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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-23

recovery from the lowest figures of the morn,,.
and from the last prices of yesterday. Nothing was
known of the result of the conference of few rsl.
road men at the Ere's Office, but among railroad
men their is no expectation that the conference win
result in anything but talk. One of the ex
IRENE antagonists is not represented at ths
meeting at all, and the other extreme IL
represented only by subordinate who is author-
lied to report what is said and what is proposed to
be done. Out of such material little is to be en-
pected, even if the business conditions were ripe for
a settlement The trunk line shares however
barring Canada Southern, after being weak in thu
morning, moderately firm in the afternoon
The general market closed dull and steady at The
recovcries
The total amount of business in Government bond,
at the boards was only $4,000 and transactions
outside of the boards also small. Prices were
steady, the only change in the final bids being de-
cline of Is for the continued 5s. Annexed are The
closing quotations.
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Gltn Renl GStaie for Sale.


4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBl NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
fPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23S Broadway corner Thirty
rstst #lS West twenty third-st. corner Eighth ave-.
No. % East Fouteentbst corner Union square 700 Third
COZ ler Fortyseyeuth ST.; at the HARLEM OFFICES,
twenty nth ST., up TO y. al regular office rateA
REEkMAN-ST., near -Five-st0ry sub
~ santOl marble building for sale; excellent
KULASD Il WHITING, l2l NassaLst
E7Ok SALE.-$S. 600. Two new thrce-story
n brown stone houses with all improvements, 80 G5i
south lOth~t three minutes walk tn the fetT terms
cay JOHN NJ SrEARNS COunsellDrat-Law, 40 4th-
ST., Williamsburg.
1 OCATlON The houses on
3ds elegant cheap, and convenient of by
Olh-aNc IL road 1kdst station Experts have said
chasers, Best they built 10 you
almost sure to buy inquire OF \. o. ROWE Az W. 73ds
.OLIVER-ST: LOT for sale; price, $4,000.
" rutland II WHITING, III Nassau.st.
"SEEING Is BELIEVINGn
- For $4,000, including all carpets, shades window
screens chandeliers and fixtures, SIi East 7a
haudsomcst three story high stoOp private dwelling
the city large brick furnace IN spendly lighted
tTcmely cheerful dining and kitchen
deep; second hOr styc; third floor rooms
hot and cold water 'front.' and I'll ceilings chastcy
coed all walls hung with richest gold papers every spot
throughout IN apple pic" orders Size, II by 1922
easy, nmei ate possession; only by permit SAMUEL
kILPATklCk, 300 3d.aye.
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OF city bank stocks, Commerce sold QS) at $50,
Metropolitan l5Ol at 49, and Central National 1O)
at 131. The bidding and asking prices the first
call were follows:
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Sept. o. 1881
RECORDED REAL ESTATE r8ANSFEaa
NEw-YoRK CITY.
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Urates ano TENDERS.

r S. CONOVER g. CO., Designers and Manu.
- factnrers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND TENDERS
IIEEPLACES In Brass, Bronze, Steel and Tile
Auiirons Fire Sets Coal Hods, basket lirates Ga
Elegant Of designs Decoraed Tiles for
heaxths and acngs Architccts designs executed or
elusve designs furnished Low estimates 70 architects aud
outlderA Warerooms, No SOS Csnalst
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Corporation Notices.

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tween Pier old Al and Pier old AZ North River win
received by the Department of Docks III and l9
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Dressmakins.

A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER will work
for few more costuiners. ut her home;
stands all branches Of dressmakmg also young
chDdrens cothes also ladies' dresses the most
reasonable terms Address ali the week.
DREssMAKER, 800 Tlnrd-ave
'C'O FIlsST-CLASS DRESSMAKERS.--W Would
IKE en,ents 10y tie day, week home
Aaarsss The Misses NJ and H. H. S0S W. 23dst
ng once cor. stilave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
a Gnod Asset.

The other day, down in Marysville, the
suit Of one George Gambs against the s. R. R. R
for damages incurred in last summers excursion
train-smash-up, came up for trial.
The case was evidently going in favor of the
plaintiff, who had detailed his terrible injuries i'll
pathetic manner when the sympathetic foreman
of jury wiped his eyes end said:
You say, my poor fellow, that the baggage car
carried away three of your ribs, which will leave
a dangerous and unsghtly wound as long as you
Iive?"
Il did. sir" replied the victim, in asad voice.
Just be kind enough to remove sufficient cloth
ing so that the jury can inspect the injury"
"-er-Td rather not" stammered the witness
"I-er-night catch cold Isn't the surgeons GER
tifcate enOugh?"
Yes; but we should like to know the exact
fact" said the foreman.
This hesitation looks very peculiar" growled
the Judge THE witness will peel at once, ac-
corning to Revised Statutes S41-63."
We'll, the fact is, gentlemen" said the witness,
desperately wiping the pcrspration from his fore
head The fact is that am not the smashed up
party myself My name is SkUdder.'
Then what in - do you mean by this action"
Numbered His Honor.
The action is all right enough, may it please
the court" explained the plaintiff. "Gambs was
all broke up in this collision, just stated; but
he had been owing me $1,000 for long time,
and as all the assets he had III the world was that
hole in his side, just clapped first lien on it.
Last month he was sent 10 Jail for sheep-stealing,
and 50 thought I'd just run the case on its merits
SO 10 speak and take the chances"
And although the railroad company's attorney
moved a nOnsuit the jury were so impressed with
the propriety Of the transaction that they gave
verdict for the amount and costs before the judge
could be walked up again in time to interfere
DCTricE DOdd in Sun FiGRciScO Post.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
ThOS. j. Fisher & Co.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
UABLE BRICK DWELLING, NO. 2026 G
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated May 81 a. D. 1877
and recorded in IbGr No. SIS, Folio ~, of the
land records for the District of Columbia and the
request of the parties secured thereby will sell
public auction in front Of the premises at O'Clock
M, on TUESDAY, May 10, A. D. ISL lot numbered
fifteen (l5l, in o. L. BabcOcls recorded subdivision of
lots eight tS), nine 90, and ten 0), in square
beTed hundred and three l03) together with the
cellar brick dwelling, with twO-story and basement
brick back building.
Terms: One-third cash. Of which 500 must be de-
posted at the time of sale and the balance in equal
payments at one, Lwo and three years secured by a
deed of upon the property, and the of the
purchaser bearing interest at per cent. per annum
until paid, payable Semiannualy; all cash. at the
purchasers option.
a policy OF insurance will be required upon the
building TO the amount of the deferred payments All
conveyancing at the purchasers cost. If the terms
of sale not complied with i'll ten days the prop
erty will be reSold al the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser. WM. P YOU NC,
aIcs0- ENINdS Surviving Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BaItimorc General nIarket.


BALTIMORE, May 5.-Cotton dull; middlng, IO1:G1
lOsac. Flour higher and firm; Howard street and
Western super, s. 5O64 90; do extra 81 25@5 90: do
family, > 57G625 City Mills SUPER 50 5OI OG do ex-
Ira, Il 255 90; do family &c 5G66 %: 90 Rio brands
s. 25@6 50: PatapscO family, s. co. Wheat-Southern
higher: Western higher; Southern red 81 2II &c; do
amber, 81 @Slyl 81: No. Western winter red, spot
$! 25'eN 25a; May 23E6I 23TS; June 81 2O2S@1 2l;
July 81 1870 IL August, 81 1igI HI Corn-South-
ern higher Western higher; Southern white j1G5Sc
Q1.ellOW. SEA 56c: Western mixed spot. SIC: MAY $751;
@oIcJ une. 5J55Sc steamer. 5i.c Cats firner West
STn white 4gi9c; do mixed. 45I6c. Rye quiet at 81 To-
hay-prlme 20 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
SH@aG y 90 Provisions steady and quiet; mess pork
Old SlS: new, $40; bulk meatS-lUOSe shoulders and
clear rib sides, Offering; do packed ca 9I.c; ha
SHsiouldeTS, TIC: clear rib sides. IOi4c hams Id
I- lard-refincd, I2c. Butter dull; prime to choice
Western, packed lGG20c; roll I5G 1Sc. Eggs dull and
weak az lie. Petroleum nominal; refined sc. Coffee
Gu; Rio cargOes. ordinary fair, 9iaGIIi.c Sugar
EIhI; soft, gsSc Whisky, 81 TO- FreightS to Liver
poor per steamer quiet; cotton 3GiId -four, 1Ss per
ION gram "a I'd ReceiptS-fiour, $50 barrels wheat
81 bushels; corn, 1856 bushels oats 25IG bushels
oltlnCS-WheaT, none; corn. II0I77 bushels. Sales
wheat, 5i6,3d bushels; corn, p $3.50 bushels
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond Observation-Disclosures
and Kew York Produce Markets.

BY Associated Press
New YORK, May 5.-AIoney easy at 3GtI per cent.
on call, and closed easy at 3G4 per cent Exchange
firm at ISi 1879 for long and 1885, to 1853 forshort
sight. Governments strong. and generally shade
higher State bonds IN light request. Railroad bonds
irregular on moderate volume of business
The stock market opened strong and higher, and
prices advanced steadily during the morning and up
10 the second CALL when tho Improvement in prices
ranged from z TO per cent, the latter in Hannibal
and st. Joe common, Do preferred, St. Paul. Lake
Shore New Jersey Central, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, Western Union, Chicago and Alton Iron
Mountain, Nashville and Chattanooga, Louisville and
Nashville. Union Pacific, Texas Pacific and Memphis
and Charleston being also prominent therein In tie
late dealings there reaction of i to % per cent.
in which Hannibal and ST. Joe common and preferred
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, New Jersey
Central, Michigan Central, and st. Paul were most
conspicuous: but in the final sales the market became
frmer and closed at fractional recovery. Transac-
tons aggregated 6l5,3l6 shares, including Canada
Southern, 5.lOG Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
S Denver AM RiO Grande. 81. 91 Erie, 500 Han
nihal and ST. 10, 60.I0G Kansas and Texas Is SOC
Lake Shore, 24,Gg Louisville and Nashville. =! $50;
MiChganCentral, 5000 Metropolitan Elevated 500:
Mobile and Ohio, 1900 Memphis and Charleston 1890;
Northwestern l. 500 Nashville and Chattanooga, TO-
zoo New Jersey Central, 27,tOG New YORK Central
1900; Ohio and Mississippi, 800; Ontario and West
ern, SGG Pacific Mail, 500 St Paul 1890 ST. Paul
ard Omaha, 800; Texas Pacific, 24SOO; Union Pacific
2SOE Wabash Pacific, 800: Western Union, 80 700:
Lake Erie and Western, $500; indianapolis Bloom
ingtOnand Western, $50; SItrO Tunnel 1890.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
DISTRICT COURTS,

N-l!.E ~ GENERAL TERM IIEF-JUsrTCI- CART.
= tNb It%Ti, - HAGNER ANrCoX.-WaIIach "
S....,a aFacu and submitted. Barber v Pe1Dc's
80. hi.iE: argued and submitted District q.
'.'''s - .iSs. mandate presented bv M Tot
o o. $50 and - w. 49, - -'' a. o. d.
F,l-tllIn SurET-IUsTICE WYLIE-Euntipv "
T...s t'l,irtu 10 aEgilUr. Lane - Lane. t,r.lyf-
o. lfilho1 denied without prejudice Ja.,si,, %
i5..,. li., on defendant, rptUrEahle on the 10!
y.,.lr- -1rtIeTSsu ~ SdlaIlWOod: cor
,r.f,' p. 'ii.'loy ordered. Mercer y FTu-g "a
p.r.s.--r ' .seu!n 90 William Hogan. IT.. ordered
i-,.. ,- .5..-i. l. O tTien ordered TO bring fund
s-.f,,,Ir.-' i.t lll III tomorrow ~ eleven a IN
- E-I,,S .ol tg-,lag--'a!; " Gleason Robinson
N,rlT-'..- 49, Nice ys. Nice. Porter vs. White
Thomas Ig-rI, ,.'-'.A 'rusi Company, Thomas Us
CRIWrS.I - - . - -,.rl. Burns " Cross.
,ifI sf - iIT TSTI,t I,lE-Juz- ,iisol =
IN IN ,t4na.y next IL ten o'clock a m s Hd1ri
tll d" Gay IL ton a m a. IL -AuJuuEIv'i
CIRCUIT GOTRr-I Ds,;,o
session to-day FOR motions oniY VIII nod
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
j. Z. ColdWeH,
REAL ESTATE ACCTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a DESIRABLE TWO,
STORY, MANSARD AND BASEMENT, TEN
ROOM BRICK DWELLING, WITH ALL THE
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. NO 81 K'STREET
NORTHEAST, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST.
By virtue of a deed of trust. dated February g. a.
D. is77 duly recorded in Liber No. S46 Folio SO ct seq
one of the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby we
will sell public auction. in front OF the premises
on WEDN ESDAY, May H. 1851, al $50 o'clock p. M
the following described real estate situate in the city
of Washington. District of Columbia, owit:
Being that Fart Of square numbered Go commenc.
ing nj point 0l feet of the northeast corner OF
said square. and running west along the line of h
street 30 feet thence south 50 feet thence east 20 feet
and thence north the place of beginning, together
with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-fOurth cash. and The balance in one,
two and three years with interest at per cent. per
annum. secured by 4 deed of trust on the property
sold: or all cash, al option of the purchaser de-
post of SIC0 required the time Of sale and all con-
vevancing 81 purchasers cost Terms TO be complied
iih in seven DAYS otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell property at the risk and cost OF the
fpfautiIlg purchaser after five days advertisement
BRAINaRD II. WARNER, -r,,,s,sos
]. {. EASTWOOD,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
REAL ESTATE,
The Official Transfers Of Yesterday as
Recorded.

Recorded.
MIR j. F. Olmstead presents the following transac
lions in real estate in the District yesterday, re-
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On streets NORTH between Thirteenth and Four
teeth streets west; part OF lot (l9S3 by 100 feet)
square 2SS; Christopher y. Thorn TO Cassandra A.
On Corcoran street-uorth side-corner of Thir-
teeath street west: SubOt b 10 by 30 feet) square 30
George r Appleby ct al, trustees, to Mary +. Rich
I'm the alley between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
west; pat of snlot g. li95s by depth square 1876;
Zacharlsth Downing to Ellen NJ. Ware, S5S2.9S
On street north, near SXtccn:h street west; part
sdblot CO Us by llai fnei) square 195; Zacharah
Downing 10 George Il. Pcndleion. s., 2s2-
On l. street ESct.. between Twenty-second and
Twenty third streets west: guhiots H. r. and ID t6s
feet Gy depth square 20; Robert II. Ward trustee 10
JOSEF hiEe Z. Narf!e!d, i:o:rnal.
On X street Ecfth, between Second and Third streets
square S1l; Charles +. f. Rosenthal 10 John Mont
sOmery, SI225.
we@t 70 10y Is fe2Ll. square 3sS Martha Z. Been ct
Va. 10 JGEn a. Stephenson, 81 ,ac:n.
On North Carolina avenue, near Second street east
part sublOt y est 10 feet IL inches by depth, square
s3i; RebecGG (ounSworth Ell vir TO Phillip II. Christ
man. ST Gee
On Third street east near Dstreet SOUTH lot 6 (53 feet
10 iEces by denth square 763; AnatOle B. Dennis TO
Alice II. SchOll, {5.l0G
On 4 street Forth. between Eighth and Ninth
streets east; part lot least % feet by depth, square
9l9; Gabriel Jardella 10 Mary Baldwin, SiO0
GEORGETOWN.
On Madison street, above High lot 2S2 (165 feet by
Gepth) block la6, in Beatty & Hawkins addition
James W. Hendlev TO William Vogt, SJ01
COUNTY.
CalderOn Carlisle trustee, 10 William Il. Brown
lots Is I9, 20 and u 600 by $50 feet} block g. in sub
division CT Meridian HILL S3,lO0
Charles B. PurViS, trustee. et al, to Henry Taylor
lot 80, in 4 subdivision called Chichester, S65.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
New Yorx e.erer,I ,r,rt,o,

NEW York, May 5-Cotton quiet and firm; uplands,
ic9IG Orleans 10 l3lGC; consolidated net receipts l.
"'i bales exports-Great Britain 500 bales the Cont
helit, l.6iO bales. FlOUr-Southern common TO fair
extra, 81 755 20 good TO choice do s. 2G7 co. Wheat
ta9lzc higher, closing fairly active in export bust
n,SS; good trade on speculative account: ungraded
itNSL lSGl y. COrn-caSh scarce: l02c higher. Cd
IONS larry active closing shade better: ungraded So
Wosc oiiS fairly active closing irmer: No 3, 45sc
iI"ps steady and quiet; yeariings. I2dISc Coffee
race Eight; Rio in crgOeS quoted at So "a I2lc: in Job
ro.S. ltGI3,gc sugar in steady demand and mode
II''t C.iItrfiI!S2l Gc fair 10 good refining 7Is
I,5G prime !-G@73sc; refined strong and in better
ii.;.H standard A. 95c. NOlasses quiet: 20 test re
LLiS quoted al 81 td35c. Rice firm and in mode
r.e inquiry; Carolina and Louisiana, 47lG7lzc for
,rl.l."n 10 choice. ROsin quiet ~ 81 ~ .C1I ~:
tr.tltiuhe quiet at &c bid. Wool duh and de-
y.lnI Gomesiic fleece 3ld sc: pulled eOG3sc: I'M
"S' o. 70 &c; Texas, IA &c. Pork weak and with
- a.n'stJie change; niddleS . shade better long
.l, 80 short clear. SIC. Lard fCyeriSh and nm
it.tr'' closing lower aud weak at Sl2.6O Freights
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
WAsHINGroy. D. c. MAY 6, Isl.
SPRING..
BY MARTIN CRoNIN.


tn those who are Tired of hearing star-routes,
Of .. dead-Iocks' and that sort OF thing,
frdfzzv old speeches by g Bourbon galoots,
IN grind out some verses on Spring"
Tho hunnming-bird huns rs he humbugs his mate,
While the yew-tree drops yams for the yak;
The bumble-bee buns ill he can't navigate
Will the jackal on hot appleack.
Sow Saddle Rocks sadly lie down in their bed,
Ard the BIne Point heeTS 10 look blue,
While balloons loud babbe IS Bah Ballads" for bread
A. the June-bug low jukes in the dew.
Tg,e codfisles coddle their maternal cod
While the whip-poor-wil whips at his will;
The bullfrog gets groggy while mixing his tod
And the nan:ry-gOat skips in Brazil
These signs go TO show that winters receding,
And behooveS ali their spring suits TO have;
Rut Good evening now, till some theT evening,
For I'm going TO the matt this af.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
Public Sale OF Steam Yacht
s'StOFm Signal"
orr1cr nr - CHIEF s1evAL OfF1clsR


WASHINGTON, ID. C., May ., 1881
will sell atauction to the highest bidder, for cash. q:
Sfe.,hpnson'S Wharf. in this city, on THCRSDAN
sElTERSOON the 18th instant, at $50 O'Clock, the
5boyanaued boat. having length of IS feet, IA feet
beam. saloon cabin, staterOOm, and berths Tor crew;
vertical engine. .,. .., r
The appurtenances belonging thereto, consisting OF
con1Date outfit of table and saloon furniture neceS-
rv 10 the comfort of rstclass boat OF this charac-
ter. .,. l., oo % T,,,r
anSon Rrotlers corner Ninth and Streets and ooat
o., inspCcted al the wharf, upon permit obtained at
Ibis Office. -, ,,a.
~ 49, ROBERT CRAIG,
First Iiauteuant Property and DisburSiDg Othcer,
Signal Service, L. = a 40.
DuNCANsoN; Bros, Auctioneers. my--o'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
Sour Stomach.

Ifthe food taken into the stomach is not di-
gested it decomposes. In the latter case pun
gent gas is developed which causes erctations.
or else the stomach itself secre;es an acid which,
rising upward at intervals. stings the outlet
sharply These extremely disagTecabie sensations
are attributable TO impaired digestion. To get rid
of them, prevent their recurrence, it is only
necessary to tone and regulate the gastric organs
with HOStetter'S Btters. II will not answer to
postpone the great corrective with The idea that
The unpleasant symptoms Will disappear of them
selves. So far from that being the case, they al
most invariably cuinlinate ifregected, in chronic
dyspepsia with its concomitants Of gnawing in the
stomach, dizziness, perverted vision, headache,
and slcepeSsncsS. IT is true that all these disa-
greeables may be obviated by course Ofthe btters
but how much wiser to anticipate their arrival
with one or two doses of that sure preventive of
indigestion and strengthener Of the alimentary
organs, MNF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06

LONDON. May 5.-COnsols for money, 1O2 ZIG and
IO23I6 for the account New Jersey Central consOls
To- Erie shares, 4g5s: Atlantic and Great Western
seconds. 3Ol4; Illinois Central. II&; Pennsylvania Cen
tTl, 7l5 Reading 2Sls; New York. Ontario and West
ern, b The amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is &12,O00
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-06
UNHE SPLENDID ESTATE,
" ABINGTON,"
On the Potomac River, opposite Washington,
AT PIIRIIC SALE

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 49, at 2
o'clock, the premises shall sell that fine estate
known as Abingdon, on the Potomac River oppo-
site Washington and distant about IL miles from the
Capitol containing 400 fertile acres spendidy adapted
for dairy and stock farming.
There is cattleyard on the property directly at
Waterloo Station, ON the Washington and Alexandria
Railroad: also fine brick clay adjoining the Wash
ington Adamantine Brick Works."
The farm will be sold in subdivisions.
For descriptive pamphlets, piats, and terms of sale
apply at our office.
THOS. J. FISHER d CO, Auctioneers.
mon