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lSSl PENNnYIYENiH R1nTE 81

TO THE NORTH. VEST AND soUrHwEsT.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
zr.,snIs fhSssE; aSSsr lsay'ra1H'
sleeping 6srs to Louisville ana Chicago; 10 SO
S. sen. Ind Usf ohsao %
dsIiE VIII ni,S. n Car, T e TPitntsPprg po,n
70, vi f.reH Oar e With: .ns EOI:S :.
s.ssat sssarasy: sfa fasos osrs q oans Ss
For W t.a wssnf och Haven And Em,. =, 40
For New Yorf and tf tie Sass. .oo, m. 10 80
p@ q pnn.n Psl a0a os
80 IN daily, excspt Sunday.
ssy VIII 6es. y Ereosiy n. S SSness !.
For Pniisdeiphi1. 500 an. Il: so am, 2:so,
s ss,' sSs.5s sand.y limited Ei'F's. 80 am
For Bsiumsrs. $40. 500. 9 80. 10 80 I. M. and
e q So Ans 50 go 5 s. 10 80 an. I'd
For ,! sSRss 1rsss Line Line; saos-m. and 4aO PM
For Annspolis. $40 .. m and 40 p m. daily. eI-
ssS ysss Es
For Sie1andrix, 7:oO, 7.2o, 30 and IL Goa. IN,
20 800, az 90 md 4 !; 80 z, N; On Sun,
For Richmond and the South. 2 20 and IL 90 q. m.
daily, and 90 y. m. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Ale1andria for Warrington. 90 8. o.
pm. and II 90 pldnight. On Sunday at 8 sON
and 10 90 q m. 2 90 and :06 p. %.
oommodatons can be procured ct the ofRces NORTH
east corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania svenue
and q the depot where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from hotsia and
.. 2. EARllHR General rsssens., A..n,
FBANK THOMSON. General Manager povS9
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Real Jamaica Rum.
Hartford (Conn } Times.

Jamaica rum, so called as that article Is sold
IN this country, has for many years had dark
color ana fiery quality which IL never pos
sesSed forty or fifty years ago. This dark color
Is wholly or almost entirely due to ingredients
which are put into the rum TO color It, Jamaica
rum, when first distilled is as white as water:
as colorleSS as any other rum; but In former
ton OF slavery on the island, 1t was custom ,ry
10 use for a condenser, instead OF the spiral
"worm" known TO most distiierieS q Simple
ROD or bamboo leading down through Tn. water
anu the bamboo was In many cases pre-
pafed Tor the purpose by burning out hollow
passage through It, from end to end, with
RED not iron. This impaired to the liquor a
cer1ain UNI ABOUT like straw color. or sue |
was the 'old Jamaica" that was 80 popular ,
London forty years ago. 1t possessed pecu
cnl1Hr odor and taste, unlike that of st. Croi
rum, put not less distinctive; and this circum
slaLce, OF so much OF the island rum pOssessin
Kind OF pale yellow tint, led dealers to ven
ture on slight additional coloriDg by the us
or burnt sugar. In due time the rum usin
part OF the public. in both hemispheres cam
TO recognize ''Oid Jamaica" as colored run
genuineness OF the article. Finally, tue soph-
iSilcatiOn was carried to such an eHnt
trh'ff1y by the use OF burnt sugar, that M
Jamaica rum could be found In the American
market that was not cOlored very dark red
like dark brandy. and by the same means A
case bottle OF unauthorized Jamaica rum-the
last remnant OF Middetown importation OF
lemon or straw color; and on removing the
gllded glass stopper, the peculiar aroma or
bouquet OF the rum would I'LL room very
dlnerent 0d0r, indeed from that OF the stun
Wnlch IS now sold. by druggists as well as in
the oram- shops. for Jamaica rum.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
rHEEAsT AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TgACKl JAsNEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
AM DEcf ENsEE Il a. lss94
Fibo-ohicaso. oincinnan and St Louis Fss. IL
3 oe-Balt,mor.. Elncot. CITY .nd way stations.
$50 Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS. and way. Ptedmon.
stTAs6urs, Winchester. dAserstown and way.
sn-Point Of Rocks .nd wsy ss.nons
s.<s.sthSnton aud Valley EII ress. sConuects
for Haserstown AID at Point Of Rocks for
snnd;y OnS BSs0p
1000 baltimore Express: ts,ops at Hy.t.rviIe.
college. BetsyiIle, Laurel Annapolis juno
ton, Jessnp's and HAnover.l
TO- 49-Pittsbursh. OhicAso, Ohctnpss and
Il. TO- Baltimore, Euicott City. Annapolis and Way
4 rs 0n sunday only. for Baltimore and way
q SS-Nev Yori. Pfiladelpnis and Boston E,press
IsdericE. Hsssrstoxn and Way. v.
G.soHBsitimore Hy.tpvn. and Laurel HI
Pres Pre- 1n Mfe6erick via heAy' Stops 1t Anna
n..ssPoint Of Ross., Frederick. Hsserssovn.
e Sss D sg1d'
"A. 40-Baltimore, Annapolis ana Way Stations
tb. 6-PhtAdephia And Baltimore Rxpress. (Mar-
dneburx and Way, via Relay. Slope st SsSte-
vile ard LAurel.D
6.05-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
t6.46-Bsltnore aud Way Stations.
7.90-BAltimore and Laurel Express.
tS. 65-Pttsburs, OincisnAd and ST. Louis Express
946-BalHmore Ryattsvine aad Laurel Express
ITO .00-New York, Philacelphia and Boston TX
prees. Sleeping Oar 70 New York, and spec
,al Sleeping Car 70 Philadelphia.
tDay tsunday only. Other trains daily. ex-
All trsins ston a. Relay staro,.
For further Information apply 81 the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices. Washins ton Station, and
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. corner 14th
street where orders VIII be taken for bsggsge 70 be
checked and received 1T any point in the city.
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rUNARD LINE.

y NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
TIE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED
Between New York and Liverpool. Call
ing at Cork Harb0r,
FROM YER 40. n. R., NEW YORK.
55nss;.:..- Ned Feo !Gailia Wed. Mar.
Bothnis a.. We'd, 16 Fet. Parths We'd. i6 Mar.
Batavia We'd. y feb. lBothDis. We'd, 70 Mar.
And every "wednesday from New YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
g6o, &Su, SiUu, accord lnE 20 accommodations
Tickets 10 Psris. SIS additional.
Return tlckets on favorable terms.
Steeraee at very low rates. Steeraye tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, 6las-
gov, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Oon-
Gpent, and FOR Mediterranean ports
for frelsht snd passsxe apply at the Com Anys
ofrce No BoHlfns Green. or both steerage and
cabin 10 OTIS BlGELOW CO COS 18th street.
Washington, ID. o
;anl9 VERNON 81. BROWN &CO., NY.
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The Uniucky Big Ship.

tNSW 1Ork SllmeS.I
The project OF using the Great Eastern for
the transportation OF cattle from Africa has. It
seems, been definitely abandoned To what
purpose. actual or intended, she will be turned
next. 1t would be hard to say. She is indeed al
1Il-fated vesSel-She has been unfortunate from
the very start-and her history Is a curious
combination and continuation OF mishaPs ana
disasters Twenty-etght years ago an Eastern
Steam Navigation Company was formed In Eng
land to maintain an ocean trade to the east
round the Cape OF Good Hope. The next year
The directors decided that such trade would
not pay, owing TO the expense OF supporting
coaling stations along the route unless the ship
could carry coal enough for the round trip. Ar
rangements were accordingly made to build
vessel which would transport 1000 pas
sengers, 5000 tons OF merchandise, and
15,00e tons OF coal for fuel. The re-
suit, with many changes In the orlgl-
nal plan, was the Great Eastern. She
was some years building. and was finally
ready to launch In November, 1851. To avoid
the danger OF launching so long a vessel stern
foremost, she was constructed with the broad
side toward the river, on timber foundation OF
vast strength. with sloping rails down TO the
water. The ship was too heavy, or the rails
made. and 500. 900 or s4O0. GOO spent before she
was got of. After completion it was uncertain
what would come of the trade to and from
Australia; consequently, 1t was determined 10
proved very unfortunate. She left the Thames.
Sep. S, 1852 but an explosion occurred OF
hsSlngs, klllng ana Woundfng a number OF
persons. and bringing the proposed trip sudden
y to an end at Weymouth. After costly re-
pairs, bitter recriminationS and various law
suits. and the death OF Brunei, her planner,
she again set sail for this port IN
June. 1860, and reached here In
eleven days. For nearly a twelvemonth
she piled between England and the United
States, but steadily lost money, not making
sufficient. In fact, TO pay for her current ex-
penses and for constantly needed repairs. In
December OF 1861. when there was some pros.
pect OF trouble between this nation and Britain,
the Great Eastern carried some two thousand
troops from England 10 Canada with degree
or comfort never before experienced by so
large body of men. After that the company
Gid BOT know what to DO with her. and she
might have rotted at her moorings had she net
oeeD wanted 10 lay the Atlantic cable In 1864
She has sibce been repeatedly employed for the
same purpose and always with satisfaction.
Nevertheless she has proved a very expensive
luxury. She has cost, ft Is said, to date In
Guiding numberless repairs, some SIS 900 0o8
and has never returned one quarter OF that
sum. She has gained such name for ill.luck-
all sailors are supersr1tl0us-that tt has always
been hard 20 find seamen willing to shin on
her. She has ruined more than dozen men
and she may last long enough to ruin dozen
more.
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OoBeRIssHEH AND THEIR REs1pEHuBs
LET OF GKNAroH

Isf OF aKNAroRa
". A. Wheeler, President Riggs House
Ans6o S, NJ H. FL b. iGsi i1 1857 ysm 81 ave-
Bailey, J. E. Tenn, Ebnitt House.
B Rakard f. p nlch;, IA Arlington Hotel
Blaine, J. g., Maine, s2l 10Th St NV.
Blair, b. W., NH, 9O6 East Capitol st.
Booth, Newton, Cal, col 18th ST. NV.
B Broen = K Mss Ms h ses 81 nw Hotel
Burnside, A E., r L, 1893 ST. NV.
Call, Wilkinson, Fla, National Hotel
Carpenter, Matt H., wis, s2a Connecticut ave
Cockrell, F. NJ, Mo-, s2o 10Th ST. NV.
Coke. Richard, Texas. slb G st NV.
Conknng Roscoe, n. T., 7o4 18th st. NV
Davis, David Ill.,, National Hotel
Davis, Fl g., w. Va. Arlington Hotel.
Dawes, Ii. L, Mass, a94 l4th st. NV.
EaSnnds, G. + VT hi M ass ave
Farley James T.. CAL 6l5 14th St NV.
Perry, T. W.. Mich., National Hotel
Garland, A Ii, Ark, $40 I'd 81. nlw.
GToome. j. B., Mo-, Wizards Hotel
Grover, |. F., Oregon, l4l4 L ST. NV.
Hamlin, Hannibal, Me-, Wizards Hotel.
Hampton, Wade, s. G.. Metropolitan Hotel
Hl lo,d e. srs TENN 1 rs Nh 81
u BENJAMIN H.. Ga: 81 Grant Place
b H. N p, COL, 1907 Massachusetts, ave.
Hnar q. F., Mass, 9l9 81. NV.
ingalls,. J. j., Kan. Hsmilton House:
Jouas, b. F., La, Wizards Hotel
Jones. Z. W., Fla, ZIG g ST. NV.
2osts D. r. Hey. COZ TN; Nd: ave; and st. Sc
kerbsn, Francis, N. Y. 1906 St NV.
kukwood, S. j., Iowa. 1914 10th ST NV.
Lamar. ]. q. c., Miss, 5l2l3th St NV.
Logan John A., Ill. s12 18th st. NV.
Mcdonald, j. E.. Ind, WIZARDS Hotel
Mcmillan s. J, R.. Mimi, al North CapftOl az
Mcpherson, j. R.. N. J.. f4os Mass. ave.
Ma1ey, S. B., Tex, 4l3 4th ST NV.
Morgan, J. T., Ala, 401 g st. NV.
Morrill,, j. s., W., cor. Vermont ave and NJ St
PP snds1n,n A; s. + Ne en- 1871 ~ st. NV
platt; o: r., Conn, Arlington Hotel
Plumb, p. b., Kan, 1907 ST. NV.
Pugh, JAS L, Ala, Metropolitan Hotel.
RRanaolph, I: F., Nj, 1926 Massachusetts, ave.
Rollins. E. g., n. H., l45 East Capitol st.
Saunders, A, Neb., Riggs House.
Sharon, VIM, New. Not arrived.
Slafe r, j. H., oregon. go F st.
Teller, ID. Nj, Col, l0l1 M ST. NV.
Thurman. A. g., Ohio. l017 14th st. NV.
Vance, H. b., N. c., Arlington Hotel
Vest g. g., Mo-, cor. Delaware av. and C st. n. e
Voorhees,, d. W., Ind, 1877 ST. NV.
Walker, J. D., Ark, 100 18th ST. NV.
Whyte, W. P, Md, We!cker's.
Williams, j. s., KY, 1905 F st. D.w.
Window, W.. MIMI, 1l16 Vermont ave-
Wfthers, r. E., Va, Alexandria, Va.
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.
j. c. Burch, secretary, 1928 Vermont ave.
R. J. Bright, sergeant at arms, 2ol Fast Cap. st.
F. &. Shober, Chief clerk. 52l 18th st. NV.
Isaac BasseJt assistant doorKeeper Is ID st. q. e.
". p. McMichael. postmaster. Metropolitan.
r. d. Nixon, financial clerk, 1904 st. NV.
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AN OLD BASEBALL PLAYER was observed
cheerful double-rppers as they tore their way
through the crowd. leaving swath OF maImed
ana Wound.d behind them, and he CALCULATED
inns Just beats the national game every time;
we could break a leg or an arm once In while
out these fellows just mash em 80 they have
TO De cut on, and It's the outsiders legs ald
arns moeuy, too. Boston Commercial, But
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THERE IS OCCASIONALLY woman who has
such cOntrOllable temper that when q man
sweetly and say, LOB, don't mind it. There's
no harm done. Pray don't apologize. It is ali
right. Very AWKWARD Oh, noH' such a
woman e q nrst-claas, accomplished hypocrita-
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OFFICIAL REPORTERS OF DEBATES.

SENATE.
d. +. Murphy, 3l4 st. NV.
ASSISTANTS.
Theo. r. Shuey, Alb Missouri avenue.
Edward V. Murphy, 4l9 ID st. NV.
Henry J. Gensler, 1873 18th at. NV
HOUSE.
John J. McElhone, 1915 Vermont ave.
William Blair Lord, Riggs House. .
David Wolfe Brown, 80 B St g.
j. K. Edwards, AnacOsta, D. e.
John II. White. SIG 18th St NV.
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NEW NORTHUMBERLAND.

The FIRST class Stesmers Of this Line,
AMSTERDAM" ROTTERDAM"
'bCHIEDAM," wv. A. SCHOLTEN,"
'P CALAND, F" and ''MAAS,~
Carrying the q. q. Mails TO the Netherlands leave
NESDAY.
Ist Cabin. 500 $40. "a Cabin, Gas. $50. Steer
sse, sac ii. CAZAUX, General Agent ~ South
William ST.. New York For passage apply TO w.
g. METZER0TT & co. 925 Pennsylvania ave-,
Safe Deposit Building corner New York ave and
10Th q. northwest. tan17
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NORTH GERMAN IINyn-srr,xs

~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LoSDoN,
SOUTHAMPTON AND bremen.
ne steamers OF this company viii sail every Sat
arday from Bremen Pier foot OF Sd street Hohokeu
Sates OF passage Prom New York 10 Hayre Lon
don. SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen. first cabin, $50:
second cabin $50; steerase $40; prepaid steer aee
certificates. S2s. For freight or passage apply 10
" @ MkTZERoTT CO., 926 Pa. Ave. Agents
TOT washington jau19
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STEAMERS, &c.

NHE STEAMER AR80WSNITH
WI h ave Potomac Ferry 90. Wharf, foot Of
fth street. az O'Clock a. m, every
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Fer all the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS as far
as Leopardtown and Nomini returning MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Pare and Freight at lowest rates
Janis Z. J. STONE, Purser
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A hardened sinner contends that the ten
tanaed, he says, long ego.
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS.
" PRACTICAL Book AND JOR pRrSrrRs
IUiz Pennsylvania ave, Washipgtop ID o.
" Fine Printing specially. Janis
ROOk6lNDlE0-The Lxcxrr BupxrY emplo, 9
~ ara c!aa workmen. and turns out superi@
~. pV11 ~ ovo.s "a ooeR. 60
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OFFICERS OF TIE SENATE.

j. c. Burch, secretary 1925 Vermont ave.
r. J. Bright, sergeant at arms, 2ol Fast Cap. st.
Henry E. Peyton, executive Clerk 6l3 18th n. W.
F. E. Shober, chief clerk. 52I 18th st. NV.
Isaac BasseJt, assistant doorKeeper, Is ID st. ne.
". 7. McMichael, postmaster. Metropolitan.
X. Il. NiXoD, financial clerk, 1904 E 81. NV.
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hit In California
-Maude Changers Too Niga.s IN Rlaa
company have diSoanded out west. Business
has been poor for some time
= Miss Blanche Roosevelt has closed her two
weeks engagement at the Boston Theater in
LIongfellow S AdSI,te Of Pandora. Arti5tically
the piece has been a decided success and the
cultivated people OF Boston have shown ralch
appreciation OF its merits. Miss Roosevelt mai
oenent, al which she sang the rirsG ACT O,
ffdrtdtd In italian. In this she appeared 10
far better advantage than IN any role she mss
yet assumed IN Boston.
Mary Anderson, who has lust MASHED
successful week in the New England cities
CT >sed a weeks engagement IN Baltimore TO-
nj ;ht, Washington, AIeany and Boston follow
In ;. After Boston, Mr.. Joseph Brooks has
m de arrangements with Or. Griffin MISS An
de-son's manager, for tour through the sou III
era cities, covering two months. opening 10
id mond- For the special comfort OF Mss An
De On, Mr.. BROOKS has chartered d hotel car OF
tn Pullman company-aIter Bernhardt.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson begins an enga ge.nent
this week az the Brooklyn Park theatar. Hc
win play ia the RiraiS on Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday. ana Thursday, Fr.daJ and Sdtur-
day In RaD Van Wj1k{e.
- America has been winning In Florence an
otheriremarkable artistic triumph in the person
OF Miss Emma Nevada, OF Nevada. who sInrs
under Der OWL eUphonlCus name IA the opera OF
Sor4I G7af,ttd. Not yei eighteen years Old a.
lhe huge fagliaLO tae2Set. before a CraaIla d
mouse aud most critical exactihg audience no
lhcnEtd 10 Dr. friendly 20 foreigners AID bldIv
supported she eas carried everything befor I.
htr by Tue purity. sweetness and com uss o!
ief Noite- rlttSh times she MAS called ouT
sihidst II dntlc applause. NOt since PATHS Wis
Las tnefe Dc en- ally success com parable 10 her,
or such musical enthusiasm arOlspd same IA
seTt 10 mas surpassed PATtt'S ana great thine :
are predicted OF her future career she IA > :
modest and Gn4r ected as she is Accommodated
IN her art. not handsome. bit wiuntu[ AM -
great favofite with al. Verify he ne " WoriI
~ pay ing back 70 the Old some or It's ion s:or :.
81 art Indebtedness.
H.cGH1, By Mrs Elite Henderson aad Ms,
Fanny Matthews which WAS brought oUr az
tie Standard, y. u. Is failure. Tue story Is
aD6ut young woman who Is LEFT 81 900 O05 on
condition that she Is married when the VIII Is
read. she gets man from the street, marreS
him secretly and gives him $4,000 TO leave
her forever By and by she falls 10 love with
q man, ana the minister Is about marrying
them, when the villains declare her already a
wife ThereCpon the lover proves that he IL
the nan VINO married the heroine on the sly;
snd all are satisfied TITS IS rather q tough
story 70 Locate IN America 10 the 18Th century
Tut it seems 20 Dc believed that II Will succeed
nnahy relieved Of great deal Of yeYbiage.
, 1881-07-22
,:TNllEIQN,.

;, FOREIGN. - - )
Gpsstas DtspateA 10 m Chicago 7HeuHs.. ="
1.!vEMpaoI. July al-llsN y. ..a,-ytou't-No.l J. fls
GaA,s-Wasat-w, No. l. " ,oa, no. i !. a.,
sprInv, No. l,'ps <dl No. l. Ut white, No. " G4t
~, .M%t, rlns. 40. ! " iids No. a1a fota' y
rHovlsloxe-pork, 1ls. Lard, as4. !: :; ~
p lAyHNpoQl. July 5l,-GllA ,N-Whea spring
staady Ut us Vii No. whi&t hstasr II p Va: cps1-
1llxqd nsp,eF, a. IL fvt old and u st for Nsw.:e
LtyxMp0ut, July 7l-kvenlng.- -C0TEox-Qulsss
gsQg ll,lu., sa.ps. loD balssi spseplatl9p spu ~
p0vl lyn1Iy Auast1can, 79jA s;,s5i .. :
1sitkApsTuyrs-I1sns. coFo-Nsw Wsstssn mlssAs
u llNd.' ~ = -t,4xs.' - / = ). =
CHsgsR-Ftsui Amsrtoan, III * H.. $50, =; !
HpINtTa T1nHkSTlNk-Aas ", :.I':@& ',p.t.::-, J.
LUNphN, {uly Observation-Disclosures, Hte@$ds
pETuoLxuA~ap'Flls, wa tQsf&l,' :" -:
laEaIS-Cummun. ~ -. ~;
ASTwkup, July ly1l.-Ps1KoLnux-ls34s - / 4
1'ae following wetq sscssrsd br shs Chicago Eoasa
az Tradot Z! t-fsA :..:.i<' i - f.. '.t
itxENEoot, Iu!y Nh p. n.-nrsaas&pa " nFus eosu.
itYsspSa,s. Jul 4aiy H. xesa demand ~
tsH1sK 1pE;tdi fea 1!9ka9 y VT NJ, 3sp,nx. " sat
GSast-hsssl tsll agm.a4. W sustpx S7 WI A, -
~ sHsTs.Wfsss sssSsf. t+!iiptSs, s::s.;sssi q:
II ~. bacon, J. q, 4tss i. H. - ~; tallow vi
sheer y h!xass ~: bSSt sxta a9 Tsss s -
c5;s s, itS Esax ,:ss
W 0aass-Whsa& stronxl fslr AFsssAs Nv 1eatess
, 1881-07-22

~Ex. div. f0r gaHL
Ouvornnont bonds wero steady In Chicago,
District OF ColumtjR nu0s wuro l09h bid und
1l0H askcdt aHa. 1G,S aud 10sE; IL, ll6h and
ll0Mt 4Hs, 1l4A and ms. ,.,.,
Fotoign exchange wna heavy, Bankers ster.
ling WIS VI md 46Gi aotual ratea wcro iEt and
4NNt commercial stQFlIug, was AE0AGS48lX.
oloH for 1cznandt FFcnch commercial bllta wore
haIN" md aedA, belgian commesoIal, 5s1K aud
dsax; baukers' marks, Qsk and ok; aud CON-
inotcIel, Q3S09JH. 49, :s:,:. - - ~:
The bank olearlnss were x, 100000, New York
exchange sold batweena banks at G0Da0o .pos,
u '000 discount Loans Mefo fairly active ut COS
por cent on call and sol per cent on time. t l.
! A now National hank has beep organized In
New York, tho Ltncola National Bank, with u
capital OF 900, with It Is Incorporated I'm.
der sho samc board tho Grand ,Ccutral Safe DE-.
postt Company, The head Of tho cntorpFIae Ii
William II 0saoa. tha Mayor Of tho city, who
suggested tho uaule Of tho bank In compliment
to Abraham Lincoln, II The names Of tho inooc-
poEators aso WllllaW n. Grace, Cornelius Van.
derbllt, F. Vaudsrdllt,, John W. lEaspor, Hs,
stockwelf, Of tho. prm:" Of Tiffany 4, Co.,
Fred Kuhn, Ra Ep,Er Morgan, it,, and ].
r. Navarro The dual institution u To- be
allowed TO select any p1eoa Of xrou7d under con.
troll Of the Now York Central ltalsoad about tAs
Grand Central Depot. and Is Iatondod 70 ba o.
lludson River, md New Haven Railways. ~ :.
chtc4go u Of 1860, s9.tQo. sold at lIN, Wabash
Is. ts0,19Q, sold ut Q7N:st On tho Chicago etoek
board there were sales Of Chicago. hutltuston'
4 Quincy. ", 5000. p6X, Coex County, lea1i
$4,000 lAt{, 1900 1QQ8 f. Wabash, ", Louis II
Paoine y, sl.o0a Q1As; chlcayo, Mtlwaukess&
Vt. Paul ~, t2,001 V6A. ,i.St' -. +. ,l;4y,,
, 1881-07-22

Thc abundance Of money mud tho low rates Mt
which 1t Ia lending prove thAt tho prcscnt de-
preston In tho stouk market hus nothing or the
ch0taOtcr or a financial prtsif II Ii rNther Il
heuthy reaction from the extensively high rrlUcs
to which speculative fauoies had GeGn pushed
anu good Sign for tho future.
Outside Bccurltlcs Tueaday wero quoted as
follows: Atlantic Il 0rcAt Western common
stock. s; Alabama Central, :.Glss; boston, Hart
ford s Eric now stock, 2hGbsh; do old stock,
*; Irooklyu Elevated, .5DN; California Pa.
u|tEc, 19Gbt5; Dcs Moiuea & Fort dodge, 1UGDlD;
do preferred, 0oQo99; Grcen bay s siinuesota
stock, 17d0ls: Kansas s. &Nebraska first mortgage
bonds a5a5S7n; do second mortgage bonds, 40;
Lebanon Springs tlrsts, yo1;s.; LchIgh Il wilkos-
barre. "; Midland 1tatlroa Of Now Jersey as
sontod stooh, 85a037H; do Class stock, lsalsM;
do Class stock, 13D14; Newhury, Duchess &
Connecticut Incomes, 37X1l0; do rroforrod
stock, 7MGD123s promium; Port Royal s. Augusta
stock, IL; South Carotna Railroad stock, 6l6tSl:
do seooud mortRnKo bonds, t2a3t@l.3; do po,-
mortBago bonus, 776b7oM: St. Joseph e. Western
stock. ~; st. Joseph s. Pacific ilrst mortgage
bonds, GQDo3. do second mortgage bonds, a.;
South s. North Alabama stook, 10; Vicksburg !.
Meridian preferred stock. 40; do common stock,
10M@1T,
Tho following shows tho range OF tho active
stocks for tho day: -
, 1881-07-22
LkD 2,Al {H2
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.cAT1t.E-lt waa aatlafantUry day Tor seitsrs.
They found toady outlet fUr their Moc1. and ~
sihef hat TER pfics than 1btalnobiS eitcr ot
tho preceding taYs us lhe wcok. THO ndvnnca was
n"t ~drf n'arksd IN nny Inhsancas bnt thota waA
class With r,ssoy Tim exception Of inferior nallves
for which tho n,nrkut Hhs not scnabl7 httunaor,
Hh5pplhx aattlc mars In btsk doanand. T'hoke wert
moro nf than tfInn Ahy tlsy Within the past tan.
bnt hfluf tlsa Hants Ut t.S by0 fur Tito dt1a1snl
ERaicrn points had boen satanod fow remained Ex.
pnrtcra n.o wcrr FREQ bnyaf tey taking nil lie boz.
nea at &tul8tt1A There worn nun sfuV6 sai8N to
ahppNft bnt Tho Dtllk III thctf PURCHASES
wnfs' AZ Ghzi'thSl Tho rtttl nt 10 4hI Nos
NaSfs MR. ynutial wsfs tntH!.s! II supply local
NUT 10 Ht,Ad native tlsiuheH Mum was fn In sJm
nhshy. shnufh but Ittin AslvuntH nAtntd. There
wft tn1fD hgnbty TOR RinekrrN than fBf sumo uaJ9
previous. fha GNw 1ptA Unarad Nere taken Nv fpllI
tnfmcr 1rbnt0fs. lstrKn M was tie Fupp1y, mol
mnn5 ratslt Remained In the yards nj tl,e close.
QCuIsTtnXR.
Extra 9seFc4-9teeTs weighing l,4a1lbt and
x1nnHnEs.... .s.... HV2dI
stnrts weighing ~ " s) .6JJ5a
ins t1tto iH1 n. h4n2ACs
I'M Lin a L:jI .A1saan
Bltt.cFA' stock .l1Air 10 ctt1tllsin sfttrf nEd
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