davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-17

Tho rGC1lptH both Of ctt10 anu hogs wGro exce,-
unnally aFsu for week In JuMuary, tho difference
compared with tho corresponding wepk last year
an,nnattnx to 3lDI head and u u! hend respectively
Tho tncEe4s0 Uver tho previous w1ok WIS t7l cattlp
mud 7a hoss. Of tho f"sner tho Incsuaso IL purity,
II nut wholly accounted 1nr by tho scarcity OF wutuF
In nlhy sections Df tho West, whl!o The iarIor af.
rtyu ut hugs was tho rrsult uf the advanced pElees
established during tho pruvlons week, md tsiD nl-
proved aomAnd for. md consequently enhanced
vAuH 0f. hoH l,rO.tucts. There lnls lpgrsp Og
activity IN lsh Uranrhos Ut tl,o n,arls but in no
case OF cAttta the trading WIS dono ~ materially ro-
ducctt pTlces.
CAl"ri.ts-rho week opened fayorah,y 10. Tho ye,t-
k q s HsF.Ss s fq5 I'D assy n atYsasy
n,, !;"no srale h;'aght freely Il sIons ptsss
s:s ss$S @ y: :'ss
Il s ssi.is III s4s s u. S s
.ix i y4s. l a y S1S{ es.i,x xs. stss1s ~ .S q
Ssfx y Is sSs ss a : INV u 4 ,;S
s%sI IT, a sSa 5ssS's y.saa s ~, rSs y f.5;
h,1 hSa "sfn Ey.aa. e"uIEt 10 s.,;nn p1iscs
Sss IT. atsy % s SsSt HS S%t
of h tns sas;I9 wsr. Il tair n Hoa aaaiiIs:
II Ths9S 'is r. as mn 5sP @h|a
~ sSs.s r wH1s . ita!s ia e GS'S " G. asaspis a s
vs5s auiet mnt1st n .aturAy. Ns tt1 i,svsisi.
sxpssissa' Ina stlaps5s wsrs ,.Slss @ rs liz
W S'tS q liz aosx ''A1' w.
kutFtIlWNHs
Extra lseoyea-t'nsdud atosrs. weighing 1aW
Ch0lcs liseYus iat aisd wStj.iSfnsI '''>'s"
.ssg Il wsxs!tHE it y t9 A7sil
tnH i;S9 ~ la0 %sSsl81
,inE 11 T. i50 ..., a1saAl0
Iyna SMn"n Z q; rt:!cH r. III sss " tof csy slaughter
slacE Gsss!o-Go%aoH saiils. wsaIiax III 4'&a"
a;a iii!a ao1. Sisi:. :t;:: @7'a@"
IN irrss. Il; I'D r.ss
aAFkat attnlu1nted hckinX 0p1Fnklnl& nil1 although
th1 duly tecgtnt rpae1lt 11h0 tNllu tuuy GVyTEs
@ Wes1 iHMnA fur Hal ny .nrK. and At .lcaIly hard
M itlaln ilsht xYvht. .aa q 3&t2'e il trsSY G!asisi, -
ti!y tsprMyr svsKa ~ w. s,d Ing Aitef Il f1
x3A tHt heavy. These Prlcoa 4Aelip ppr lhJ lis
AelltHR NJ Ia uni luasy at LxsasI nafEvI
til p!oylaus weuk. saturdays narE0E WI ariys uHJ
stuA1} utll tttwaEl nAn, when a&spr fvoIjI WAN
Manlfpatea. NJ tuaIrtant IDcll,tv xaa sitatslnpd.
nnMossF lA9 market closing ;ha Ab0vU
,,sliEEr@l'rso1 a..raaea s!Ixh.y lowur than tor
llaa previous w9ek chlso and oxlF1 guAlitlUs hsij
~ PssIex wS but In pur - fair nuRlltiua shtInh-
wv " 9t9aN Nas sustained. bhlpp1E1 hATu e1n.
Ans9a " hS @arkss ha ths iaFst art " tuppiy
aqsfss ~ ;Ss @Ypat III lid sooi u eaoeS
KANsAs CIgY,
Gpsefal btspasch fu Ths CAteaoo Itttuns
kARsAs CITY, No., jan. M~Tho Prize Current
''cA71tx-lsaes'pt. s7I shipments, ~, market auls
, 1881-01-17
1sIfilN-fSIOES.


HOO TitOnuCT9-Woso Irregular. 1irerrool 70.
ported higher rrlcss for ments who tho 1ncnl hog
market enaicr. Tho lnstau1 fAc4 prevailed u
cause a dccne In pork and lnn1. hut they reacted
when Il was found Tint aoers were mol tfoe MT DO
prnsscd quotations. md thut mrnts wer, going M
freely fur export, whie cuEofs wesa bidding up vol
fur hunls. The export demand Inns bccn acllso
during tho whulu wcok, and relatively betlcr prices
for meats have encouraged EMckurs IL mnke pprk
ess fr1oy hngtt oy snla sayertt tn9us and Dnrteis
rupe. Thg lmcksE uf ths city .!nco t,et. III II Fu-
Urtpd ~ s3thLnn hugs ngllnst LEI5.Anto time
la:t year; md ~! -, tln tw.! yenrs ltE1.
n.f 70 tSsss stst @ % Il is, III e:sss sc.
wore rtIur!r Ut Li,1U brta SELLER February III sE:{
Mlla,si IU brls heller Anfrii 1T LtiII md
de hrs scter srs.l nt titastia,R l%lal biag nr!*
seller ,Ianlarys tia5j sriieF FebFuaryi t3.iih saor
tA,.ircllnrl Tx l'er tlD bs nr1t closed only 2xe
below tho iains. rrlces vF Fr!iay. sn". wur,. -.
s ..F ttnr3 H. sstSr T. ;9e sn, i. @ y:
tssf ssa - VI ss'ss ,ss!:
ss"! :tssfr rasr,tssy 81 ~ st'a sRat Ii ts!$5 II fy
MEA1s-Wefs In very xnuA du!nufld fur export
wtt!l0 .ioncst!c cuts wnE9 ufGsctl quito freely by
paexpTs EIaknk thu market .uuwllnt !ffr.ul,ir Ia
s ssiIe1 aafsh. VI tsses i i" @ .. sss1s :Ss Vii I.
nsU pcs Hrctn ttu. spccnl cut. Al ttAl, lx!k!uihs
short Iths ~ At5tANi Ht!lar February, A's51$ 4tN
sc!!er March, md aIu seslor Apt!ls 70 ltoxss lung
V ii sG sSs s & m ;st @ Ss, d. S,c!
Clm6eriatas at Ill; 10 Gnxrs saI1rdsifas 1T ss.7i
Gipm ~ Ktncn hnnis ~ lbs). tary Vt sl:a, 5hO PCS
10 tl1 ibs} y Tjs; Mnd ~ T.. hnins q
= coek i"r ieasea aess
otherwise epeClEGus
, 1881-01-17

F1oUie-Wns In fait demand for Saturday which
Is usually II quiet day, nnd tho tnntknt ruled tsm
Thcro WIS . few oxpnrs orders on sard. sales wcro
repUfied OF IJ bFs and G Hacks wIntHrs md a5 brls
ryc Hour on private tcrs 80 bss ind aUsacks luutto
spring rxtrns. prl.y Ut tisjatGl ~ brls cxtrua ut
*ttus ' br!a tuckwheat Hour nj tte. Total equal TO
!t1 brl*. Etpurt purs wotu qnnted at {lNksh4; fur
good u choice, and ryu do 1T tl,!]1 st'j.
OrIIEH MtilarGprs-WeTa In fair demand md
trEi. Sales ours bran ut t0.t]YlLtI; car MIDI.
lt,,la ti:; cur feed at slHU; nnu cars do nt
&EkhlliGW.
HrnlSG WllEAT-wns rather qusct and aon,o.
mhss .1s frpta,"t g. Il t 15eT vim sos A. aSovc a
!on!iah reGSrtsA II paase bat ~ apa!c'.t canx" %
!s. " s's We ws' t;! =
he M t%ns of S 9in f,skat nix aspe,isd % ~. viii
W aasssr' 1t innssu @ ishl u III wIn,ep fses
ss ;sSs1,s ss,s aSs s;ess VI
@ Sery ses nj s'S II hsns a se,.t" wi
s'ss ,st ;aSs & s
a j, Ill., tas Rso ' j" u No :'s ss 81
w: II ' H. r. i,
s sSsss a.rsS SKY sS :. III @ ;a5 aa 5sa ~
Wsg o5o It !o as,o In futures,
thaux! ters were rvsirs. anu 6uyars 1sqat,i tio
sSsIs II IT, IT,
;s:; SssiSs: Il 5ss's III; I; IT. is 81
;;Sff,
,n j. N by s% f 5ssss { ; Ssfo 1
SSs S1fS os 5;,i a|sy sllyY;{ S e!.! sas
xas inrato daniani ea*i loss il 1r.,LoSil 10
se islsc' "a dsy fas Isl & csa a If e s lr
, 1881-01-17

nativn shPtNra, GsaeiN. nattre Atotkste and foch-
H.n4a7A 0-
fluIA-ltccepts.- 4nat Ahipmonts, l+d. market
Ntc1ty chnce y llRlt shipping and mixed
packing, eINksIt.
At. tkttffs.
Vt. Inrt*, jan fa-EArrtE-lNpriy vety tRht hnt
Cnnsste rtn1y " HAt IND nrl* 1Hft fgosn yes
teFithyt THU KIT HnHIlHnly FHy, but hal lbora te1n
crlrts, :n's &tp.unntN, Xxl.
s,lEEr.ses'!y' R'" To funny. +{ei receipts, 10;
tMiA-ltlahnr md nc.,vo, rtrtnts nnd ltattlnoros
plrktNH. tN,haj; HtrterA' 4, fnIar, 3lI0
4Al5t fNcoEtA. 1O lInMLli Nltllnlutlls AtA hEhl.
, 1881-01-17

shutt f6t. sef!er Mnrch. closed At a.NX. Long
cenrs 9uniet % tt' !ooso Mnd I Il bnxptt Cunber-
,t1 Iu1s 'Ao toaetis long Gnt hatns &tsf3cs swcet-
Krcnn lnuls. FaE1 qtnrage: '>s9t' t'9tc. .E'
lncOn stnnleu ut Jli!4u for ktIullera sH73So fur
thor Ribs fnr short c1eata. s}eeau for tR,a
isEf;E.Wns qsiiet ut t7.5oa8u for mess, SlS0aam
for extrl ncss nlt for hnms, will palp uf
lU 6Ea haLus at &tUUL =
, 1881-01-17
by TELECtlApII.


MlLW AUX EEs
SpttfdE DtIphfth Ia 1hs Chteaon Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. lA-Tho cloao ut thIs weuk hns
bc1h an Interesting purtod among SPECTATORS. 10.
day M. spring, a1tlre Fohsunry, wheat opened Mt
oc, tho lOweAt point Of tic wenk md cfused At tc.
7a tilest point Of tho wDek Wa3 roecilut On Slun-
lny wpn this uplion sold ut g4c. This Ia net loss
1T lHc fur tic week. At tho tscllno yctter,ny and
throughout tn'das's snssion tho "hcnrA" wrro OK
troHety confident, o1drlmR heavy waaers TINT prlcos
wUtid rns slt ownf IN this crop. Tho winter what
stnru sesys tho ''huls" woli for few nys nn II Is
W hu Ileat,s nrar. When II II understood that tho
Northwestern winter wboat area has hsen ylated BY
tlrco or four terrific tsxaels with tho mercury from
TO 10 ~ desrees bnIow suFo cnch t,no,
and tho Gtour1 tafp Of srow, one
ensfIy forms tho boIiof Tint tho csop
hts been scrlons1y hamaae, Tho " buass," on tho
tca And tbU peaceful European outiouk nnd cIum
thns + .o.ne % e it,e winter wheat be dan,aaca The
a si WITH Ssss n @ e
~. ana - at,s askst vefy much .s.t!c inter-
III; SSs' :'%&s ss ssE Il
MII!s%, ,lss 1yasscn H. as.yo 81 tc wgck nna bran
at !eey ! yGt .; !st iS e''" n'e'' port
IL ~ fsns'nts s,ns 1,.s !,, As'n''r....
IL "sf1 aan
~ aa5Ieh 2hBD
ssss ss%s ;;;;s ;;s ;:"$
oa'"e ti'io .bE Isl
10 the itFslfrn Assoefattd Prtss.
MILWAUKEE. .jaH. ta-FLoun-uenland far md
Mntkbt f!tMi.
uMA!*-!Whent unsettlcds 0puncA Nc lower, closed
hrn; NJ. tar horulnAl; NJ. sl3 Nh. Il VIC; JUN
A. AZ ;Ms' ,,'; sG!ssssd s, r1Ia rGln. t'n h'Eher: Nh
or NJ xsc Hurley dill but t'r', NJ. sprnR. x3He.
,lutlsio$s-.Drp1ptnE mess i'urk fiji casht fl30
uMryt ts+.t fetruHlJ. ~
llnus-Weak; tjiilt3an5
~ H,G KEGmi7s-F'our' % br.; wheat. $1,000 bu; oats.
Mi Aisii1YlaES7s-Yncas, 5000 bu, corn am b,,, oo,,
85U 1u.. ' ~ ' S'
, 1881-01-17

NEW ORLEANS. Jnn. 15-CuTroS-Quipt; mildtinR,
life: low middlnEt 1vlcs good ordinary, vic: not
receipts. 7NH bnes, uross, sgs0s exports to Hrcat
Britain. s.25it sa1es, 7UN stuck, aass ltti
~. LOUIS. jun li.-EOFroS-GnctlnnH middttng,
ltc sMgs 5N bales; receipts, LOU; shIpMenta LOU;
, 1881-01-17
COMMERCIAL, i

Tho following wcro tho receipts nnd shipments
Of tho lcadlug articles Of produce In thls city
during the twGnty-four hours ending ut o'clock
sntnrday morning, with tho corresponding fly.
ures for Il ycAr aEo:
, 1881-01-17

H0sToS, Ian. ta-FLltls- sodorate demand, woat-
cru supoFanu, fIGa94ni common extrns, stilIa.L53,
Wisconsin extsss, f4,0itaiui aunoaota do. &a0Usa
G..3 winter wt'eat Ohu nnd MtehigAl &A15a350, III.
tnl,A. S0I12ii Vt. 1uula. flu 9t5J, spriug whuat
tatents. it3lA&, wlntuE do, ttL11aGl.
GAAsS-cpEn atunty. aud tirn. und unchanged.
OGaa xtendJt No. nHa extra whlto, 4y& So; No, !
, 1881-01-17

whte, "a ta<o No. mixed md No. white, t034Ac.
ityo alIfi
hpTTKn-Choten Wnatotn etehrieeloa MQatcs
chocg 1tn-Enekcd 1t4sktn. common to Eood i@41c
EHna-W OstHrn. tresh 2lN:s,c. ,o,
RECElrfA-Flunf. G.HN hrla 1.l00 Hackat corn. IkuQ
but wiiumt, hlH bNi 1htA Anu l,l,
bItlrMESTH-Ftonr. 77a brls1 cUrn, +4u0 bu.
, 1881-01-17

CLEVELAND, a.. Jun. t&-rETRoLEuM-Blrm
stnajarh white. ITO test. 1tsin.
United cortlHcatos M}lc, ruinod Sic thliadoiph!a
dGlyGfy. ~
, 1881-01-17

The nboye quotations nro for tho itth md 16th
Inst, tho wires hnylnK boon down Hlnco Wednes-
ttDS.
, 1881-01-17

So ba!lly did my wife spraln lie rfaot, writes
tr. i. Dlnxier, Naples, n. T., tlltt 1t Gccuillt,
realty. dfseolored. The swelling ilu,t III.
lrgotl to slcll nlt exteht that sIie could not
love, III Which condition slsu wlls tn bed fur
hrcu weeks, When wo commenced t(lu llso III
t. jacobs Oll, Whicll relieved her ut once
aal removed tho sWIl!llig; after ustIg six
iottlrs stle WIS completely cured.
, 1881-01-17

DETROIT, hfich, Jnn. 1t--FlUuR-Dull.
OnA1S-WAent lnnctiyo md heavy; January, :. .tlJt
No. whte. slust, Februnry, s1u.7x, March. ti.S;
April, fLGfs May, HUNT No. rcd. no slles; No.
wA!to nominal VIC nskeus Frceipts, SuU bu; ahp.
tneNt5 1O,pU BIT. '
, 1881-01-17

PEORIA, ILL.,. ian. 1a.-GItA1S-C0rn dutl and cnsyi
new h'ah.mixcsl. &a34c. now IaIxod 354s1sGc. Oats
scaEco and llfnl No. white. Ji5l4c. lsyu nouiuuI
No. :, p>tG.DNc.
lfiuiWtSEs-StDady Mt I'LL.
ltEEEtIrs-Yheat. NU but corn, CT rs b,, onta
ls ~ hu: rye. a,;Essi bu; bnrIey, &,lll Hu,
lGtl3 bu; ryu, 1Ul1 bu. burI0y, nuua.
, 1881-01-17

Study Hop Dfttcrs look, use tho medicine, and
yo,l will bo wise. hcntthy. aid hnppy
, 1881-01-17

oswEdO. Jan. 15.-u1sAtS-Wleat ltendy. Corn
nou!nnlly unchanRcd:.,
, 1881-01-17

TOtEDO. o. jan. 15-GMAtS-Whent du1s No. l
rhEto Mchigna. 4tEsl, nnlbor DO, si0I>f. M. red
Wnbns 1pot and JanaurY. t1ViM. February. i.0i1f,
SinEch. stoi{, April. stMy!. May, tlllt No. rcd
Watnsh. stU!, NJ. rcd mixed. Sltn. COrn dull!
white. llc REJECTED, 4oc. 0aas qustt No. ., 31{o;
No. white. 97I{c.
ct0vrH sExp-samplo mnmuloth, Ho51 prime,
}t.Tit No. q f4.Hl
uiiEHHEH liUUH-S57t
MEcEllIrs-Whcat. iU.oO bu, corn, 1900 bu, oats,
4,MB bli.
slllpNEXTs-Whcas, 3too bu, curu. o,op bu, oats.
mono. -
, 1881-01-17

chienko Z: Northwestern Hallway.
F1r AlnpA' ''tInr- 'nrsa t1ocn,nu.t,a nrrnmr..,',
nbrly MI! Cfatk-at- Grand Pacific, Ariit'n HsHnht
olnoo. fAIm1f HuIse, ID Lanul-Et. ana tjI inHpeN
, 1881-01-17


nAEr1N0nx. Md, jan. 15-FtOuA-Flrm, but With
out change.
0tAtN-sVhent-sHoAtorn lower, clt,slnR with spot
steady Fntnreh easyt Mn. Western winter rcd.
SPOT nnd January. erlG1atilGat3 February. 3.17k0
Western steady md qnlcti Western mixed, spot and
january, t3Aa, February, sl}A5l.{o; Snrcli, 6i}f0
tvlu, April 6o aakodt steamet, 6iu bid. Oats acurco
hnd firm, Western whto, 4G1s7oi d0 nllrod, 4sa1se.
aye ateady nt tl.Dtal.G.
NYE-unchnnxul.
FnuvtsloHs-Btcndy and unchanged.
HUTTEtt--LhchnnEc eli.
EUHH-Elrn,} frGai, :Ef33jct lined. 2jaEc.
lkrntltEtA-StlMtnRt.
HNUCKitt Ea-EntTur t3u3 lilo cnrgogt, ordinary to
fair. llhtl3c. Hugmr QulUit i" soft, 40 =
WHWKY-DnlI nt fl.l5Nef.iI,
FlEIHtirs-'l'o ilvUrilDoI pnr steamer unchanged.
1aErE1rTs-Fivar, W! brIss wheat, atlE0 bu; corn.
EntrMENTs-Whunt l7.rD0 bu; corn. nene.
SALEA-WhgRt, hA,NN bu; corn. 87,+Q7 bu.
, 1881-01-17
MINING STOCKS,

RAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FKANcIsco, CAl., Jun. l1.-hiulng stocks
, 1881-01-17

"Mow much t,etter lOokp' exclaimed lapy
Kho bud uscd 6leun's Sulphur Soup.
, 1881-01-17
ItAlLftOAD TImE-TAnLr
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TlIIYY

ExphANAI1nN oy ltErEMKNoa MAnEs-+s,,u.
GT1eSEicos 'aundaJ oxocpte1. @MondAy cxsan,nlaY5
, 1881-01-17

NEEliS-Wer0 HtEnxur and truIu cUnpnrattyoly
Elit Eluror wt!s ha nl 2s fDF primo u Choicu
w "asts1a # g S r iar e xaoa a.d
on truck a,!u tla sa!os III Iaus tslntby ii
{! G"ss ~ ctr mt 4 haEs clover ace at tki1 cas
!rask ad I: y aol,vs.ed s,.tt taIe q ord!nar1 Ter
TAIi.OW--Is SlOtrti YGry irreTtiiarIy yalu vns
matte s9,nr.iny 6t ~ rrs nt % for city, md tfMt
Iurb Wis hi! for Qua lot Ut prime gNastry. Htreut
diti!Gss glate fDwcs tIKisua.
,WIilSkf-Wns In ialr tinn,nnt ut Tho declIne ut
l>ur. H. sAlos Wgrg reported Ut wv bea nnshe xoo,lo
u! tho basA nj II. u fur hahw!nes.
WtDis-Th1ra ln haesn1 stuck on hatld, uyd tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-15
Out-ef.noor-SperfS

The second summer meeting of the Monmouth
Park Association began Saturday at the race
course near Long Branch. The attendance was
very large. and the racing Of a superior charac-
ter. The winners were: Breeders stakes. for
two-year-od. three-Quarters OF mile. Bel
monts Rica. time l:l6; Champion stakes one
mile and half, Dwyer Bros. Hindoo. time ESQ;
one mile and an eight. Withers' Strathspey.
time l:5tl one mile and three-eights kelly's
Gossip. time 2:25ix one mile and an eighth. for
three year-olds, 6. l.. Lorillard's Greenland,
time 200; steeplechase over full course, w.
Lakeland's Strychnine
The winners at Saratoga Saturday after TUE
STARS report closed were Third race three
quarters of a mile. Jessie N. time 1:l6; fourth
race. steeplechase. Trouble time Sos.
Base ball Saturday: AT Providence-provi-
dence, l: Bostons, o. At worcester-w orces-
tiers, IL: Troys. 9. At Cleveland Cleyelands. q,
Bnffalos, 8. At New -Metropolitans. 3;
Aibanys, IL. At Chicago-Dctroits, 2; Chi
Cages o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-15
DIED.
HAYNE. On Thursdey. Angnst 4, 1881. ct lo:ll

HAYNE. On Ihrrsdsyi IA Ap pEn IL 1881. q loN
enty years. May he rest in peace.
Funeral win proceed from bis late residence. No. 101s
Connecticut avenue northwest Tuesday. August 18th
inst, at an. to ST Matthews church. where re-
QUEEN viii be offered. Friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend.
REDWAY. On the morning Of August 8, 1881 in
Wilson county, Ksnsas after lingering illness, MN
Sergeant Redwsy Of the metropolitan police, viii have
the deep sympathy of his many friends the los Of m
beautiful and accomplished daughter Minnie vhooS
death occurred ON the 9th inst. st Buffalo, Kanaas.
Scarcely three years have passed since he called "a
mourn the loss Of bis eldest daughter also BEAUTIFUL
girl Just budding into womanhood; but in ali of thiS
and reTember only that the body Perstes the p,irs
to praise him. and may that hope which is en- ar f
anchor TO the believing and faithful soul comfort TIE -
abiding city. FnrT1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-15

A RIOT occurred yesterday at the annual ex-
cursion of the Fulton Market Social Association,
held at Excelsior Grove, near Yonkers, n. Y. IL
which a score or more of brawny armed excur
sonists Joined. A man known as Fat George
who works in the fish market. was terribly GU
over the head and face with the butt of a large
sized revolver and other weapons. He receives
also wounds about the body, and IL is thought
that he will die. John Shortly was damned IL
the eye, his eye hanging from the socket. He
was taken to a hospital. Several Others were
injured, but not seriously. No arrests were
made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-15
rUNARD LINE.
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINZ. LINE, AND ~ THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. 1ANEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY I'D.
FssP p&Ss a tSsSssaf 2sD ST. LOUIS
Eject fgKys and Way Stations
stras6ars winchester. haserstowD. and Way. VIA
& y yV gs ssRT AND
l aSD 5' VALLEY Z ExPKEss tcon
meets p for Haserstown and at Point of Rocks for
800. On sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis and
,o:Oo BALTIMORE EXPRESS tstops at Hya.ssvllle.
Coles: Bel Beltsyille, Laurel. Annapolis junction.
o:.s9PffTsBuEa CHICAGO CINCINNATI AND
Baltimore. Ehcott City, Annapolis and Way Sta
s93ssy sPlS t fS5 Baltimore and Way
VA BAtI rASIH,. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
$50 BALTIMORE and Way Stations Winchester. Fred
saar rs Hsay sS Sp 4 aBn.p
=. obs Junction.
Rocks and Way stations only:)
aRH'ESs KS way S4as
ia "a fkssE a si0 Nay and
TO :i5-Batimore and Way Stations.
30-BAifiMORE, EVANSVILLE AND Laurel.
fs.l5-PITTSBURG. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
ts.6eNPHIIaDELPBIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
hfT f0s and LAUREL
EMPRESS. Stops on signal or to let off passengers
Junction.
tDaily. Sundays only. Other trains daily except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington Station and GIG and 1851
Pennsy avenue corner 18th street. where orders
viii be taken for baggage to be checked and received
Any pOiGt III the city. m23
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The Old HOMESTEAD.

Happy he whom neither wealth nor fashion.
Nor the march of the encroachng city,
Drives an exile
From the hearth of his ancestral homestead
We may build more splendid habisasions.
Fill our rooms with paintings and with sculpture
But we cannot
Buy with gold the old associations-lLoaQTe li0sc
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GUNS AMONG THE CorToN.-A cablegram to
the New York Heraid from London, August IL,
says: Five rifles were de posted at an early
hour this morning among cotton bales on the
Nelson dock at Liverpool. The man who brought
them escaped after a struggle with a Waterman.
The affair has tended to revive the Fenian scare
In LyerpoOl"
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1901 THE GREAT 1907
90 pENNSYI pOI-rR 90

AOo PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOO1
To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
s,,rxn,n DeUbLE TRACE, STEEL RAILS s,
TRAINS Naf irons Depot corner
of sixth aud streets, as follows
Sleeping Cars To Pttsbury and Chicago 10 80 ~,
clnnAsi. s.: Loai. and Chicago: 80 ?. N. daily.
BALTIMORE Az; POTOiiAC RAILROAD.
For Gansnds>:aa, Rochester, Buffalo Niagara. with
priay. with Palace Cars to Canandaisua and Wat
For Williamsport Lock Haven and Elmira at O;3o a.
M daily. except SUNDAY.
kor Nsw aorA and ie East 90 a. m, 10 80 200,
dol9 p H. limited express Of Pullman Parlor Cars
For BroSkyn al sfo thro snhda sl,. connect .
ssS CITY Win boats OF Brooklyn Annex, affordiny
direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
For Phiiadehia. 500 M, 10 M 90 40 200
and lo:l5 p NJ On Sunday. 200, $40. 10 90 a.s;
10 70 p9 Limited Express. $50 m. daily.
For Ba'tmors. $40 $780, sso 1890 a. m., and 200
Sunday, 500. 1880 am. 200, $40 $50. 10 90
For Poe's Greek Line. $40 am and 40 p H. daily
For Anhspois SO a. m and 4;4o pm. daily, escep.
ALExxNDkiA AID FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AND "a, ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandria 800, 7.2o 800 and IL 30 q. m. .oo
500, 6. %. 500 and Ii so pm On SUNDAY VI
s;oe; s;2e and |, Ia so and 500 IN. --' a.
Trains ie HeSandra for &asSineon soS sos and
N. md 1900 midnighi. On sunday nj 8 :o5 and Id
1000 a,m 800 aud 9:05 pm.
O. l3h street and avenue and = te epot
where orders can be eft fer the cheek baggage t.
PRANK THOMSON, General Manager. noy29
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
SITUATED ON NORTHWEST CORNER TENTH
AND e STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST SEVENTEEN, 1881, in
front OF the premises, at SIX O'CLOCK P NJ, win
sell part OF lots and in square 349 fronting &c feet
the west side of 10th street by depth of As feet on
street, improved by a Two story Brick Dwelling.
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold. All conveyancing
&C., at purchasers cost $50 down at time of sale.
a10d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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In THE Doc DAYs.-6he: ssThe Prince Char
lie Is again becoming fashionable dog"
He:-.Wh0 iENents the new fashions In dogs?"
She:-ssCan It be the puppies1"
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EsPOsITO the alleged Italian brigand, had
hearing before United States Commissioner os-
borne. i'm New York. Saturday. The courtroom
was crowded with Italians. most of whom were
supposed TO sympathize with the prisoner. He
was fully identified by one of the Italian officers
sent over to take him back 10 the scene of his
former crimes. The hearing was then adjourned
till Tuesday.
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THE DRoUTH IN CHARLES CoUNTY, MD.-The
Port Tobacco (Md. Independent says: 1.-The drouth
in this section begins to assume really dis
tressing character. The very slight showers
that have fallen in some sections Of the county
during the past week have done very little in
the way of relieving the blighting effect upon
vegetation caused by the protracted drouth.
Tobacco has absolutely suspended its growth
up into ground leaves. All forward paintings
are irreparably blighted by the drouth, and .
rain at this time would be of little advantage to
1t. The opinion prevails generally among far
mers that the crop made in this county this year
will not he at all in excess of that made last year.
and may be less. Corn and later mlet are being
much injured, as is also to very serious extent
the melon CROP"
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JUDGE CoLr's SUCCESSOR Long has de-
cided TO nominate Judge VIM. Allen OF the
superior court, for the place on the supreme
bench OF Massachusetts, made vacant by the re-
cent death of Judge Colt. NJ. p. Knowlton,
esq, OF Springfield. will be nominated for Judge
Aliens seat on the superior bench. The nomi-
nations will be sent to the executive council on
Tuesday next
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FOREIGN EVENTS OF INTEREsr.--ft Is under
stood that Mr.. Gladstone. representing the
British government, will insist on the land bill
as it passed the house of commons, and should
the lords hold ont against it Parliament will be
summoned to meet again i'm the autumn Mr..
Bradlaugh is suffering from eryspelas, and by
advice of his physicians has left London Mr..
Dillon says that he is unable to undergo the ex-
ertiOn of appearing in his seat i'm the house Of
commons at the present session Of Parliament.
-. Half the British troops sent TO the Trans
vaal are to return to England. g. Robert Lay
cock, liberal member Of Parliament for Lincoln
shire North, lie dead. An anti-papal meeting
at Genoa yesterday was dispersed by the police.
-. Frauds have been discovered at Adrianople
i'm the administration of indirect Turkish taxes.
One official has appropriated stamps to his own