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c. 7,!.l.i.e. MI sh"nsiErF t nAs mhcA,'!.s na
,.n ..,an .,,.n su. .nasI .'.'t. s'nova
'et WIS isGAlAco oscuuss ne asks'l peIlalsslol
10 occupy tue oasis soutl. OF MerV, to reacl'
territory, tho Emperor not desiring frcsl,
euDrolimellts abroad.
.,,,,..r,.,,,, ..,,r,
,r, c''uSIh"AANpEn' H.
I'!c meeting OF tslo council OF Ministers,
called To convAko commissions ol, representa-
tion of tia ppopte. Inns l,e,u, rn,,,,ternan,]et1.
' MR. m urut.r4 ''>''
u.ft ~ ~ sEIav1A: .N,
nELonApE, March 'n.-'lhe Gar las call
ce!led tho lsussian loan Of 100000 roubles
granted SeryEa for losses III the lata wnr.
Tut. ~ ,.ot.rc, T11vt,, ~. tv,,,rrv
'"' ~ r1t,rcit yrws,..',a,,, ''
~ 49, ~, ,t,,''' :, ~
iA'ls' Alalcn -.-!he 1tcnac ltM1t1ne
contains at article OF Alexander ILL.,, writ
ten by Il Russian OF high position, who IL III
ttmate,v acu,,aiutctl viii, tI,e t;zar,s idens
ND .,,,.-oa,nr ,r,,, ,,,rIto, ~ so,.s tha s.a,.,
at1u cna1hctei. ',, ny "IlLer sass tla NOW
t2af VIII taRe mp tle Following measures
a great reduction In peasal,ts' payments for
land: Thorough, rc1notleIiur Of tnxattou: fa-
c,lft,ne for mirrotfun fron, nm nrov1pca to
''.s.s.s ~ ness. - .,,1.t 4 o-o 49, ~
, 1881-03-31

WRs III lEtG. whom Tho aphnnftl4 discovered II.
compact ttrccts, re,mIn,'s ono or tho old
si%5y 1 s's''t ix ias'nS sHs riSza,
.ieaeo y !se k'nx: Or r'iSr, Of tho ,iontex''-
snnta ft. \ I1aInt-looklns niIote LuII'!tnK win
~luare tower. was oroctt1 in li97. The rt,of
was destroyed BY Pueblo indiana In tt'z'. It waa
renr IND. as !s attestel by tho following lnEcrlr-
Marquis dc ii. ronuela erected tIls building, tho
scryant X. L. i7i1" Nansa RI. iesitcs Gelug tho
Enpitn oi tho Territory. u nlst, Tho sott nf tho
Fsonshman has ocoupie this po.'lon for 'ii' liz
laat. thirty years. and ~ highly rcspnnt~
cd. for Hi tnany virtues. Around one ot tho
ot iaryo Dimensions is being erected. The TX.
tcris,r is nnely cnrtel rcd sandstone, anl when
!ln.shsd J. wt o q o''. 70 II u" tlAt and must :1 I'M.
Arc 1is'nrss-honse. at santa FG that ~ n nllsI-
less of Anveral iHlli!ona yrnr. 1t hnA but nm
rhue ,at rr ,s He 70 bsh n S
news uhtnnabic Tho hotcs arc worry poor hut
now nn1 mtr!orn curhvnnsHry Of largo 'lttnon-
Will help to u.nko life IN sAntu 70 norc gndura-
pr,sent poy'iat!on Of shna Fd Is nlout s,'to, not
Including tho military HIvriAH1.
to 10 very risS IL niasssis 4ho ha eorrio.. tws".
Z. coll
tau silver aud curper in great M.nirtlance. 4
number Of mlnrs wcro formerly worked to 4
tirpth 1T several h,l.,.lrsl fect. ttany nf these
mines wore cIt,sG,j e,5I tho trl&ccs Of thor, OBJ
liberated, except tlut lilo rttlt,a nt the old stnrlt-
CTS, where the orc saa reduced, i,dienlc their
proximity. Soma Of the hidden oues hnse tMell
f0lntl. mid parties who aro Interested III them
Hru tnktrH Htpps t0wartls thplr ,IgveIortucut.
Just sontl, OF those uru tic OH ilncera, aud ten
miles farther south tho Srw placcrs, both uf
them very rich "hl1e1,lKs," hut without wator.
* company With uInplo capita. ia nov NIT
Ting il, eonu forty miles III tcf,.inch rire
IL conduct wnter 10 ihot1, and they
see,n 10 fecl certain Of great rcaNIis
from tho venture In Tho vicinity of thu
CerIllo. Is tho famous turquoise nilne, which
wns worked by the Hpnn!arris scyorIl hundred
years ago. The Hun turlunIHo In tho Spanish
crown wns tnkeu frnm this milne. al tho
Southern mountains in New NYxcu show truce.
oF mineral wralst1. Trusuuctnrs hnyu RECENTLY
found very favorable Indications III tho HE'LL
CnfIt1n rlct. Qnd a tlttnbcr Ut tn!t,rs hive
been locatci by parties WIN Will work
theta In tho near iuturn. Going still further
etItith, tho presence IF some tsepty.lIvo or
Thirty Oil sfneItor ruEns has stimulated cnref,l
prospecting on tho west side OF the Matlznnas
With the result OF flntEng some very
rich ores, and n1so discovering ku,nc Uf
tho hidden mines Of tho former period South
0f thcso nre tho ruins of " il, Grau QuIyera,t
which attract tho attunton Of all trnyclr1s. Tho
OLD c,tdetlraI. which was M extensive bulllIng
with Btone wnIls and ccttRr roof, II Uittc well
, 1881-03-31
CRUELTY To ANIMALS.

James FlotninK. 10 ycars of Age. was locked up
nj thu West Twelfth Street Btntiun last night
Upon warrant sworn out by O:sleur o. L. Du.l.
10y, Ut tho Humane Soclcty, charging him With
cruelty to animals. Flomtng stabbed his team,
mud carrIa9u iu an Old suokcry OF u
baru ut tho corner OF Polk Miid Fos-
tar streets, and about n week uX., dlsap-
puaro1. And presumably wunt t1if upon
snfe.'. Monday afternoon. t)Iticor nudloy's ut
Ing cntrsnpo 10 tho stable llo foI,nl tho two auI-
Ials IlrustrttH Hst tho floor. ono ty ng and the
osner . 80 'aSSRsriy Ss aoaH that y Ma1 "ieh irMty
Or tivs days Without water ur food, atd bpillx
ehninet fast in THUR STILLS werp unahsu ~ hulp
t!!eMSulves to tho food aud wktpr which was lii
sight. T4e o!iour shot ol,b h6rsn aItu restored
tho othcr, ind then placed u warrant fur thn ar
frst Ut tlo lnhumnn hacknlan lit tho halluA Ut
tue olty police. Fleming showed up 1T the
stables for the tlr4t ttu.o q wook yostordny
AFTERNOON aud wss. promptly arre4ttA by Ollovr
rotoF. H1orYu1. III says tho uuhlbalnt was
greatly aggravated by spltufnt nal&hbors, hut
that II no u1uus0 for tho condition aN which tho
Auraos wGro tGuntl. -
, 1881-03-31

races. but over NIL tl,n C7cchs gained tho
ascrnlnncy. AZ this time. besides cni,stItut-
t,tg III Important narl Of tho Bohemian md
MnraYLan populations, wl,cr, thcy nre esti-
mated ut 4,eT,, ON, they contribute Gii,0oo II
tic population Of Hungary, where they ara
mainly settled OH tic northwestern frontier,
N',0o0 to Anstrfan-Si!fcfn, 10000 to I'russEarl-
Silica, nmt considerable percentage 10
Austria proper, 13nknwlnfn, aid Stavonia.
DEATH nF AN ExrIdlHEit.
Weyprccft, tho Arctic explorer md Ills
cOycrcr of Francis J0seI'll's LaiId, Is tleat.
, 1881-03-31

B1EA uf TIE cEEEl59.
VIENNA, March W-From the mountain
districts ut l}o'lumtn tho emigration Of the
population to AmeFlea begins to usstttne large
proportions. The principal cause Ut tho
exodus Is the intolerabl0 political tyranny Ut
tue Cxec'ls, who form the majority ut tho
population. Tho Czecls constitute tho most
westerly branch Ut tho great Slavic family Ut
natives. About Isl A. u. they migrated from
tilolr lands III carpatl,ta, on the Upper Wis.,
tula, aud came into what is now known as
bohe1nIa. According to tradition theiE leader
was known Us Czcct. Their first enca,up-
lIel,t was Georysbssy, on tho Elbe. Ti,oy
were followed Into Bohemia bVothor Slavic
, 1881-03-31

l'1t was tnet1'ly n felow-wosker. IIe assDrsa
t.'at Inn NIlIIllsts llayo lln4 IN monty, TINT
ilcfe WIS considerable disagreement nsllong
t'1eh'' al''l Tint they would probably ltavG Ills
lcr9cIi 'laa their last attempt failed. llOus-
AaRo't seefnsso l'o NlhIIiat pure and simple,
hhs'ng no project Or desire iHyhnd the Tic"
stfnetton nf tic present nrter Of things
r1EnrFAKY AND tELAIloFr
l'ow That tlic object OF nloLr operations was
10 teFfoflEe tic Country, lisnrra,lRu tue ma"
c!lhely nf tho Government, aitd to bring
about, II posstbfe. II SocialistIo republic,
AFTE1s r1tE PATTERN Of TIE rAis1s con-
MIME.
I1iU otler two prlsUl,ers, Mtolihul0E nnd
tslo woman f[eifn,alllf, seem Of less import
.,ilce. 1}0tll refuse to answer tic chargcB
nude neainst tllem,
TlfE SOCIALISTS.
HE1sLtS, NIarcl, :)0.-'rhe neicltstn9 to-day
discussed tho Government resolution relative
to tflo enforcement Ut tho Socialist law.
Herr Won ruttkninnlur, Acting Minister Of
tho Interior. proved by documentary owl
denco TINT tic Government l'as s1.ow'l con-
sldcratton and energy III THO manner IN
which It Inns proceeded ngatNst tho Soclal-
lists; tho energetic cxccutl0nsof tho law iIus
bcUn proved 10 DO necessary by tflo fact,
which llns bccotllo noro ainl slore notorious
every tay, that tho Socialists arc nthoEstlc
and uMpatriotfc, md constitute party of
nplIcavn1. Tho group led by Most, editor of
tho Frct'1cis. mid by llnsscluas,n, preach u.s.
snslnuti0ll. Tho norv moderate fraction of
the party ito not pursue THEIR ends by tho
su,ue menus of violence md revolt, hut seek
nctlnllicntly 10 undermine tho constituted
authority.
TILL. Tn*nryCy ntS 11nTu nErSr 1.lrE q 4 NE
, 1881-03-31
AF1IIANISTA

lEIsEfiit>S At lIEttAT.
LONDON, Marcl, :N-I'l,u Viccroy Of India
has 4 telegram fran Catafahar confirming
the Ncws that II rebellion IIas broken out ut
1[crnt ai,tl that the placo Inns been besEegeh.
Tlscro Is report atso ut Candahar that
Ayo0b Khan llus been taken prisoner,
, 1881-03-31

"TtfE CHIEF OF THE tSsUN0ENTs."
PAINS, March :n.--Tio French troops
blockntttng Andorra haye captured the Chief
OF tile Insurgents, wllo desired 10 establish 4
gaIlllux-tAllp.
, 1881-03-31

1Iurxcs. cattle. and Ut1,ur- domestic
animals arc as Auleiluhle to homeopathic treat
Iltcit As 1nanktud. Tho largest assortment OF
lurse veterinary cAscs, b*Nks. nEu medicine. IL
found ut Roerieku j. Talcls Pharmacy, u EIark
ltflHf. = -
, 1881-03-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Husbands Cn1ciielt 3IaEne.la.-Four
tlrst prrnll1in medals awarded. st0ro Hxrcentle
to tho t,lste and smaller tst,sc than uther mag
nestN. Fur salt Ia Government stamped bottles
nt druggists aud country stores, Ailu by r. j.
Husband, Jr., ph.tAdelphh.
, 1881-03-31

ai fret to lin n1u t., ut Harss tim tnf,i,utnii,s
snc, en- to s H. w% n. o. 5 nsf S
at,ti thcy oyn Il, IL, n tnrrb nn1n1,nt III h,nw'
lnx, ,ana snort!n9 bofors they Rot i breathing
other heavy rrntios 10 TO overcome, especially
That OVER catIstcp Mo.ntnln before snnt1 r., 1r
rsthSe rdi,Se, hamy. ~ I'll; ihe anet9n t. santn e y
tlcsA md u MI easier route a,n l,u built 1t would
Atoaison. Topekn aunta RI cnn ca1ly md
npni r"G p nMpenp n1 h tnnsso e. IT,.
sss "sns i u e S@ aS my aee or se
s0rt q horseshne curves or switchhatks l1,y
building r., tin9 te .o.twc;t frm Hc Cy
~hGre t ths xrcs w rn,S sx, to;t
eavy Hras s @ r s' .e1 h' x x HH, sor.e M
tho Typ q tho Pacific and to Mexico moro
'han A., ~ w. m,tos: ts:, ,,.,. >, .u..n =,
bnaicr9ao wi!I, however. not have hceu is,lt it
,' yn1 4 w'lt "Iwsys t. soH oSaI 5t'a 5n:
nsai Trina;l ana tho ii be.t '' por,toa III IT NV
ste1lc. at,d Will n!ways prnvo r Totsl co.nncttor
%hsh a' rapiay sxeF cx,dns n FGds a "y nanay
!tna.l e Fanta r: This road Is tow completed
70, ahd viii reach this place within month Or
two.
trande Il ' to eross IS iho % Xtchison / santa IT, anI,
It Is stated, Wilt push straight ahea,l until II
reachcs Houston. Tnx. Fran Houston, Tex.
tho rH'l H. to he run to Laredo, where 1t In to
cnnncct with tue contemplated Mexican Ma
| tionni feond.
Tho AtGhIantl* 'rupoka & Santa EG Isoad. utter
emerging from tho Ratun tunnel. iittJs itself Fl,
New Mexico md right in th1t nfrt III tht, Tcrri-
| tf}rt known A lin Slaxwnfi tnnt]. wrnnt ThIs
Rrint deserves juoro thn,1 n passlt,v notlco
nwneI br f;hicavo and r,"ston sanitn1istss
and considerable s ecn written and aai ai,o,it
| it, Tho Maxwell lanl}-vrant. or mn It wns former.
ii cnietl, tho Citn,l1ar,n wrnnt. contains Abo,it
tw0 mlIIft,ns acres uf land rho grant VIVA glven
| 10 tho wirc OF Maxwell WIN hIinnuctl In a t1rntn-
| incnt Mexican futnijy. Muxweli. nfter his syifos
| dentb, sold It IL an English company which
a,cut urcut ral OF mot,ny in trrtr,r III itnrrovc
tie xtaztnv lands md tn tiSyo1nt tt, .rn mines
| tn tic C,stlIln Hunne If n,trintnIns' whrh wrrn
unrt az fhn wr,,lf Eof heinz amtressfit in thntr
cifortr tho EnWjshI1,er Is+ut MAX mid sui'l II
| to d comEnny 81 ioIiandrrs. Tho IiuIlnn,irrs
| st,ccneinG m tntfor thnn fhr t;nvishtnfn II,
| innkjnv nft,rv o,,t of fhn prant. IN liz rom n
| trary. thoy sink n great ucal In tho enterprise,
md ilnnIiy sold 1t TO tho Chicago and I}0ston
| capitalists who now own Il, Wncthur
| these people will do better wIttl tho
| }t,nIr st, {o1t
, 1881-03-31

.25 cents. Esuciz Il lsnyncrs. "1fnr.,'
Fncu Powder ts u ehartning invention for tho
compilations. White. ltt1tuAte, md brunette.
Hnrtnless Aul nAtuntl. \ lifting companion.
piece to tho faluuus !" Mars" cologne.
, 1881-03-31

kayo yourselves etnlxhAt llule'a Honey ol
liorehnunl a1.d dIar pryents bnnHhltis A4l uon'
sumption.
Tlku's'roothaehu Drops cure la ul.e ,n!14tu.
, 1881-03-31

No other Whisker Uye equals Hllrs 6Qtahts
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r' eaFa's Apreal D- ISL.

T t-n..f. n..r., s,r,,r ~
,.. r... n g.sr If ~ r.is,.r,,
MOO. s., ..f.t.-.
:. f,,.,.. ,.r;r. So6ir. + ID,
~. t.r Inc ~. D.r,.-.t;.
r.-,, ,ot. tes,f.ir ,,o..,.rv tor
I'm. ,,.,, t-,.s ostb. ..r.r.r
.tb. trp,,i v.f ,.r.;ne d. BE- 4.
m Mil.
r.,.n. .t :, - ,,r
,.a..t =.
,s y.t l.t,- earnssl, n,
,rs ...',cn.r ~ gaaissrp
ihapot. ST.. NJ. .ai,d s.ss.s outh.
era ,,s-,. r -ia,l.arc
ami tr,F- aYd fasrt lar
uritv ard bro.herb hood between IN
~. - T. ,..Hi
a'0.''''' ''1 e'
endhaNof 10 e.i're nom Nohgr'
liberal appropriations ior the im-
rrovenarg of euffiyefa. fa,al rail-
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a'h Agriculture, Ei.,.r II.
~ express Dds tbanls 'o the kind
-. ai.o responded ID bis g.9.
for cupy o, Jitaa q Tam. lie
also thank, 4 gentleman l.eul
WHO took dla youb'. 10 ..a. aad
send itnom Memphis.
lie also thanks his friend Mn.
.Janc p. nith, Ior q ae-. ,i,l.
.panrh'a os poems entitled "L.t
.ies BY Clinton Tae au.do 81.
these verses "a Mir. D.. n. Hams
batn, Of EicNhiTg, youuq an.
.iaman ~ Ri, nineteen veai, 7n'
we must say they cvia.aa g.au,
Eaiyh'orrht 81 Dc encouraged .1a.
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Capt Bob Lscah had aa vsy
didicul, thing 60 prevent some m.n
rom fll.ng bis c,.a with smoke
from their pipes end cigar, even
though ladies are aboard. Ri.
iorbesrsnse s vc;y se.ereL J.e..
sometimes. ~, y,,f body kraa
Capt bob IS a direct descendant
.of Job and has inherited a large
part ~ Chat gaod ance tors pl.
tenee. sad So he rarely gel.
tormy mad. Gsqtieaea never 10.
commadc ladic, by smoking ID
their presence soaie other peo-
rle may never have learned lhs
ndimen,s 81 polite scsicty. \
moking car is provided for oil.
Let hem 20 IN tha. and smoke til
the skies fall ahd NOBODY Il com.
plain.
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AyusA .nsaae.


va have received from Ns
J. g Aver & Co.. OF Lowell
Mass, bound volume cau.a'ata
sfeeimeas Of lie various i'.es q.
Ayers Almanac for 's'i. "
hnd IN the BOOK sample almanac
complete, i7cvoias ale 5",
low cover so camilla. 70 Everybody
81 .us souhtrr'l1 eash 81 uts ,.i'
lowing Ian ages 'i y
French, German 7a"'s'' i'o!'
land Dutch Norwegian, I'i'i-
giese, s'f sd'sh' ana b~ailH''t'
also a page or '"oo'( WIZ.
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byga"aal Aec5ra.

Ayers Ca.aafoc Pills are the
IS ot ail .|g-ra,i.es Or family
usa. They are tle pfoduc. Of
long. la'a..ua,, aad successful
chemical invc igation. and their
extensive use, by Ply icians Tn
iheit practice. and y, 40 q el
ra. SONS. proves them The hes, and
most edcctual purgativc PHI shat
medical science can devise. Be-
inc purely vegetable. 70 harm csn
sri from their use. In intrinsic
,aiao aHd curative ps:csa - ollie
sf riiis can be compared wi.h
them. and every person, kHowng
tdeir virtues. wiii employ them,
when needed. They keep the
system in perfoc. order, and main
tain in healthy action the whole
machinery ~ lie. Mid. search.
ing and cfectdai, hey are special
y adapted 10 the needs Of BE d.
gesiive araarlils, arrangements
Of which they prevent and cure. \
timely taken. They are the besl
and safest physie to employ foi
children and weakened cnnsiin.
tons, where a mild. but efcc,ual.
es,haric IS required. Tor sale b.
ri sf-aFr ~
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f0RE extended examination
Western F.rmers Almanac
p only confirmed our prcyi-
Expressed opinion Of it. mer-
has strenglhed Jlst opinion
fised il higher. The seleg-
Ferc made with great care
rs highly interfering 70 the
reader. while the oliginal
r, written expressly ior hiis
auon. are peculiarly adapted
a work and TO the class
sieTs for whose benc.i. ID IS
M. The calsadar seem.
correctly aruiurcd to suiI
atndc. tt 70 published IN
Pile, Ky, b. Siessr4. lolr
pom Co, and the price L
caa's Wehdievt SigssF
Ou,;en & Go. can supply
and we adsiss cyety fannci
pu iSks~rer - -, uac
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W'cnfl se'I millinery and fancy
eaadt a.a grsa, reduction IN prices
10 close oul lh. s.oc'. &. ".
.Rs u.iua & Son..
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PR regrets more than SIC
annoyances and iajigg.des
feyailsd upon nir. &. {.
to break up business and
here -Ar. Gross and his
having gous to aenpIiis
pturday. Ike was q gecd
and q liberal End enter
merchant. The fact that
st men held a public meet.
P~ndeinning and denouncing
Erduet Of he hightprovler.
feiaced NJ. Gross hous,
fnt hin threatening letters,
Pe fact that the Mayor offered
reward for the arrest o.
offenders, shows conclusive.
our people do no; endors,
S at such contemplate ans
ply bull-doz:ng.
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. ,ety lcngbg Ialfh
i nlendcnt Of lada r
bus reading mpn.. I..
IL the best we tll du. Ua. i
circumstances,
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AN's Theatrical Conbina-
III give three performances
court-huuss ,.cre EeAt week
Monda, Tuesday and
esday nights. PLAYING an
Everybody l9rsnd and
bleen Mavodrnecu. Miss
Brosseau, 1.-THE accomplish
Perican actress and prima
will be the lending at,tae-
Reserved seats IS cents
admission 50 cen,s; chill
ndcr =, Is cents. Door,
at 4; performance begin,
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tHUR BRoWN. colorcd. who
an assault. with 9 kai.e Oh
e Christmas day, WIS tried
! Mayor Kyle ard Justic.
\ ION Tuesday and acquitted.
burt decided that .he affair
be outcome Of an inaocca,
haas dlunl. The hol.c ser.
u a week in jail.
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j are glad TO learn uiW tart
H. Taylors little daughter.
who fell in tha aH. jlaHe
holidays and was paiofal'.
ed, Is improving.
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bNpAY morning Tho 2afdi.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-31
A Railroad Predicamenf.

To-day the House District Committee Will re-
sumo the consideration of the bill providing Tor
the reorganization of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad. The Baltimore and Potomac Company
is much interested in the passage of this bill at inc
present session, but the amendments presented are
considered as grave obstacles The amendments,
as suggested by Mr. Neale, proposes that the Penn
sylvania Railroad if allowed by the purchase OF us
mortgage to reorganize the road, shall pay an an
nua rental of four per cent on the appraised Naue
of the property for the of its present SITE aso
that it shall bind itself to unite with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company in establishing
a Union depot. 1t is not the desire OF
the Baltimore and Potomac Company that
the bill shall pass in its present FORM as the prop,
abilities are that the Pennsylvania Railroad would
not consent to be associated with its rival in this
matter, and it is feared that such an amendment
will defeat the bill. 1t is claimed that this amend
ment is instigated by the Baltimore and ONO KalI
road, who endeayoring to utilize 1t TO ger even
on old scores with their old competitor II Is also
stated that if the bill passes in its original fon inc
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad would be SOLD tG
the highest bidder and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company would be deprived of its first mortgage
rights, and hence there is much anxiety on tne
cllbieot
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-31
The Roscoc Conklinx Club.

meeting of Roscoe Conkling Club of Boys in
Blue was held on Saturday evening last, the presi-
dent F. w. Oyster in the chair Ed. Morgan secrc-
rotary. The drum corps, composed of seven drum
mers and SIX filters, were present with the neW
drums the funds for the purchase of which were
contributed by honorary members of the club.
Fifteen new members were elected, and number
of applications received and referred to the com
mittce on membership. The president stated that
handsome stand of colors would. be presented to
the club in short time, and that the presentation
ceremonies would take place in suitable hall,
between the 10th and 18th of February. A rcsOlu,
ton was adopted inviting the Boys in Blue of the
Sixth Auditors Office and all other honorably dis
charged soldiers of good character to become
members OF the club. Also resolution providing
for the election of officers for another company at
the next meeting.
motion was made and adopted accepting the
proposition of George F. Timms & Co. for the man
ufacture of uniform suits for the club Letters
from the following gentlemen were read accent
ing, with thanks, the honor conferred by their
election as honorary members: Hon. John III
Starin, Hon. W. s. Shallenberger, Hon. Simon Cam
eron, Hon. Chester A. Arthur, Hon. John A. Logan
Hon. Arson G. McCOok, Hon. George B. Loring
Governor Henry NJ. Hoyt. of Pennsylvania: eS,
Governor John F. Hartranft, and General F. +.
Bealc