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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
SAYINGS.


Education does not make a man wise any more
than post norton stuillng makes goose fat.
The world needs everything for the good of hui
mnnity, no matter from what man, school, or creed
II may emanate.
=. From careful observation am inclined TO think
that the young man OF the period is the small boy
OF the comma developed.
have known people to be sad, &C., and some
who have even desired to leave this country, all
on account OF their blasted affections.
If you feel like blessing anybody. just remember
that live people are the only ones that are bless-
BILE, and you need not go to the North Pole TO find
them.
What the world demands of man Is manliness
what 1t demands of woman Is regular old-fash
Toned womanlincss, and / am sorry to say that
there is more demand than supply.
lfyou think you would love to marry you might
hs well know one time as another that you cannot
Ind any one who will suit all your relatives cspe-
cially those on your mOther-in- laws side.
Though the nail of hard times and wicked
ness" goes up all over the land, there are some
Things for which we should be thankful. Tho
hen of to- day lays about the same size egg as did
the hen OF our fathers, and talk is Just as cheap as
II ever was, II not more so.
When man gets out Of something to say and Is
with &c" You never find &c" in the Bible. How
would 1t sound It. the author OF the Bible had told
us that the Lord created the heavens and the
earth the fishes of the sea- the fowls of the air the
beasts Of the field. and man, &c?
Some people Will quarrel for principle and fight
without IL. have known divines TO quarrel Just
on the principle Of saving mans soul, while the
devil laughed, Just for devilment. Out In Indiana
few years ago, two physicians, one of the big-pil
faculty the other of the iitle-pi fraternity sat on
the fence in front of sick mans house and quar-.
relied over which should put their pills into him
first till the man died according to nature.
am sorry for the man who has favored well o
the public when he gets Into trouble Everybody
wants to get famous fyst cussng him. This re.
minds me Of good old large dog, who walked III
an inclined plank and jumped over the wrong
fence among some stray FISTS and raised a fuss
When the sequel commenced the fysts all go
away under small aperture between the fence
and the ground. but the good, old large dog be
came frustrated, and was disorganized.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
naI,Imore s,currnI rnrI,c,.

BALTIMORE, Nov. lO-Cotton steady and quiet mid
ding, ii,sc. Flour dull; Howard street and West
ern superne, 81 7565 90 do extra S 75p6 so do fam
y ~ 1907 5G City Mills super6ne s. Oo5 75 do ex-
ira, % OG65O do family q 76ds Oh Rio brands, 81 80
@76s Patapsco family, ss2i Whcnt-southcrn steady;
Western steady Southern red. q aodl 3S do amber,
u iiCgi IS No. Maryland, al No. 2 Western win.
ter red, spot and November 81 3Sis9i 3s, December
81 IDOL 4Si January, 81 4is; February 81 47aI al.
Corn--Southorn shade better: Western q shade
nlgher ana hrm; Southern white, 7012c; do yellow,
Csc; western mixed. spot and November, GG6iGBi &c;
December, GlssdGltC January. 90 i7Oc Oats steady;
southern isdjvc; Western white Io6p50Jsc do mixed
4.cgfoc Pennsylvania, ls6n50c Rye dull at 81 0j Us,
Hay quiet prime To choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land slWd2. Provisions quiet; mess pork. Sl1 ~;
BULK meats-shOulders and clear rib Sides packed 81
GlOc; bacon-shouldcrs, gc; clear rib sides, lies hams
lSalTic; lard, refined, i2sc. Butter firm; Western
grass lsGSc. Eggs firm at 27d2Sc, Petroleum noni-
lna refined, &c Coffee steady; Rio cnrgUes ord.
nary TO lhr, ga lie. Sugar quiet son Toe. Whisky
lnl 81 81 lldl T. frpghts to Liverpool per steamer
steady; cotton, d adj flour, q per barrel grain. Ia
I'D Receipts, Flour ldS2 barrels wheat, 1s.G bush
els corn, D,J12 bushels oats, ST. bushels rye llhS
bushels shipmcnts-Whent. 4iOOO bushels: corn, l6li
buslqa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Robert N Bruce has been appointed Postmaster
at Sperryville.
which will 1t Is said, be one OF the largest and
finest In the country.
nan nffray at salem, Fauquier County Chan Fur
and his brother were both shot through the leg by
John J. Cornell, OF New York State. n minister of
the Society of Friends, preached In Waterford Lou
doun County, Va, on the night of the Sth nit.
About one thing we can rejoice, and that Is that
the election Is over. People can now all 20 about
their business eschcw politics and for time bury
their differences Petersburg Inder. AppedL
The grand jury of Fauquicr County failed TO
find indictments at this term against the duelists
Campbell and Scott, Wise and Lewis no witnesses
appearing and no rule issuing against them The
matter may be considered dropped
The Virginia Annual Conference of the Method
Isl Episcopal Church South will meet in Char
who has recently returned from the Ecumenieai
Council In London, is expected to preside
IL Is roughly estimated that some $4,000 or
$4,000 will change hands in Petersburg on the re-
suit of Tuesdays election. And besides the money
that was staked, there are innumerable bets OF
other kinds involving penalties, which will have
10 be settled.
II is announced that all the stock of the sufpll,
and Goldsboro Railroad has been taken, and that
work on II VIII soon be commenced II will pass
through Gatesville Windsor, Williamson and
Grcenrille trnyersing one of the most productive
sections of the State.
The Hampton Normal and Agricultural School
Is said to be larger this year than ever before the
whole enrolment being as follows Colored bows
oil colored girls, lG0; total, 37l. Indian boys ID
Indian girls, 2s; total, 90 Boarding students 400
dny scholars, 20 Grand total 46l-1l6 of whom
Dnring the past fortnight an examination oil
several Virginia estates has been made by Mr.
Black, of London. England, who pronounce them.
selves well satisfied with their appearance and
carried resources. 1t Is understood that these gen.
are negotiating 10 purchase 100000 acres I'm Wes
Virginia for coonizing purposes
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

There were no cases at police headquarters yes
terday morning.
Frank Faunteroy, colored of Fairfax, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officer Franks for
fast driving on the streets.
Colonel Mosby, United States consul ut Hong.
Kong, China, has sent another large instalment
of presents TO his children and friends in this
Country.
The Republican flag pole on the wharf was yes
terday cut down by George b. Rowland When
the pole fell II carried away the end of the wharf
and damaged glling skif lying In the river.
Nothing yet has been done In the alleged fraud
vestigaled, and II the law on the subject will war
rant such action the guilty parties will be prose-
Cnted
The schooner ROncocas, before reported eapsized
on Point No Point, has been righted. and tOwed 10
soomons Island, Patuxent river Part of the car
go OF the lumber remains In the vessel. Her stern
was washed OF aud the hold II full of water. The
cargo was assigned 10 Baltimore firm.
IL Is understood that petition will be submitted
10 the Legislature upon its assembling TO alter the
charier OF Alexandria, so ms to permit the appoint
ment OF police commissioner for the city, thereby
taking out OF the hands of the city council the
eleeunn OF policemen as Is the custom now.
- Mr. george W, llawXhurSt, sou of Hon. job
ilhwNhurst, OF Fairfax County, Virginia, who has
been connected with the Census bureau for A
period Of fifteen mouths, las been appointed in.
spector Of customs at Alexandria, Va as the sue.
GesSor OF Nr. w. A. Cave, resigned Mr. Hawk.
hurst has discharged his duties to the Satisfaction
OF his superiors and retircs with the good wishes
Of his fellow clerks. Mr. H. was candidate far
clerkship Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax Countv
Virginia, last spring, but was defeated by the ne
culiar methods of the Bourbon FundeIs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
DISTRICT COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERM-JUsTICEs CARTIER,
HA6SEn, AID JAN ks. -Strong w. District of Colum
blh on hearing. Assignments unchanged
CRIMINAL COURr-JUsrICE CON.-United States
vs., ThonasJ. Brady, conspiracy. The Judge render
MS decision ana Is of the opinion that the motion
made by the defendants resclnd the order ALLOWING
the filing ofthc information &c, ought 10 be granted
and the defendants are discharged.
CulTCoURr-JUs rICE NJ RrHUR.-wnshi
ton Gaslght Company vs.. Coyle Co.; verdict for de
fendant. Green VS.. Lake & Tarbell; verdict for de
PENDANT Tnrhell. judgment by default against Lake
Fox vs.. kellherbell; discontinued by plaintiff. AS
signments for today-Calendar Nos. 2l3, ~ 10 ~
~, 81, Sj 226, Il1, l2O 2Oj, 81, 2s, and 30.
Equity CoUnr-JusTICE WYLIE-Betts vs. Car
rico; bill dismiss ID and appeal bond fixed at 500
Cross w. unknown heirs Of John Templeman; bill
dismissed. MorIpll vs. Gatchell; sale confirmed nsl
IN re estate Of II. \, Bennett, infant acceptance %
oiitr ordered. Barker Penn auditors report rat
ihed. In re estate Of Sergeant Thompson; Margaret
J.. Thompson appointed trustee. Randall VS.. Webb
referred TO auditor: Adjourned till Monday morning
at hal .-past ten o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
rINANcIAL AND coMMnRcIAL.
stock ana Boad Quotations nItin,orc
ana New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday, together with open
ing. highest lowest and closing quotations. are fur
nished by the clearinghouse OF n. ID. Cooke, jr, q
Co.. 100 street, Washington, q. e.;
NEW York STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRR, Nov 10, Sis y. m.--The market opened
strong, and with small reactions advanced to the
close, showing Improvement from yesterdays clos.
Ing Of from to per cent The trunkline stocks and
the dividendpaylng stocks were generally more
stronger to-day ON the rumor that the Pennsylvania
and baltimore and Ohio Railroads would advance
freight rates on Monday next, while the list generally
was strong, without the large advance In the special
ties which for the past week has been I'm order Near
the close OF business money became active lat one
time iGi and interest was bid, but at the close
offered at per cent. and interest, the last fieen
minutes. This occasoned falling of from the high
est prices Of the day. six months money at per
cent Is offered, and the indications point to n
season Of comparative In rates, although there is
not such surplus Of money but that if the interests
OF the larger spectators demand artificial strln
gency In rates could be made and in view Of the rise
the past two weeks and the excellent margin Of
profit which must have accrued to them, ordinary
caution suggests that the day is not far distant when;
having marketed portion OF their holdings decline
for the purpose OF rebuylng will perhaps set In
cordance with their plans.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1O-Cotton quiet and steady; sales,
300 bales; uplands, i,sc; Orleans ii1Sc; consolidated
net receipts, $3.50 bales exports TO Great Britain, Gasi
bales, Flour-Southcrn quiet common to fair extra,
80 ea6 50; good to choice do, 50 0O60s 60 Wheat
opened ACphc lower, aferward reacted and advanced
a@aic closing strong ungraded spring, 81 2oGi 81.
ungraded white 81 27gl 90; No. 2rCd, November, 81 ~
@l ~ December 81 1901 ~; January, 81 $3.50
Fed, Corn opened k@aac lower, afterward rccov-
cred aud advanced about ic; ungraded, G216sc; No.
Swhie, ISgc; round yellow, az; No. 2, November,
O'4HbSbc; December, S aCGDlsC january, 70N7t1a C..
oats shade easier aud less active No. 3, 4Tc Hops
III ialr demand; yearlngs, l26o21c Coffee du ITO
chrgoes, Uaegi24c sugar steady firm and very quiet;
ialr 70 good refining StmsAc refined quiet and
steady standard A, glsc. Mplasses quiet; New Or
leans, new crop quoted ut GlI7lc Rice steady; de-
mand moderate; Raneoon, 81 20 IN bond. Rosin firm
A. " 4l92 0a,s. 1urpentine higher and firm at CSC.
Wool dull; domestic fleece, JIGlsc: Texas I66n52c.
r9rk very dui prices n9minally unchanged at si7 80
Mldules du; prices nOminally unchanged; long clear,
gc short clear. 9ac. Lard opened shade lower af.
terward recovered closing higher and strong ut Ell 81
oil IA; choice, Sl 22ts; December ell jO0nil 40
frelghts about steady.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
THE BERYL STONE.

The lady unbound her Jeweled zone
And drew rom her robe the Beryl stone,
shaped II was to q shRdowy sphere
World OF our world the suns compeer,
That bears and bures the toiling year.
With shudderlng light twas stirred and strewn
Like the cloud-nest the waning mooni
Freaked II was rs the bubbles ball,
Rainbow-hued through a misty pail
Like the middle light Of the waterfall.
Shadows dwelt in It's teeming girth
Ofthe known and unknown things OF earthi
The cloud above and the wave around
The central fire at the spheres heart bound,
Like doomsday prisoned underground.
A thousand years II lay IN the sea
With n treasure wrecked from Thesssly;
Deep II lay mid the colled sea-wfack,
But the ocean spirits found the track;
A soul was lost TO win II back.
ID. q. Rossstii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
Damaging ~ Rrputntion.

The reputation. originally good, of many pro.
prietary articles, is in some instances damaged by
that most egreglous of all business folles fam.
boyant advertising. The public soon becomes
disguised with an article concerning which state.
ments are made with the evident design of hood.
winking II, and Is nauseated rather than imposed
upon By reckless claims 10 impossible merits II
has ever been the aim of the propriclors of Hos.
letters Stomach Bittcrs to make the published
allegations relating to Il conform with reason and
proven fnets. That they have succeeded in this
laudabe design is shown by the fnct that their
remedy isnot only popular, but widely respected
Experience without the aid of bombast. has de.
monstrated that IL isn tonic of the first order,
safe aud thorough remedy for and preventive OF
mnlarial diseases, n salutary anti .spnsmodlc and
remedy for debility, and capital corrective of
disorders Of the stomach, liver and bowels. MWF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
Mr.. ]. "A olnstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday,
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:

Mr.. j. n olnstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday, as re-
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On N street north, between Thirteenth street and
Vermont avenue, sublos 10 and II (Ja by 1877 feet),
square 20, Horace Capron TO NOshidn Kyouri t270 o.
On y street NORTH between seventeenth aud Elgh.
eenth streets west, suhlots and (i2 by 30 feet),
square l5', Bridget M. Pagan to Michael V. Ticrney,
on Nineteenth street west, between and L streets
north, south part uf sublot n (i5 feet inches by
depth, square lo1, Lucy \. Bailey to Joseph Nor
on 1wcinh street west, near corner of N street
north, north part OF lot go feet by 100 feet Inch)
ON Tenth street west between N and D streets
north. subuts 2in 3 (52 by l2D fee, square 97 John
w. sims TO Edward Haywood and Julia G. Haywood,
nominal.
on Sixth street west near corner of street south
south part Of lot = ~ by ii5 fcet) square 500 Charles
MclIngh 10 Mary Martini sa.5U
ON Fourth street west, between l. street north and
New YORK avenue, south III II OF lot (1 by g3 AZ
inchesO, square 5sj, Sarah Agnes VAIL to John w.
on Defrccs street. between First street west and
North Capitol street snblot lGa 90 by ~ fce) square
Gsi Mary IL. Cooley 10 Maggie II. Mcdowell, 500
ON III street north, betwe Fitst street east and
North Capitol street. suhlot 10 Ga 81 feet nches)
square GU, James r. Mnzeen 10 Alexus J. Myers
si,i0O.
GEORGETOWN.
ON Congress street, corner OF Beall street. part o
Bealis addition Of Georgetown Mary Il. GCdey tc
William W. Curtis, sjs2h
COUNTY.
John sherman, trustee, to Thomas ]. Murphy, lo
], block - OF j. ShCrmnns subdivision of n tTnc
known as Columbia Heights, s9lil0.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11


NEW YORK, Nov. 10-MOney loaned down from
to per cent call and closed offered at per cent
Exchange steady al 4sos 9lsO7i for long aud iss
6g4sili for short sight Governments were Irregular
extended n advanced y and new ds 4 per cent? as
declined "a per cent? extended Gs were unchanged
State bonds were moderately active. Railroad bonds
were active, hut Irregular. The stock market was
strong at the opening and prices generally "a
Ia per cent higher than yesterdays closing figures,
the latter Metropolitan Elevated In the carly deal
ings, no ever, the marSe was heavy and decline
Of IA IA per cent took place which was most marked
IN Texas Pacific. This was ioliowed by AN advance
OF i6G2S per cent, In which Northwestern preferred
indianapolis. bloomington md Western, Chicago,
burlington and quincy ana Wabash preferred We're
most prominent, About noon the market became
weak and a decline OF ',6n2 per cent. recorded,
Metropolitan Elevated Northwestern preferred and
Indianapolis, bloomington aud Western leading
therein During the afternoon ~ strong tone pre-.
vailed, and under brisk purchases the entire list sold
up AGn3+s per cent, Illinois Central, Richmond and
Danvlllei Manhattan Elevated, and Northw, Stern
preferred being most conspicuous In the improve
nont IN the hnal sales Manhattan Elevated f6ceded
2 per cent and the rest OF the list @lh per cent,
the latter Illinois Central Louisville and New Al
bany rose per cent. on the days transactions The
sales aggregated $4,000 shares, Including Central Pa
cihc, 25,SO0 Delaware, Lackawanna and WESTERN W.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

400 Denver and RIO Cfnnde "a iO0 Erie q, 100 Kan
sas md Texas iSsooi Lake shore, i7,5@ Louisville
and NASHVILLE, t,00g Michigan Central 900 Manhnt
tan Elevated. 61Og Memphis and Charleston, 400
NORTHWESTERN preferred 200 New Jersey Central.
lls0f New York Central 5000 Northern Pacific, s,90e
ontario and western, $500 Heading. 800 st. Paul,
lgfM st. Paul and Omaha, 500 Texas Pacific G,lO0;
Union Pacific, $500 Wabash Pacific. n,Go; Western
Unlon 5000 Chicago Burlington and Quincy, 6,lOO;
Eastern tennessee, GybOG Illinois Central, goo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
Alexandria Graf, Market.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. iO.-The market to-day was
duh and quiet. Flour-But little doing. Wheat-Re-
ceipts light and prices UNCHANGED; about 200 bushels
sold At sl 3l@l ~ for Futz 81 IS for Lancaster Corn
small lots brought go CSC. Rye and oRts-Nonc re-
ported. Country produce still wanted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

TO IIIu HIIIUI UI THE NEFUHIItAN'I
Hon. (?) John Goode, poor John Goode |!
his selfshness and ingntitude have been the
causes of his own destruction. Beaten for Congress
beaten for the gubernntorlal nomination aud now.
alas beaten for the Legislature, Notwithstanding
the aid ofhis fried Dezendorf Truly, ingratltnde
Is its own reward T.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
SMILERS.


Don't breaker heart, fair one, but wave
Objections thine-this sand crave"
"Oh billow Bill" she blushed. " sea
You would beach ogpn shore by me,
But I'm mermaid not yet In seine,
And shell for years that way remain"
--NOITistotCn Herald
Plump girls are said to be going out of
fashion. this is true the plumper the girl the
simmer her chances.
Tickets TO the Patti concerts are $40,
and AdelinA Is suspected of being an Arkansas
train robber on new racket.
Old Deacon Dobson always boosted
that he was always prepared for the worst" and
his neigh6ors thoughthe got it when he married
his second wife.
The average life of circus actor Is
forty years, The average age ofa circus Joke Is
25Oyears. The latter IS dworked almost to death I"
every year, too.-Norria0icn Herald.
Robinson (after long whist bout at
Che club II Is awfully late, Brown. What will
you say to your wifeY' Brown Qn q whisper
aOh, shan't sayAnuch, you know Good morn
ips' dear or soiS thing of that sort She'll say
. DIR. Bird, of Chicago, has Just married a
Miss Grubb, which Induces the Philadelphia Neos
10 observe that It's the carly bird that catches the
Grubb.' The next door neighbors who used TO
hear the front door of tho Grubb mansion open
and shut at two a. M didn't call him an early Bird,
albeit II was pretty early In the morning when he
leit..-NorriaOicn Herald.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
Educational.
r LESSONS IN ELocUTIoN by
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND

AT No. iii8 NINTH ST N. w.
Mr. Townsend can be engaged for Readings alta
moderate charge. daltf
CSPEC1AL ANNOUNCEAENT.-PRO H.
- LAItROQUE a. NJ, graduate of SarhOnne, Paris
teaches athematlcs, Natural Sciences, Modern and
Classical Languages. French and spanish specially
TrnnslutiOns done. 9l5 q street northwest nOllm"
StPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
- Ninth and ID streets northwest occupies Its new
and attractive hall i'll the handsome ediCe known
throughout the United states as LINCOLN HALL
BUILDING Day and Evening Sessions for Ladies'
and Gentlemen. Sons and daughters educated for
real life. Students received throughout the year.
pamphlet, containing an eloquent address 20 the stu
dents on Elements OF Success by James a. Gar
feld also null Information concerning the College
will be sent free upon application by mail or may be
obtained at the College Office. HENRY q. SPENCER
Principal. MRS. SARA a. SPENCER, Vice.Prn
cipnl Oc2S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
PRODUCE MARKETS.

baltimore, Nov io.-virgna g. consolidated. "A;
do second series 40 do past due coupons, 0ps; new
i0iOs, IS bid to-day.