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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
by Associated Press.
sUB-rREAsURY BALANCES

$50 Currency...... 81 OLE S35
NEW YORK, Feb. lS-The imports of dry goods at
the port of New York for the week were 49, $685.
and the amount marketed S3y03O945. Money easy
at Age per cent, and closed at 4@5 per cent Ex-
change strong, and the nominal rates were advanced
&c TO 1871 for 60 days and 1S7 for demand with actual
business at 4S3G4S3 for long and 4S6dfS6 for short
sight Government steady for skies and fiyeS, and u
az per cent higher for AZ and fours. State bonds
dull except for Louisiana cOnSOlS which rose per
dull this afternoon. Kansas Pacific incomes, No t.
to l071a, and Chesapeake and Ohio (seres b to
S3ls Erie consolidated seconds rallied to I0l@101R,
while the funded fiveS declined to So; Texas Pacific
incomes sold at S9Iz.
The stock market characterized by strong
and buOyant tone at the opening, and advance of
4ls per cent. was recorded, but at the first board
somewhat free selling movement caused decline of
t44i4 per cent, the latter in Chicago ST. Louis and
New Orleans, Denver and Rio Grande, Pacific Mail,
and Canada Southern being also prominent in the de-
strong and the general list 1903 per cent? the
latter in Pacific Mail, while Reading heavy pur
chases sold So per cent to 734 Late in the after
noon the market became feverSh and unsettled, and
in the final sales prices took downward turn and
the closing quotations showed decline ranging from
Z to 81 per cent, the latter in Reading Pacific Mail,
Jersey Central. Kansas and Texas Canada Southern,
Texas Pacific, Iron Mountain, and Delaware and
Hudson being also conspicuous in the decline. The
transactions aggregated $4,000 shares including Can
cago, st. Louis and New Orleans, 800; Delaware,
LRckawanna and Western, $500; Delaware and Hud-
son, $780, Denver and Rio Grande, $780, Erie 10000
Hannibal and st. 10, 1880; Iron Mountain, l4,OOG
Kansas and Texas, 10 100; Lake Shore 19,5O0 Louis
vile and Nashville, $500; Michigan Central, $780,
Manhattan Elevated, 10000: Northwestern, 12,S00
Nashville and Chattanooga, 500: Northern Pacific
$780, Ohio and Mississippi, S,i06 Pacific Mail, AGO.
Reading, 60 100; 81. Paul, lS,0oG Texas Pacific, 5000
Union Pacific 1900; Western Union. 1890; Wabash
apiG
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ANS OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND UPWARD SPECIAL R

OConnor, NJ P, S C, Metropolitan.
9RR sjlly c hsnia Pa Iass g., St nv
Ortiz, s, Ind, 92I 6 st INV.
Overton, Ed, jr, Pa. Wizards Hotel.
Pacheeo, Romualdo, Cal. National Hotel.
Persons, Henry, Ga, slI New York ave-
Phelps Jas, Conn, 457 c stnw.
Phillips. T. Mo, Wizards Hotel.
Poehief, Henry, MINI Inn 6 COL list st VIZ
Pound, T G, Wis, lol5 stnw;
Price. Hiram. Iowa, 9eI Fourteenth st W.
Reagan Il. Texas, Metropolitan Ho.el
Reed, T B, Me, $40 l3th st n W.
Rice, w w, Mass. I3!l L stnw.
Richardson, John s, s G, Metropolitan.
Richmond, B. Va, Metropolitan.
Robson, q n, ], ISL K stnw.
R Bob son. G p Mass ASS, Rigs House
RothTell, 9 +, Mo, Metropolitan Hotel
Russell. w a, Mass, 20l \ ayese.
Ryan, ThOs Kansas, IL Grant Place.
Sanford n " Ala, NJ MeerSpoIit na MeeI:
Sapp, VIM F, Iowa, Hamilton House,
Sawyer, L. No National Hotel.
Scales, NJ, \ C, Sanderson'S Hotel.
sshha slle,l Pa; SlS Thirteenth st W.
sherwin, j c. III. SIS Eth st W.
Singleton, J W, ILL., SandersOn's Hotel
singleton; Q r. Miss, Isoa Fstnw.
Smith Smith, 4, Pa wi Wili lar iss1 H ssaT
Smith, III B. j, National Hotel
smith, w +, Ga, SanderSOn's Hotel
Sparks, w ], Ill, Ebbitt House
speer: Emery W Ca National ,5s nall Hotel
Starin, II, n Y, Lafayette square.
Stephens, II, Ga, National Hotel. :
Stevenson. A E. Ill, National Hotel
stone a1Re;;t J W Mich y @d 81 Sd;; St NM
Taylor, E B, Ohio, $40 18th st n W.
Taylor, r Tenn, i0S 9th st NV.
Thomas. John r. Ill. Ebbitt House
Thnmngnn " CT W.
Thompson, VIM 6, Iowa, Hamilton House.
1Tilman D, c. 5i26th stnw.
TOwnshend. v, III, 2is FouF5anda .haifstn
Tucker, ] R, Va, Hamilton House.
Turner. Oscar. KY 1909 st.
Tyier NJ I ". Mc d iDSo a House 4 w.
Updegraf, T, Ohio, 1913 f st nw.
Updegraf, Thos, Iowa, 1926 st NV.
Epson, g Texas, ll2l stnw.
Valentine, E K. Neb. Dumbarton Hotel.
Van AeEna a Henry n, ; Y, % Grant Place
Van yoorhis, John, y. Arlington.
Waddill, ] R, Mo. New York Avenue Hotel
Wait. John i, Conn, sis 18th st ".
Ward, VIM. Pa, 1S2OF st NV.
Washburne, W d, MINI, 1871 1 st NV
Weaver, B. Iowa. 2O9 East Capitol ST.
Wells Erastus, Mo, Arlington
White, Harry, Pa, 1913 st NV.
Wilber, David, \ Y, National Hotel
Williams ThOs, Ala, Metropolitan Hotel.
Willis, A S, KY Grant Place
Willis, Edwin Mich. 50 B st E..
Wilson, Ben, West Va National Hotel.
Wise, NJ r, Pa, 1870 Mass ave.
Wood, Walter A, n Y 1854 ST n W.
Wright Fl B. Penn, Arlington Hotel.
Yeates, ] J, c, 10 st w.
Yocum Seth H, Pa 500 18th st W.
Young, Casey. Tenn, COS 18th st W.
Young, ThoS l., Ohio, 1112 G. st NV.
DELEGATES.
Ainslee, Geo. Idaho, l01 I'd stnw
Bennett, G G, Dakota, 1910 Mass ave.
Brents, T III, Washington, 726 Eleventh st W.
Cannon, G @, Utah, 500 18th st n W.
Campbell ] G. Arizona, 1908 9Th st n ".
DOwney, w. Wyoming, cor 9th and z SITS n W.
MagihniS, Martin, Montana, Arlington Hotel,
OterO, NJ s, New Mexico. National Hotel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
REAL ESTATE.
-he Official Transfers OF Yesterday a
Recorded.

MT F. Olms;ead presents the following transac-
luis IA real estate in the District yesterday as re-
p't'ealo himby the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
TN, street north, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
~ streets west; suhlot 60 (I6 feet 3k inches by 100
~ e SQUARE ij2: William G. Duckstt ct AL trustees,
>y,SAf6istIan RUPERT. sos
- nineteenth street west, between Sherman and r
9Teets nortii sublot us by 100 feet) square 1SI
Srit GIG ~ u smith et AL truestees, to Thomas w.
IN street NORTH between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
i west; sublot (2I feet 10 inches by 146 feet IL
Els3' square l9S; Addison NJ. Smith 10 Josephine G.
nori, Nlhih street west, between and S streets
W;, snbiots rs and - az by IS feet, square $685.
C,T ~ l. Okle 10 Mary J. SEowden, nominal.
~ ioM t!rcie SUbOt q 2 50 feet by depth, square
mai hehFy Clay Ford 10 Luther A. Swartzell, noni-
snEib i'eiaware avenue. between D and streets
slra suoiol (l7 feet Ia inches by depth); on First
M between and streets south: subiOt
sys tnnSes by g. feet, all in square G3S; Richard
-|"S 70 William Campbell, SEQ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
Miracles,

The Cincinnati papers are telling the
following story: "A little girl of this city had
spine disease SO that her head hung on one side
Her mother gave some bread and coffee to starry
ing tramp, and he rubbed the chflds neck while he
mUttered some tncoherent words. The child was
cured The tramp disappeared" Something SINH
lar to this occurred recently in Chicago little
boy had the diphtheria. His mother gave some
bread and coffee to a tramp. Just then the BOYS
father came along and balanced the tramp on the
Toe Of his boot. The boy got well. The tramp has
spinal disease
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
Is DANIEL RoCHAT."
BY GEORGE DENHAM.

Charles purchased two seats in the boxes.
And sent them around TO Miss May;
He explained in a note that accompanied
That the drama was Daniel Roshay."
That eve to the theatre while walking
May took him to task and said that
Vas very strange way of talking
She pronounced the play Daniel Roshat."
He owned that he ought to know better,
Yet. still, he had met galoot
Who. in spite of that very plain letter,
Would persist it was Daniel Roshoot."
Just then they arrived at the theatre;
Into seats they had hardly got,
When lady said: b" It's always query ter
Ne, is this Daniel Roshot?'"
An old man, who set behind her,
Remarked: My dear madam, tut, tut!
Just look al your bill for reminder
The wording is Daniel ROShut.'"
At this young fop. just from Paree,
Said: Re-awly, my dears, nOw-aw, aw-
Your prOnouncing is wedic'lous, very
In France, aw, they say Dawnel RoshaH."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
PRODUCE MARKETS.
R.I,Imore General MARKET.


BALTIMORE Feb. 1s.-Cotton firmer: mddling, 11lSc.
Flour steady; Howard street and Western super s. Is
as u.s. do extra "a 0OG4 49, do family s. logs co. City
Mills super S. 23 75 do extra. s. 0Oi 49, do family,
Sc 256 5O do Rio brands S. OO@6 81 Patapsco family,
s. 90. Wheat. southern quiet Western inactiye put
firm; Southern red, 81 1901 l6 do amber 81 209l %
No Western winter red, spot and February, 81 l5s;
March 81 I6111 I6z; April 81 ia; May. 81 l1
al TTI Corn, Southern steady; Western higher and
strong; Southern white, 53Izc; do yellow. 52@53c;
Western mixed spot and February; 54e; March, 5S1s
SIC Oats quiet Western white 4I!942c do mixed, 4oc
RYE quiet: 81 0lGI o. Hay dull prime to choice
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland, S2092l per ton. Pro-
visions firm: pork old, sl5 new SIG; bulk meats
loose shoulders and clear rib sides, none Offering
do packed 55<GSIc; bacon-shoulders 61sc clear rib
sides 9c hams. IlyI2c. Lard. refined, terces lO5ac
Butter quiet; prime to choice Western packed, l3924c
rolf IeGeaIc Eggs steady 25G26c. Petroleum quiet
refined &c. Coffee dull Rio cargoes ordinary to TAR
lOS[6I2Zc Sugar dull; A soft, &c. Whisky dull
81 ii for job lots Freights TO Liverpool per steamer
grain Cd Recepfs-four 161l barrels; wheat, l66 $50
bushels; corn, 100S1 bushels rye, 5ls bushels snip
ments-wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels
Sales-wheat oil 093 bushels: corn. "a 80 bushels
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
DIED.

MIDDLETON.-On the 18th instant, in the 37th
year of his age, ERASMUS J.. son of Erasmus J. and
Ellen r. Middleton.
Funeral from Rock Creek Church Saturday, 18th
instant, at 4 o'clock p. m.
ELISA 1205 m, on Friday. the 18th of Feb
ruary, 1881, of consumption, FANNIE ELLIS beloved
daughter of Mary A. Ellis and the late John T. Ellis
in the sd year of her age.
Funeral will take place from the residence of her
mother, 529 Sixth street west, on Sunday next at
o'clock p. M. Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tnDd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
NauHnriE GeneraI Market.

lands IL 9I6c Orleans II 1916; weekly net receipts
4sii baes gross receipts a 2 bales; exports-Great
britain aO74 bales; France 26O bales the Continent,
SAD baes sales 695l bales; in stock, 1855 bales
Fi0nr Southern dull: common ito fair extra 81 800
2G good to choice do S 25g675. Wheat irregular
and Unsettled closing about &c better light business;
a arg rcd 81 I4I so Corn moderately active
and rather easier; ungrSdea 5oosc Sats more &c
quiet and steady Coffee dull and easier SER E Tqpi SS
sIsi6e fair tc good refining 7S@7{c; refined firm;
standard MeIasses q1iGt ana naa nncaapRed
Resin oIiet 81 7O@i 70. Tnrpentins dull ana ioWer
&c bid 4ic asked Wool in Suyers stroO iigt
Trade: ais 5G middles higher and strong long ana
short clear S. 1905 So Lard i59Hac higher, ciosiHs
weak; $40 6S1s0i0 721k Frelghts STEADY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
Foreipn Money Market.

LONDON, Feb 1s-ConsoIs for money, 80 SIG; for the
account, 90 Sis. United States bonds, :per cents,
1859; AZ per cents IIIX Erie 521 Erie seconds, I9i;
New York Central I55; Atlantic and Great Western
seconds BIZ; Reading, 33h4 The amount of bullion
gone into the Bank Of England on balance to-day is
44l 900.
PARIs Feb Is-Rentes sSf97I5c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
AN INAUGURATION LYRIC,
BY ED. HAY.

Deemed i sails VT hyn geisIo
DTyfr hOff redwyllt Offer ffrydio
D DR. y nant, a chrisiant "a chroeSo)-o chat
Fon i'm yn benaf henwaf homo.
NJ vnaf arwyrain yn fawreiriog,
Gan goffau tlysau, gwyrthiau gwerthiog,
Tud. Myr. mynydd, dOlydd deiliog-trysor
Yr India dram0r, oror eurog.
Pab gar Rufain, gywrain gaerau,
Paris i'r Ffrancwr, ORION dyrau,
Ilundain sails, lie mad oeS eisiau-sou
Am wychder dynien; Mon minau.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
Baltimore stock Board.

BALTIMORE Feb. IS.-Virginia skies. deferred, H.
do consolidated S. do second SERIES 3O past due
pons 81 asked ten fortes 54S; Virginia ten-for
ties. coGpou, $50 bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
THEATRE COMIQUE.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA. NIGHTLY AND TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY N1ATINEES.
Attractions unprecedented. Engagement for one
week only of the GREAT ENGLISH SPECIALITY
COMPANY, consisting of Brothers Arada, Egyptian
jugglerS. Mccarthy and Monroe, Chinese sketch ar
fists: ricketts, Brothers. grotesque dancers; TrudeIl
and Rowan. bone duetists and dancers Crandall and
Eastwood, the German duo; Hines and Blossom, song
and-dance artists; Dell Trudell dOube-voced vocal
ist Daisy Remington, seriocomc and the stock
company in the bill of the season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
M WILLIAM

has opened large case of Imported Dress Trim
mings and Buttons in very elaborate designs fine
assortment Of Laces in all the newest patterns and
fancy Nets for overdresseS; fine French Flowers in
tasteful designs for reception and evening wear;
handsomely made Black Satin de Lyon and Damasse
Suits and Wraps. and full line of other attractive
goods The above comprise all the very latest nov
elites both in design and STYLE obtaable in the mar
ket at prices which viii be found very reasonable for
the quality of the goods The ladies are cordially in
vited to examine them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
2fnrmsenemfs.
NATIONAL THEATRE


TODAY At 2 LIN TONIGHT AT s.
Of the Funniest of Funny Comedians,
Mr. Mat .. Goodwin,
in the Funniest of Funny Plays,
HOBBIES! HOBBIES! HOBBIES!
MATINEE TO-DAY AT2
Admission to Dress Circle Is cents for a~no Secured
seats-first come first served Lower floor, 50 and rs
GEMS; with no extra charge for secured seats.
Ns4t Ap %BB6l eFle Opera Company
day stnee OF SGRaSb Fse efaR
aAE III Wed i1 TR0YAToRE- Thursday,
BOHEMIAN GIRL. Box-sheet now open.
Ford's observation-disclosures
To-Day at last . time of of u
To-day at last time of OLIVETTE
80 To-day at LAST time of oLIyETTE.
To-day at last time of OLIVErTE.
Matinee oLIvETrE-Last time.
Matinee OF y EsIyr E-I4sst time
Matiinee-9EEyETTELass time time
No Ollyette Performance tonight.
No Olivette Performance tonight.
Matinee Prices always the same
Balcony first come, first served) .25 Gents
Monday, Feb. q, SOL SMITH RUSSELL in EDGE
WOOD FOLKS 81, Extra Matinee next Tuesday
R52 w ashington's Birthday .....-..lSSl.
LINCOLN HALL,
Friday evening. February 25, 1881
For the benefit of the
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR WIDE-AWAKES.
ALONZO THE BRAVE
and
THE FAIR IMOGENE,
Melo- Dramatic Tragedy, by the
Colored Dramatic Company, the Ira Aldridge.
ADMISSION, 3o cents Reserved Seats so cents, at
Metzerott's music store fe19-6t
TALLMADGE HALL, 92S F Street n. w.
February q, at O'Clock p. m.
REGULATIONS
by
MISS MARY TUCKER MAGILL,
intersperSed with fine selections in Vocal and In
Strumental Music by
Wellknown Professionals OF this city.
Tickets, 80 cents. "A few reserved seats. 10 cents.
Apply at Ballantine's or Mohuns book stores.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
Naughty.

Naughty
Oh, the naughty, naughty men,
How dote upon them when
am sitting on the sofa in the eve;
When my waist is slyly measured
BY the arm of one that's treasured,
Oh. so dearly-you should gaze upon me then.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
Hair.

Put away our sisters bangles,
She is sleeping on the hill.
And her hair no longer tangles,
In the vest of Cousin Will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
The following were the closing quotations for Gov

The following were the closing quotations for Gov
ernment bonds:
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States per cent. cOupOn--........-....1i4
United States per cent. registered..-..-.....1l4
United states a. per cent. coupon .......l25s lf3
United States AZ per cent registered
United States per cent. coupon
United States per cent registered 0oE1101
nited States currency skies
United States skies of 1884, registered z102
District of Columbia Ass. lO2la
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19

Children's Velvet and Silk Dresses and Bonnets
Fine Ruchings, new styles in Linen and SILK Hand
kerchiefs. Spanish and other Laces, all at
, 1881-10-30
ART IN CHICAGO.


The sale Of pictures shown ut this Exposition
in Chita:." has progressed very satisfactorily
during the past Week, with the result OF leaving
i'll and about this city many excellent works Of
:.rt sent here for exhibition Chict among tho
canvases DISPOSED Ut is the sinculslrlr beautiful
painting. by WiliiaIn Z. Richards. entitled 1.-The
CliHs Ot ST. lcs:aur, Cornwall" for which tho
good round sum OF $::.:.j3 was opt*ined. The
nar.'e Of the purchaser is not stated. bat it is
understood that the picture will adorn the col
lection Of Il wealthy liberal nr1-ratron OF this
city. The other sales since the lust report Il
week ago have been rs follows, the cat;log
number being given to assist in idcu:iucation:
III. - 'Fiood-'Fide IN the Upper iiuckensack,''
bs- Il. w. Van I.oskcrck, St1D.
"a ''l::ssins the Lisht-Snip," by Il. t. Har-
rngton. $iUl.
ISL. Ion Thatchcr's island" by j. c. Nico.
$&,.
II. Near Portsmouth, Y. H. by James u.
SlnIllic. $i'h.
ia. 'Moruins Near the Sea- by Thomas
Moran. :1;D.
la:. 't>c,otcr.'' by Henry FArrcr, $50.
-..sai. 'Nnrgueritt. ny Waiter Sat1ezlce~ 500.
II. '..On tue Salt Meadows, y hr Arthur Quart
ley, S1.5.
4:sl :. Fresh E=xs'' by r. W. Who'd, $1i1o
HI. ~ Low Water, Long Island Snorc,'' by
Arthur s}uartley, $SD.
, 1881-10-30
:f:HUSEMENI'S.
GRAND OpEis.A-IIDUSE,
Ctark-st-, opposite Cuust-lioust.

| -I.HUSEHIENI'S.
GRAND OPEKA-IIOUSE,
C;.rk-st. opposite Cuust-uoust-
The Management takes
pleasure in announcing an
engagement of two weeks,
comm encing Tomorrow
(Monday) Night, Of the
COMLEY
BARTON
OPERA COMPANY,
Introducing the charming
prina-donna, CATHERINE
LEWIS, and the favorite
comedian, John H0>yson,
together with a strong Com
pany Of lyric artists, in the
original and only London
version of the popular Opera
Ol1IVEl lie. g.,
The Choruses will be sus-
tanned by an ensemble Of
seventy-hve voices, and the
orchestra, augmented to
twenty instruments, will be
conducted by Mr., Alfred |
Cellier.
The Costumes are all Of
Partisan design, and are the !
most elegant ever used in
stage productions.
During the Cornley & Bar
ton engagement" the follow
ing prices will be chaTged:
Orchestra & Circle, secured, $1.5o
Circle, secured, 100
Family Circle, not secured, so
Private Boxes, lower, $1,000
Private Boxes, upper, 200
Sale daily after 9 O'Clock. /
Monday, Nov.~7, first time here
in English of OHenbach's
MADAME FAVART.
, 1881-10-30


Mn rooLE's OPINION.
Mr.. ". f. Poole, the Librarian. was asked
hat nc tnouxht Of 5he IDEA Of risns money
:" believe, he said, that it Is e1tircly prac-
ticable All It needs Is for fe" OF our r1cn men
/ 10 givt. what believe they are realty aud Will
ing 10 give Men are living here In Chicago wilt,
Will give the enterprise start, When the proper
1ime comes, and think popular subscriptions
should not hc a success Whether the nonc,'
should be raised by taxation Is tlues]lon lelsc
10 the taxpayers; but l believe tho people Or
Chicago are in cnrncst about dein:1lt1nE u safe
building Tor the books ,re now have nnu those
that are to come to It's III the future
How MANY i,o9ks have you 4; present =, ,,
t,nlcs is simply ut the rate that has prevailed in
tho past VIC shali have 1StGM ut the end Of ten
yer ad $500 af tne end @ "t x;i ,ws"tx ny ycars; :;
make provision for t7c accommodaioh o!
bnok5 some snch scale rs that Hut II we hid
FIRE. pttsof building believe the Library would
grow much fuster even thar, that from dona-
1ions that would pour in nlun us
-'Iiow would tna Chamber If Commerce do?'
81 don't know. i have seen no ticttnit pflns
showing the c:,pacity Of that building, and
don't k.uw what portion ar the building il Is
proposed IL give rs; We OCCUPY now N,ooo
the stnrr, for st.Ul} n si.0o1 feet
s. About the City-l1ail:"
"1hcrc il sufficient space up there IL thoy
give us what they proposed To do two years Aeo.
ln many respects it would be all admirable plan.
Tue nniv trouble would he atuut elevators aild
it wotIttl 1t. dangerous. perhaps, TO trust to Gle
rators. as in:ll.. women and children patroui.e
the Library.
"WcIl. there is the Dearborn Park:':
II think that Is the proper site The parz, So
called. Is that vacant piece of ground lying Just
this side oi tl0 baseball park At 1re+ellt it Is
or 10 llsr to Anyl'Ddy. Nothing will
grow it, and as pnrlS it IS absolute fail
urC also
.sliuw can The GROUND 1,c ac.l,1ir,l:"
~. @Oi!1 have to apply to the Government
to give: III, its 1tis. the city for that uypu$e.
:lt,d have doubt Congress would do it. l
We wotlltt require for i start. and we v,n put
up sacll additions as BECAME necessary afscr
ward. Its situation, too, is particularly colycti
VI all tns Stree1-cars except those or the North
Stit, AMI they pnss within 1t,r.t. blocks. With
stich Il site secured don't think would lind
my difficulty III securing ny subscription The
funds to put up IL bui!dluE." -
, 1881-10-30
RURAL. MONOPOLY.

| . <.s.,,x ~,
Fresh 11sdiS-
| Tho "lonest" farmers who aid in furnishing
| f,birouo win ire ,,ix,ura of cbuIk water and
| s.':, Co.,. ,.a,.s,,a.., 80 r,,,,, :, ..,r,hratiou
| '"t"| ""'' eo'le'""e' :" ''''' :. ~. ~. ~
! una through tho milk-aea'eFs taes i''opo7c ~
consume tho Iactcal fluid Tic .tnuocent -
Granger. who wells himself boarsc 1T the inl~
'as:,ior, W. rr..,t ,n,,,onrt;as ,,nx nronosrs to
posit1ons III EFeist Hlo"opot'es, i''" P'opo:e0
| form II monopoly Of his owi1- which may break
down OF its o"i' innate ana .1's;1'aIle aeS're ~
| i1nI>0ae upon the people. They propose to
raise the price Of milk after the LIST Of
| Nn,.a,,,,n,. - ~. ,,,,,. ,ar c,1ton or n q
No'oI'pe' ~ i's ee''.s ,.,. IT,. o.a,,,
per can 10 the ae4icrs' ~ PfeSene
JG cents her ;.:lilou is Icing paid.
'rne claim for mis- sudden and unexpected rise
is bskl upon the fact tat everything il up and
that they can't afford 10 sell thoir milk ot prcs~
its Ince- tris customary 1T th1s seAsol Or tho
year 10 advance tho price OF 'nilk' nI,d this WIS
done onl,,n short ,- tn aso: !9a o., turthor aa.
Vance neither tue ucalef3 NOR t!le CONSUMERS
will consent. ifny cora ai1d iced, 'trc HOT -
high as IL Justify another advance. rs can h
nrNcr, nl,d il tho rails: Is insisted IN. this city
other points for su1s.e OF The DEALERS we're alr:y
IN negotiation :" hrins nl'lk from points
%thss sxr1 ia":; s ne ono & S''s 10. ri"uS': III" :a M
porter lass aren,x: -.rhe*: lurs..r< fn'see
!i,:.t we s;n ter; fern .1nnion too r @ a;;:t..,st
better than VIC 'tn thnt they are wing ":'c:' they
asscr1 tha: they can't nrs,l,ce milk 1ur II; cents
ut Il profit. know better. !. In less than
month. ii they insist upon their unreasonable
course. VIZ will bid Them all farewell asld hive
new sar,s1s Il; ;;,t 70 Efs ,in n., e"'suers are INV
IKtHcNE reporter called last evening upon
Mr.. u. \. peti1.c ut NJ. lis Nurth ;t:.t.. street.
who Is tile leanE nlilk-t:ul:r in Chicago. - |
hlndlc,' said he, ''l,tN g;lkus pi s:atlk :: ,lay.
ami l produce !! s"oaly share 81 that myself.
upon my farm. can raise lnilk ut Sis per can
aud
MAKE 4 GOOD PROFIT.
1tisa trirknf TIM TURNER'S IN firm this co,,-
h;n,fin,, n,,i ,,s., ,no nr... % " ~, 1. ,m;,,a
If tia rt.',,c fnr ,hjs r;,ir;,, III nnan ,
vuHrin,, nni = cnnIinat;on = 1tiu;1 ,l,,t ,,,;nrs
are n,,.i,,U n, ~ ,rctty nos: 1S,..rv ,,ru,..,r
,M,.,ht 1n H. ,h,c -, ~ ,v. ~ v;,,t ,r;:c sns,t,
sell his mil, wthnnt nssiur sI,,,n - s.n;,cr.s m
III. n,.;,hhnr's nd y., 'rf,e min wh,, t,nn't ti,w
how 1o conduct his own business ou.s;1f To- ..rt
mn at II Wt, ,nn soon .rrr mir s,un1,. of MIL,
frnn, nther nn;nts hi,t thos,. frnvs cnu ,n,tr;t