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The following Bucks voted against tho

ronIs,isas 1hs following Bucks voted against tho
S:;:$s;;$ S;$s;s% $::as H$:S: |; js. $S;;s:ss,
cowlea and Potter, who yotctl ior q sln,i1ar
rcsolut1dn yesterday, voted aeatl!st It t0'!lay.
tho Luck tnanngqrs tllcn used every eirort 10
turn aoi,e 0f their ,tnef1 WIN hal voted
III The, negative, and succeeded i. turn-
1a !nE b. Rraa!sy nd !, wI1Gs M .. ThIs ear
art Sason we're absgl,t. Peck vntetl aea!',st
ntltotlrnniert, ntNl Crapaer for IT.. Tho two
inter wero jitst putsIllo tho ruoln while tile
ballot was taken to-day.
.. = SENATOR nonEHTsoN '
says the Senate viii not .,,ss the resolution.
seven nre Drn,9crats md .nin1 Dacks. II
Forster mid the Bucks voted with tho Dumv-
Gratis; fur adjournment 1t woult! bo carried.
The program u sald to be TINT, II adjourn,
TINT Atlllur and 1.apliail wilt not be availNble
candidates on account Of the allOrtliesa ol the
limo before thn converting Ut Congress. THO
n,oppl n,2pel t,t thc Bucks Is that they can tho''
THE ADOPTION ng THE HOUSE
of the fln1l-ndjournment resolution has
given frcsll Impetus to the gossip about the
!lotela. Tts Teport was started ear!y tnis
morning thdt there would bo nll election TO-
InOEf0Wt AIln eFGCyQ0uy l8 tAlk111R ABOUT IT.
Some sav 1t will be easy for Miller to yet
scattering :v0tes from DanIuls, Starln, Adams,
and Fish, but 10 ona Inns any posItiyo lnior-
nation Of even guess rs to how Lhphan,. can
INN appsar equally pessibis it Is renorted
tint Speaker Slinrp6 will lllakn n break fur
hin, aid ile Will be followed BY nearly al
OF COnklEng's y0ters. Leading Bucks, how-
aver, are offering to bet ut heavy odds that
there viii ba no election. The adjournment
resolution, 1t Is universally conceded, cannot
yet through, the Sennte It Will, under the
rule, 60 over until Saturday, and then, II
1t will be talked to death, Us thoro Is no pre-
yious question III tlle Senate,
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CAN ADA.
a COMPLICATED SUICIDE.

spela Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NtAoAuA FA11s Ont. ,Iuiv 14.-fne of
~ .,,oas M n,,,,1taasaa ,,'Ia,.s .,,ot v1aeosa
tlle most colnpilcates suleaues tlat N1agasa
has ever chfon1cled tlas 1lst come to llelt
through the tlndlng Of this boly Of Dr.. E. r.
11uwie, prominent physician Of Silver
Crn.k. M " Win was fnI,,,L tn-tlav f,nnttno
~ ~ ~ w. s.,',,s W.. ~ ,.o W"s
LII tAo 11'ei ~ Al""t ~ 1ao xA'uet.t'' = runs ~
near tile spot where tic body OF Mrs. sadte
Stewart, also Ut Silver Creek, n. T., was
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THE CHINESE MIST GO.

from China Indicate the recall Of tbs Chinese
Educational Mlsslon, established IN Hartford
In ls7a. Thu cause OF this actlon Is not
clearly understood, but It. u expected the
boys, will soou stast tor h0Me.; There are
about lqO now satpdylng tn t4ts, country, of
Wh0nl AttX ara in, cutIsRes sOF technical
sollouta. 'lha early ter.Aluatlon> OF the Mis-
Rlun causes Mucll regret lure. ,,',.>.. 49,
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6pFtta1 Q1P1tFn 70 3hF EHt<a91 3T3bAHes =!
MADISON, Wls,;1July l4.-Thu arst Rnnual
sesslun OF tie Wisconsin Retail ,Je@elerH,
Assoclation Is bplnX held in ,the Capitol.
Their sessions arc purely Of q Eb,isinesss char
actor, no Reporters being adA,!ttQ4., The ful-
lowing officers were elsgtsa fgf p!e ensuing
years: pfys!dens,' j.; 7, slnA|E ,Whttawnterr;
assiy XssnyesFsts F4t Fl ASFF Sss!se; y
Treasarsr. ". II. fHorp, bsayer DainS,;;- DiS; Tx:
ecntiya C6nlIl{ttue;; GlstaYa KuenMs,. Fond
4a Lug; =, II 1ty4M, kye44hu9Y; Y. u. MoFse,
}nussSs }ESssyI!s sous w91 the afS a tuasy e 'st a
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HYIN u
;. INDIANA suPREM!!!E::!.oRvRT |: CLERK.

INp1ANArol.ls, 1l|d, July l4.-0ov, Porter
this at1crn0ohf fapIHs sptelt tha lion, Jonathan
W. 0oF4on. Vt thls ulty, to- Tie OleEkshlp Of
tbs spHrcnsao Court lls.le vacant by the ~
SIT ss sfEsSff & SfRtst R4Ys sssf s &n si gsSe
taeatate. and stAlida Republican. = llis Mpr
pntHtnlullt Will give great satisfaction. Ttis
utllcn IL said. 70 .1a worth fr0M 9lO,o00 To
ST., ,U0o ytar, .'"., - >, :.
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WASHINGTON, D. @, July 14.-The At
toruey-Gsaaral has given decision that
Commissioners Of Soldiers Homes have not
the right to bounty land-warrants turned
over to them as part OF the effects Of deceased
soldiers. -: ~: :st;..'.
Tho Treasury Department today pnr-
chased Jos 900 ounces of line silver for teliv-
ory ut the Sun Frauclsco Qnd Now 0rlsans
Mfnts.
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WASHINGTON,


sptetal Dt4patth 10 1hs Chttudo 1FtouHs.
WASHINGTON, D. e., July 14.-'rhe news
to-nlght by the Arctic wllaler Thomas Pope,
which arrived ut Sun Francisco yesterday,
shows that Capt. Hooper, Of the revenue cut
ter Corwln. succeeded IN carrying cut his
original designs Of exploration, Us hls p,an
was to got to tile vicinity Of East Cape the
latter part Ut June, and from that point send
out sledging partfes-one on the Siberian
coast and une oil the opp0s]t Alaska coast-to
seArch fur Information IT the Jeanette aud the
other mlsalng vessels. So . - 80
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The Treaoherous Aot Made Possible
by a Democratic and Buck. :
:, Alliance.
Small Hope OF Getting the Reso-
: luton Through the Upper ::
House. .;..
Miller, !, H., Yesterdays Ballot, Put
:. Within Nix Votes Of IN a.:
~. : -. - :sE,'T r, !, Election.
The obstraaHeutists Reported as Already
siokenad Of. Their Political "~
1nfhmy. -

Am .rn.1rv
sss 80.
.ss, astnpA ,a.l.s.a y ~. .s.oa 1s.h.,
-,...s. 49," ~ y 7,,,.. =. "Nr,,, ~, ~ e,st
tn,n t',, - ~ ,,,..srtsar,e uv t,n,inttnn haa
thar. h.',, y Ia -r,r rtta,,o mo A. tra sasaion
~ IA Tatnt corra,,,ion eoa :than tnara ,yaa n.
div ~. he f,,rt,'s,xt% hniiot 1>ne hmntlrcd
a,, t,ft,;sSa,,9., ~ ~ nm ] h",,.,ro1 and siytv
,na,imrs ~ ,.,,o " egas I t,ra aare nressnf
T,yn ~ tta ohso,taas warn aic1. mi tha
tLira ,voa I,a orrotio ona ,,ncontrni,ahla
En-otor r., ,,o s1,,rt tar;,, +,a nn,v ohn,,,,o
mo t,,at - ssen,i,Ivnnn o n,t,er ,sho vn,e,i
~ rn,,,,o,, > ;na."a,1 ~ Tanrts ,,r'oa1,1 t.o
,s,cr acora IN ~ N ~ =, ,v;tn,p 4 nf
~ oieotton Ar MI1,ar m t,,a
tnro~ +ar,,, r,"ot,ad t,uo ,n,nnrtnrt oocoss;ono
We A.nn.,,t,;,,,,o,, nao. o.,,,.n,, ~, e,ssnn
-, o,.t,,,. ~ into, na,,o,,t,tl,raa ss ,,,,ro
,,nt"s ,vo,,,J hors, o,o,t",, liz, t'''0
~ ..r,,r,, 49,. :, - .s .o>,n 49,.
A'e r,tN nnA1 ~A' N'it.N'
ond ,,,a fr3enda Of tto uarkimer f,onntv Chm
% ara.s,no,, t,,inp thot ba sy1ii sEaon m mining
mil ida ck,ctlor ia naa,,ren stssnn lt,.
fnnT,.,l n fla gaue of Eonk,ing onstructton-
tota ord IL ts,a Hill that tno t,rnLen a,vav IN
favor ~ Miller Fiya nncks. tnclutlnp some
~ cnnt linn,a moat atuylsh iientnnn,ts lsft
Iv,oa,or ~ 11ana,,+o,, FIs,, r. 70 avi,,art
thot tta nl,strrct,,,nIota hovo nm
In,;ser onv hama ~ assistance fror,
whs.lar,s ;rt,n,1a and tho ci;nnIa NAV ,os
a,hiv ,nnan tint Gronf,a Sacrotory NJ Sta,n il
tha pnc1H cand,1nta ,yho,,, rnnkfine ,you,d
i,ro N co., c,,nso,, 10 lie s,ceessnr M ono
.'"ntas thot IN h. ,vonId ha m i,,nrovamnnt o,,
r,,,,oros.,',o,, i 'onbom hni tho ,roanoctv n
:, ni,a,,r, ~ ~ .,,a s,r,,.ra,, ,o,J ort h, rho H.
,,,Irt:,t o. tinn;.t. sno,,, s,t,n MN ra.nIt ~
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THE,

+. ROCHESTER, N.Y., July l4.-Psos. Swift
reports that 1t ~ tic oAhtVn Of astronomers
generally that the, comet Ii identlca! with ths
one discovered ln Brazil, May 70, called in
Europe BY the 1AMo Of Dom Pedro. 1t ~
probably new eoMet. There IL no division
OF tue Cpluek
, 1881-07-15

! EAtLApELrMsA, July H. De'nncfaus
County Conventions to-day nominated Ja's'
H;hllte4el!. Republican ard present lileu:m .un
haftt51 for judge ,of tie, Court 9f to1h1'gnIi y
blsas Ma(. Aloses Meals. tor KseSI[Iqiif SII lax <.
gstty tor Gisy Commissioners,
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Y ~ ~ = =
HIS ARRIVAL IN WASHINGTON,

NIB AEElVAL IN WAElEINNT0Nt' .11
dpfesat ltpttsa " TAA t%teaee 1stbuae,' =.
i WAsl.lHoToN, D. e., July 14.-Ex-Senator
Conkliug arrived here this mornlnx pl, The
early train, and went to hls usual lodgings.
Tue purpose OF Ills visit u unknown, unless
1T was to coll gu the President Those who
ought 70 know say TINT 1t relates to private
, 1881-07-15

m old Spanlsi, piece, into Wait street 10 sell
Il. The boy cane back with 20 cents rs tho
proceeds. Thercupou Mr.. Field aent for 1t
ngalM, and inter friend Of the movement
gayo So for It.
, 1881-07-15

): ~, Fpfttal ptsp4seA r. tn tA.e.os 7stsuaf.
;! QupuQuE,. July II. - The Old Sri'sess
AsJytatlou, OF Dubuque celsbratsd tu-.'a;
Win i grand plvnic, addresses ware Iaas ,,us
bysk-iby, Hampstead, Gan. TruMhuII:, NJ
SlJtA ,u9Jfts, os Gs4sna, the Hon. q. =,
GyhYss, and Qthars, The latter Renslen,'i,,vv ,i,v
was voted card q{ thal,ks for bis libet4m,Ss 1,,s
tasplacinx the II III Street Rallwhy 81 Wv
service Ut the Old Settlers tses of e's"F20'
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J. NEW YohK; July l4.-Arrlvsa, the Ohio,
from Bremen. !: = (: l. -; -.
QUEENSTOWN, july 14-AFrtvel, the prlt.
ish Queen, from PAilaAslphEa. :, !; = !
Naw Y0nK, July: 1A.-Arriyad, the Bata-
Via, from Liverpool. aud the Riiyn!and. frp1n
Antwerp. -. - -
New, fonK, July '1s.-A.t!ved, tho State
OF Pennsylvania, flon Glasgow,
, 1881-07-15

WARRINGTON, D. G., July 14.-Congress-
mnn Spcer and 0lenova D. Morgan, daughter
OF DR.. Morgan, we're married tonight by
Fathoc Gull, Of st. Dominica Church.
, 1881-07-15

C0nfnHG. nf1l WIS 700 EtWnIWVt " GUlIlIlIlk
tho assassination. Ills argument Tint he |
lie lnlnht hit somp otlior person Is very III.
IN view Of the location
which '.llo finally did select tor
The ATTEMPTED assassination, f1o fired
n Tim ,innot iuat. .ot fhc ttn,c vhnn TIM
t,rInctnal iralti wos 1navlur f8r New York, i
md llrcI in lila ireotlon Of the general whit
inr.rnntn. syttIct, vna Then crowded with pco-
,,lH, md atf,r,,s nf nrranns wcr,, within i'm.
ue,tfnfp rnnuc nf tffa hutIft, wbtcf, wrre Slot
Mt fhn l,rpsttlont. and f,mttrau was u,ore Hike.
IL Il, i,nvn Injured other persons Ii, the depot
nye1, than Ind l,e 's1,at In Church, But tho
foGt that In did not ahoot the President when
In foltowcil him ou Friday uiul,t, nftor ,,ark,
fro,n tha Vhito Iionsa In l,lntl,o's ho,se,
indicates cloar1y tint tLe cowar,l's courage
failed linn. i'd savs i,c stopped In tia ulley
In tl,o renr Of tito houso OF levi +. Morton,
Minister tn France. to examine his ptsto1.
Tie tno,tl, Of lint allcyway is but n fow /
fcet south Of Mr.. 1lIainn's door. Through
lint nltcv Gulten,,. after layinu shot In the
dirk. m1aht reasonably have i,oprd 10 escapc,
mid. NJ tIere was no known mottye to con.
meet ltm with tic crime. his detection would
havo hoon very dilficulk
erva,r,o~
as,tta, p,,.etes n r.. chteaoo r,<s,,ns.
wAsu1snroN. b O.. .iutv 14,-'r,he stntc.
ucnt In rpnard to Qu.tpnt,,a n concantto,, Of the
crime and hts varfous nttc,nnts tn consume
,nnta Il. las created n dccidei sensation llerc.
This fact tiat l,o yyos following tic President
for six wceks oyery time llc appeared III tho
Vhlte fiouse, md eyo,, trying to find means
of klllfnp him In thc church. Inns startled
averyhot]y. D1strIct-Attprncy CorkliIl has
i 4 =
, 1881-07-15

Bad assaus, disturbed sleep. Indigestion,
stomach gas. all saotshss before Hop A!itsss.
, 1881-07-15

: Necessary to cllolce, 70. : . =,
Tha Convention resumed It's session ut 10
q. III. -
! J0int ballot for the short tarm resulted. -,
Necessary to O choice, 10. t:.'.-. s. u (!
t'..,,n NEWS sFls0M GARFIELD: s,:'; -

:. In the Assembly the Speaker: read the 'fol-
lowing telegram, which was received with
applAnao: # -. sf~s>i, ...-, :,.:~ ,~:':
july. WHiSo JiSs'qS JiS%. Ghariss H. Ssfa,isrrt = TIs
-FEss!asat haa Mada wonderful ptoRrsss stn0a
last nYht:, lis ,synptqtns Aua ohndllon ea,ise
royesy. 49, .: -, JoHa Il! VAN W0RHka,@ =
- WHEN THE pEHATans IIAb. HETINE1a :: - =
tr0p3 thp Assembly Chamber this ajtarnoop
NsWA,4ll, nallsoorht called upt NY eaHeuT-'
Fent fssolatEo'' t1 H'alonrn stns !s k;staf4AMy IA
Assembly ,l0w ADJOURN -. -, = u
Tie Bucks; tor the most part voted. with
the Democrats, and leteated 'tlIts mutton. Il.
Thu questIOn thou caula up OF Mawaan's
the Democrats and by the following Hucks:
Armstrong, D!ckay, 'M0ryant
Druhtn, l)ruper, TyInbia, -
litAaky, Gillette, ii. II. Tuthiil,
EA.tafpenter, iluYes, Bpeaker Sharpe,
E4lltnA4.
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ALLANsNUruERFOnD

ALLANs NsNUTT1ERF0RD -
Tonoyro, July14.-Ajan Rutharforl; late.
ly employed In the city stables, hns been III
formed by letter from Scotland TINT he Is
Earl Of Tcviot and mnster OF rent-roIl Of
EUU, 600 ppr Runulll, H."
, 1881-07-15

W.T. w 't''."+ :" sssS SeSe FssFes y F's0 *ss
order tor l's Incarceration at tho United states
lnsnno Asylum, OH tho lights OF tic EEst.
cru branch, opposit those lle now oGc!!ptes.
II aftnr being ssnt to The asylum, Gulteau
rocoyaFs his sanity. thou. by Sec. 4s5. "W Whom
any person cpntiNed IN tho Hospital for tho
1nsane, charged With crltno Or Convicted OF
crime, shalt he Restored 70 Ills sanity, the
Superintendent Of the Hospital shal! gtve
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-04
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, June 3-Cotton firmer; middling lie.
Flour quiet; Howard street and Western SUPER 50 50
"a 90; do extra, a 25G5 0G do family s. 25@6 81;
City Mills super g 5Og4 90: do extra 81 SOFAS o. do
family IS 5Oz 90: do Rio brands, s. GIGS 10; Patapsco
family, 81 p. Wheat-Southern quiet and steady;
Western lower and dull; Southern red. 81 2OI % do
amber, 81 25G11 90; No. Western winter red, spot
and June. 81 2391 28]E: July, 81 27saI 2la; August,
81 1S1sG1 163E. Corn-SOuthern steady: Western a
shade better closing steady: Southern white 59&c do
yellow SIC; Western mixed spot 56E@57c June, 555G
@552sc: July, 55 August Sc bid steamer 53i4c
Oats quiet and steady Western white 4SdD49c: do
mixed. I6fd+7c Rye nomnaly 81 0SG1 10. Hay quiet.
prime TO Choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, SIS %
an o. Provisions steady with fairly active lobbing
trade demand: mess pOrk-Od. 81 co. new, SIS or
bulk meats-loose shoulders and clear RIB sides, none
Offering: packed. 54NG9lsc: bacOn-ShOuderS. &c;
clear RIB sides i0c. hams, I>a0I21ac; lard-reined.
lie. Butter weak new grass, l3GIiSC. Eggs firm at
Ii115c. Petroleum nominal refined. Coffee Steady;
Rio cargOes ordinary TO far 94GIl4c- Sugar higher
soft I0.Ac. Whisky duh at 81 %. Frelghts to Liv
erpool per steamer dull Receps-four 2SaS barrels
wheat 954SS bushels. rorn SO bushels: oats, 7S5n
bushels rye, IOG bushels. ShlpmentS-wheat. .SO]
bushels corn. none SaleS-wheaI, 31O,Sg2 bushels;
"A. I'll .IIlSllEiS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS
TRy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 3-Money easier at 213@3la per
cent. on call, and closed at 2I per cent. Exchange
strong, and the nominal rates advanced &c to
1917 for sxtyday bills and 1876 for demand with actual
business at 1881 TO 1888 for long and 49, to 1851 for
short sight Governments quieta generally steady
State bonds in light demand. Railroad bonds rregu-
lar on a moderate volume OF business.
The stock market weak in the early dealings,
and prices declined A@l'4 per cent but at the first
board the speculation became strong in tone and
prices took upward turn the rising tone continu-
ing until the second board, when the improvement
ranged from TO 50 per cent, the latter i'll ST. LouS
and San Francisco preferred, do common and first
preferred. Memphis and Charleston, Pacific Mail, and
Wabash Pacific being most prominent in the upward
movement. In the late dealings weak tone pre-
vailed. and the market closed at reaction of A2l
per cent, G. C. d /. e., Kansas and Texas, the san
Francisco shares, Lake Erie and Western. and Mem
phlS and Charleston leading the decline The specu-
at0n was fairly active and the dealings generally on
large scale. sales aggregated 3Soj2 shares includ
ing Btu. PtiSburg and Western $40; Canada South
ern. lO.2OR Chesapeake and Ohio, LOB Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 61.9OG Denver and Rio
Grande, 5,iEE Kansas and Texas, I2,40G Lake Shore
trail, 500 Manhattan Elevated, $685. Memphis and
Charleston, 500 Northwestern, 600: Nashville and
Chattanooga 400 New Jersey Central, 6.G9G Ohio Cen
trail. $500: Pacific Mail. l5,0G Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville. 200, Reading, 200 St Paul, l3!0e St
IoIlls and San Francisco, 6lOG Texas Pacific, $780,
Union Pacific. 4O5Cst Wabash Pacific, 1850; Western
UnlOn l2,SlEg Erie, L, 800
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-04
WORK ON THE NEW MUSEUM.
Gratifying Progress Being Made in Hts
CoTnp!etiou.

The new National Museum, although
open to the public, is not very attractive spot for
tourists, considerable work remains TO be done
the cabinets for curioSities are constructed and
put in position. The rotunda separating the halls
of mineralogy and zoology has not yet been tiled.
and the statue of Liberty in the centre has not
been removed TO make room for the proposed
fountain in the centre of the building. Some fine
specimens. of marble have been put in position
in the mineral hall, as well as several cases of
mineral products of Russia. This department
is in charge of Mr.. W. S. Yeates, son of Hon.
Jesse J. YeateS, of North Carolina, and ne is
making rapid progress in the work of classifying
and arranging the specimens to show to good
advantage. In the hall Of ethnology viii be dis
played all the paraphernalia used by the United
States Fish Commission in their labors, together
with life-sized papier mache reproductions of the
denizens of the deep, from the largestsized whale
to the smallest minnow. All the articles displayed
by the Smithsonian Institution at the Centennial
will be stored in the new Museum building; but
the majority of them still in the cases in which
they were originally packed, at the Armory build
ing 1t is expected, however, that in the course of
two or three months the finishing touches viii be
put on the halls and the fioors and the work of
making them attractive VIII be pushed rapidly
forward
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-04
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-JUsTICE WYLIE.-
Forsyth vs. Hibernlan Building Association; argued
and submitted a. a. Mcdonald admitted 10 The bar
OF report of committed Adjourned Ill 10 q. m. MoE
day. Assignments Icr MUnday-Nos 30, Is, 3D. Is, 20
80 So 81. l.. 81
CIRCUIT COURT-JUsTICE JAMEs-Shillington VS.
Stevens & Co.. Juror Withdrawn and leaS q To amend
paadngs or paying costs If term. Cotton vs.. Wind
Sor jUryr re pited till Monday Assignments for Mon
dav-Appeal NJ. So: calendar Nos. /, g. 10 lo.s
Il. a. l. @ % inclusive. and 26.
CRIMISAI COURT-JUSTICE COX.-JOSeph Rodgers
and Christopher. alias Kit. Hunter. grand larceny
guilty notice of motion for trial. Isaac H. Lock
wood. grand larceny Oh hearing. William G. MurdOc<
nuisance. nOle prosecuted Adjourned until to-day
AT ten a ~. Assignments for io-day-Frank Leon
AID, Sunday bar: NJ uuZO r. knnball, same John J.
Bcuclart. sanoe: Harry Chrlstman. SINE: Thomas
Brown, SAME. samuel {. Carter, same: DennIS J.
Collins. same. Valentine GueSer, unlicensed baI .
Patrick Daly. same Julius Fauth. same.
PROBATE I'uTET-JUSTICE HAGSER.-Estate OF
James - Weaver order of sale of personal estate at
public aUCiIcn Estate of Status Lane: Will admitted
10 probate Ioian w Pilling appointed guardian Ia
orphans of George r. Mitchell. Estate Ui William
Ford order NAL IN the Circuit Court upon caveaI
Estate Of Edward NJ Wright: account OF sales of per
sOna estate filed. Estate OF C. j. Al. ROsenhauTn ap
pIraiInn for letters testamentary flied by Rudolph
iiihner and order OF publication issued. James IL
Marti appointed special guardian Ia the orphans o
Waller Evans Estate of Jared l.. Elliott letters ad
cuilIgpndum SSiled 10 lOhn J. JOhnSOn: bond fiXed
SsJ gU trial of ISSUES in Circuit Court ordered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-04
FIoHers for the Poor.

The distribution of flowers among the
poor, which is being carried so successfully in
New York and other cities. and is a charity ofsuch
kindly deserving character that it has enlisted
the cooperation OF the best citizens, has
given rise to the inquiry as TO why a similar
charity is not established in his city. 1t may not
be recollected that in 1873 a flower mission was
started here under the auspices Of such ladies as
Mrs. H. A. Willard, Mrs. Dunwoodie, and Mrs.
Chandler. A room was secured at 1411 street,
where the ladies met once week and started out
on their mission of charity leaving flowers at the
hospitals and asylums. The committee also
carried flowers 10 families of the poor
where there was sickness The offerings
were gratefully received i'll all quarters, and the
ladies' were greatly encouraged in their work. The
next year the headquarters of the mission was re-
moved to a basement i'I the New ork Avenue
Church, and was carried on successfully. The
next year, owing lack Of interest, the organi-
cation died our, and has not since been revived.
The work of the flower mission was of such a
beneicent character and the recipients so thor
oughly appreciated The kind attentions, that it is
a matter of regret that the organization was al
lowed to become delunc'. The supply OF flowers
is so plentiful in this city, and there are so many
ways IN which they could be used, that the re-
viva Of the mission would be a moSt benefcent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-04
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers of Yesterday Re


corded.
Mr. J. f O?nSteai presents the following transac-
tiuns III real The District Yesterday re-
ported 10 tim ny the Recorder of Deeds.
CITY PEoPERTY.
On Thirteenth street west. near street north: sub
LOT 3 5 fec, inches ny IL ZEE square Io9 william
On TwcnIv-firS street. nea: street north part oi
lot Il 25 by lOn fee square 30 frank ID. Evans TO
On " street north. between Fourteenth aud Fif
teentb streets Subui TN by 20 feel Square 22
Ri c Tucker to F II. Morgan. sl5t
on IL street north between Fourth and Fifth
5i7: John F Miller 10 John Van Riswlck, $, GN.
On Fourth street west, between X aud ]. streets
norm; HoItl Lt W t"t T. :. ~ I,a y w re-
On street north near Seventh street west: part al
lot (est 81 feet by depth square I5; j. p. Lehman
to Herman Casch. SEA
ON New Jersey avenue, near " street south part
lots II and l. rs feet If inches by depth. and pari lot
(SOuih II feet by depth) square 7IS; John Grinder
on street south. between Fourth and Fifth streets
east: sublot 81 feet inches by 100 feel square
$50; Samuel \. Hilton 10 Frank Hume. :, 52l.6i
On Kentucky avenue, corner of street south {:
part ofIot l9 feet inches by depth, square 1883
Charles Burgess 10 Nils Sweeney, $3.50.
On Sampson street, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets west: subot 50 rs feet inches by %
feetl. square 1874; William H Brown ct al, trustees,
TO Bradford P. sparrow, sIT9d.
William Thompson ct al, trustees. TO Curtis ].
ali Of square Oh bounded by Il aud Twentieth
and Twenty first streets and Connecticut avenue,
and lots west half of s. TO- Il, and part of lot q,
Curtis ]. Hillyer to John 3. Ally: lots TO- IL, and
west half of lot D. square l5S, nominal.
GEORG ETOWS.
On Montgomery street ueaF Stoddart part Of block
&c $50 by lJ0 feet: Samuel L. Brown, trustee, TO
Thomas Heyde, $50.
COUNTY.
Maria Friedrich to Turner F9rrey; LOT and part OF
lot :, in subdivision called = Chchesier S4S .,
Curtis Winston T. H. Winston: south hall OF lot g
az by It's feet, in y p. Browns SUBDIVISION OF
Mount Pleasant, nominal.
John Jay Knox. commissioner. &c. 10 Daniel A:
Woodbury. part of; tract called Pretty Prospect,
Containing Is acres ~ perCles, Sd O) cash.