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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-14

= VI. Logan ,....la.,4 , ..
"a'n''-'as the appointment az I.......s
! = ant ." the rv"rrI is. Of urasa,. Ne
bayard Introduced a bill qe.v do. ssr 49, -.
irritation o. unclaimed liriI-u4s .r...-,.. t...
creditors of national baak, Daring tho morn
ing hour The tiIl for the punishment q tramp.
10 the Dis ricI of Columui. wa. discussed, the
rem"ieder OF the session being sFeat "a tcb.!,
on the bill for the relief on Beu. Holiday.
In the House l33 bills intrcdoc.d, iuoluIin,
one establishing SuPc ior Coos, OF ne Uui:-a
safes, 10 Re composed OF FIVE judges. 10 b,
appointed by tn. President. \ john rs-a,u sjor
was passed requiTiz. the Pres,1sa: TO -kt-n.
10 the people and government % France a.
invitation 10 particj pate in The io5torn otutca
NAL celebration. The Indian appropriation
bill was taken up, aud considerable pros
made on IL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-14
FKIp.Y. January ~.

In the Senate, Mr.. Jones presented ,H. IA u..
orial of W. }. Moore, Of New orleans. ii, - % :
that VIM. Pit ke'lo.s procured h. -'r,,,, u a.
United States Senator rs bribery and ,,-.4.-
lion, said Moore being one ofihos. l5ttcI lud
asking TO be examined tc.of. the senate 4
deta,e on the disposition - tn ,a-na =. ..-
copied he morning boar. liz >vns.. a..-
joutned until Moniay next.
II the House, Nr. Sprinee; oFered "a Ecsy.4-
lien calling for information in regard to The
halifax fishery award, especially that relating
10 alleged fetitiou. statistics. g.. Arje- some
debA'e, during which Mr. New berry. ofMluaa-
.an, declared, amosg other thjr.s tia; fr,gi-
nlent testimony and altered 0tf,,4i ios4a.,n's
Rad 1ee' brought before the comm s,iun. III,
eS"luIon Was ref. red to the committee on
'''''- Affairs \ u4u.tos oe,,.T,,,rcl ,.l. ,,a--
passed. Adjourned on. NJ
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-14

40 "a ehe OIStes u regulate THESE
charges upon railroads within their limits
and their duty to do 50, is clear; and
thinks also that the Federal legislature
should, in the exercise of its constitu.
tional power ITO regulate commerce be-
tween the Statss," exercise supervision
in the matter OF regulating transportation
from one State to another, or through
Oilers. He admits that the companies
ought to be allowed to place the tolls high
enough to give corporations fair profit
on the capital they have actually invested,
and goes on to show how the legislature
in the exercise of its supervision could as
certain the amounts really invested in the
various roads, and the expense of running
them, and regulate tho transportation
charges accordingly.
In The interest OF the railroads. Hon.
George Ticknor Curtis has addressed a
letter to the President of the Erie Rail-
way, in response to the arguments of
Judge Black. Judge Curtis contends
that, by virtue of the charters, the railroad
companies acquired property in the cor
pus of the roads, and the exclusive right
to operate the same, untrammeled by any
Legislative supervision. He maintain.
that the charters granted to the railroad
companies are contracts between the State
governments and the companies, and that
any interference with the operation of the
roads would impair the obligation of such
contracts, and thus come in conflict with
the constitution of the United States. He
cites the celebrated Dartmouth College
case in support of this position. In that
case, which was deliberately argued by
Daniel Webster, the Supreme Court of the
United States held that the charter
apted by the British crown to the trus.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-14
SCHOOL. NOTICE.

Address " fxGLAxr.
P4Ahshet Of THE SUS Nm iurA t..t-
, 1881-07-08

,yes sss -. m %r!'naf; !H'.r, lsi" s = w
aauMm1Tt aaMI1 II Eerritts .Ii ,nnn "iIcrra h'Sc' HUM
Anil al f,t3y.GHl per NU lbs
s Sr. t,nlt!. 80.
rt.o.,s. iu,E s.-CATraE-tGce!nis: M 1"s ~ nnr ,rt
,nnts kj; a u,nni ast: nGtTn s n II. mi t.it 1l,,
eifsS eth Fl. nntyc bttchNrs salt.M 9soa " &It!c4
efa'iss Ts."as, aHs:s' fsr''"a ''er' s''''''''"'
't9stSafs ,ys sh'uur"ts. d' nct'vo ""a
htw htwnn.sAgt!y md iir,; yprhorr. f:sl3i tatrs
,,s Il iA iii Clf0lce tn inner i1GnTY shlsSe''' 'e
calnis, ha1 hcad; sh'rns!Iss' 1s,1 ne'u'
KANSAS cry. ..
sn+ttot ntsrttth IL The CHICAGO Iftttncs ,,,..
KAysAs ,CtrY, Nib, July i-EArlLE-tlg'H1 g'1 ,' .ttrs
r,pfctni rororiA: Nucn,s lte INST W0ok stE y a
nsaaM,ns naMhHs III ar,ss TUShs, fh.kt!',Ii q. -,.,.
finnS -ftrtclrte tito 'tnaL wtEk LtGs,i sniEim't ,
1,1, netve mil ,,r1nrrt Htnle. taSHa"oV' 'sut s"'-
pIps and n,lxell t'arknRt $a'V9aot.
EAsT tiiiEFtrY.
EAsr L,nENrv. IN. iny 7.-CATTLEE;iseSoipts
mi hendi ititli hnI4t n1t through cohsfthhehIst
isK sKs!alasstS Il! ,s s' S. ax.auphla, ,1aacso,
7sEHeEf 7ssEHHxeEEfitssS'rts. tit't spo, .cllln fair at sa.e
ispiASA1Di.ts. .,....
txnttvtrpt.,a, tu1y 7,-lltit,s-Doninnd nctivn
hssvy. niMs:st': ,sskina taIis:j' receipts, loo
salHTrTTiE-ijc!iinnA nrtlvn Mt tia, stnckn5s and
feniest AthS t60t roce3pt, as'I sA4Inleats' Nv.
CINCINNATI. .--.-.
CtSclxSArt, In1y 1,-fiula-Ffrrlt tnMMnn ano H.
ttrhf xIJkk ls t,ntkinX htlL tAtchSrh N5H1o<JI IT,
psIpts, I,NUi ALiinclits, Ill.,
, 1881-07-08

called, nltd Alexander Williatis WINS cal!pll ~
tMt0Ie tllu Jury ann ltst'1ipa ns ~ thG tatl'et
Itl wllltn uicy we're ueca!yetI. lllo Jary ue.,
e!tlcta tiltt t!csD men WrFe KsiilApe!., aiat
Aif jtlFKeF u'n! sa!an h.Rni Wsute lGtEE ~
Tho !iovetior ~ NGw oFK iof I"um!St,iin.t ,i1:..
n,l INC tiufnfalnr ~ Ui,ln ~ a;!e naHi LIN
kitlillfMt! tno Mlps MIlil At. nAih.r ..lMss.
~ ny 70 c4Il NJ llls nce te ~ H. t ny
belbek: Eliilt 70 nas nee w u'e
tlile+ tlntl lh1 llnt oeeil tlGIe paut tSH
Ml'Gll Wln Hllntllt toilie hi bit 4mt: IL. ,: y:
!HSl't Mr luytle ail ntli 1i9t ,9, Wy nMgit
" encli u1llcf !ie nrNnlrti lille ,!4,,.s.'
y seG ~. NJ; IMrktr itaita ~; ~ iet'cE ~
h1'e 70 Mr. ,ii"ttltl. alM s9 IetMr1ct LINN
lllorninH WIN .lltSa!.ueE Niti!Nla S ~ Sic.H IL.
", llu Wlleli W. htflvGu ~ 't!nSciim. l ~, w
iis:su III a.i!s,er to ttle hu!'nt,t'cs, w. . ut".
~ WnS tetNfiltn fAcS 10 ta1l. a tiay or tW1
ni!Gf the r.1itii,st!tl9i' MaS i!rWalnen ~ .mo
nu'G.t.' ~ i'. l,1E tlie ntsest ~ :'Hrthsu' Sti;'
tn aEe.!a u -, l'l!isnelsef. ni!t
~ nsMet ~" th"59. ~ n au't Ky lae Jusy
LUZ iini,!aps. , tr VI v!sEe VI t,P
tiIutsnsnl WI. ~ :" "%1uan'.!ons % n'ia @ ttens'.ien :
s nstn t, 49, H., ,u r.H ~ IL ,,,,a NIX .aneM
sM a"a M i,, :u l, :" ~ iJ i ~, y:
, ~. ;,,'in,,;,r.,r " ~, I'M ,",,., III,
1 ,tnw ~ ~ triat nf III. b,,ys :" c',m ,uy wG1s
mt present. Tile trial, however, Iiaa
not ca1,'u n'f. and one tiay. hs ! lai,tTMtd
10 ~ - y f!ifesltls. n laly fr.aasn aWna hnat.
ti.G'r ,n nm.t ~ > %h., n1.l'",i II f,nt IL, M
snri,Is,, Alexander Williams. hardly knew
what to t!o will WILLIAMS, Ny hume was
then ~ i'e rnrtlsr nt l;onst Al"l nsf s'l1,w ~,
llHHl!ll0Itj ,HtieGt, MtiicG WIZ '!.Eu ~ NV
, 1881-07-08


sptttdl Dltpateh to rho chftdoo 1f1etthe'
1tvxurout, July I-ll.0 n. m.-FLoGn-No. Il lis
I'd; No. 2, Is III, ~, , n. 81,
vn,ns No, !, Is Id; NJ. l. ta; white No. !. ~ ~
No. ia ID, cIub No. rs lis' Nh Us id eorn' % lu'
pnovIstoSH-r0rk. lis lart, hss. .
LiyEtsrot1, .tNiy 7-tHur1slnSs-Acon-e' -
f1fmof at t5s3 s. Il. Hrnpr nt 45s Tor Mow. linhs.I
G. stendy at dis. lard-tEime Western sh'af nv 'SS'
CuUEuE-Amerlcan cl,ulce lrncs IT. It's.
TuMpESrtSE 6p1nrTs-Sscnts Mt It's Tarrent'ac
spirits. Londun. stcady nt ITS ID.
demand uh-tGl8Kd snlus iGo balss' speculation and
export. i,U)0; american, G,aso
LAnp-An,eglcan, Dis.
CuEgSE-Ftno American, S'A.
rE1NoLEuN-Splrits, Sid.
LoSpoS. July 7-TuRrENTiSE-sp!rts a.ses&es 8d'
'ASrwEltr, July y7.-pETtatEuM-le3st
The foItuulug wcrc rccetvct ty tho Chicago Bonfd
Of Yrnd1s .-... .- :,
: LtvknrooL, July 7.--Whcat stGndy. Cnrn-Sot
mich oihx. CnrHucs oN coAst-NseMt in m nolarnso
demand md at1Ahy: c1rn rHtlicr Gull: ~ nrr,v1,
Whcat sscler rna wntsr ~ r .onso ~ .r nfn1Hs rnsr
ciua1 liz III; taito ass. Choose racr md 4 his,oT
at:s. oxtra 1mdla mess hGct ls Gnnnt,y markets.
1ahsES aS nv Ms"se[
ql!ot Mnrk jnno-Garsue* or coastVMhsnt sLoasy
s. aa;s GS7E9S. ~ ssIis " %Mcrsa s
eHlpmont duras tae praso.,t Hill io!os mont!
ffench s9soE On uassaEu 10 FrnncG md tho Gnnti'
Wheat quit, siouE asna. Wuathcr Ii England unset
Med.
, 1881-07-08

Asn<r{al D{spntth 10 THt ChttHn9 Tribune.

EpfEf1t Dlfpdtth 70 1Ht ChlEauV 4Ts1AHk*
NEW YonK, July 7.-t1ltAlS-1ytlGat-An unsettled |
ana less active market for wlntcr wheat IN tso
option line, opsncd bupynntlY Advanced an No.
%tle prominent tuuiurc In tho tallnEa-nbout Neslo
= bu Us tn!uuncou, In Rr0nt tnrs, ny tho decided
puoynuey at ChcnRo md thu ratllor lnoru encuuras-
ipg tsnor uf thu nverH IVY Cnbfe, but through Inc
afternoon woxkcnoa poEcopsbly' III !nstasces as
snasa l4GslHo G. haronlns .tsn'n sIlghtIy hoaF
tho ctoso. thus brlnan. tito !lnal anotn'
Hons 70 about tho latest figures ot ycstes'
DAY, the notnho iecllnc rcttectli'a tue
Savero break at tho West tnouut e bu at Cheasel
mud psunaAncsh pressure t0 tenllkt, Export 1ny-
rss nre operating Will, russrve, parity owing to tho
1uttber rtau In ocean fFOstts. No. red 1T kiaA4
13l elusing At Il ~ bid for cns-o'si No. rid ~ s'A
al .as for canal nnd q n t1r r"lton,. s!osil's
II sl,g7 asked for rruad. lu July 1T q sSf@l a1G
closing A. l.:'ss do Augnst NJ c1os'ns
a. sl.sast du SgptoMtcr nt tss3Gai 80; atraitlrr
grndu At SILL unRsnIct rct al Nu&sl*@hi,
a. u guilty, aud moat!y nt tl'a3ls nuw Te Texas
1t s..sSIlzt No.. CAcuRu und Milwaukee, spttnE at
s!:4al,2l, lnnslly ut tI.D}s@fa1k cloalns ~ $sa,
NO. tlllwautee sptlnH a. &llsH. Corn egain tAlty
,actlyu, but Irregular values, neniH9 ol ncnr.y
dollv1rus shada higher but tcayinE IN gottenlty
trite luwer ttnn ycstoFihy Tho export du,laaa mas
been good. a1ixod Western .NgIaAua nt @'a3aMc us
to quality and condition, mostly IT. s!atslNe'
81 mt1ed at 1:3ieLs5hc, closing NJ bs9ldaHt
No. whtU nbout 551{a51hc Nun York yellow NJ hsei
do s,Snmor Hra,ant ds'itSic. yel!ow Wo'tern Mt no
bic. on.a otIurad with uss urRui.cy and quoted up
about M9ho ha Oh n guod deInnna, chiefly On rcaa.
Jar trade aecoAntA Wh!tp NoAt0s1i, unRtndod NJ "
aso NJ to quality, Mixed do VI sa 3cl white Stale
.or sss3 o"9eos III % nnsvv sI.h rar.1u..
auoted D. {lSl0i, ind boat. IoAth VI rsnr-y Atock
II t!At
inatanee u inrd, qaotSl sSuawsIat chr,pur: W1sI-
ef Uuss noFX ia niidDTnG failupst for curly dDyHry.
hylV d. nI sl1,s5 for new, aiid !n !ho 0ntion Ply
dull, With July IotDu Ut {i5l5 tl4 AttKltL mt {li
i: a fSs s;s,..S 81 j:
pnDtr1et delivery, haVU been hald aucll higher, A.
(Is.iS} u1It ukYsurl.
''gHf1iiS,rr Et.tniiv ' nj tr1hdH1sn,
'HUHAIlS-HaW 1ulOt blBls 0f TAO NAked for fht
g4olcd II rlDsitu III l0}tul crushud luet r9wuaIcd
, 1881-07-08
,J'DI.1:111.

TnI.rnn, O., July 7.-tlIlAiS-svhoat ensys So.2rcd
sfo,, fv, July. $l.l71l; August. ELISA; Uetobot.'
tiityH yaas $i.i1; mulour Michigan. fI.1y3i. Corn
stronger: high mixed. ~ {, No.: ut W. Outs hrnl
Mr., Auvust. 2lf.
uALt-,yhrnt t.u, No. rod, tpot, &.l'i .tkisH
asscd. July. sI.ljaa bid, st.la}d askca, August
sItas, Hcrsen,s,cr. ti:i:7f; d,ctghcr tlaM l'hl'
tn,t, isiSes ii.ly I.sc b lilia n,*es August 4sfu
lid Msscd, september, istae blu. 0o nsAua' Se'f'
itti:cxltrs- Wheat. .1oo hi, corn,.ssun hu, oats.
'' ''snis'lExrs-wllca s,0 but :::oo bn, oats.
Lou hu.
, 1881-07-08

! :nayyos, July 1A-FLoyN-Ftsmt Western supaFnno,
SkNl0&aQ, common extus, ttdkss.ut Alnnesota do.
&Ih2Aao, Wisconsin, oxtsa, HltsdGls winter wheats.
oalo aud M!chlgan, tA0,2a, Hsl 1ns'sna, &a9oa&lot
81. lou!s and Illinois. HUI spFtnR pasents.
. WlntaF patents, tAakaA1a. =
~ lAAla-Cotn In fair doplsndi mixed and yellow,
eo6o9o1 steamer, 6t83Sc no Erade, Oats a4ll1
NO md extss wh.ts sifaaGcs No. white, ta0tsot
HfTIkMt.,,ffhocs cFosms ttes: t49scs Gu oIco hde-
sAxcTlfTsSY SY1ssr. GuH br|s did sack., ooru sa,oQ
hpi Hheal Il. 6at oAt., i1L6W bu. :,
HAtR4Exrs-E1o l.dH bFls.
, 1881-07-08

Women that have been xiyen up BY their
deurest ffIeala as beyond Aelp, hAys boon
poguiausatiy. cured by the we OF LYd'a 2: fank.
cure Tor aj3 female coalplAintA. Send to Mn.
Lydla Il. Piukhanl. No. ~ Western evanue,
Lynn, Mass, tor pamphlets.
, 1881-07-08
Tho lsult,vay f;nt1n@ House.

{fh{fEi0Il tNtFF+, =.
An Austin t1nN, who Inns bcrn travelling Ercnt
deal over the country Furnishes tho best Iss',nl,
tiun wo hltru lcurA yet Ut tho average rIilrlAll
eulIuIy- -E0t1sc. Itu says IL II n rIMce wb:rn slo
trnin stops inns cla,lEh fnr IL r,o'Is.I".kl,t.:
Inatt, who e1us bcr tolu1ut. to c7lsrct tn'1ar
ttt.. That IL g triIr hui.
, 1881-07-08

:, p1I1GADEL1'I1fA N.
pnttAuEtl.ltfA, ra., July 7.-Fthti1i-Non!nally
f,',sJy-Whunt atronuur; No. . rod, elevator,
s9i, MAJ rud July. s1.2tesi :2'&t August, soaGs
i.:s).<. Hcntotnbos, ki.alH1LyES. Cbn IN frlr dn~
inland, now Western mixed, on truck. s1Alr depot' M
6ts,ix+: ,nIt ,,ixud July, ST f?sSse, August.
surlou,Dsr, SAls1, o4:s dnlt S"a w!'lso' als4lNe'
~ rovtaSssxii Ts n;e.s pork l7hai'sc. Lard
Prime ripnu,, l!os kntli.. llifc. p,,o.. .-...
HIjTrER--tGt(vb ns1 fF!Ht crontnorI. ass-9ys HsM
Yu5k atMte MD rh!rortl County, PHI txtras' 1va&es
tm!ry. !5Mltc. .,.
ttElsg-.slcntty iHr otnco crcnmr5y, 8}i9s2c
TErjlitd,Etfls-NtlHltnntiy Nfielsns,Ht1.
1sMEi,1s-Fi.jitr aaWI iris. wlloat, i7op but corn,
'siitiSlES rs~W ilsat, x,uu bu, corr, q, 30 bu.
, 1881-07-08

.M1I1V skU II 4 Ia
MILWAUKEE. July 7,-~FEht'N-Scasce and firm.
G1lyAS-Whcn. heayy n1d luwpr; No. hard. II. LIT
M, apd 1ny, SlO5ti; ADJUST, f1.l1{t snrten1ar+
$luaL;, October nd November. *1,oIs Nc, u Mllwaa-
krp tlUo Cora hr,n. No. INT 4i!te. Oats ftner' No.
nt;E; ltya tlrmer but lnnstiso' No. Ut a'r' hnr-
'fiWvisIiST-lI Higher. Mess PORK. s1G.e1 ca.h mud
1uIyt &lit Auxl,s. I.arh-prsino stcaH sli.'5 cash
4tid Jt1yl $1l.hl AUGUST. .,..,
jfHUS-ln fRir uusnanl: fi.tMats1.
F,iEluijrs-Wjient ii I;Hlfliu, u fa3Mc. ..
KErEflEs-Flonr. td0t' br!s3 WhoAt, @h0p pn' eofa'
l,NGt In. .. ,. nm .,.
cDrn, 1l5bJ bt..
, 1881-07-08

Psot,lA, ILL.,, July 7.-HmAtS-CoEn stcadyi hieh-
n,lxe 4a lGu: mixed, 4t3 !Gsfu. Oats trn but n"
uctivo c.lstl NJ. white, 5ts5'loi July sold nta'c'
lty0 dcarcc nnd nominal 1T $t.iA
titGnwlSEX-Stcudy IT $l,Gl. 49, .:.........
IMElrrs-Whcnt, tUl bu; corn. Giles bit, oats,
'Siiii,aESTs-CUrn, ,su hu; oats. u ,Gs bu.
, 1881-07-08

rcLEvgLAsu,O., July uM-Fsrms stnnd'
nrd wiI!tn, llu 1eat. 7}fc.
I'trraMunti. pa., July b.-l'ErHULEuM--put1,
tInllca certificates sleutIY at 7sMcf reHncd. 19ic,
t'hlIhdnlphA delivery. ~. !.
at sxus hHI,u1t, 1Sfut 1uwGst i73iel Cl0aeu 7U1ct
VAlpneslss, i5VU; charters, i5,sl1i runs, none.
, 1881-07-08

NEW yonls, July 7.-Donland ns tirst hands irFesn.
1nr} cotton got,a quiet nnd urEl} dHrk pFINfa M0To
sought lor, hut ght prints quiet, abFts and drnwoa
III you'd doinAnti. Fnnnuls And blankets al0Ady on
account vi back orders, und ueuA wsAr o Hoofens In
1hlr request
, 1881-07-08

nuprALo. July I.-GnA1S-Wleat hrnat No. harl
Duluth ulu nj <i.:7, saics Ut l9!N bn September nt
N..s. Corn dali md strndys boat.luHd Ut mixed
W1ntern NJ SILL. unls dns cnrs wItte. 4ac track.
CANAL htllEiuurs-WhuLt, 4cs corn. 5hc,
, 1881-07-08

! 81, LOUIS, Ao., July y1,-FL0uN~unehanRa
1RAlN-Whaat eponad higher. but decilpeds no.
ied, sll5H9Llssa cash4 tL!s8Lla4 July! tLlaAa
LIZA August slly40l,1A Septeubssl tL!ah91h
DO. 3Lef. Corn tism md slon ~ s,laG3io eashl IN
, 1881-07-08

uETaolT, htich, July 7,-FLOUN-StcNdy.
GuAtS-Wl,ent quiet; extra nominal, No. whitc
$.l7; No. white nominal, M. rod, &.lNaL"0 No-
crlpts. IIlUu tut shpnunts is!0t bus
, 1881-07-08

Ent.fsI T1fsuoffh m The Chftdno 1rfbtinf

6ptttal n.patch to The Chicago Tribune.
KASsAsi1ry, Nti. Jttly I,-GitAlS-rho f'rite CIR
rent rrpur1s; Whont-tloco!pts tho past waek 2hG4@
In, ab;nulunt. - b,1, rr.n, No. ar.s, At}ac lilly,
ir: Ni cn.h Nct rty, t5u, No, gslnl. HUH. Turn
--Hacnrts tho t,ist WGOk, 1ttS but weaxert no.a
Cnst. H3[5C. July, :kjG.
, 1881-07-08
rnFIs't'nN.

NEW ORLEANS, July y7.-COTr0S-Quieti m!dtlln1
lu&o, low de- VIC, suul ordinary Dc not receipts,
!sa bnc., gr.st li skports 10 Fra nee. 1tu salos.
7Hjs bsuEt. lNl liz
, 1881-07-08

oswEdD, N. u, July 7.-IltAiS-Whca lower Corn
steady, No. =, bsc; high mixed, d2c.
, 1881-07-08
RAILRO1D TIlrE-TARLE,

A 1lKlvAt AND DEPARTURE OF
"A THAINA,NxrkAkAIi1S .or 1trrEnENeE
sMondny cxtrpsGl, tl}aily. .'
,.,. :, h.tMan =: Tnrthwss!ern Rail way:
abty u r ClarK.sL. .hd l.sc!e. itftnk Espse.s
MtlCc. Fn1ncr ltnusp, ftnAt.at, and tho depot
tho cOtnuE NJ Wella nnIi kintLo.sls
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Fn- M1ps. I'!mn.i'ab! Suoplna-Gnr Acctmm9n1.
Lnns, nF|hy NJ y C!ark-st: Grand l'ae!1o llntal
ft,it VI lndnnn.nf. Grand Entun uGput, paulet
d 1tnusc, MID Il CnFtat.st.
National Republican., 1881-12-02
Nlaeini.u SnIrna

The regular monthly complimentary solree dan.
sanIe given by Professor J.. G. Marlni TO his pupils
and their friends took place last night at his dancing
academy, and WIS well attended. The dressing of
tho ladies very elegant In some Instances elabo.
rate In style. The hoOr management was IN the
hands Of Mr.. George w. Evans, and the music fur.
nished by Weber's orchestra. All present seemed to
ully enjoy the occasion, which continued into the
"wee small hours" Among those present were no.
tlced Mr.. and Mrs. IT, A. clifford Mr. and Miss
Miner, Mr. and Mrs. W. =, Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.
John J. NEEDING, Mr, and Mrs. james schcckclls,
DR.. II. Z. Wire Lieutenant Mccoy, U. 5. 4 =;
Dr Thomas An!iseli, Lieutenant Cotton, L. s. a.
BI, BS SgonSe ~ me'S ~ to @ missGs nhTq anu Lucy
Pincknsy Thomas Of Hlrginls; Misses Katie aud
Misses A. NoweOmbe, Lille emerson. Maggie Hall,
Lucy Murphy Flora Frlebold, Ouia WilliHIs Lucy
Blsphane, Maggie Edelin, Edith Cragun, and Miss
katie Seatmaii, Messrs William JaglS son, Joseph
Parsons james N. Davis Hall Lewis, Norris Daniels,
Abbell. H. T. Perry, W. J. Acker, William lhonip.
son II A. WhittecOmbe, q. o. Roller, Robert Larner,
an
National Republican., 1881-12-02
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted in the su'
preme Court Of the United states yesterday;
ON motion of w. Bakcwell, A. II. Clarke, of Iltts
burg, Pa was admitted TO practce was also Will
IAN ~ King, Of Albany, n. W ON motion ofJohn d.
No. 1910, Samuel Y. Hyde ct al, plaintiff IN error
ys. John lknble et al. Submitted by Angus Caleron
ants In error
No, lel Francis X. Dant plaintiff in error, vs. The
District OF Columbia. Suggestion Of death OF plnintih
In error and case passed.
No. l55. Arthur Pickering ct al, appellants, VS.:
Michael Mccullough, IT., pt al. Argument continued
py j. r. Maynadier for appellants and w. Bakewell
Tor appellees, and concluded by Mr.. Maynadler for
appellants.
mo. No ~ David 9, Draper plaintiff in error, vs. The
IoMb OF Springpott, y. Y. Argument commenced by
National Republican., 1881-12-02
s.rm.. orphan a.y,.m Fair

The fair for the benefit of the German Orphan Asy.
lum continues 10 attract large audiences at Masonic
Hail. An interesting episode Of last evening was the
presentation Of handsomely ongrossed and framed
resolutions IN honor Of Judge jeremiah NJ Wilson,
who WINS elected an honorary life member by the
board of directors IN appreciation of his generous
services rendered the Institution. The resolutions
were presented In the presence Of lnrgu company of
ladiesand gentlomcnby Rev NJ, KRAFT, the niandger
oi lhe sii, III, WY "S,N'tyu ~ nppl"prlale lliile
the board Judge Wilson responded in few well,
chosen remarks, whpruupun little rcphst WAS In.
dulgcd In Tile "Gerlnnnla MmnneTchOrn rent
dered several aOnss e. VIE hah luh sie gellebt .
"Gute NRcht," Dls Eg'ne Herr y very crtditably,
A handsome rrayOn portrait Of President ArtliilI
was presented BY Miss Ca \. Pollock, OF the Patent
National Republican., 1881-12-02
UaaIInu Roera

The first night Of Italian Opera this season In this
city will no doubt draw an Immense audience 10
Ford's opera-House tonight. Nine Etclka Gerster,
who has been here twice before and who has been
most cordially received, will appear In the role of
Iiol.ud In Verdis Opera of La rravlala," In which
SHE has achieved the most decided success In New
York and elsewhere Sig. Francesca Gignnini, who
is said TO be tenor Of far more than ordinary pre-,
tensions, VIII sing igiedo, nnd slg; Massmo Cispinl
of GcrmonL The success Of the Gersicr Company In
baltimore during this week has been equal to the
hIT0i6 tho fair prlnlR donna created In New York
upon her hrst arrival the crowds illlng every pOr-
Hinduism
National Republican., 1881-12-02
mnry Anderson.

Miss Anderson will appear on Monday evening De
cember 3, In the following repertoire; Monday
Romeo and Juliet; !" Tuesday, "Ingomar p Wednes
day, EyRdne;" Thursday " Huuchbacl Friday
E" "pygInalon and GalRtea; " Saturday matinee Lad
The New York Tribune, speaking Of Miss Anderson
sAysi Mary Anderson IA n young, healthful, hand
some artless girl remarkable for pOmp OF figure m
muscle of voice. siDgulsr In her large, broad. sumptu
Gus, natural action and iaSolnating with mysterou
she Is a paragon
OF Natures gns she may with lilies boast
And with the half.blown rose.
National Republican., 1881-12-02
George DrIyer's narbecue.

The barbecue which Mr.. George w. Driver pro-
vided yesterday for the entertainment Of his numcr
ous friends was greatly enjoyed. large OK was
roasted whole In the summer garden, and the choice
bits were distributed TO the hungry guests. There
was good deal OF amusement OCCasionud by The
guessing the weight or q dressed hog which was ON
exhibition; A large number gneesed and the
nguTes took considerable range, The nearest guess
tol ne pounds was made ny Colonel Charles Vincent
OF r. Paul, MINI, aud he carried uff the prize. In
guessing the weight Of iWo little pigs COonCl Mllia
Dickson and Colonel Pierce were the winners with
htilson Hutchlns, Colonel Joe Long, aud Captain
James Irving very close.
National Republican., 1881-12-02
AurnrIse,i Clerk.

d O. Barnard, clerk in the Treasury Department,
WAS yesterday summoned before the Secretary, and
Oh reaching the room Of that oicia surprised 10
lind q United States marshal waiting TO take him
into custody on charge Of fraud on the pension
laws. II seems that the yonpg man had been en-
ness AZ a pension attorney and had InllGled one OF
his clients, poor negro In the sum OF tO for secur'
ing his pension, Whether the negro himself gave
the information Is not known The amateur atorn(y
the marshal To the office of Commissioner Bundy,
where ho gave bail for his appearance to-day
National Republican., 1881-12-02
National Theatre.

Tonight Miss Alice Atherton, who Is one Of the
most accomplished women, as shO Is an attractive
actress, will take benefit at the National Theatre
There viii on this evening be lntroducedin Dreams
The capacity OF the Sparks Company ~ ss AlheTtoI
has always been warm 1yqrte In Washington rnt
her pers mai popularity, aside nom the Fun IN
Photograph GALLERY" win no doubt Insure her 4
we'll filled house,