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The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
A BOLD ROBBERY,
Horse, Harness and Buggy AN,
Lot of Hides stolen.

hSpt VI StbREh.
This morning, between hve and sig
O'Clock, bold robbery was committed
In what Is known as "Bn,Gher's A lley y
running east from Tatnall street bet ,yeen
Second and Third streuts. About the
time mentioned a man entered a stable
occupied by William Lee and William
GlaveyJ stole horse belonging 10 Mr..
Lee, and wagon and set of harness be-
longing to Mr.. Clivey. Hitching up this
team he next visited several slaughter
houses ia the alley, and stole a number
OF hides belonging to X. S. Lowell and
James sutton, whish he placed in tho
wagon and then drove of, Several per.
SOILS engaged around thh slaughter honses
saw the man Stitching the horse to the
wagon, bui thinking he had a right in
me stable did not interfere, aud thus the
Thief was allowed 20 escape.
Ihe man drove away from the stables
by the allie leading into second street
ana was last seen going up Tatnall. At
Ter wards he was traced past the Co6cord
toll-gate. Messrs. Ciayey and Lee are I'm
hot pursuit. ~
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Beers and British.

LONDCN, UCt. %, 1881.
A despatch to the Standard from
Durham says :-"Great preparations
are proceeding for an immediate adj
vance OF the British. 1t ia evident
that 1t is intended to make serious
demonstration in order to compel the
signature Of the Convention or that
more fighting is expected" A des-
patch 10 the Telegraph from Maritzburg
says :-"The Beers are reported to be
nisssing near the frontier"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Apro,ni.lng A Tro,ter In Car,rorni.

SAE FRANCISCO, October 23.-At the
Bay District Paik yesterday Leland
Stanford's two year old tilly Wildhowe.
tro9ted TO harness fJr special medal
against the Kentucky record OF 2.3l. The
track was In excellent condition ami
the lilly went around without skip In
the extraordinary time of2.2I.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25

The President yesterday nominated
and the Senate confirmed, Edwin ID.
Morgan OF New York. to be 5 cretary
OF the Treasury,n place of Mr.. Window
resigned. Among the other Nominations
by the President were Henry Highland
Garnet, of New York 10 he Munster
70 Libera, and John NJ. Bailey, OF New
ork, to be Consul a Hamburg,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
washington,s Tribute 70 stcuben

WASHINGTON, October 23.--The
following letter, writ en- by Washington
to Baron Steuben aud hitherto unpub-
iished, was read at the dinner given last
night by the German presidents OF the
District to the descendants of the Baron
who have been in attendance at the
Yorktown Centennial:
Annapolis, 23d December, 1883.
"MY DEAR BARON: Although | have
taken frequent opportunities In public
and private Of acknowledging your great
seal attention and abilities In perform
ing the duties of your Office, yet wish
to make use of this last moment of my
public life to signify, in the strongest
terms, my entire appreciation of your
conduct, aud TO express my sense oi the
obligations the public is under to you
for your faithful and meritorious service
L beg you will be convinced, my dear sir
that l should rejoice If 1t could ever be
in my power to serve you more
essentially than by expressions Of regard
aud affection; but In the mean time
am persuaded you will not be displeased
with this farewell token of my sincere
friendship and esteem for you. This is
the last letter which l shall write while
| continue In the service of my country.
The bout of my resignation is fixed at IL
O'Clock t--day, after which shall become
a private citizen on the banks of the
Potomac, where / shall be glad to EN-
brace you, and testify the great esteem
and consideration with which l am my
dear Baron, &c. ...--..5..
.sGEoRGE WASHINGTON"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
King Humbert,s visit.

LONDON, Oct. "a, 1881,
King HumbeIt will leave Monza on
wednesday next for Vienna to meet
tne Emperor of Austria. He will reach
vienna ON the 9th inst, and return
on the 31st. .o''' u
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Removed 10 his sisters.

James Bacon, who had his left arm
crushed and broken on the Wilmington
q Northern railroad, Saturday evening,
aud taken to the Alnshoase, was re-
IN owed 10 the home of his sister, this
morning. lie Is doing well and his arm
will not have to be amputated.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Atiempt at Compromise,

The Baker faction City Republican
Executive Committee, Saturday evening
offered to the Hastings faction, a plan
oi compromise--certain members OF the
Baker Committee to withdraw and their
places to be filed by members of the
Hastings committee; Tie Baker com
mittee, however, 10 be the recognized
body.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Importing Cabbage from Germany.

BALTIMORE, October 23-Among the
cargo of the steamer Leipsig, which ar
rived here yesterday from Bremen) were
5000 head OF cabbages imported from o.
denburg, Germany. This IL said to the
first importation of vegetables ever
brought TO this port, and IL due to the
high prices of home.raised cabbages.
The poor and humble, alike with the
rlch and powerful, find In DIR. Bulls
gough syrup true, Tried and trusted
friend. Price % cents bsitie
Twenty-three deaths In this city last
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Dr. Caryer's victory.

LONDON, Oct. "a, 1881
To-day DR.. Carver shot a piseon
match at Hendon against MIR. w. Cra-
shay, 100 birds each, thirty yards ri. >.
ior tzOO. DR.. Carver made the unprece.
killing ~. N'e'''
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
WIND UP THE FESTIVITIES.

FORTRESS MONROE Va, Oct. "a,
The officers of the fleet and army
mere have combined with the guests
at the hotel IN getting up grand
ball to night TO wind up the Y ork.
town celebration,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25

Women that have been gwen up by
their dearest friends az beyoni hain
have been herman ntly cured by the ns.
OF Lydia L Pinkham's Veget ,ble Com.
pound. 1t positive cure sor all fe.
male complaints. Semi to Mrs. lydia
r.. PINK ham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass., for pamphlets.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Inaication. FOR no. elax.

For the Middle Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather and rain, variable wind
shit ng to westerly. stationary and low,
or temperature.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
THIRD EDITION
Dr. Kenney Arrested.
LoNpoN, Oct. 24, 1ssl

LONDON, Oct. "a, 1881.
The government has made another
swoop on the League in the arrest of
DR.. Ksnney. He is popular Dublin
surgeon and has taken no public part
In the agitation, but was one of the
honorary treasurers of the League and
gave medical advice to those impris-
oned. The Cause of his arrest was to
cripple the financial department Of the
League. 1t Is considered q mistake
that the government has not arrested
Mr.. Eagan, a. the League would be
powerless II the flow Of money was
stopped. There Is still, however, a
Sufficient number Of members free to
sign checks. At quarter rast eight
this morning, Detective Simmonds
knocked at DIR. Kenney's residence.
He being In bed, the detective sent up
letter to his bedroom by one of his
servants. The letter contained Mr..
F0rster's warrant. DR.. Kenney sent
down word intimating that he would
be ready after short interval. Mr..
Reed and some personal friends were
sent for by DR.. Kenney, who break
tasted and wrote q few farewell mes
sages to his relatives. Mrs. Kenney,
the wife, 10 at present in Paris, and
has been communicated with by tele-
graph. At ten O'Clock Dr. Kenney
was ready to accompany Mr.. Forster's
agent. The party drove ON the outside
OF . car to Kilmainham. The follow.
ing additional arrests have been made:
Mr.. Griffin, at Loughrea; Messrs.
Kelly and OToole, at Baltinglass, and
Mr.. Brennan, at Sligo. All are active
organixers Of the League.
Ths New Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mr.. Morgan, of New York, who has
become Secretary of the Treasury in
place Of Mr.. Window, is man of
large wealth, his private fortune be-
ing estimated as high as twelve mill
lions of dollars. Until recently he was
the head Of one of the largest shipping
hros OF New York City and indeed OF
the country. He is also largely inter-
ested In the Western Union Telegraph
Company, Of which he has long EN-
. director, and in railroads, particu-
lariy the Erie, in which he is also
director. He was born in the State of
Massachusetts,, and is seventy years of
age. Originally whig, he was elected
fn 1858 as the first republican Cover
nor of the State of New York. During
the late conflict between the States be |
was ONE of the foremost of ''the war
Governors" AMI gave much timely
and material aid and support to the
general government financially and
defensively. He was elected United
States Senator to succeed Preston
King, from which he retired in 1869.
The new Secretary of the Treasury is
hard money man. He has had a
vide experience of public affairs and |
of business on large scale. He there
lore goes into Office we'll equipped and
with acknowle dyed ability as a finan-
,ler.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Letters of Administration

VIM, j. Maxwell, has taken out letters
OF administration upon the estate of
WIN. Watson, late of this city, deceased.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
CAPITAL PRIZE aao. .ooa

lsoI Prizes, amounting To- gllOiDa
hesponsiDle corresponding agents want
ed at all pOtuls, To whom liberal com mem
hatlon VIII be paid,
for lnrlher lntormntlol, write clearly.
giving fun address. Seud orders by exi
press or HeylsLeret lie Ter, or Money Or
Ter BY mail, addressed only to
ID. a. bAUFHIN
New Orleans, La,
or Nj. A, DAUrHIN at
No. 2l2 broadway, New York.
All oar Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under tire supervision and manage
ment OF GENERALS q. 4. BEAUKE-
uARD and JUBAL "A. EARLY.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
EDUCATIONAL

VI isS MAHAfFY's SCHOOL
a, n :" u IL reopen on SEPTEMB BIER 9TH
" 's' NUN street. aug23- IT,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
wiln fnguon MarHess.
WILMINeroN. Del. Oct. .
Ehe CITY Markets

Tue following were the runng prices In
market this morning:
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
~ A FoRTUNE. TENTB
GRAND DiSTRIBUTIoN, CLASS IA,
AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, NOV.
sfh, IssI-I3sth Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Gu
incorporated in 1865 for q years by the
Leg stature for Educ cdtionAl AMI Chari-
liable purpo ses-wi.h capital Of 81, ,0OO.-
VDD-to which n reserve fund of over 8tAl
OVl has since been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote It's
franchise was made "a p5lrt OF the present
state Constitution adopted December I'd,
A. d., 1879.
A.s Srhud single Number ID rawlings
VIII lake place monthly. II aeper scales
tribution:
, 1881-12-07
Garfield 1t0ute-A Charitable Project III
London 10 Commemorate tho hinr-
'tiercd IsfrkiiCHfs

CarFtsHndrHtf Philadelphia TfMfa. -.
1.ospnS, Nov. Ill hnyc lrcctfe!l from tho
handsomely. y.printei., DlucK. rdEsd circular. *.
open Id tho south Of Lontson alls,ther 'hutne"
fur tripntlleas wnrGinu g!rsy. Of which
thore arc nlready fonr in operation ~
,iIHerent parts Ut tho metropolis, respectively
called Alexandra HOUSE. f!etoriR House.
hiurtey ltulhr. and 0urdon Iknuse. while
Il llftb WtNdF0s1 House. " 70 nearly ready thAt
it will be opened next month: uart!nld liouse
this humane pilrpose OF provdinK HOUSES Of call
Ut tho uhpapcat ehMrnatar for tue hMtu working
business xirla Ut London. fEuul $i.hU ~ t. u
week asa thu Entea askad for hoarA and lotlglnx
at these homes, WHICH. hulevt, iI,a.ea tho cu.
terprlsp Hclf. supporting. snce the primary nit
lHy 'tUr fnrRituru aud nectasary equipment has
nsyn achloyod., ln tho caa, or Tie unrhald
haa prnisctl ~ Kiyo 81, ,al tn pcrpct.ato IN sh!s
fnrtl, lho earthly remembrance Of al,r nohlc
President. t'lat WIS 50 huEuanl' IL the thtb.
unIeth used to RWAkeil tho heArt c0tlcernnR
Qur!teid. uud llt trsIar phr4ae WIS ever uttered
III rUyard TO inortut nun. sometimes think
that II Garllcld could hnyc furesccn. tho I'M
lucllso amount u braut!r9! bencata to hu4an'ty
been willing to tl!c, 90 Ernero.a was ho, and
Quly .tllkU viii 10 required TO npeu tho
uartlola Itnmc. Tho itst 1f Hatnea Of tho cutt..
tnttcD Ia heahcd BY ihoac Of tlo p!o!.s and ehAr'
ttnb!o Fur! ant Countess of Aberdeen; thu
Lady Auxustn Noel. granddaughter Of Iurl
byron, ID also q tne:nbsr; %, s1u, ars the blar-
t.owishnnl, hoth ladios whosa rlulues are k!uwl,
wherever heArd " tho1o Of arIakoeratio aAn,es
endowed With tender natures. which l,tAt In
warm sympathy with t1R poor Rnu frlendleB1.
, 1881-12-07
ST. LOUIS.

Fl. l.n,.ls. aIo., lee, G-FtQ}N- UNCHANGED.
t'tAlS~Whent opened iowor. advanced bu. closed
Mt uRun; No. . rcd, F.ai49l+n cHsE1, ti3l}s liz.
ce,nbve. u lst January, FlAu Fabrunr5 eit4 March,
tlE4ttl4k atay, salss NJ .l:7tlal,aA fur jhtuar1,
xLsj}salssH for fehrnaryt M. = d0, Fl.Ns No. dl
s.!yH. cntn opened aowar Hnd udsance,Ii GltssGt&o
cash, G'tsaE9<c Ileceubpr. HIs<aGte LnnnnEy. t4ea
C;sio February. tas4ltI}tg Maret'. t5f41BAa hiay.
ts1. 1Msf IT, rtrqy: ss 7? op'os
EuTrEM AEI Ea0a-Unchungo1.
MltlAEf-SteAlty nt 4l.lk
pHutb8luSH-EasI9r, nut QuotAb9y luWeei Qp3y q
NKcEttls- flour, .un brlss wheat. H. 90 lu, corn.
b'i!M hu, oass lit0 bts r5s, noncs barley. aMp bp
ce!n, :fuo bns unts, @uo0 bu: rEc. nu4aHi harloY,
m,AN bM. ~.
3MHuury saa February. t4a{ bid for Marel,, l.s,h
DID ti M9} Torn Yulet1 Glslc January. t}hu Faafu.
W. G4u March. GSkc AlAJ.
, 1881-12-07

utrr. 7.HA7osko, February 7a9k3;sAe, ateamnr, &c.
Oats aull. HYe dull; tl.ul7i.0l
ttAy-tInchanara.
f'nUv1afnSa-uuirt.
nrTrEt-Fitm, western packed, Is2uoc: roll, q
Q3F.
EI1k-stch,ty Mt 9sa1r+
rETlttIt.Et'M-%ntnlnai,
liHurEtttEA-Cuter attaiI. Fu$af quiet
WHlsKt-tItmsstl1l4
fHEtNIlTt-tfnrhun1slt. . :. 90.
IECEtPTA-t1uttt, 2;1j hrlss Whent, hS6 but corn,
AEk hi; otis. hi:0 hi.
sntkn|S ,cSt, jas iis IL, ~ earn, ~, BIT,
, 1881-12-07
Tho Doctors EslanRrea

rs to tho hest methods and remedies for tho
euro OF consumption and lls1rdcrel liver aud
kidneys. hut lhosc that have usel kiuney-
Wslt axres that y ii BY iar The Hess Medicli,eo
insttnY. bout tuka pills ana Other mefcl.rIaIs
that poison THE syatal, hut by using kidney.
Wort restore The natural AcuQp Ut All the Of.
Haps-Nfg tprtUnHt.
, 1881-12-07
T. 1os II; etup. No. /. lis "a. No. a los I'D. Corn.

NO T. 1os :d ctub. Mo. l. ls ID, No. 100 lid Corn.
Il It'd.
rnpvtstnys-rork, lis: tari, t7e ~.
tIsEnruuf, t.et. G-l:H 4. tn,--HnEAnafuffa-
Firm, whcnt-sprinx N ltlsaloa III. Cnrn. as llst''
hAalit-si1tHi.
Weather. damp md cold.
,,,E,,pnurr lire. -r.yrntna.-CnrrOS-t)uIi nnd
ra-cs, r' std tnlos. 1atlol speculation and espof''
l,Mpl American. 6,IO,.
f.i,rAbsvufFs-fIrn,, Whrat-lsah Western spring.
"a ihi. In ~. t'nFn-Hcw Western mixed. Is lla.
Observation-Disclosures lard. hss%t.
TtLLuw-FtnG American. :sA I'll.
Tl'upExTtSE-Nuirlts,A Aas. .-..... 49,.
yArSs ASD FAHrsCx-At Manchester 1utct but
steady. ........
lstcE,rrs-rast three days. Wheat, ic',oo consals'
Amcrtenn. sltAu. -..... ..-.-
f.,SiuS, Dee. .E-fETnntErM-iiahne G76tsd:
rrnrESrtSr-Splrts. liz Nta ~.
The following wcrc received " tho Chicago Hoard
otVrndcs
e.pss whcht inst thfeu tnrs. lGt esnta1r ut whcs'
iIy.nruHt. iicc. % -,yhcns In fnlr demand anti
ns te winter. in a. NG. fpfInn. liz d. 81. ~.
" iE Lorn firm. .urGoes an ct,ast- isI1 c!tf
IN iuir dcnuhl Ahd iGtr ~ Httyg--Whcat Mna seft. m
ntn. lnrk, -. at. dsG! 9nsnH''aGS Sitaf' s n.
i.uSitiS, Der. n--lavrnroDf.-wheat ~.
s+mst-Nlitht and corn f1tHI. tafHucs un pataa9o-
Whuat ind firm: Arrlval. NJ tn*t tor uf!pfs1,
Whrnt very snalt. fAAts-Wh1at and huuf shaus
lcatRr.
, 1881-12-07

GALVESTON, Dec. G.-GoTToS-Quict. md1l1nc
like; luw 10. llhcs good ordinary. 1Detc; net
receipts. ltN aac1; sroit, 2ss expurta cnast"lte'
I,an; continent. t,aDs xA1es, Gu, stook Ia'tNI,
NHw tl1tLEANR, Den. t-CorT0S--QuIet. middlnR,
lsc or d. llc: good ordinary tes 1, na: 5seeips
Eranru. 4,liIi; snfes, G,islI. stock. E1.AAl
Er. Lttti!A. Dsn. nlddllnR. 5lHcs
KElck 7.GAL 49, . ,,..
htealy; teceIpls, l2sl ta!Ba: shipments, 9i STUCK.
II JUS; sules, I,Nli tnlddtInx lltc.
, 1881-12-07

rEpn1A, ILL.,. Doc, n-GnAiS--Corn quIet n1d easy;
high mxrd Gl!saasc; mixed. GldCi3ec. uats stoadrs
Nh. white. 4i1tG tGc. 1tyc nun'lhai3 No.1, sW.
1ltoMWlSE*-u Unchanged 1t 3l.la .,o
ltxGEIFrsWtseat. ~ tut rt,rt! t15 hu; mats. 1CaN
BIZ; RE. t,AH but tAt!ey. aNI} hl. ,
Ais but ry1, nuntt barey+ fiun0.
, 1881-12-07

CLEVELAND. H., Ice G-IETloLEUM-Stoad
stundnsti white, In test. sc.
H,tAnyh1ltI, IN, ilee INSTRUMENTATION great
If exctte und strong at tie opening. hut weak ut tbs
elut.u1i npened Mt sc, declined a1 closed Ut eacf
snes4 L,t41.UU
UrileI ctrtHcuici Hxcudi VERY lrreguars u,sned Rs
aiv. ulosetl NJ x'4c; teinad III l'AHdelphA dsltF-
'firvRytjfE, ia, fec. c.G-FETRnLEuM-Opone at
SIC; htEllo.t. Net lowest. 84os cosed S}4ci shsu-
ntents, 81 III; FuNt, Il, ,aA
, 1881-12-07

BALTIMORE. Nil, l10 c. ea-fL0uh-unchanged.
GItAiS-.sf heat lower, ciasinx ntuIl No.
winter red. spot nnl December. tl.tst9 ias4. jan
unry. tltt{4l,tll FQtsussy. tL&4'49Laa4, Aarch.
sLt7Holsish cufn-Wa&tsFn eAslsE closing steAdy
und uln; RIxed xgct and uacsHbsr, tdS$Sd&4oj 1&os
, 1881-12-07
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Der. G.-torTuS-QuIetn At like.
FInrI,-Qnct: cxtrn. &j, ,DG9;Sos axtr family, Fl.
9Mtu, a NJ. j. sH.l0dC.7s: cholco fancy. .aas.W
t;,lAtS-syAsRt dnil ut tlJt Torn qu!et3. No:
w1s SS; e al ,ss G.. Hxs c. .,.s.. III; sSst & we
ltUrtaluSs-fofk n1d lat1t nominal hulG. .r3cntH
qntots thnuldort oiusnnl. Slsar-rlo sc glear snle
l3ttc.
WRfRKY-Stenif: f1.ii.
lious-Duli Ut tf5ndaNGl Receipts, 2.i0l
, 1881-12-07

Special Dttpatth TO Jhs C1steaoa 1rtbunt.
KASsAs ClTY. ncc. G.-ta1AiS-1ho FFief enrrtnt
res,rs; WhentIteceipts. liui bus shiprnentt, H. W;
,,u1l ,nd luwer, N t. cnsh. s}sc: 11ecculacr. 84ci
NJ. Il rush. 81 ,fa&: Ileccn.u9r. *lula; Nh c.sh:
*! nseeinbcr x% assGd: GasIhase.otS. " niftS M;u
uccenIUer, 113tG.
, 1881-12-07
.IsETHQLEuAt.

0swEGo, .l}ec, G.-GHAIS-Whest tftmor. Corn
ktcady And unehanGcl.
, 1881-12-07

NEW yorK, Iec. h-Businass was quiet with rnrk-
npe on.as hu. JunteEa dUlnEn tulF trada III tea.
snuable NIL au!lday gnots. Cotton Kuods aulot and
GHIgt Wuut1n g,,0uA Ia light demand nud det1.
, 1881-12-07

1SnrASAroLta. lice. c.G-ts1!AlS--Whcat Mtru. slsaI0
G1l5h. Torn nr.n; 0l4Qtlhc. Oats stealy; 1s4&stc.
, 1881-12-07

ru,ta prLpuIA, Dec. M-WuoI-Qnlet and du1ll
p.to, peunsylyanfa, AMI West Virginia aouhlo
extra hnu nbt.s. E4sc; extra, 4t4syt mediuu'. %'2
4scs consse a4asc New y9rk+ Michigan. lntfana. and
Western unt,, &VAtacf medium, titg &st rarHs, A
:rioi WHshsu c0ub.ng uslane, @hs1!ci unMashsl d..
.4tEei pnltelt. HkfJit.
, 1881-12-07

rnsi To chtnch. bu8s and nlhur Insect nniannces;
topics, and left tito rcaInt nf inFtlcnIture on
tlrcly. 1t was voted TINT tho rres1dent,R, a.. ~
rnce,lt,v adjourned until il o'cIuck this innrnnR
, 1881-12-07

Wtucttca1er,s 1sFpnrh0snhttNN
vt1Ict,rc eouAllmn:ion. cnltgha wrhk unGs, brnn-
t.hitis aul pennrssI debility. Estat she'd II yetra
, 1881-12-07

- -
ssry. ;.ssA,osso. February, :963's4c aseamar Go.
Oats dull Hye dull; tl.ut71m
ttAy-t1nchandra.
i'ltUv1stnxs-Vnirt. .-.
nrTrEW-Fism, Western packed, s2upc: roll, q
Q3F.
Ens-ssca,ty Mt 2sa2s.
SSS;:'!S!S!!ss:;ss' '' eassr au'e..
III III ss;: Si b'' "''"' ''''' but corn
SsiSSss. ies;, iRS5 ;it a. n; earn, ,,.o BIT,
MELwAU11EE.
MtHwArEEr, wls, pcct cctH.-fiouH-stoaty. with
finAtS-Yhcat tame, No. 2 st1t*aukcc hasl. si.:s's
M 2 ailIwaMkcr. aI.t1s Ijectmbcr. s;sl, January,
tt.s.i: fobrunrr. stx Autch. sl.2'at April siab$t
Mar, :,, M. ! Aiilwnukcn. &i.l0, No. nominal;
e"fs s.sy spsssfssaa % sa 81 IS 5e t:Ssss;' S
l,essass;; % SsssS:ins '1 sss% .iSS
'r|! ana l1ss.Ssti .sms's slhls sn"a'''
isEcEirTs~sioar. Hua Gsi., wheat tao1 su; c,rn.
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TOLEDO.
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rel sput, si.lf!4s january, t9i February. N.&tss:
March. tlf; April, +sA. cnfh eas'cr' So .spos,
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CL"vEn srxn-Norulna,, no sales.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In good demand; common
:a TO-; fnlE, 421< 4.c. prime 10 chOscc, 4Xpisc ~,
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, 1881-12-07

Rpaiy. sllnlly Except sundays: .,.,s ~ q,
NgTk-Punan SloGplnE Cars ftom ~ GGcssy H. soschSs
With revolving catrs Ghicago 70 r. Lna,s; m VI VI
pIlniux Chair SsAeunK CArs Chicago to 5lAnnp4! az
Katisas City. No thNngo OF Jay Coaches Chicago "
81. Louis ur Kansas CITY.
Ghlcaxos Hook 1slnud d Fnc1hc Aai't1no. .
ernl rnrner nf Van Huron and ShtEn,an.ss TICKET
OIces, til Eask-st. ShUEnl1n House. panst h'9ss'
LiFand Pacific liote mud % GGna. corner Aseteoa-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-08

This popular route makes a speciality of carrying
their second class and %ernigrant passengers on fastex-
press trains, inwell ventilated and cushioned coaches,
equal to cars used for first class passengers on other
roads. Emigrant passengersar are carried through from
Omaha to Chicago and st. Louis without delay.