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, 1881-08-13

Tho following instruments woro Alod for reo-
ord Friday. Auv II:
,.,Ty n,orrrrv
west 'rwent,oth ss, u, Il . Of lloyno nv,shm
artS. .. s ~ 600
dhted Aug. 10 lHG0rx1 y. Wt'slcy to ucutSg
~ WrfeieY Cu.!. aNp
sg II, tlhtad AuK4 tAIbort cruus tu J. i. aud ,,o
n. Krnwul, 6.0
July ID tc. l. liosmer i, fredurlck WG!tiI... ,G01
sn.nAn! ~ li5 r " EMILY, !! Tax!xs IL !aled ,
IGif II "; r. ioaser ~ lhs! Wv
o"t" Yair !, ~ X Siosn,ar ~ tsscHfr,s,tstw T. I'M
1tseh 81. iii II Of Gn!;toft.tn ~, !, /, 3ixl.;tt,
iabni;tt1 tin ,tts ~ ~ ~ us's'ue'' ~ ~ r.,
fnntro ~ lit: II 4 ~ Esht4snti H. " T. ::;xjiil
II, sIai1d Aug, II ft,. Aiii II. KUetsli 10 ~.
liinbusl,,,,,....,,,,,, !oQ
DecftnRtt 1ss q! lllrkoIy. Q, I, Ax!Lt r.
:!atoa Juno II tWallianl fo"trs u M' nhd II. ..,
pSes,i'x (, aions tis aGoys, si Il.
dated AMg !! tanmS to !hotnas MeSsellnis),. aU
HSnis , -: ~ - Il ~ .ny Mpss r1annn. = T., Fgnn
, 1881-08-13

Alsn 2sitAn 1l Ut rye on ANT u n8 compared WIN
1SkaU bn UA tho whok previous i
Tho aI!llura' Association Of Minneapolis Is re-
p,,rtol 10 hayo fully 1.N 0G) bn wheat to ship to
this city Ut c,,rrout August quotations.
JuukAon, m 11ornbi,sca OF July aj snys: Tho
last ti,rce weeks have made tho cars OF wheat
lnt0 full hoAtls " ctrn.' Ef jnokgon used tho
lust word In tho hentunct In the snin0 8ousn that
We DO lis stntomont would !nlpty something
lnagtcnl-or falsc. but ilu dues not.
Tho decision Of tho Committee ur Oats. TO tho
erct thnt SIC shold bo tho selling price for Inst
months tlofauted deals, cuusetl mulch comment
ycstGrlny. II wns snid TINT oats wore selling
tho Inst tlny Of July ut n,o,lt $50 per btl III MI
tile feed stores In tho city. and how they could
10 worth 45o nt whblesnlu Is 4 mystery. Tho t!r-
tlsInn implies to about S00.000 hu. and Is, like
"tho lnwa Of tho Atetos and Pcrslnns." unaltor"
nhln.
C.J. Kcrshaw & Co., OF Milwaukee,, sent car.
70 Of b., QUO M whcnt hero from milwaukee,. 1t
nrrtycd bore yestgr,lny, and tho Inspectors
HE,deti 1t us No. =: but tho Committee Oh APP
pe,,ia ehungcd tho rntlnv to NJ. in tho hftor-
noun,
, 1881-08-13


Ft.OUR-Wns In moderate demand aud strong, In
sympathy with whentt but tt1eEo was no material
chatge In p5!cua. Halos wero limited 10 G9 brs vim
ters partly Ut n; W hrla md l.&D Rncks srrinas,
purity ut fa, nnd Lii hrls ryu Hour On private tors
Tutal, eaunl t abaut l.HQ brs. Wentur TOURS wcro
quoted ~ tarb1G75. shipping springs N7asAt0 tho
Inv urallo sptnss as Sato4+ba Nyo -four at about
tAblaA7a
OrllEil lMllLsrupBa-Wero in fA,r supply nnd aghln
stronger. Salcs wore roparteI OF II at sl30tA
ta.s Til lsnck and siIu>8laW trce on boari} ! car
nl,dl''Ks al t!b73' cars whont SCREENINGS At *oa
a00 aud cars eoasao cornual vt t!a@ pos ton fsoe
sritINa w1lEAr-was less active. but stronger.
Tho nlarkct for Acxt mouth advanced lA115$c and
closed i$o hlH.lGr thAn on Thursday aftur-
noon. Reorbohm roportca NOod denlnnd
fur cargoes on roaAt, with ID par quartor
ndyaHro, md New York WIS stronger.
with Roud export lsuAtld. some 1>AoM bn being
takon and ,noFn warleA. Our rucalb,s woro only
MnAsratGtn voIAtnu 0vun Including 3A0N bu Of "Nu.
- FROM milwaukee,. md tho oxeson,ont In outn
naturally to,,detl 10 aIl atyanco IN whoat though
lvOw oH Roud many who usually attend only to
whoat4 The weather Il favorable ~ harvest work.
And tho tenEs moru prophssynH tremendous vol.
vi rueelpts bot0fo thu closo tho month. Tho
visible aurply Increased about thE6o.QNartGfa OF
million bu during last Noek, surclxn buycn having
% sa as s, s, S aSy y :s. sy.. q
ss:s s$:ss \; :ss;
a a ~ r., q cvtt'sL 4! ,. sDSut a a! frs
ts9ss!tS3 s3sas ~ r s. ss,isI sspseaSss spsasa =
4 n :E;;
4; ss 3s Isss. ss;; s:
g. .;.:::: 1SE$SS'' 'ss;:ssEs Is
ssss!Hsstt Ss!sss!:.::: sSsssss:;. E|I iT SEIss fiS
ss!|fS ixfs - 'Srsi M ress !$!sa e O..
stat4H cnt d9 % 4. ls,s nd Sar " s"t1rle =
, 1881-08-13


speed! uSpa:ea 70 1h Ghteapo iFsoahss ~.
Albany N. Y.i AuR l1-HkEyKns-Rets3EsAM III
carr; fnst Meck, bj supply consisted largely y com.
mon nntty9ss fut run nf oiss %na Ghs,S1ts
R10l psicos and tho former satinR At low aarIe. 4
tendance about uAuat, bustnea. moderate taf ~
attaonf saloa nf Chernkeua and To1as AtSs
~ to ptna Hntes, Hn % %onsaSt 1S,n @ ~ asss,s
iuSInE Il npmber Uf toatis, market closing ttsad1.
SHEEP AND i.AMIiN-ltoceIpta, G1 cafst lat Hset.
o9 shoop steady With Modgrnto domnud ,I a tsas'
Caflhda WOstt !<c ranging dnwn to ans foI csih %
10 being tho FllluR figures for fatr to Enod stoeh
m th8 tPfstkFn Assottattd FfNs.
A1.nANY, N. Y, Aug. la.-CATrLE-Iccelp LILO.
tnrEe rortion common naiIvcs roxas, nnd Cheott
ils3ot common natives sold aa oW ia te aud y h4a
nj fi&0. -,
sMEEr ATn iAMMsm!tcSop ,'9 gne5 Y PfsIsa
thnn 'Aat Heeki prices SNOW aM aafhnSo H.arhss ~ M
tHmbe; theep hoa stcadi!y e. *9atGt 9es. Ell, pea'As
Canadian 'araoS' 4ssa' oolss. ]Ao' aa'''
n.w von,r 4no 1rv,trrvn.-pccnfpts n 2sap; rod
danrt ~ ~, II ~ IL, I'M Iuads "
osn ~ ss,~n ~ IEs - t1a nuf1Ido q.
MY - =. st ~ 4 tteth
, 1881-08-13

INC shhEo LOT Lno Aay lHcluHtV ehe Na BuAI4 tthus-
A. rs ns%:::;|sy s::s t$::ssy $ss;; ;'$;fa
:s||:: :s|s: ;:s:Ss$!s: ::::::. M
sssi 81 as.ys s i'ishcy .ye;tsy vim
fSs s s
s ~! !! IL s,' ss
:q see go s i Mns .ss s!''S .
s;s @ Is I'd ,Ste Il & ss"f snss. :ss
Il As s NJ II! % ss nj: s WI sss EsFs d y 4 L
Ts;sesi pA.' ss sss ,f s sg Il Nd tsi HsT ~
Il; $ i; ;s :;: i :;:ss ::
,.:|: :;' ::;i $;;;i d; ''j||s
E;||;; E;|||;;
SxeTT N Il ssEs .t L s y s sss
\ A $ AZ: * "a, i, ;ss Il 4
t ne ;tstN sas st s1 s"p!s fof 'o0'''
saaat ad osar osss "fsr @ It, Il = @ t' as1!ss55
III: SsTP esr 1s e j IN y
tTwo 0clDCK HOARD.
Si:f ;$;s$ e j /
e, :.,,ss ' IT, :;ss sss
sssS ysspr osa0DsE aa sta tho 's!ls5
s's Sr ntxasr & 81 oes5tss. ess 81
sss sSs%; Il sSs es Il 52t ~ Fs5s
Hs ss ~ s ,o! s 4 sSIiSr oe %uss
, 1881-08-13

HOO pn0nuCrS--wnrn ratler moro nctsve md
much stronger. though tho local hug nlarket wan
catlca casy md LlvtrpoDl repUrteh decline Ut 3 III
lard, The nttOr MISC o!aFea worry freely on NOW
York nccolne supposed to be nEanst purGhnAus natU
In that city. Alld t!oro nnarcnt tnprov
III tho shipping icn,And hnro for product. Hut tho
wlyu OF cDut11unea tlut i0wcI over HFaln oxtondn1
to hog pruluct, auemlhE to oa Il direct consequence
0f IL tic plrchasas VI lard wcre Otley nude by mon
who usually orurAto In corn. OLisF prodnct followed
iu tho w,Ikc Ut lhrt
Tho following Il tho comparative pnGknE at tho
places mentioned Blncu Matr !. accord Ing to special
, 1881-08-13

bernhard SchlrgeIulieh tltal II lioel ypstorflny
n9niuyt tho propullrr Fremont to recover q, 5,0lo
tsaInngcs for personal injuries. IIu suys thut In
june Inst he WIS II whcolstnan OIL tho vcsse, nnd
while uuEugcd In hoIpnE unload, ,auIno freight
and stumbling on the sturboaru arch, hu1dlug
down chairs frum Tho hurr1nuo deck, tho rMll
running nloug tho arch brt>ks, preuIpItatinH
him to tho sleok bcaw. uid thn, lntu th0 wnter.
Ills pcva was fractured, and lio ilsO sustained
other injuries, nlI whIuh hu thinkA wera cMusotl
by tho McGllgohto OF tho owners OF tho proEel-
Ter. aud that they should 10 compelled to rciul-
htr1o him.
, 1881-08-13
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE,

HVSVF** OF9V0*s7s W
EgllHaYIgLp, Ill, July 12,-The Becrctnry OF
stat3 To- day issued licenses to orvuniz0 10 tho
rotomao prospeetiug 4 Mining Company Of
blAysville. VtrIuiion County. capital &sh.00Ui
u0rpotAtora, James W. Harris, leuben =. Young,
and others. Tho Chtcs0o billing & M1nluR
Company tiled Il certiticate OF thu tuCFease uf
4s vi Wtal slock to u, QQQ,U0Q.
, 1881-08-13

wn,lkcc & st. rAui Gs NI,akntn ExtcnsionA si,Oo0
TT ls,; Chicago. Milwaukee T. ~. FMul Is tChicu.
Ko 4 Fnc!dc,, $1.nN ut l0s; Chcngo. Milwaukee,
& 81. Paul as t1>uhu1un Division, $l,hl0 ut los;
chicago. Milwaukee & IT. rnul ia i,vntashn III.
visiou}, *1oUtO ut M: Wabash, 81. 1otlts 4 1'a-
cifio IL. <I,fA1 ut p!,s: ChcnEo & Northwestern
IL. 5000 ut lot; Chicago s. Northwestern 6st
5000 nt tol: Chicago, 1lurltnxton T. Quincy Is,
SION nt El:i; ChIcaro. burlington & Quincy "a,
ualps
, 1881-08-13
DIVORCES,

Matilda Riogcl snys she was married. to Julius
Nic1oi o tho l4th of bIuy lust, but tho nlArrlago
WIS npvur consummntod. IIo lived with her
tlfteen dnys, btatlng or 0horwtsB abusing her
every lay, until 8he WIS forced tO lonve him for
fanr nf her life. She also GhNrges hI.l With GIl-
bft.nl drunkenness, nud asks for tho usual do
cree, --
Nancy ~. Tuttle aiso asls for Il divorce from
Johu ]. Tuttlo 0u tho ealne grounds.
, 1881-08-13
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wore tho receipts mud shipments
OF loading articles Ut produce In this city during
the twcnty-four hours ending vt I O'Clock
Friday morning and for tho corresponding
tt.no ycnr ago:
, 1881-08-13

4u0 aHl40"Iuk RENlu WAd lHtESIkGu uAkV alUEH III
this city yesterday nor1,luE; = catr No. u Will
ter wheat. 7 cars rejected car miteti, b8 ours
No, . spring, IL cars and tB.000 hu No. y tlo,
II cars rpjoctcd, u cars no Crude t10l whcut};
40 cAra and Gy.40U bu No. corn, 100 cars high
mtxed. ao5 ours rctcctcd. IL cars no grndo GDo1
corn); ~ ours whtto oats, ~ cars No. alnixcd,
70 ours rotcotcd Ws oatsl1 cur No. ! rye, II
cars No.. do, l cur rejected 10 ryo,s CIR No.
barley. Total tl,0sa oars). Gl1,0oo bu. Inspected
outs s5,soo bu whcat, sW,a07 bu corn, 1ta,57a bu
uRts, a,80G bn rye,
Tho le.uling produce markets. woro notlvo yes
torlay, and much stranger. Tho load waa taHen
by coru, which was unusually excited. advance
Ing about J{G uIAor u ylgorouH buying pressure,
with cessation Of selling by the country. tho
continued dry weather snhktnF everybody"
nervous. Oats went up about 70 In sympathy.
and wheat : was stronger, possibly for tho
same reason. Thoro was, however, u report to
tho oIuct that about U00, ,0o0 hn had boon sold In
Now York Tor export, and that tho deuiana thcro
was hrIsk ono. Provisions wore tlrmcr, though
lart was sold worry freely on Eastern account,
and was qst0ted lower In liverpool. Tho lator
footing lu graa was rAthos weak, on aecount Of
reported ra,ns In the nclghborhood Of Kanaus
City aud Omaha, Mess pork closed l5o higher,
At $l7.1TH@bl1,B0 for September and &lT.x:h0
l7,Bt far Octuber, lard cloaed e:hu l!xhor. ut
$ll.+0Qli4Th aeller September and flf.41h1
1l5o for October, Short rlla oloaed . l6o
AIgQeFs Ut 4v.@1h*bp.N IoE cup]cnlueTs NHeAI
closol s4e.le higher. at Sl.31H0l.s7,t tor
August md Sl.lsX0LlsS for september.
Corn CLOSED vHo higher, ut b7hG514o
for August and b8H@58Xu tor Soptenber.
Oats closed 10lAo h!ghsr, at AH034Ko
for August, and #oAho for Beptonbor, Rye
olosod l.so higher, At sa41soo for August, 0o6 q
9lo for september, and ptK0pso for October.
Harley closod nomiually at eat007o TOR sepsom.
bes, aud pst esasa Tor October, Hogs waEo fairly
active and luwoF for heavy, at SatodaaD light,
aud ut ea0a19.s0 for heavy. Cattle .Nero aottv0
Tha demand for domestic ind foreign dry
goods continues light, but sIgns ot ~ carly ro-
viva, arc not wanting, aud prices show III una
bated drmness. There ID \ slightly improved
inquiry for boots aud shoes. Tho movement In
groceries continues on \ general fcale,t and
prices average firm. Codcea show m adv&no-
Inv tendgnoy, There wRs nru teeling among
, 1881-08-13

4{,fE fs7
CAi~rlE-rriccs showed no uuntah,c ~
from thoa0 cuFrcnt on tho previous dAY, Tha, ".
firm for vol fatted cattle. and for bucte ma ~
nHrs' stuff tho supply OF which was vcarcnlv oos,
tic donand. Medium qualities wcec mora nts1,,.,
than on either Of the prscotln1 days Of xesE .na
woro iartt to make. ind prtcos showed aood tss,
rreanlarty. THAT c1hss could not avo bsen d.oa.s.
Of nj any ccont price lad thcre boon Of ths hs,,e
grades enough to sntlsfY tho demand. There rs,s
fom choice oanchcs Of steers, but there vers Il.
trading wna done At urcs .75. The host ,ot os...s
WIS load fed and shipped By .. FnrRo. Aledo ~
md sold BY Congcr brothers at &1A Mnat a, ~. -
sataa Wefo ut N.;s9hS5 for shipping atear, "a ~ =.
EAk111h {0r b1,tehHrn' nnd cAhp9r& linn TEs S ~
erul uiArkQk clOaCi 6tAh0Y, H"p ssas
, 1881-08-13

liOGH-HcavY h008 WDre IOWtE. T'hef0 ma boil b.
any mems laFg9 run 9r that claas. but there W
they wor0 only salable A. tPtD6 On from Tluf,as1s
prices. Light NelThts continued aeti!e and soid u
kirnng rs any day Ut the Heek. Shcs sueed from
tit 10 for skps to for culcA hcsYY stjp.
ninE hGHA, Closing gunknslnnA we're u Axb1N fof cos.
man host light ~ 14tL4 ~ for mixed packing ota
ns.d tatH$Hal for fclr to choice heavy shlppsn
About ali totQ. ''-'@
, 1881-08-13

Judge Rogers, Just returned from Colnrndo,
WINS AROUND tho now CITY, -IlnlI yesterday, hut
traiIsactGt IN business. llu will not bo tn court
ulltll the Heptetnbtr term.
, 1881-08-13

Hhurt rlbs. tollor Hupun,6eF+, closed nk A91]1N5l
Gst,bc1ands f@;u M M noSsd' 9nH.cMt y 1Ii, hs,aas @ 1
Is IL nveraRe; green i.ai,s aHlno average, Adv!tn -
Nncun js1iod nt 1Me71&u for shou!ioF* ~ sd&t0Hc
fur sl0ft fbs sGs1t4 for abort cuUFy, lx9pl.c for
hnint, MI Ennvna8t and pMGkatt.
nEEE-MAA uuiUt ~ $tu.3N&l0. .M Tor meas, 3El.2t4
LILO ior OxtfA mpBs, Aild III W for hnus.
, 1881-08-13

HEEDS.-Ware active and htxhnr. wiz,
9! ,!mSty fr !,Srn ta eyc.y msrted 'daSs s,sl ,,
Il sas 5d "td ssss"s .od 4 s ", r.,
roEs t1'oa9 Il oi = imx, ~ ss.nvn,sccH s. u s.e
1 tsl! for rvur To prime, fsts2 ID ,rtie! rSeA 2i
Neiler EcG!emhnr nnl 4, stlsr hainsat
seInf Ans.si. s2ssiai soi.ar scpicsbcs. es.n ~
"sFS TAt,ISt%M,yas uuotcd ,to,a, =. s<,n,-. W
md tsic tos Mo. coantrY tandSfeS, sS to- 81 stsy
Hfiii WHffiiiSkkv9fTha ,narho. VA. steady, ,,,,,. 'o'7
bas!. NJ ella fur ilnlsoh 9ntts, 'o''ak On tAs
Wo1l!-l1w prices asall rulo, and slow t,,a.
!!ond 70 ofoco medium tub..........,,,.. m,.
lne nnd unwnsheti teec0..
SnMrsE I1, nnd ~ Hnr..i!st 1eeoo
Medium md wRsh11 fi0Gc1.
Fine washed
@tn" """no" IN :
, 1881-08-13

hpeetat DtIpatah to Ih1 CAieaao Tttbun&,
Do6ToN. Aug. l3.-Fow sales, q afm toa0, and
AQthipx Vt special iaturest. were tho features Of
, 1881-08-13

The Secretary further SAYS. ,t,. ~ 90 w < +
FWbl1o The stoof IN tho yatts q III II iii a:sE
ssocks ot June thoJ eIoSqlsd ~ ~ HI
lash " eaiy 9s+yla + "a And Tt9 ~tt IsreDt I'd y
s6lIylss he sfocfs on hand =! ~ t.st d
month .how an iucsaass Of but ~ stDcl o. ~
/, lAN. 70 thU sunk on baud a4o1S SnaA eaps7
e4usd Tho amount reported tto@ WV"
, 1881-08-13

MKATs-AdTntieed nbout 15o per tW 10s, y syliP1ty
shIgitIleTs lit saiaN sIut and fa0fs seur scp-
tussbast 21an t6s sanrt rlts At E4A seller Aua9at
nb0r, UN pcs green hnu1a ID lhs} nj uc m tca smect.
p!skteu hns 40 ips q llo 1 tGs 20 ~ bsl Ut f2Ae'
inN cuts MufG troNn NJ ! D'clUck:
, 1881-08-13
MINING NEWS.
SAN rNASCfsCO.
BAN F1tAECtsco. Aug. t2-stinlng stocks closed


Tho following instruments woro Alod for roo-
ord Friday Aug. II:
fiTY ptt1GEnrY.
, 1881-08-13

lIARl--Adynnctl Iio zee Ln 1bt and eltNod hHhat 9
f0r snot IN roMGaIeis 81! osel!e5 sSp5enber
Saiah wore reported Of 70 spuL nj So tGs
roicv September II tcs SELLER 1cn.
i9h7&t md lQo tcs seller January nt tiinl8lf01H.
1nlal. Sh1 lca. Tho iouwinE tablo saowa tue rnnEe
, 1881-07-31

| IT'S AUSPIC10Cs BEGINNING
| Special Dispatch to 1h< Chicago Tribune.
| WASHINGTON, D. c., July $0--The dag
! was passed by the President without special
| incident and his improvement continues
steadily but slowly. He rested well 1ast}
night, and this morning was feeling so we'll:
that he was indu]sed with q small Quantityf
| of solid food, tenderloin steak being addetl{
to his usual morning allowance Of food. The1
temperature was normal during the day, the{
pulse ranging from 90 to 0S until late in the t
afternoon, when the fever made its appear
ance, carrying the pulse to 104, and the tem-*
peratnre to 100 and 1902. This rise was notd
regarded rs significant OF anything serious, |
and after the dressing Of the wound fell back |
THE O'Clock BULLETIN
IS signed by Drs. Agnew and Hamilton, and |,
states that the President passed the day /;
without drawback or unfavorable symptoms,
which is accepted as sufficient guarantee
that the rise in pulse and temperature noted j
in the evening bulletin was withon. special t
significance. These ordinary fluctuations in,4
pulse are attributable to very slight causes
The restfesncSs or MneaSineSs Of the patfent{
is sufficient to Increase the pulse six or ten4
pulsations- Increased pulsation is also /;
caused by the movement Of the patient, orr
by any slight physical exertion or mental,
exc1tement- 1He surgeons atlsloute tne mi
CREASE III oclocA u sone one Oh tnes9A
causes.
TIE DISCHARGE FROM THE WOUND
continues abundant ana healthy. At the
evening dressing the wound was washed out
with 4 syringe, and Is reported by the sur
geons to be In very satisfactory condition /
along the entire track Of the bullet The
alarmlsts who persistently refuse to 1ecog-.
nize the fact that the President Is steadily
improving, will, doubtless, attempt. to-;
argue from the figures in to-nightts<
bulletin that the President is again growing
worse, but such doleful and unwarranted
predictions should have no influence with.
the public. in view Qf the declarations made !,
over the signatures of the six surgeons In at
tendance on the patient It IS worthy Of.
notice that to-night's bulletin Is the first that
has contained the signatures Of both the con-
sulting surgeons. During the day tie Presl-
dent was propped up in bed with pillows.
, 1881-07-31
DRY GOODS. dc.
Extraordinary!
CAS- RI
BARGAINS
This Week!

%; nieces Iron Frame Grenadines ut 10c
NV reduced from SOC.
ON, ncs Plaid Nainsooks ut 8 and Il lie
Lew North Is and 20c.
p.1.n3 vide Iron Frame Grenadines al
39c; worth $1.25.
,.on Remnants Of White Goods, consfstin.
WV - ai Tirtoria Lawns, Check Nainsooks,
Thite pjoues, Plain and Dotted Swiss
Mi Tarletans, &C., ut 40 per cent
less than regular prices.
,sno dox Ladies' Lace Top Lisle Gloves al
l5c; former price 30c.
5opcs Damasse Grenadines atf9c; worth
.eno Remnants Black and Colored Silks
~ and Satins ut 40 per cent OF regular
I'm ncs New Black Spanish Laces ut
WV 151.2. Is. IL, IS, Fl. 24, 81, 80.
33 371.2, 42, -, and SOC; 25 per
cent less tllan former prices.
sfB) doz White and Black Pus1er Lace
Barbs at Il 1-2c; worth 81 1-2c-
a0D pcs Cream Spanish Laces at Is, 18,
g, q, 20, 30, aud 81 1-2c.
recases Lace Stripe Piques at IL .1-2c; !;
worth 90c-
1900 yds best styles Of Pacific and Man.
chester yard-Wide Lawns ut 6 1-2c !;
worth 12 1-2c.
200 Remauts Of CoIored Dress Goods and
Mourning Goods at half price.
200 dox Ladies' Chenlises at "a, SO, IS,
IS, Is, and 75c.
500 Ladies' Colored Cloth Nantes, Jack
ets, and Hayelocks at $1.75. So,
$3.50, So, $3.50, and 81 /; worth ST.,
$3.50, SIS, Sc, $3.50, and 50.
1000 yds Fine Linen Lawns at 10 and
191.2c; worth 25 and SOC.
200 pcs Cream Menricourt Laces at
IL IL, 16, Is, 81, 81, -, 20, 80,
s71.e, 80, and 42c.
5000 ids Colored Linen Embroide1ies
at &c; worth Sc.
200 doz Ladies' Night Gowns at 40, SIS,
G5, 70, Is, S., and 96c; extraordi-
nary bargains.
800 Remnants Of Embroideries and Rib
bons at half price.
500 pcs Cream Russian Laces at 4, S, 6,
s, 10, and 12 1.ec; worth double.
10 doz Ladies' Skirts at 48. 50. 65. IS,
Co4 1UI3 VAsVVs auA P4s L. UuE~
third less than former prices.
200 doz Children's Lace Bonnets at 90,
80, and 49c; former prices, GO, IS,
and S5c.
800 Remnants Of Cloths, Cassimcres.
and Flannels at ~ per cent of regu-
larprice.
100 doz Silk Bows at SC; worth 2Oc.
500 Null Embroidered Fichus at 25. IS.
So 81, and 55c; former price, so, go,
300 PCS Cream Languedoc I4accs at 2. 3,
!, and &c; worth 5, &, S, and 10c.
1900 IDS Colored Silk Laces, 4 1-2
inches vide, at CSC; worth Csc.
.n Remnants Of Linens and Crashes at
at IS per cent off close prices.
l,WW Linen Fancy Burdercd Stand Cor
ers at 29c; worth soc.
1000 PCS Wide Crochet Laces at &c;
40g peg Real Torchon Laces ut 1 1-9.
- s1.2, 3. 31-2, i, 4 1-o, 5, 6. :,
nos.4' Ct ., ., 10, II, and 12 lie;
1900 Chenille Dot Ycils ut &c; worth
a,Vo0 Bunches Black and Colored Ostrich
Tips at 10c; worth SOC.
oV'V00 pcs Best Alpaca Dress Brafds.
.oo plaek and ,colored, at Sc; worth &c.
sW 0dd Lots Laces, Fringes. Ribhons.
31oslery. JeNelry. Gloves, Lace Mitts,
f6ns. f6. and Fancy Goods marked down
'orer cent previous to stocktking.
, 1881-07-31

~ Large Toy Book,
: Luce Ties,
Ties,
Lace.
Lace Ties.
Il Fancy Baskets,
Ribbons,
Ribbons.
RtbbOns,
Is Yds--2 fds.-l 3D..
9 Duxen Kuttuns,
}S Dozen Buttons,
< Dozen Buttons,
Il Dozen Buttons.
) boz Pearl Dress Buttons,
Fancy Dress Buttons,
Pearl SHIFT Buttons,
]3I'ieces Skirt Braid, j.
| Stick best Braid.
/ Jewelv.
I Jewelry,
| 1eWelry,
4 Wonderful Variety,
Anythtng and Everything,
< Pyramids Toilet Pins,
Il Paper Toilet Pins,
Il; Papers Hair Pins,
|: Boxes unir Pins,
1 l Large Box OF same,
I3 SpO0ls Of Thread.
Z oSpools 4u-yd. Thread,
II Spool Wtyd- Silk,
E Cards Hooks and Eyes,
= Rubber Tip Pencils,
+ Good Lead Pencils,
3 Pen Holders.
Three Dozen Envelopes,
q Sheets Note Pnper,
: D'dles Cigar Lighters,
Is Jap'd Candteeticks,
T. Biscuit Cutters,
, Cake Cutters,
! Patty Pans,
= Tin 4filk Pans.
l Larger Milk Pan,
\ Teapot Stunds,
= Coffee Pot Stands,
- i5Atk 4iOA EkHuA3%
stamped Tin Cup,
: Papers of 'rack*.
: | Best Tack Hammer
Il Good Tack Hammers,
; Nutmeg EraterS.
Emery Knife Sharpener3,
: Tin Match Safes,
|1 Tia Match Snfes,
l Fancy Af0tcll Safe.
}IaIf-l)ozen 'rhiHlble9,
: Good Thtmbiea,
| Plated Thttrble,
Tea ur Coffee Strainers,
Large Vegetable GraIers,
Press Tin Wash Basins.
Wooden Potato MnsuerS,
Wooden Cooking Spoons,
BrOnzed Bird Cage Hooks,
Jnpnnned Dust Pans,
lltrEe Blasting Spoons,
Tubular Cake Pans,
ScrubhtnE or Nall Brushes
Cake or ERE Turner's,
Wire EGE Bcater1,
Com lbiunttOn 1Iatchets.
l4arEe Iron Stove f'Okers.
Heavy Iron Coal 2hOvclA
: i'Ncknges Stove Polish,
& Packages Stove Polish.
S Picture Nafls,
!; Soun Ladies',
Chfld's Alphabet Plates,
, 1881-07-31

10 th@ FesteEzs Assoctat<G 2r<ss.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 3o-11 80 p. N.
The history Of the Presidents case to-day
presents no new features He has rested
quietly throughout the day. taking a small
quantity OF solid food again for the first time
In week, and sleeping at intervals natu1;h
, 1881-07-31

| All-T.inen u,tndkerc!liefs
Remnants Cotton Sheet
| lnK-
Towels-Towels,
Towels,
| Towels.
Ctash-Crash.
| Crash,
Crash.
kupklns-N1pkins,
| Napkins,
Napkins,
Al1-Ltnen Napkins,
Turkey Red U0ylles,
Turkey He'd Hundkerch'1s +
Lace Edged ltuchinE.
Ladies' Linen Collars,
/ Ladies' Fnncy Collars,
Gents Linen Collars.
Gems H4ndkercfliefs,
ficuts' Silk BOWS.
Iinlf-Dozen Lawn Ties,
Chi}dEen's Fancy Hose,
l4adles' Striped Hose,
Jun Fans.
1.ncluered Sticks,
Fancy Decorations, in n11
eoft,r9,
Folding jap Fans, former
price GE
Paper ana Envelopes, in
rrt.t+v frr4v INV
, 1881-07-31

The Last Bulletin Signed, for tho
First Time, by All Six Of the
Attending Surgeons.
OFFICIAL.
$50 4. II.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 30-S:30 a. nh,
The President enjoyed refreshing sleep
during greater part of the night. The
slight febrile rise Of yesterday afternoon had
subsidized by midnight, and this morning his
temperature is again normal. a gradual
improvement of his general condition in ALI
particulars is observable, and is recognized
BY himself. Ills pulse is now %; tempcra-.
t1lre, $50: respiration, IS.
D. ". Bliss,
J. K BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD.
RoBEI.r REyBURN,
F. II. HAMILTON.
1880 r. N.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 30-13:30 p. m.
The President showed no fatigne from ;
dressing his wound this morning. 1t looks
very well, and the discharge Of pus is satis-
factory in quantity and quality. His general
condition continues gradually to improve
A moderate Quantity OF solid food has been
added to his nourishment, and was eaten
with relish. A frame has been introduced
beneath the mattress of his bed by which lis
head and shoulders have been elevated some
what, and he expresses himself as we'll
pleased with the change OF position. At
present his pulse is os, temperature 9s.5, res~~
piration 20. D. W. BLISS,
, 1881-07-31

BABY CARRIAGES.

Only one week more: 80 sold last week at Sl:3L Al
most giving them away Must clear our factory be-
fore eparElnK- Twin carriages at cost Call and
thc1. NG South Clazk-at-