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DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY FROM CIVIL SUTTS.-In
the common pleas court at Newport. X. L.. yeSter-
day, the case Of Charles - Murray W. NJ. Bdrtho-
lollei Was dismissed on q certificate from Sacre-
tiry Blaine tnst the deIend ant WAS the represent
tatiVe Of the Russian government 10 this country.
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ON ACCOUNT OF THE MILD WEATHER WILL
NJ HAVE To OFFER OUR
~ Boys Suits for s. and So so.
s Boys Suits for a and "a So
Is Boys Overcoats and listers IS and Is 5O
s. Childrens Overeoets and listers, so and u.s.
IS Childrens OyereoSts and listers. a and "a. So
81 Chiliren's Short Pants, IS and 9oc
81 IS Children's Long Pants, 81 ana Al 10
Boys Telescope Hats, from Soc. upwards,
1914 AND 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AyxSryE
Nh j. ". SELBY.
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BROS, Aucuoneers.

nUSCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON X STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
SIRIEIS WEST, IN THE CITY OF WASH
1NGION.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
Dis1rlct OF Columbia passed in equity caUse No.
',Sl2, docket IL will offer for sale q. public IN
auction. i'll front Of tie premises. on THURSDAY
The EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1881 a.
fbtR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the western part of lot
twenty four ca, III square five hundred and sixteen
io OF the ii3t or plan Of said city, the being
mat part OF sad lot next adjoining lot twenty
CD Ill said square and having width Of twenty (20)
feet on north street, and running back with that
Width to the southernmost line of said lot and public
ai!ey. improved by substantial frame dwelling the
same BENG premises No. Ala X street northwest.
Terms OF sale prescribed by said decree: third
seven days thereafter, and the residue two equal in
stahnents payable six twelve months from day of
sale deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of
seven @ per cent per anum until paid, or the pur-
chaser % have the option, if he DESIRES to pay all
cash Title to be retained by the Trustees until all pur-
chase money ard interest is paid the purchaser de-
slres deed will lee given and deed of taken to
cure deferred mentS deposit OF 500 required
from the purchaser 1T time of sale. If the of sale
are not complied with the property Will be readvertised
and sold N the risk and cost of the purchaser
after ten days advertisement. Convey ancng and re-
cordlng at purchasers cost.
SAMUEL C. MILLS, Trustee,
GIT Louisiana avenue.
+. H. FALL Trustee
n26-dSdS 402 9th street northwest
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WOOD AND COAL.

GEORGE CREvELING, WOOD AND COAL.
~ Fem S frc% 1!sh street yhsf to IAN strees
best Bakers Pine. Sc; Oak. $50; Hickory 81. So;
Sawed and Split OAk. 81: Pine. $3.50. NIL Inn
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STEAMERS, &c.

CTEAMER '.MATTANO"
y Leaves It'll street wharf at O'Clock a. m. fol-
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS fol0ws:-On tits
days for Nonini: Thursdays Tor Brick House Land
ing (GachOdoch Creek and MattOI Greek; SUNDAYS
Tor Mattawoman and Mattox Greeks; returning on
at rIate days, touching Intermediate given landings
going and returning; also stops at Natawoman Creek
Mondays and Fridays up.
nj G. T. JONES' Agent
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RALTIMoRE d OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JsNMEY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. NovEM-
Bs.E Nth 1881.
A. NJ LEAVE WASHINGTON.
f2:35ECiTC =, AGm o. CINCINNATI. AND ST. LOUIS
Boo baltimore. E'licott City, and WAY Stations
sssF A%sSs snd Way and n
@BALTIMoRE IMPRESS.
s:i5r. fHILaDfi FILA. NV 9i Yokk AND BOSTON
s4oSThGNfoS AND s VA !. 1fS fxTREss Ccon-
neeis To- hager>town and at Point of Rocks for
ts:eoaOn sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis and
1000 BALTIMoRE EXPRESS C.tops at Hyattsyile.
College, BetsSiEe. Laurel. Annapolis junction.
t1o:4oG PIfTSBUKt CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
II :io.E Baltimore, Ellicott City. Annapolis and Way
t2:15-BNTIM0RE EMPRESS.
fs:oo-BALTi MORE hf PHiLaDE1pB1A AND NEW
YORK EXPREss. ALI MA AMI Ne"
$50 BALTIMORE Way Stations Winchester Fred
4:aOBALTIA0KE H va Ese AND LAUREL
ds Frederick. Via Relay, stops at Anuap
f4.e-Ba5mSre Annap9lis and Way Stations VII,
chester and Way stations. CON Sunday to Point of
VI
s5:45-8ALTIMORE EAPRESS Cdartinsbury and
Way, via Relay Stops at Fly sttsville and Laurel)
6:02- Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
f6:45-Batlncre and Way Stations
TI:iC-BALTI1.OHE, EVANSVILLE AND LAUREL
ts:1o..PITTsBURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
ts:95E THILADEI prIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
IMPRESS. Sleeping Cars 10 New York.
fs:i3-tH iCAtsO. CINCINNATI aud ST. LOUIS EX-
PRESS.
BALTIMORE, HYATTSVIII4E and LAUREL
LAfRESS: Stoi's 0n signal or to ct OH PASSENGERS
at any station between Washington and ANNAPOLIS
Junction.
Tally. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the baltimore and
ONO Ticket Station, Gig and
Pennsylvania avenue, 18th street. where orders
viii be taken for baggage lie checked and received
ANY point In MI
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VlHOMAs BOWLING, Auchoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A STONE QUARRY LOT ON
ROCK CREEK OPPOSITE THE STREET RAIL-
ROAD STABLES.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated May 14th A. ar
- 1879, recorded in Iber 90 folio 3S7, and atSssSa
the written request of the party secured. the sub 49,
sGr1hers VII se on the Eren,ises on WEDNESDAY
O'CLOCK T. Nj. to the highest bidder, lot numbered s.
In square 3d. acccrtns to the public Plat OF the City of
Washington The lot fronts Rock Greek and con-
taIns large quantity Of st0ne
The terms One half cash tof which sos must be
paid at the time of sale, ard the Residue in and
Twelve months with six cent interest from the day
of sale, to he secured by deed of trust the property
sold; or all cash, at the purchasers option.
ANTHONY HYDE. ,.
l-GtS
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Inc wizard hotei' with all its Fixtures and
fuynt9re . 49, $3.50 900
One Residence Greea street. .,.,. TX 900
Two Cash Prizes, each IS, eco. .......... Ia HS0
~ , nIiiZes, eacsi 1000
I've Cash Pri.es' eaeh e.; 5000
rye CSsn friZes. eacI $SvV 500
Gnty Sasn fIlZes, e2cn $ioO. 5000
Cne 4unufed Casn fr1zes, eacn S30......... g. 600
rive i1un1re0 Casn fri1es. eacn $<O-...... TO- coo
CLe Sst OF bar Furnture 1000
OIe me flano 500
U na handsome SILVER lea Set 100
sOo I,oxes Od Bourbon Whisky $j6........... a. 400
AZ Baskets Champagne, $S5. $50
rive Hundred Cash Prizes. each $lO.......... 200
aO Boxes Fine Wines. $50. IL. 600
ZO Boxes Robertson County Whisky, $3O...... 5000
4U Boxes Havana Cigars, $10............... 1900
rive Hundred Cash Prizes, each 80. 5000
AMOUNTING TO $369 $50
Whole Tickets, s.; Halves, -. Quarters, s..
Remittance may be made by Bank Check, Express.
Postal Money Order. registered mail
Responsible agents wanted at all points. For ctrcu-
lars. giving full information and for tickets, address
w. c. ID. WHIPS
Willard Hotel, Louisville, KY.
w. W. GOULD, Agent
l422 pennA. ave..
uI:-eoxkteblA Washington. .. G.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ON DECK WITH
~ THANKSGIVING SUPPLIES

-.
eo" genuine
New Zantee Curranta ............ large
-ifiic.
New lansruedoc Almonds. bright,
tIenuiIle Princess Paper Shell Almonds.
Large English Walnlts new,
111N'a new
Greain Nuts and Filberts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s"eet.
I,iohei tdiiuy seEeial bDls.
Fresh Chocolate Creams .......... just in.
hCn Limited supply
Pineapple, in cans whole.
~.
Red Cherries in .ptted.
White Cherries. in cans 49, ............ very rare.
Cages and Pums, in cans choice.
LATa cholce preserves III glass;. all KINDS
Pompeian jars filed with Choice Preserves; new,
ornamental and rare.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER,
5O4 9TH STREET, between f. and + streets
n22 Opposite ''Critic" Office.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE
IOSDoN, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company will sail EVERY SAT-
CRDAI from Bremen Pier foot of 3D. street HobOken
Rates of passage:-F-Uin New York to Hayre London
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first cabin. 500; second
CABIN geo setraxe, so; prepaid Storage certificates,
10 For freight or passage apply to OEIR1CHS CO.,
Bowling Green, New York; W. u. METZEROTT Il
CO. SO Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Agents for
Washington. anl2
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NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
or end after NOVEMBER Sd. 1881. the steamer
a ~ elefI M E ys fF Tss 0t a H sAf G
Ra iGF s al s 81 a4 q S 0HPa and r ta
man. ON SATURDAY. Curronlan and Leonardtown
o23 John L. WOOD. Agent.
NOR N03FoLK, PoETsl,otITH. FORTRESS
'Ao P6IS tSI Loo f0,Ht AND
CONNECTING BNe E s4HaI THh f n aHR fEov
Steamer EXCELSIOR On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SAT UhDAiS at . Pm.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS BEGIN
MING OCTOBER 1sr.
First-cass fare to Norfolk and Fort Monroe. 80
First fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout 30
Second-cass to Pney Point ana Point Lookout. 10
Tickets and staerooms for and information fur
nis!ed b. W. Reeds Sons. 1916 street northwest;
b. ( o. Tsket oftee 1871 Pennsylyania avenue north
spa Hotels B. Pskn ,, next e city Post Of
GEORGE MATTINGLY, General SUIT.
VIM. P. WEIGH, Agent. o24
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
VIII leave her wharf foot of 9Th street every MONDAY
WEDIEsDAl and FRIDAY, at 5 O'Clock p. M, touch
Excursion tickets will be issued as follows:
FALL AND WHITE AIR:FR ARIA CON-
MENCINJ OClOBER L.
Firstcass Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
Second class Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
First class Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout l. 80
Fare t. Pney Point and Point Lockout
Ksturning le.ye Norfolk. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SAIC RDAYS, at four O'Clock D. N.
Tickets ana staterooins can be secured at general
Office, Glib 18th street i'll the National METROPOLITAN
Bank Building, at the office, G:h street wharf.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
F1er aa at psF I
H., and Georgetown every FRIDAY, at am. For
particulars apply to agent, 63 Water street hometown
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary
OBJ Cl3 10Th street, opposite u. 5. Treasury.
CUNARD LINE.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

NEW YORK ROTTERDAM
The frs--alass Steamers Of this Line.
AMSTERDAM, .'ROTTERDAM,"
''SCHIEDAM.' wv. 4. SCHOLTEN,"
''P CAI.AND," and MAS"
Carrying the L. S. Mails to the Netherlands leave Wat
son Stores, Brooklyn. regularly, on WEDNESDAY,.
II. CAZAUX, General Agent ~ South Wiiiianl street
New York. For passage apply to W. q. METZEROTf
4 CO., y23 Pennsyiyani avenue, Washington. +.
H. JOHNSON, Agent National Safe Deposit Building
New York and 18th northwest ja17
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RAILROADS.
VALLEY RAILROAD
THE ONLY ROUTE To THE
"A f s OF LURAY

Inc Iuray Cave and Hotel COlnnany have noti-
Heo uiis company that they have introduced the
ELECTRIC LIGHT
INTO the C2yerns. and they now daily Illuminated nv
ufe AID OF tfls powerful agent.
NJ oIHtR liLU MINATOR BEING ADEQUATE
ohehetIae the obscurihes of these suberranean
AAAs and grottos or to properly reveal their
MAGNIFICENT ORNAMENTATION
NO similar Caverns known elsewhere No Cayerns
tricity. % '' "a" Vi .ioN
ne eneets produced fully meet the anticipation and
which have been heretofore unattainsbie under the
feeble illumination possible.
Nc extra charge Is Made for the illumination by the
Aecrlc Light and Guides furnished free, usual.
LURAY Inn
VII remain nTen IT al of the and visitors
may 1ee assured Of procuring superior and class
accommodations.
THROUGH TICKETS
are on sale by connecting roads.
JOSEPH III. SANDS. CHAS. p. HATCH
SUI eTintendeHt, Genl Psss'r Agent,
Haytr~tovD- Md Philadelphia. s29
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THE TRADES.

ICtTT'S BINDERY, 1912 PENNSYLVANIA Av.
Tam and aIicy Bndlngso Ct every description done
r:erences. Orders by mail promptly attended TO- MO
Gibson BROTHERS,
~ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
IOl2 Fennsyts2nla avenue, WASHINGTON. ID. &,
10 r HE frihtliiS a Speciality jan19
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GOLD MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR!

Lew and great VI icll W r warranted the best and
cheaPe-t indispensable TO every man, entitled THE
- SCIENCE OF LIFE OR SEIF-PRESER-
KNOW NAIIoN;" bound in iinest French mus
1ElsEif- IN. embossed full sit, 800 pages CON
t-lnS beautiful steel En2rayings. I25 Pre-
tcr1Vtnz- price oH!y 81 - sent boy mail. illustrated
sample ceatS- send Address Peabody Npti
Cal Institute. or Dr. y NJ. III. PARKER. No. Buinch
street. Boston. apI7-mwf
nR. JOHN TRIPS BI GOD PURIFIER is a certain
cure for SyI hills, Sc-uiuls OEaxiuin Tumors Kid
LEY Diseases all Blood Poison. Cure of Syphilis
gsrantSed IN either STAG send two stamps pam
Iblet- RlFeru House. Boston
iel3-eo-ily DE-. JOHN TRIP
NJ tRf. No PAY.-TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH
~ fflNSts DstaSeS come at once, and You shall lie
rsMar,ittt h$ -tee'iy cuTe without mercury DR.
bhci hEisS. SOt street southwest. O25-2m
EfADANt De FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR IA
Ava dles Al iellae plants quickly cared Ca, ne
ustted dsIy 81 S3{ 9Th street nO-tlvyps ono I,o-s
FROM q . O'c.ock p.I teIo G,'.
mr. MOT f'> FRENCH POWDEES-C CITHF
lSfcr Kidney l-ccSS Gravel and al Urinary Disasses
Nervous Debility. seminal Weakness, InputeIcy ;ea,
Scrofu&. sly nils and all Blood and Skin diseases
III eesii.y Cured. GOHorrb,ra cured hours For
esle by WI r. ESTWISLE. Druggist, corner I'm
street and fennsy yania Price S. per box sent
tH il@l HliteF seal on receipt OF price me
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ffNHOMAo BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
ONE ELEGANT FRENCH LANDAU OR COURT
GAtsRIAGE. FINISHED IN SATIN, VERY
RooMi, AND IN FINE CONDITION. formerly
,tthe property OF French Minister. at Auction.
- he abo;e VIII be sold public auction at TWELVE
O'CLOCK, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER THIRD
1881, III front Of my SalesroOIns.
al THOMAS DOWNING. Auctinneer
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THE REMAINS OF the late Lieutenant Command
Benz. Long EdeS, WHO was Killed at Newport last
summer, by the premature explosion or a torpedo.
arrived at the Navy Yard to-day in the tTaila-
pooSa." At = p.m Tomorrow they VIII lie escorted
TO Oak Hill cemetery by the members OF his class,
now on Guty IN the city, the services being per-
formed at the grave at } 80 pm.
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SAVING on REDUcED STAR ROUTES.-The re-
duction in the star route service expenses for the
month OF November. ISL. by Second Assistant
postmaster General Elmer amounted to slll, l55.
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MEDICAL. &c.


nE. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
y most reliable LADIES' PHYSICIAN in the city, can
te consulted daily at 455 Massachusetts avenue from
- and 70 = All Female Complaints and Irre--ari-
re- quickly CURED Prompt treatment. Separate
Tor ladies'. u21 iM
hR- AND MME. SELDEN. PROFESSORS OF MID
H wliery: oyer2J years successful practice sklfu
Treatment e'esant accommodations consultations
patients only Isl Lexington avenue, street.
ew 1ork CITY Patients visited at any place the
United states COTresIo ndence by telegraph only.
IT R- BEOTHERS Is The OF DEST ESTABLISHED
- Ladies Physician iii Washington. EeIlIe Irre-u-
E..ue-s Distractions, aud IeucoFrhra quickly cured
ON poo u street southwest. opposite Smithsonian No
ChaTse fOr advice. ni5-Int-
nR. HASSFNPLUG CAN BE CONSULTED IN
F2I Chronic Diseases "Wednesday OF each week, i37
III street northwest, from to , D.m. Min
NE EOBfkTSOS. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
H longest established specialist tis city with -
"rs .XfeTence viii guarantee all diseases of
the rInSry organs, Nervous and Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions ImpOsncy tiOss of sexual p0werl
Ct. b"norrtiuea and syphilis positively cured to
l0 c@;S Consult -uOns strictly confidential Can b..
a. nSUiitd We'ne days and Saturdays from > to pln
AZ his ofiicF. iJ5 street northwest Refers 10 the
lsaCiag physicians of Baltimore. Main Office 10 Suth
1u:aw street Baltimore Md. Isl
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EX-SECRETARY OF THE NAVY THOMPSON is I'm the
city. He Was at the Navy department to-day, and
was greeted with pleasure by all the officers The
eX-Secretary will remain here but two or three
days His vie, who was III during most OF the
eN-Secretary'S administration. has recovered her
health since her return 10 her home iDlndiana.
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A CARD FROM VIM. NJ. GAIT & co.

5O4 9TH STREET, between f and + streets,
n22 Opposite ''Critic" Office.
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s0UglHERT nEwa,
LOUISIANA.

LOOlelANAs
Mr.. Levi Campbell, au esteemed citizen Of
st. Madinsyille, died last week
Mrs Strador who lives near Ponicha
toula, wss gorod by an OK recently and Sc
riously wounded.
The corner stone Of the Masonic temple
Of Monroe wilt DO laid with appropriate
ceremonies on the twenty second inftan'.
A house belonging to Colonel r. Ca ,yid.
son,sof Livingston parish was src5n, de-
s.royed by fire. 1t was the work Of ii in
cendary.
A horse thief by the name Of Charles A.
Ss1dlorj was captured near Manifold last
week. Thesproperty was stolen in Red River
parish.
The town council Of Bayou Sara have
had mechanics engaged during the PAST week
on work TO guard agWn't any pOgslDo dam
.g3 from the rapidly rising u ater to the river
bank.
Some i've years ago Mr.. John Bedel
Franklin commenced with four sWarms of
bees, and to-day hiss 40 hives of them. Their
annual Yield averages nine gallons Of honey
perhive.
Tho roed8in All parts of this and sdicin-
ing parishe, gro reported in wretchod
condition for wsgonug Tie recent bad
8es,hor will cause road hands to labor hsrd
toput the roads in passAble condition
pwhea the Time comes to woIk.-Red River
Citizen.
Mr. a. s. Robinson, who lived in the
neighboEhood of Bula poslolIica, Sabine
parish, La, came to this plsce on the
twenty frat Of Decemb last with two bales
Of cotton, which he sold to MIR. Boiling
Williams for $9956 paid his account of
$3.50, traded 10 the amount Of S2j besides.
Afttr paying few other little debts ho could
not havo had aoro than $40 or So. During
inc day he became intoxicated ard traded
bis horse for dun mule with Moxicsn who
was here with = ,dfovor. lie left the next
morning forhomG it was supposed, and haa
never boon heard from since. Mr. Robinson
aas miu who was IN the habit of bonstirg
Of his mOacy while drinking, although
he may not At the slime have scarcely any.
DO 10 amal OF about sixty years Of see,
sb ut Ave feet, seven inches high, gray beard,
wears tbom about tWO inches long and rather
heavy built, Itis not supposed that no ran
sway, ~ he Is = well TO do farmer snd his
family rotations IRE ~ pleasant AS could be.
DE Soto Democrat.
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Comal county. First The evidence went to
show that the theft was committed in Qua,
daloupe county, but the prosecution was in
Comal county. Held, Where property is
stolen in no county and rried of by the
offender 10 another he may DO prosecuted in
to- county where he took the properly or in
any other through or into which he may
have carried the same. But where party
is prosecuted in the county other than that
in which the heft wns committed, complete
oi'onse must be clearly shown in tie county
where the conviction was had. Second, II
the indictment designates tho thing stolen by
lie name tho statusry tern should DO EN-
ployed. Yet word of the same or more
deGnito meaning nsy suffice, as "bank bills"
for the statutory "bank note" Affirmed,
White. 7.
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rmn RAILWAY RECORD
The Reagnn Biz Sow Pre4idcntn
Ride Now and ia Is32-CauGUia2
PRcif1e-UOal and TrAuspOg-
tRtiOn.

There is no chance LETT for Mr. Raagan's
Interstate commerce bill this session, which
has only two and 8 half weeks TO run. The
complexion Of The next congress vii, be far
different from this ia that it will contain far
more maleablo material for Jay Gould, Van
derbilt & Co. The railroads arc all opposed
to the principles Of the bill, the great prin.
ciple in which dictates the price Of freight
and tickets between one state and another
\ But Judge Reagan, re-olectei, vii, keep
s"Deggng away" until he gets vote upon II
Garfield will travel from Mentor 10 WssE-
ipg,on IN WNshburn's $4,000 gold and-
dinmond-mouptede ny-liguumvilm c.. g.
Of Lebanon furnished sleeping car, escorted
and chNperoned by u lon, st of expeclA1t
lords and ladies. In 1882 that "lilthy dam1-
GRAFT old General Jackson, made tho trio
from lhe Hermitage 10 Washington in al
'old ship of Zion carriage, dfswu by four
Of the generals best horses, accompanied BY
an African coachmun, Gen. Carroll, Felix
Robertson and Gen Eaton. They faii their
hotel bills IN gold, ard during hi5 lirs. term
the general paid off every cent the govern
ment owed
The annual report Of tho Csnadiaa minis,
ter Of railroads states in reference 10 the
Canadiap Pacific that the line from the ter
minal point Of the Canada Pacific railroad
near the eastern end Of IlAka Nipissing sgd
Fort Williams, six hundred and hfly miles
in length, has been surveyed and measured
for its entire distance. Batween Prince Ar.
thurs landing and Fort William, distance
Of six miles, communication ha5 been OBJ
tanned by the surchasa Of O line own d by n
private compsny. From Fort William 70
Rat Portag the rails are laid for III miles
from Thunder bay, From Keavatln to Red
River III miles, the rails arc lald over the
entire distance. For a distlnoa OF six'eeu
miles over and beyond Red River up to We.
toria junction, no Inns has been constructed
From Winnipeg westward the line extends
| past Portage la Prairie, on the Asslnihon, to
the western boundary Of the province Of
Manitoba. The road is now in operation 10
Portage Ia Prairie poinsseveuty miles Wsst
Of Winnipeg, and the rails are laid 70 wi hiu
a few miles of the western boundary Of
| MaQit0bA.
IL seems that the scheme Of o now trunk
line from New York 30 Chicago has bosn
actually taken up and $4,000 900 st5scdbol
by syndicate. The road will run on the
lmo of the Wabash canal considerable
agtauce, and will pass through Now London
aud Tllin. II viii nos dClsc. 80 strike any
towns. The idea Is IN mako the Jerey Con.
Tal the eastern outlet for this road, and
carry IL over the Allegheny Mountains be
tween Willianaport, Penn, and Youues-
town, Ohio. The New jersey Cen raj
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