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STREET TALK.
A sT1tONGER MARKET PREDICTED.
Enkefti Qilnttth ia 1h& Chftona TtthI,s.


gptetal Dispateh to Ihs Chicago Tttbun.+
NEW YonK, March 3o.-One OF tho lending
Wall street operators In conversation to-
day OIL the condition OF the market said: !:
with ordinary weuthor for The Inst hnlf OF
April and tho first llalf Of May wa shull SEQ
nstronger market In tho latter part Ut May
than tho most 8anguino now believe will ex-
LIST at that time, There IL no doubt Of our
having nn easy money market nfter the first
ten days In April, and I do not look for any
Btrlngency In tho market between now
and April 10. think wa shall
have M abundance OF money ut Q
per cent through thd first ten days In APRIL,
and by the middle Of May expect to sec
money ut from to per cont,
WITH sETTLED WEATHER AND EABY MONEY
LOOK for one Of the strongest markets we
haye Ind during the past two years. There
may be an exception to this in the case of
tho Granger stocks, think they a!e going
pot to meet worry heavy costs and light ear'!-
ngs from December to tho middle Of April"
Al insider said to-day:
Tint Aif: Vanderbilt Will 20 into now te!e-
graph organization to compete with tho
W.: Mssts1n tsn uHlon . and mt much IN tho report
~, aaTS f2fo VII lensS thH Nsw xoFk
Of advantage to Mr. Vanderbilt to buy tic
Lake Shore, aald BY, leusing tho New York
Centrnl get ont OF tho profit, Of the lease Tic
orH x$s ces q eh s sf ean he
not puy over ! per cent, but il It Wis
leased to The Lake Shore II could
pal pay ere f e ire Sstssf ~ m ay fsS4 SsW
ever, that Will almost certainly prevent any
sucli arrangement. I think Lake Shore Is
purchase at present figures"
BEClkETAnY WINDOM
and Assistantsecratary Upton. will bo In this
consnlt with leading inallclers rs to whether
and rs 70 tho best nscthod of placing theln,
Prominent bankers Of this city, as we'll as
great Interest In p!nns for the payment ot
1uture Interest On coupon
RoSDs 1tEDEEMAnLE DuN1Sd TIE PRESENT
YEAR
"a record Of The United States ponds held
Of tesssb s ffss II 'fs sfqqSss
.;n,aa.p Elysn Mp ssvera1 years ago: The exact
;;;as sHa = ssn,S Ss'a j. 5sssisSs ssss'
OF tho Bah-,rrensury Tint much larger pro-
portion q these bonds WIS held abroad than
r. my other classe0t Government securities.
'asa.:;s,a E'%sinsss Il vas satd to 70 M almost
anlonnt OF these bonds held outside ot this
country. particularly Us tho importation of 81
Aed been very large lu tbs last two months.
4 member of thu firm Of l.. Won HOLMAN u
Co.. Which llas been prominent by Its
l.AlsGE DEALINGS IN GOVERNMENT I.oNns
Tor foreign ACCOUNT, estimated to-day that
Sa5,Oo,000 Nf the bs and between $40, 1000
and $50 ,0oo.o 700 OF the 81 were held iii Europe.
It was insisted. however. that tha estl-
M9ee was purely coniectural, for ho
said tf!ut tho amount had been largely
Reduced slrce Feb. BY shipments Of ths Is
t4 thiscountry. Within tho last two months
his iif.n alone haA received butWeeu
Sl0,c00,Oo0 aud Sl5,NO,000 from Eli
rope, ind lApny other houses hatl re-
eelSed also considerable amounts,
II Was sAid to bu impossible even
70 Kuess what the aggregate Importation lad
>tea recently. but that thoy lad been very
, 1881-03-31

Flood Escapes from All but Ono OF
Ti.cr.,, xvIticl, Ia for t;obbltnp Twelve
Foot or Grountl-Ti.at twelve Feet
wilt Cost Him soO,ooo-Tabnlons
sAS francisco, ,;, Marcel :n.-ThIs morning
Judge Sullivan. Ut the Superior Court, de-
ctded one Of the humorous suits instituted
by Burke against thu Ronat,zn firm, ,rhn
suit decided Is that Of l,urko vs., Flood ct at
tno c"'npla'tls enarRes ING lrhnluieht con-
version of only few feet Of mining ground.
but the principles involved nre very inlpor-
tant. The Judge held TINT the resolutions or
ro,,ccot,n,, o.,nnt,n, a. tl,o f,nuaol,intoI Vfr.
xla stockolders' eeiue M Tin werp instfeetna
because not adopted by unanimous consent
Of the whole body of stockholders, All the
trnnsnctfons. cxcant onc. ware hcIa IL
~ "..s,, t,,,t ~ ..s',,,rsiIa,a ,.,,,.,..
'pva I ai notee @ from y tho b bonds at ths s' tise
OF their character, Or at least sufficient
notico 10 nut them on tho tnoutry. There.
fora tha atnfntr nf H,u;tntinna ,v,e halt
ei ~ havs @ ri, npninat iii eyccnt ma ivs M"
trn,,snrtion' in wfIcm IIar.jcp Fcllt nmr. MR.
frnm Georae +. Kinnay, The intcresf E'ttm Of tho
Finnt nor,v .lti mt a,;near tn ,nvn hee, ,;is,
a,n.o,a ~ il,o fttv ~ oInatnniar. o,,n thc
Innks ennvnvnd nf, mite" r., mt liz aiocE. %
itnItrrs % unon tnuu;yv n thot th;a s'1uM "nc
transaction wns iej,i to ,,e cxnn,nt from 4p Tia
S deianjants. % a. therefore. were reu.,irsd to nv. m
no,,mt fnr IA ,,rnfta or ti,at trn,.vacfau ~ Nv
Tnis accounting mist br. Tia ,fntiEn soifl
to-finy. If tho stockhojt|nrs cnnstitrtinr
Fla cnrnnratnn XII hniiora If IKE
nt this dato viii be- niiowtal sixtv
Mastcr n,.tm{ntnfi 1,v tha f,oirt .vitl,;n vt,;r
~ nin,t - fnLa fno GouuHt ~ tnn ,i,aro., n,
, 1881-03-31
.NEfIlCIL.
R|G0HD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

llaa lar. acrutini1ed urd idnsaad ~ the AcaueiAy
q Mssicin,: Paris NM rssoan.sd t6y ri! lsad,n1
Nervous ultd physical Debility. ute:: tonlaHl no
nau.photu., yaHthar.Asa, u any other Eoi~t1i u
i,snl y ~ tss. s4 M of AZ p.. a lo1 y " ~
u Ii. Z. liitUWN Siti!sMuTll, u Wosl1 Iail.
~. Suw YORK. A1at W n,n.!, on receipt ol price
@ thS .'s1usafS " q = y sIgS.nsi!a .nst*' Aayn. IS
Celebrated ir. lsiu.Hi. VITAL. ksstotatvs Snisf
,!ntlat!;y " MINIS Vhs tosttn,o1lal. ii nr@ 4
a,d ~ TlumIsus asa rnptd frun. 1uY s!Ecuiars u
play necep!loM Iiun tl.e publIa. AK touf uEu4asa
bud Y r Hn%H ' 1l = yistt. at.a AZ & Ms;Il.sn.
Gh!cHx!, md nll vthet Ifu94st4. VAN bEllAACE.
6TEfES6uN 4 l1A. u and u l4Aks.st, Whueaals
ave circular md tes iu1on!x., =, u Al0ESNUNh
II u. " WQtd AVit4IuX. Nov ySLh
, 1881-03-31
ITEMS.

SAD NEWS.

Special Dtspatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, March 3l.-1nformntion Inns
Just been received iii this city that Mrs. Eliza
Greatorex, the artist, h.ls sustained Il heavy
loss In tho death of her only son, Thomas,
who was shot and killed nt Durango,
Colo, March II. Mr., Greatorex was
returning homo from his office about
dusk. when he heard Il man violently abusing
woman, who retorted ns le came up,
wllurBupon the rnftlan knocked her down,
Young Grcatorex knocked him In
turn aud be'abored him sountlly, then
assisted tho woman to her feet
and was turning to leave when the man
drew Ills revolver and fired upon lin, tho
twonty-four hours iii great agohy. The
murderer, who WIS notorious gambler, cs-
capped lynching by flight.
A EoItLE DONATION.
10 ths lrestera Assoelatxd Prsss.
NEW YoisK, Mnrch 30.-AIrs, Oswald Ot-
tendorfar, wlfo OF the editor OF the Snuts-
zett,t',g. las givon Sa5, 600 to the promotion
OF the German school systom. Tho fund
thus created will be known ns tho Herman
Uh1 Memorial Fund. OF this amount the
German Teachers Seminary at Milwaukee,
receives $4,000; tho Free German School Of
New York City, $4,000; tho German School
of t1,c NtrctnnrtE, IVort} So,,roJ tho rrn,,i
a-,, As,antatsen a.,', ~ IT,. .o clst .vAoi
e,s er ~ xnSsos'1on, ~, a"a ilol: Au'efS ochooi
S5,oOo each. IIo money IL tO bo Invested
for these institutions nnd tho interest paid
them.
TIE WORLDS FA11l
The Worlds Falr Commission to-aav rc-
soiveJ lint tho Exno,ttyn rn,m,,tt4eo 'aoa T.
ooa'eu uaa* 1no GAeou'iso Io"l.l1tI'ee .cenl IL
permanent President until after April t5,
wnen inc FINANCE Committee WILL report
subscriptions to capital stock. The members
aro determined 10 u8o tholr utmost cn4ehvOrY
to raise tho required amount tSf, ,000, ,000) by
April Is, provided tho Transportation c0mpa-
nfes subscribe 81 ,QQ0, 200. and tho cftiZpns cf
, 1881-03-31
Rather Extraordinary Showing
Made by tho Clcaring-
House Exchanges.
Chicago, for Once, Lags Behind Every
Other City In the United
States.
Great Booms at Louisville and
New Orleans-The Barge
Shipments.
Becretary Window to Visit New York and
Gat tho National Bankers
Views,
TIE CABINET,
EX.sESATOH TlItIKMAN's VIEWS.
Special LNspateh 10 The Chtcueo Tribune.

EX.sESATOH TIIUltMAN's VIEWS.
Special Dtspateh Ia The Chicago Tribune
NEW York, March 30.-Spcaktng OF tho
rnmorcd Cabinet troubles, ex-senator Thur
man, who Is ut tho 1lolEEnan House, snid this
evening that ho beloved tho Attorncy-Con-
eral was working against the confirmation Of
Stanley Matthews as Supreme Justice, and
that llo tIhurmnn) didn't consider his co,,-
1lrmation very probable. "But don't
think" continued he, "that thsro will be
any resignation from the Cabinet for tho
prescnt.n
, 1881-03-31
BANK.StlSPFNsi0N.

Special Dtspateh to Ths chtea7o Tribune.
ATLANTA, Ga., March 10.-The liabilities
Of the Rome Bank, which suspended four
days siuro, nro estimated at $780, 600, with rs
sets Of about $1,000. The Directors Of tho
bank made iii assignment Of tho effects To
Reynolds, President OF the Rome National
Bank
, 1881-03-31
A MISSING STEAMER.

VAILEJo, CAL, March 9o.-A telegram was
received at the Navy-Y arl late this afternoon
ordering the Wachusette to sen Immediately
70 searcli for tho missing mail steamer City
OF New York. conllng begun with force OF
night labo.ers to get the ship ready to sail
, 1881-03-31
G0iDEN WFDDING.

Special Dspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SoMoNAuK, ILL.,, MArch 3o.-Thu golden
wedding OF Mr.. ind Mrs. A. Gage, WHO set
tied hero In 1s43, wns celebrated this after
noon By large party OF friends, who pre-
sentctl them with n splendid chair, gold.
headed canc, and gold coin amounting lii all
to S16O
, 1881-03-31

Utrita D4patch IL Lu's1kna TIh4ka.
1t seems that among tho slain At tho battle OF
Chorlloe, nenr Lima, South America. oil Tho lSth
of January !1st, wRa Count Ottu ho!fke, aX0d
Civil Ruler of q province in uernany, aud Cap.
, 1881-03-31
CALIFORNIA TAX-FlGHTfRs,

SAN FRANCISCO, March Bo.-About fifty
suits hive been brought In tile Superior
Court by wealthy citizens and corporations to
restrain tax-collectors from collecting taxes
OIL tho supplemental tax-llst, The amount
OF property represented ln tho list IL 31tU,.
, 1881-03-31
lf0rAfordss Acid Etuspllnts Ia Nervous
Debility Rnd DYspcpsEa.

hAVe N.0u ItuF41OTlls AcII Phosphate 70
three years, unl huvu found 1t Il valuable rs:Ine-
dy III nervous debility. AND toulo ll4 lysuepsIa.
u. H. EHApAAM, n. 81. 81. d.,
rhyaicfan to tho Nov Auyen Hospital,
Physician to tho New llnttll Dstieusary,
Lecturer on throut d!seusGs, yuia College.
, 1881-03-31
FAILURE OF A DRY. .eonns FIRM

FAILURE Of A DRY GOODS FIRM,
CINCINNATI, March 30.-I'l,onas Iiylnpaton
g. TO-, tealers IN dress-goods, etc., have made
an assignment to Howard Douglas, Tho
liabilities arc placed at $40, ,000: assats not
known. Tho failure ia attributed to the
long winter and bad weather, delaying pur-
ChaseS.
, 1881-03-31

FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToX, March 30.-Tle House defeated
yesterday (lM to 76) the bill to give municipal
suffrage To women.
, 1881-03-31
ADVICE TO THE FENtANs.

npsesos O4p0+kA 10 lAA CAltda0 1fs4AHt.
MONTREAL, biatch 30.-Capt Kirwau writes
q letter to the iWtncss, In which liz tenders
his countrymell In the United States belong
!nE to the Fenlan party solue sensible advice
and earnest warning against their ruMored
Invasion OF Canada. ue says; 1--WE hayo
, 1881-03-31
CEDAR RAPIDS DAIRY BOARD,

CEnAn RAPIDS, Ia., March D.-Ihe first
regular sale OF the Dairy Board Of Trado III
this city WAS SUCCESS. Creamery butter, "
to II; fa1r to fine ladle-packed, 1S To 70; sklM
cteese, 8 ccnty. The regular sale day OF tho
Board Is OIL "Wednesday Ut each week,
, 1881-03-31
NOW THIS Is TOO BAD.

TORONTO. Alnrcl, a.-Tho information
about intercept,ng the steamer Australia,
supposed to llaye the AIRhsion House pintters
OH board, was not given out by tho State
Department. which had not contemplated It's
ptliltcntIOfl.
, 1881-03-31
WILL BE DISCONTINUED,

CINCINNATI, March a0.-T1o Doari OF
Trade Telegraph, which has for n number Of
yeara Furnished the market reports to tile
Chamber Of Commerce, will be discontinued
Tomorrow
, 1881-03-31
PRICES OF OIL,

PRICES OF OIL.
TlTusv1LI.E, Pa, Match 30.-Oll opened Mt
soAc; highest, 8116c; lowest, 7o376c; closed,
7oBc; shipments, 43,aS; charters, SI,SS3;
runs, &, 200.
, 1881-03-31
A SOLDIERS REUNION.

4 SULUlEHS' REUNION.
CINCINNATI, March 30.-Sept. II, Is, nnd 10
has been agreed upon for the date OF tho
National Rounionfnf Soldiers to bo held In
this city. Various military organizations ut
this city have begun to mako preparations
for tile event.
, 1881-03-31

A M0LnERS' STRIKE,
YOUNGSTOWN, o., March 30.-Tho molslcrs
III the youngstown Stove-1Yorks nru on
strEke, caused by tho proprletors refusing to
employ UniOn men.
, 1881-03-31

haa somo enemies among those who hnvo los
nets and night lines through the Vigilance Of a
mnn WoIl knuwn IL I4olIb,
, 1881-03-31
"llowe'cr 1t bolt sccms TO mo
',ris On1y Iloble 10 he good.

list OF my 6oGl0ty 81 IdtlH III ING management "a
left 70 fow. Tho good names may cos,fMso us
Ut tlrst. b9t very BOOT. wo aro abse to place tho
responsibility whero it. bclds,9s.
nlcnt Nf fauts. 4 writer lnny err In Nero nut
ihere cnn bu no latitude. Whit. therefore,, ca.l
@ y az ayy s as nst e ss &c
known thnt tho Matron undertook to starvo tho
lady out of bur r!onl; That tho slAtron would
ono else to do 90. That subsequently sno
attempted to enttco her from her roum by
SoE d s dn S hat s a us 81, 51r
!eltcr WIS published giving tho pablio to uli.ter-
stan1 that aho wns nnt uniy served with n,eals III
hvr personally. the Old Indy wus int Ut tho
Home ut all, but hnd tpnn rescued and taken
awny by her pastor und fTlclsds, und wis twcnty
aHfnRtion located hcr. II you Gun Rlinrd TO
ull0w your ittter to stun1 III Il contradiction 10
NY statement " that case or 90 specimen of
AgaIn, think your artico contains suuo
itls sesonsGo for .ho 6a statS su of afasrs Al
tho Einlnc. Fur tnstaneu, yul are 10 weldod to
'he policy OF sorctity III tho lnnnagulnGst Ut tho
Old ladies' thnt ytiu refer tho cataMlttgB VI thu
ilo.ne to mistaken pulley ot kindness, or, ~
YOU wy "the attc!Hpt % continue tho dlacIpltno
q tho IiBno b. family upon the assump.ion
That unch minute would upprcCiatehe her privileges
aud conduct hefsell property" Thus you painly
te!l u TINT now AZ Homo Is eontiaaud on tho
tyfnnny bus put fnrth ia ali aus. ths nssun,p s
unn thAt cotulnun pcopo uatl neither uplreuutu
nor b. !n.snstea wIth pr,s!'ses; Antl whrn
wUnis Il yar charter. and brs.ialt - 1sar uta,,
old l4dta Who kuuw whit Il IL tu De lroel oI With
your t,stltuuon who tlcsur III any senso h..sc
bcell pAu'ers tu sAcrty thDn tho rrulty, not IT,
sucu.
Do YOU eyor expect to SOC family in the
llomo 50 atloct i, spirit that nnne will over
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PRINTING

The TELLER once Is Pre-
pared to furnish at Short
notice amy Of the following
ut Cheap rates:
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No More Sunday Concerts.

Gen. Miles commander of the de
partment Of the Columbia has ordered
that en- Sunday of each week the nee
essary military exercises will be per
formed with the least ceremony and
with field music only.
The Regimental Bands may play
sacred music at any hour during the
morning fixed by the commanding of
Gcer.
All military exercises and labors will
he completed before 10 u. m, except
the guard duty.
Whenever the public interest de-
mand departure from this order, the
occasion must be immediate and i'm
perative, otherwise the above rule will
be strictly adhered to.-DaHy Union
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The Alarming Increase OF
Heart Disease and Nynap-
toms Which preCede IL.
IL.
Leading to Scientific Inyestlga-
ton and an Attempt 10 Check
its Increase.
r.
The Wonderful Properties Of "Sedatine-
dc india" and how TO Properly
Use 1t.
FACTS Of IMPORTANCE FOR ALL REGARDING A
NE W DISCOVER y.

Inc mortallty statistics OF TINS country
sho" thas great proportion OF deaths ARISE
IRON heart disease. but asid from the
a.a,''y Wn'ch attenus H. tue inconvenience
ana sulief'hs "hieh even the hrst stages
orin9 MAKE ~ necessary 70 take prompt
n aa .a'ules ioi 'enei onaouo,eDs 'he great
ease of the Heart is "Sedatine de India"
which is accomplishing such wonderful re.
suits and attracting SO much attention.
This great remedy possesses ingredients
specially designed for all the numerous trou
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OF course Bagshot had to explain,
and promised the bereaved father
a two column notice of the dead
Bennie's many virtues. Hardly had
he done 50 before young Cooley APP
peored, shouting "Colonel Bagshot,
you are lying scoundrel. This is
a nice thing to put in your backyard
sheet abou, young lady
s cIETY ITEM Miss Cooley, the old bag
oa Nam street, waltzes around in patent
hustle, hoping to cntrap some fellow. But
she cant; not even if she lays the paint on
twic, as thick as she does now.
But Bagshot did not stop to listen.
He flew on and up Into his office like
fab. n one was there That able
assistant editor, warned by some friend
unknoxn, had busted for ever. Lying
on the desk was copy of the paper
folded so that this notice first met Bag
shots eye:
LITERARY Men The conscience strick en-
snipe who pretcnds to run this paper has
gone into the country. We expect to hear
eve,y moment of his sentence to the peni-
Tertiary for arson or highway robbery
The citizens of Chodunk should congratu-
late themselves if the Colonel does not DIS
grace his town by being hung for infant-
eide.
Bagshot never intends to employ an.
other assistant editor, and journalists
n search ola situation will find it heal
thy 20 keep away from him.
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Marriage Certificates,
Letter heads,
Funeral Notices
BillsofLadlng,
Visiting Cards.
Wedding Cards,
Invitation Cards,
Programmes,
Constable Sales,
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,

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Low prices are Inducements to try some of
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OUR COUNTRY GIRLS.

Up carly in the morning,
just at the peep of day,
lStraining the milk in the dairy,
Turning the cows away
Sweeping the floor in the kitchen,
Making the beds up stairs,
Washing the breakfast dishes,
busting the parlor chairs.
Brushing the crumbs from the pantry,
Hunting for eggs in the barn,
Cleaning the turnips for dinner,
Spinning the stocking yarn
Spreading the whiten linen,
Down on the bushes below,
Ransacking every meadow,
Where the strawberries grow.
Searching for "fixings" for Sunday,
Churning the snowy cream,
Rinsing the pals and strainer,
Down in the running stream
Feeding the geese and turkeys,
Making the pumpkin-pies,
Jogging the little ones cradle,
Driving away the flies.
Grace in every motion,
Music in every tone,
Beauty in form and feature,
Thousands might covet to own
Cheeks that rival spring roses,
Teeth the whitest of pearls,
One of these country maids is worth
A score Of your city girls.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-25

GRAFTs.--Farmers often desire TO al
ternate tops ofapple and pear trees which
bear poor sorts. II they procure CRAFTS
Of desirable sorts from distance, they
must be we'll preserved through winter.
And it often happens that gratis cut late
in autumn are better than those which
have been injured in vitality by exposure
on the trees through sharp winter
One way 10 keep them fresh and plump,
is TO keep them in an open box by two
cross stats. 10 as TO I'll it. and then bury
il mouth downwards 10 dry spot. The
earth cannot touch them, but It's moisture
will prevent them from drying. Another
way Is TO encase them in thick layer of
moss from the woods and bury them in
a dry spot. WiIted gratis may be re-
stored in few weeks by either mode.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-25
A Disorderly Time.

4 want to make complaint against 4
disorderly house, explained an excited
individual as be rushed up to police.
map on Michigan avenue yesterday.
Where is it,?
It's saloon on the next block
What can you prove p
'Provef Why went there and asked
for drink
'Wellr
And | got it,
Yea
But when | went to pay for it found
that had lost my wallet. l told hin
I'd 60 out and borrow the money, bul
he got mad and went for me-
Well, is that your proof?
'Alli Not by long shot I've had
my left eye disordered. I've had my
front teeth disOrdered. My nose is dis.
ordered half an inch out of line, and
this $24 suit Of clothes wouldn't bring
50 at an auction. We disordered the
stove and two chairs, and IL YOU cant
make disorderly house out Of all thi.
you'd better get out Of that uniform. -
Detroit Free Press.