Daily Republican., 1881-02-19

haS = nhe dispiay, consisting Of vn
steer, weighing HOO pounds, and 2
head OF sheep. The name Of 6eorg
Q Washington. together with the dats
4 OF his birth and death, are prst.il
: lst:ered on fat.
1onn Goulsy's, stalls, Nos. Sc ant
%, are csnopied by large flag.
THIRD srREBT MARKET:
I K. +. Carey. stalls Nos. 10 and II
one steer. Weighing 8l2 pounds.
| James V. Martin, stalls Nos. sS and
so. one steer, weighing 1000 pounds.
stalls decorated with hags and pic.
lures.
! John dreiner, stall No. 81, one steer.
weighing 1850 pounds.
Henry Lind, stall Nos. 81 and 80,
fine display. Stalls decorated with
lanterns and flags.
Joseph K. Martin, stalls Nos. 78 aud
80, one steer, weighing LOO pounds
Patrick Monaghan, stalls Nos. n
and IS, fine display Of mutton.
W. +, Murphy. stall No. IS, one
heifcr, weighing 700
}. A. Miller, stall No. "a, one steer
Weighing 7 0 pounds.
Joel II. Walton, stall No. "a, display
of mutton.
W. ?. Seal, stall No. Il, display OF
nutton.
| Charles Mamele, stall No. 50, display
of pork.
Il. l.. Bwsrs, sail No, 6S, display Of
mutton and veal.
EIGHTH STREET MARKET.
The Wells Bros, at stalls Nos. II
aud 10, have q handsome display, con.
sistipg OF three stesrs, two weighing
l 200 pounds each, and the other
weighing 1000 pounds. The stalls
are beautifully decorated with flags
and bouquets,
Thomas Msyns, stalls Nos. Is and Is,
two steers, weighing l,404 and 1881
pounds: Stalls decorated with pictures
and large flag.
A. ID. Barr, stalls Nos. l3 and IA
one steer, weighing l,l02 pounds,
VIM Vernon, stalls Nos. II and IL, |
display OF mutton, veal and pork.
u d. B"eson, stalls Nos. 8 and 10, |
display OF mutton.
John NJ. Adams, stalls Nos. I and s, |
one steer, weighing 1850 pounds.
M. J. Gallagher, stalls Nos. 5 and G.
display OF pork. Stalls decorated with
pictures aud flags,
Lenus l.. Messiok, stalls Nos. 3 and
4, one steer, weighing 42j pounds. |
Stalls decorated with flags aud PICTURES. |
Thomas A. Sharp, stalls Nos. land
2, one steer Weighing l.l9S pounds. |
Stalls decorated With pictures and large !
flags.
Levi Garrett, stalls Nos. 81, 6S, 50
and 10, three helfsrs, weighing 500
pounds each. Stalls decorated with
Iiags.
Robert N. Taylor, stall No. IS, dis
play of mutton.
James p. Prentiss, stalls Nos, 63 and
"A, ons steer, General Garfield, weigh
ing 2 O34 pounds. Stalls decorated
With flags.
K. X Nicholson, stalls Nos. SO and
30, one steer, weighing l l,030 pounds.
Stalls decorated with flags.
SMALLER MARKETS.
W. Il. Jones, No. 500 King street, two
teers, weighing 1872 and l,3OOI
pounds; also fine steer from Mary
and. Stall prettily decorated. "a
Delaware market, No. 5l1 King
tre"t' Geo. Reed has one steer, weigh.
ng 96o pounds; also display of mutton
nd pork.
Harrison & Bennett, No. Alb King {
reet, one steer, weighing LOO '
ounds. Stall pret.ily decorated.
s. W. Kirk, No. 4O7 King street, one l.
ter, weighing l 200 pounds. Pretty \
Il
Howard Stanton. King street below u
ourth. one steer, weighing 1895
ounds.
James Pennell and A. A. Bastburp :,
o. I'll King street, fire display OF o
utton.
N. Maoklem, No. 3o7 King street., one Il
eer, gross weight 1000 pounds. -
GVx'S tripe stand, Fourth and King y
Tosts, decorated with flags. 3
Congress. Il
In the U, s. Senate yesterday the o.
edentials OF Senators elect Van WICK. VI
Nebraska, and Miller of California, IL
ere presented and filed. Mr.. Vest ic
Itrsduced bill to ipcorporate tho In. 81