And hu gtllts tho rey1lu-
ttouufy party With profound tis4ust. ln,llsntlnY
the yaut;aev IT health. suohcy. podIlion. and
tntntIy: ana nAd!!2. as p4rttnY shnt, thal tue
Anarchists and btteihl.s's Ut l'afIa 10" furtn u
beul, VI, Assustnatefl party-sl muc!, 80 that thu
tuUrXeoise lnnY iletrttnrsh Girep 4.,u,Ht. FIR.
tGeu u tho EIlturiul COMMITTEES. huWuyeE. Au-
, 1881-10-06

cnntlsHr. tlh,ithtI I.,x, turn iIrul: rail mixed IN
FINK. ,.si"sr i,.s;&: S%s 5i: vi Mi,'a
re-, ''nts r.s Hsli*n: IN. wfi!r 6att1:c; n" :,
w!ntr. HEt.t!4c; SI4 mi1,al. taG4st4H
lIspFiatDNN Firm mid tflrhnfHsit. .. .
tFlTEi. l,rfnnnd ncliYu tor rti1irt: ,hpts )uiut:
rtcGs tInrt1nifRr,l. 49,
Et1tlA-FlthI ut .t{IIE,
tiIt:fAE-FlrH; tErtlnery. Ekit 13tSc.
ltErisilf.El' El'M-ShIMiHnlIF HfiGfinnIHH.
NHtsKy-Attuly Allt ni,cl4ntlHGt1.
NErEl1'Is-Ft.ur. lAtI brI+ wtIsnt, GfDl lu; egii.
Et,sIthIli outs, Ektaef il.f. rye, tn btl,
A1dIiMESTA-cUrn, 1901 hu.
, 1881-10-06
PROBATE COURT,

IN tho estute OF Valentine Suynyc Il spcciu,
bond III the susu nf $1,000 ror thu salo Ut rra,
csthte WIS Improved.
In tho csthto ur Solomon Mnndcl, .lecenscl.
Gttura UE administration were tssll4u to Et,lnm
Mn,ldei, under bond for $3,ttUl,
IN tho rstatu III IAcnb lltInMct, tieecnsci. let
tGrs Of nlltninIstrIti,n were granted to t.yIla
lliMtntl u1sdrr bond fur $5.9tN.
, 1881-10-06

1T, Louis. OeL 6.-FluUA-EaB!er.
lltA1S-Wlleat opcnad lowor nnd declined, and
coset htghur mud ira No. rod. tl1s9Gtl w CASH,
ai.eN Octubor. tla25s S1YnMbtr, tlaJ{ lIbcon,ber,
nd tll3s Iatunry. sales Enhxudn ut sl.h.9tlh{} No.
sonbBs, tlhHtl .hAt 1lecenIbsf, &l69sal.t{, No. j
do. $l.&*sttHfi Su4 du. t,.a14l.M lid. cusn opened
!uwor, aoclIHci, rucoyerad ARd clo1od at G;HGG5c
cush, TIL uctohor. pd November 70 llGcoh,ho5 13<c
JAnuary. H]lu alays Rtles rAnRea VI G4H1tu Nuvau-
bos N14s14!lu l'aconsbar 11k4i2Me Junaary, 1B>ttS
77Ht Mar Uats iuHer, 4sali1 GUST, 4aI44t45o Huvu-
Lor. sI}t1 Is}su uacolAbor Nso lonurt sLllf. nar.
10y 4u1t; 1luicu ~ fancY, Sl.094l.l5.
lstAtl-tlrEt VI 4Ssu.
ltliTr.I- turlMtlAlA.
EGHh-unstustEDd.
NHIbkf-htchl1y at ft1A .
EH0yisI1Ss-l'dFk llweri jotb!nR, w. Is. Dry Bait
Munl4 luT4tF fur sides. nj 3kuh su41 tlu75. MaUun
III {Iilu.
AEcEit1s-Flonr, 10n lF!st xhunt. si1O bu; corn,
~ ~. W.T., su f1S S ~; % hurley 1GD g ~ ~
earn s1uu tui oats. l9.u9 but rJe, nonct bsrluy.
HutH.
, 1881-10-06

ll0sTuS. Mnhs., t}ct, 6.-FsuC,t-'1n. ratrnt spring
wtsoat, ~. 7;;ssy,i2!4; pntant winter, &<5k1Aui
ENA1S-Cnrh nffu, untA ilrult No. aud extn,
whltu sSss2c; No. wlIlte. a,c*ay4c No. mixed and
Nm. whttc. H}dt tic. !typ, HE
FnfiAIi'SH,-1'nrk Erti nAd unchanged. ltuof hfll
ns.1 n1GltassNRtl. l.nt1 ariM slll1 ltncl,nnEtt3
l.t.TrGn-im rood IunIntsa t,'r, e!s1ra .rruslrs;
csgnH1HrIgx. ma IG. eti6uU lnltlu 1HckGu, lyN cum
MIN ~ pud, Ee4lsu. ''
EifIEsE- Firm Hrl unchanged.
EtHt~FlrM and ntiChnNXIt.
lfIBES-- QHet ami unctlhHHulf,
llUuH-Ncnkur. NJ t3,f1I&agssD
HEgEftIH-t!uMf lUu Urls 1Lm eackt: cOr.t, 91, ,Utl
bus wltcHt. !.dU TIM mir, t1,HU 1.i.
HHtrMESTs-FIuus, taU brla corn, 5,0J0 bu; wlscut.
4i,uU Bu,
, 1881-10-06

clare !htt tho tMprr II tn gn An nrpen! from
lnI*. NtcIel h'trstf fnlhIwx. in which shp aly4,
1--WE nrt in lairhinu lawn NJ tho rI..nfii ttutlnry
tn"AIu. swMllnwitiY u, MI TINT 4strrpntnts IL, vi.
nrr the projretitr+ which thr ur,mt itnyu,,mi
lot l"st discharges nHnclrss and without uriur
aH1tltltt uFrsesshr.."
, 1881-10-06

pMILADELpMtA, Ia, Oct Lh-ELuElt-Ftstnt Nln-
Nesota extEa eisar. .aksa IN, du straight. H. as
Sili Uhiu fIa!ly NoDt, II vi Ohio. nav psoceA, r. &i
wtntsE tatsnts fuHcy. Su.03t Aatespa patunt prue-
ass. funey. ktM ty0 nuut qnet At I'LL
GNAlS-Whsat tEroRulHrt closad h!aaoFI No. : red.
Vetuber, u. EHiA1.N; Husanua1. ki.aAksl.50.5 Dt.
, 1881-10-06

NEW fo1lE. Oct h.-Tho lonlAHd feF spsing cnss(-
ors etc., by the cUssnK trLde continues sattsfno-
tory. and nlnny .akcn lnrRely sold ateaa. C0ttul,
yo6db t'Es nd dus!raoo 'akes In very light supply.
fElnts gIct, nt sinRhaHlA tuss aettve. FlanBs and
, 1881-10-06
1t llie,

An enthusiastic youWE iaIy who established
long bcfuro tho days Of Educatinn Gt,1cs u pri-
yate physiological ela.s tor xlr!s rucaIred from
luunlcuuaQ: .'Mtss ---. pleaso do not teAcb
my Mary Anne ANY moro Abuut her inside. Ii
will neF0r Jo Rt.r no goo1: Klld lt's rude"
, 1881-10-06

MlLwArEEE. Oct. G.-f1+OtH-uulet Int itrms in
fair .tnntand.
tItAlH-wheat unssltled md lower, weather ilne;
M. hArd nUtnIIni M. ! MttwmMkGB. ti.kAx: Uctn-
bcr ft.s6: Snsenber, s1.tls t,eeshnr. xlIa jan.
uasy. sl3f: February tl444I, St tMtIwank.u, f:t:
Nh. nnd relectud nUnnnt. Curtl-Su. :, :@c. HAts
kteady, !sr Ivy stendyi M. tllt. lsr!sy strung
ert Nh. aprlu1, .tJ!<c.
l!tnytaiEN*-1M Mess Enlrk. ttg1D c,.*l ind uct,-
Asu U4lliiurt kl3.ta| LnfIuAry.
FHEiailr--stlluAt tn ifuifnlH uuIl AMI tIMIlnn1
KErEf'rH-F9onF II UV Urls. wheat. II Uu hut cnFn
Ekutbl. ~. -.
AM'!NESTs-flour, 1oIDot urls: whcat. ;z.'sn bu:
, 1881-10-06
BUFFALO,.

HurFALU, n. y. Oct. 6-l'nA,S--Wheat neglected;
tarl IlnIuth isnt ut ksl c.lS. Octubur, Yenr. Corr
iutl unsattled nnd pWer; saIes a tu At 7l>sc. tyc
nun,tnnl
CANAL FilE1GilTs~ Unchanged.
, 1881-10-06

NEW QlstEANA, OCT. t-turTOS-Eastcr; pidjlng,
i9xc. low do, lsu, good ordinary, lto; no. rs rulnts
HIaEs HrHs. RUUl exports tn Drrnt lsFfaln, r,5lU;
eu.HtM!s9. 7.4Nt safex hUl stick. III uU.
MEMlltR. Tu!n., Uct t-CnlstuS-Hatett reGgIpla,
?il9 sliplent4 lSist stock. .sH, salus 3sI. niIl.
altnR, ll!{c.
, 1881-10-06

TtrrSvlft.x. ra, 0et. observation-disclosures ut
W5kcs Highest. Ai1j lowest, KY{e. eIusn sRc; ship
nsUnts, fu.DAs churtuts, none, runs. As,nn
tlTTsHsIAn. Pa-. Oct. h-l'Ernn.EI'N-Culat,
United cott!fCMlQs 9Asteri Ct1xua ut tlHp tpt3IIeI
NV, Philadelphia delivery
, 1881-10-06

FTaicU ,d tiu CnittsnDt- Wlisa 1lIst>j ,trr; s,.r
pass Ssot 4 wsatsf Maf ii !" aa fs so, at"* 'o
NEW YORK.
Special DttpateA to Tit Chicago Ttibunt.
NIw f0rK. Oct. i.--tinAtS--Wl,lser wl,ant less
acttvu, md, ouah nHn, qntc !rrcau.nr ~ ~ vuu.s
hhs bum much loss stsutti1a nnd .lelsurLly FREQ
frn,n tho excitement characteristic Ut tho 1.rkst
yesterssny No. rch continued thu prominent ptnslu
notably no II, tho htun tttp md hus tnckunte I'd
considerably. mainly III Sympathy With The
vnrIahIu cuursp Ut tho lnarkets OF tho it,-
tor!os. opennr heavily. uild through tho enr!ur
dea1nss ieclsainE nbuut lfll4c, but ral1ymR nsn!n
through thu furononn u tho cxtent of nbuut 3sl'ac
po7 bu to wonkcn u tfito naar tho clnsu. Tho do
tllnnh has hcrn ch1oy sppcuIatye, tito expor, tsli
having bron light. NJ. wtla ,uel!mctt Mtnut Lsi!lu
for shlp'nont. sprIng wheat aunlrs
duwn 1@"o Iii. and wns comparatively
tan,e. sMIes rctorsed 0f :,it',uN bu, M.
tGd In lots at IG'a, closing ut sI.is I u NJ.
te Mt CLOSING at t!.i bid; do Ucsnt,ur at
ei.341 .bt9d t1w mid ut ruius). Gslhs nk IT, tati
now ruc, do N0vonIbur nj tl.s's&1sl.i7Ai tncw sld
Old ruIus) ctu.!tIR ut ti. bill nuw rule, do bocan
ber ut tOh closs ut tt.2& hIt' lit, jnmlry
ut ElGtAlDt.G.l, cIosng Ut $Gi!{ hill; do stuu,ser
pras1a nt tl.+s1dias;ti No rct II. si,l7yftt lsa;
ustgraded rod .as &i.sa4hl1t, rs tu quail
private tornln. quotat Mt attsbi.li. Nh y spring ut
s39s 1 bu uIradod spriER ut l3. TIlu n.uct
c11'nur rcpors frnn Chcago wUsN huJpful tu spccu.
latiso 1htoTests hurs III contributing to ntrcnH'tn
cHbtldonc1 III tho s1iInral position. It wA4 widely
beloved tottny In this market TINT the REPRESENT
alons from Chlcagu Of tho ellt'nrrasstlGtlts OF
Rraln npetators thurs vurS srenlly uxugxorntc
atId thts With Il Wow to thu deprussiun Ut pslcea
cHrn ia!rly active, In good art fur curly tcIlycry
though ntHnly In tho ullln ll,Ic, uJ,ou1 ut fttr-
thur reduction Ut ahUut 9laien bu. but subsequently,
rn'lrInp nbut Ees3ie bn lartiy ms tho nccotsnta
from Ch!eaE6 wurO Bf u much lem tlsturhtd
atatu Of nf1nlrs therG. dalas reported Ut ldsE,-
uu bu. Mxud Western unRr.ttcL nj l1;s75,Sc,
ns to quality ana eonditon' New Yosk atenn,ur
, 1881-10-06

n'Tnu1T, Oct. h-FIuuIl-Ftrin und unclsaractt.
3kAIS-aShnHt G4lut md Htenly. M. wItu eMSll,
UtaabGr and year, s%J. November. tIa5a{; DecenI-
bur, *4s1G; Fa1runry. t5i; So,2 red. ti71Y; Nh. =
white. 405a; 1&Aepts IT, u bs htlrncnts !lUU bu.
, 1881-10-06

E.'wnrd II. Il,srtlsnIl t,lcll till yesterday
aRa!nst John j. Eurran, Issue Wolff. anh MIX
Wuisr, 10 reatr1lIn thuln iron ,nfrl,lp1nE bis
pntent for itnrrt,vch lumber drlcrs, issued March
III, lBi5, tn j. J. CsrrNt..
, 1881-10-06

Special Uhpatth 10 1As Ehttuoo 1FtbNnt.
KASHAs CITY, No., Oct 5-tinAIS~1'ho Prtes Cur
rrnt rcpurts: whcnt-HHc1tpts ai.71 hit stlpnants
&.S7 but ag,in vonkar; NJ. cas. S!.D}G: Uciuber,
$l.au c9rn-lttcpus. >l9il hni Ah!Inunts. E3iU bn;
slow ant fomers No. CASH. Gsc; tMsUtur. Ele.
, 1881-10-06
.I1TI1fSAlENsI'4.

EuPEIsinn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. It. Fnr-
wutl vs.. Charles F. WArl, $1,0M.-i. s. Hitch
cock w. Alfred ". Hitchcock, fl,4ls.47.-W. II.
l,ns'son 70. Hame. sssa2a.-F. 4. ll!tld1s ys. J.w
J1lHlE UAlly-J. U. MuForrAn W. j. t. Cartur,
SssGA; s r., H. KGp s1,,,,, It. n " s.srltnY
srrr, tsAkl-.wa!!er i. CharIiley y u. v; Johls
". E0lG, *l,kE-E. H. Yum tpHGl ut III. ". Fred
q. Wari atd BtorKe ", Davis, &l.5is.GI.
Iul,lE kMlTli-Enf JNc4gr u III. VI. ". ].
llutlur, Observation-Disclosures flnv9.lr Work.
VI. Joseph liuilbr0l, <:aalG!-GetigEU 4. Eutull
IT u. ~. Josgph ,!.tlr'cr, $a!s.8-Aurris Lins:
burg ~. NAthuh kraM. tHt. ~. Hurry TarchiAuI
~. Huluiph i, AIlIllvr. SI1.sl
JUNE AsTIIOSY-IaMes q. Spencer VI. John
q. sehlrtz, Joh,I i l'iukey, Ind Ghurlea Il.
t.'uk, <aJ3--,AI1rrt llnrzfeli IL EonyGrsu stan.
lult aud - Davis; yurtict. 81 tiN7 H. aul uutl0lI
fur new trlll,-Fruntls ID. CLARK ct al. ", Z.
r. E1klcy, FI,{Ul.i7.
.,JundE WiLIIAMsoS-peteg ilausan VI. rutcs
kyuGInur, FL ......
UllWu1T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N. Crott-
ho!,n ,n ". lleury l.. cooper and 3aoob 4, Smith.
JUn0E lsoar1ts-iI. Il. Young ct al. VI. Nathan
nuyis; yor4lfct, fllM.-s, X. Dow ~: ChnTira
TunHrlI, verdict si5, and motion for nun
trIa!.--r. u. J0hns ". Tux Coan Harvester lum.
panY, $aa.H,
, 1881-10-06

The cargo market continued dull, and. with 0ne af
ms anr1est toeis Of tho soas1n thu Ilarket tho
Immediate outlook not v1EY encouraging TO SELL
sH. Al tho yArda aro cr0"ipd. yet tho supply nf
lehelnx and UDrsnR II yGry t!lnttod Hi.d tus0 do.
ecFlpti0ns nt9 consequently Arua. Wu quite:
, 1881-10-06

tSEIASAFUiIs, Uct. t.h.-GttAlS-Sytun steAdy; III
ellis. Corn W0akf GiGsSc OAtA stpnay{ 4tA4so
, 1881-10-06
PEORIA,

rEonlA, H.. Uet. 6.-ERAIS-Corn Irregular hsd
easy, hlr-nxed. ts!+AG.ef mixed. tSlso Outs cAsys
Nh. 9uhlse. dG6s47c 1tYc Irregular and cnsYt NJ. T.
s1.t97tat131<
!llGilWtSEa.unchnnvpd Mt tli7.
litEITN WEeMt- nuns: etril, IL hH but outs, $3.50
b Vi ryet Ht15 lu; burIeY, f,Iu bE.
sllrMESTs-fitDut nIIU: Gnrs, ~ aQ t1; OATS 37,-
III bu; rye a0 bu: bntteS. ;.tku bu.
, 1881-10-06


JtiDuEs nRuMMoSH ASn ItL0n0ErT-The ,usat
cunning IAtcnt e,lscs.
ArrEs1tars counr-ll. II. III II, and Il. M
cnsU ou hearing,
Jun1E tjANr-.tssists Judge Arthnpy. M,
l,H., lloskuwltz IS. AsuIlls Express CunIpuny, On
trlnt.
JUnnE sMITIt-lreltnInary ca,E :S1o to 4oo
1ria Gull tur1n Nns. .,D, .,5.d, :540, l,iN, ..slo
:,EAi, ,1G :,1's:a NJ. s,4ss, Cty VI, uuseI
Oh trta
JEptsE EWIL1.IAMs0S--.sssIats Ju.lgo Smith. No.
a,sssO NoseIey Va. IaphnEs. M trlnl.
JufNiE ANTlHlSY-3la, Eft, III, sH1, nss3, ItB
IT. @ 5s. Isl tu HI, ISL :h1. th7, 100, lDb All. lUJ
ta +l 4l1 ~ ~. NJ. AFlj, Stanton ~. Ilullnduy,
.ttiHiE tlAHnSt1-a 1t, III. 81 III, Judge 1a,nc-
suns Gull. No. ~, lrpuwski Va. Plt'uwski. IN
heMrlnX.
.luptiE NMtEIts-Su preliminary cali. Trlal
enIl l87. lk l75. I'll. liz, lH le4 iii. w. lN, l,
l01, Aul III. M CMBr III trlnl.
JuntIl: Mot.AS-l5, ii, IL 10, 70, r., ~ Ss, ". No
;, JHnux Ii4wrs47, y, %, tt, ~. ILL., M. n,
Sullivan VII 1lArNls, iii tr!nl.
JUDGE IuLkY-7. ~ NJ NJ g,!so nn henIinx:
NU, At, UNI :kt3
Juinn l3AHSuA--No. :lon tsinI.
JUNE I4l]ONIS-}nsu!li GAHGb frOnl D to j., and
term Ms. I'll III, s.t. aN, ~, ~. 1N, Ut', 05,
i'll, 0l3, 1l7t and 5l0.
, 1881-10-06

oswEao. n. T., Oct a.-GaA1S-- whoat qulot. Corn
Guloti No. 1, tic.
, 1881-10-06
DY TELEGRAPH.

TOHE}GN,
8rteial DtnaIrh 10 Ias c9sleaeo Ttttuns.
iIyEut,,uL, Oet. t-ll:0 u m.-FLurn-No.I !, lA
III No. = lus VI.
, 1881-10-06

TOO MANY BOSSES,

| WtLMIHToN, N. O.. Oct. &-brtNlTB uP ruNpES.
| T1SE-EtFul vt $9I5g,
, 1881-10-06

RAILROAD 1IlIE-T1fDLE.
A l,l,IyA1. AND DErAlTUIE OS +
MAnks.-': :1a:ur,ay axcautof. 'aunln; sxaoottl.
4alnntIs excepted. al,ntlr.
thIcn9o II Northwestern Railway.
FhrM M1p% nv-t;ar Acrs nl,1inoas
npEly ~ u Liark.A Grand isaclHe 1'Alncr ltHusc
And dHp,.t eufI9r u WGIts and kin1ln:tts.
, 1881-10-06

,SHEEl'-Tkor9 wnA1 good detnand Yesterday. md
the market ngAIr ruled HtsntH, shippers una tho
local trtts!1 were cnuanod Mnd botw1en them tilo
W. e. A. am adyhe ~ t,s 2sor 9ss weSxs
nedINtn Ut Ekt9l7j and HUud 10 cl.ulcu tstas TO-
The following weFo TGsIoTi0A:
SHEEP KAkEs.
AZ. Ar: Prter;IEe. As. Price, NJ An. I,!ies.
M... " &lp1t lR.... N Et.k1 N.... ~ $i.9j
.. H.. s sSS||:tii5 sS|:t.. .....ii5 ss@ ,os:.: q " S 81 ~
, 1881-10-06

lsittsburg. Fl. Wayne ~ CAichx" bsn1lroAd.
peput c,rter Adams and tanAl-stA .rlckut tsficak,
ii !'lafk-tl. lalu1r lluuss. Grand Pacific llutel.
and Al uopot+