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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

bankers EXCHANGE
bills..... is6 SNtyday bills..-.... 49,
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l2.-Money ruled at i65 per cent.
Exchange was strong and the nominal rates
marked up per 49, for sixty days and 49, for
demand actual business being done at 4S for long and
lSG4sj for short sight. Governments were firm
and kGDA per cent. higher except for extended es,
which are unchanged. State bonds were dull and
generally nominal. Railroad bonds fairly active
but irregular The stock market WINS Irregular nj the
opening, but generally weak and lower, and the en-
tire list became heavy, prices declining A@iS
per cent, the latter for Texas Pacific Before noon
however, the speculation took upward turn, and
advance took place In which the entire market
partclnated. This was followed byh fractional reac-
ion but during the afternoon the dealings were char
acerZed by very strong tone and after the second
call, when the best figures of the day were current
Memphis and Charleston showed AN advance Of q per
cent, Nashville and Chattanooga AZ, Chicago and
Alton 3,6, Louisville and New Albany "a, Alton aud
rerre Haute preferred land the remainder OF the
list &Gg2 per cent. In the final sales there reac-
ton OF l{tga per cent, In which most Of the active
shares, including Delaware, I4ackawanna and West
ern, $4,000 Denver and Rio Grande 1900: Erie ~ 200
Kansas and Texas, 6,200 Lake Shore, 1920; Mem
phis and Charleston, 500 Northwestern, $500: North
Pacific 5000 Pacific Mall, IS 100 ST. Paul. ~ 90
Texas Pacific, 1890 Union Pacific, $500 Western
nj
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

The ladies' fair at Armory Hail closed Saturday
night.
Sarepta Hall has been rented by the Old Domin.
Ion Boat Club, and will be fitted up as gymna-
hum.
IL Is understood that Mayor Beckham will ap-
point Drs. I. Marshall Jones and William NJ Smith
additional physicians to the poor, one for the
Second and the other for the Fourth Ward.
The revival service Mt the Methodist Episcopal
Church In this city continues Yesterday was OBJ
served as the Feast Of Harvest. The pastor, Rev.
DIR. PoulsOn, preached at eleven a. m. on that
subject. The sunday school, at three o'clock p.
m, observed the occasion by special exercises of
singing, speaking, &c.
Flip Brown, colored, who escaped from the
chain gang about year ago. to which he had
been sent for six months for carrying concealed
weapons, ana went away NTH Coup's circus COM
pany, returned to the city Saturday, and went to
the jail and gave himself up, expressing willing
ness to serve out the term for which he was sem
fenced.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

Department in the position Of anticipating the surplus
revenue, which can readily be Appropriated, and
would also give positive assurance that money.
which belongs in circulation 10 meet the legitimate
requirements OF business, would not be absorbed by
the Treasury OF the United States. The proposal TO
buy bonds in the open market Is believed not FEAST
bic, as the issue OF such proposition the market
price would probably advance TO limit that the Sec
rotary would not be Justified in the purchase. Any
action by the Treasury Department In this direction,
and such action will soon be necessary would with
out doubt have influence for higher prices gener-
ally In the market. The markets at Chicago were
firm aud DUH to-day, wheat closing at further adj
vance OF about cent per bushcl. Money ruled easy
at id5 per cent
Loans (decrease) ....,,,,.,.. SIT 100
Specie idecreasel .........,. 12tGOO
Legal tenders fdpcrpnse1 .., 3JssQO
Deposits I iO5 200
Circulation increase 3L7O0
ttcsefNe kueCfeA3el
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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Died..

.BANEs.-sunday, the 18th instant. at 800 p. M,
al long and painful Illness, WARNER r. BAHIs.
Notice or the funeral, which will be from the family
residence, No 1905 Vermont avenue will be given lin
Tomorrow mornings papers.
FITCH.-On November II, at his rooms No 2Is A
street southeast, General GEORGE A. FITcH, In the
5lst year OF his age
Notice of funeral hereafter.
New York and Chicago papers please copy.
GIBSONs-0n November II, 1881, after u lingering
Illness MAMIE T.. gibson, aged rs years eldest child
Of George and Margaret r. Gibson.
The funeral Will take place Monday afternoon ut
O'Clock, from ST. Andrews Church, corner Four
teenth and Corcoran streets.
GREEN.-At his late residence, corner NJ and
Twentieth streets northwest, after long and painful
Illness JAMES A., the beloved son Of the late James
aud Elizabeth Green, aged ~ years.
Notice of funeral hereafter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

No. 1885, drawing first capital prize $4,000,
sold half IN Boston, Mass, and half In Norfolk,
Va. No. G,SI2, drawing second capital prize,
S g% Orleans iSn h"i No. !" 16U drsns rd @apn
prize 5000, whole sold In New York Nos 1920
and i6,4li, each $500 sold in New Orleans aud
SG,635, each 81 900. sold In New York, Memphis,
Ia nd
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REAL ESTATE.
The Omciai Transfers AS Recorded sa,ur.


Mr. ]. +. olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the district on Saturday as re-
pog.sa 10 him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Washington Circle, between Twenty-thIrd street
west and Pennsylvania avenue lot2 2s inches by
depth. square u.s. John T. Birch 10 Nathan W. Fitz-
gerald, $2,5I0
On NJ street north, between Twenty.hfth and Twen-
tysixth streets west original lot (3 feet inches by
40 feetl, square 10, E. Southland Parker to Mary j.
Snowden, u, 23S25.
On street north, between Vermont avenue and
Thirteenth street west sblo IL (25 by lI ee) square
e,2si25 '''
ON Eighth street west between ID and streets
south, sblot 20 C5 by 10 leetJ, square A. Thomas
Fitzpatrick TO Ann Burke S1a
On Fifth street west, near the corner OF O street
north, sblot ~ "a by 90 feet ~ inches1, square SIS
Annie Bacon TO Jordan Thomas, sI75.
On Pennsylvania avenue near The corn err of Seventh
street east subots 20 and n lO feet by depth saare
s75 Nathanlel Brewer TO Theodore j. Mayer, 5000.
On Tenth street east, between q and streets south
north part 0fot (22 by 1i5 feet lOis inces square
$3.50. -
ON Twelfth street east, between b and streets
south, original lot y i6 by III feet inches) square
w, Arthur Clements TO Nathan W. Fitzgerald 500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14
SEW YohK srocK MARKnr

NEW YORK, Nov. II, 3l5 p, m.--The market opened
AT about yesterdays closing, and has been dull ana
steady during the day the closing prices generally
showing no material changes nom the prices of yes
terday. Northern Pacific, both preferred and
mon, In exception were strong closing without the
aid or rumor IN per cent and ~ per cent higher
spectlvely ro-days market has been without fea-
lures but differences TO be drawn that In the reac
tlon which was looked for dizziness has taken the
place OF Decline aud the strength of the market de
notes that without depressing influences, further
advance may be looked for. The situation Of the
money market is only Teassuring In view OF the effect
TO be given the market by disbursements nom the
Treasury the absorption account Of the surplus
revenues OF the Government, Continued, must have
the effect to make money scarce In the open market,
where at present II Is by no means drug and itseems
that the Secretary of the Treasury can only insure
such disbursements by making direct calls for az per
cens aud further such calls, " made In amounts OF
sOOO0OO0 for the first two three weeks, followed by
weekly calls for an amount approximate 20 the
weekly absorption BY the Treasury, would place the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

sUB-rREAsuRY BALANCES.
Join ....... SS0,i5i1s0 90 Currency ..... $i,Gos
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FINANCIAL NEWS.

The following observations the transactions In
the financial market Saturday, together with open
ing, highest lowest and closing quotations are fur
nisbed by the clearinghouse Of Ii. ID. Cooke, jr.,
Co.. 100 street, Washington. D. c.:
, 1881-03-30
MjHDR CRIMINAL ITEMS.

Frank al!us Monkey" 1.uI, notorious
young thug at tho West Twelfth htrcot district,
was ycstur1lay hrld tn $5oo bull t., tho Crlnlaat
Court by Justice '1nKorsoiI upon ohnrEe VI
robbery prefurrod 1y l'hlllp Flynn, " years Ut
uEp. who cams to ftontify 1.tot. NJ tho pstne1p4I
OF u band uf suuuy sowlles whom ho enuu0n-
tcEcA at ,l:tN sunday morning VI, tho sidewalk In
frult of salool, ut No. :a}i West rwnlfl street.
FLYNN bull beun out upon Il t8prDc. and WIZ OIL hs1
Why hunt, WHEN hu whs assaulted And rubbed Of
~ By Monkey" Lleu.
Charlos Jnncs. Il J,l!eo "piKepn," WIS nrr1stei
shurtlv uttGr o'clock last usvIifng hy Ullivur j.
q. lMtts, who eA!ue upon HIN u tho corner Ut
lIusIllai4es and Aiunrov slr.eta, sharty utter he
hu.! 'nud IN Alid r,hhsd sIuj Oliver tuDl,cr, Vt
Joliet. ll1.: who, willie nnsiur tno inturllcp ot
lhluor, had asked JOINTS to show HIN tho ~ay u
u uulxh0urh,y sasu',l. Thu sln!or persisted III
shouting ttH'3 string VI MlarHls, such AA
"Polic1+ ltro, MnrlAr nnd belp." and could with
KtrAt hlliutlay eu isialu To understand TINT ho
WIS ptrlectiy sufo hn.&or thu eaeurt of tho
police. Tho amount hu lost WIS nut large, Vi
ho hAu 0ltalncsi It only short timu 3pfuru by
pawniny Ills wHtch.
John 1lurlny, u yeara OF ugo, uowshoy, was
a.rostcd VI u'eltHx lust evening W othccr
Luotioss, who oAuEht htM fit tho Aet ar picking
&hu rAIokrt ~ Nnr1 ToWers. living in Eiuu
street. huaE Walton pines. III shu w!ts cutting
AtOaYd y Twelfth stre0s car ttuwn. tjWll. X
p,cket hook containing W 'Mnts which w.a fuultI
IN tho lttio thut'a pGkol. was ldutitlesl by bur.
, 1881-03-30

Corrtsh'Itsfhtt ClnetnsuIH LortmFrrtIf.
WAslt1stroS. u. e.. March 27.-Sfrs. Blaine
proposes tu revuluIouz1 former ctiatoms, and
it Is understood thnt tho cdict bus bccs prumul-
rated from tho mansion Ut tho Sccretary Of
Stnte, and IL accepted by tho lutllrs OF tho Cab-
net, thut tho families Vt tho CablnGt Ministers
Atnfd Oh tho sntno footing With tho l'res!Ieuts
wife, and will nut return culs In person during
the term Of tho elevated position OF the!r hus'
ba1lds. Thtsc persons whu think that tho ex-
ntte,1 men OF this Administration are doiny all
the working, plnnbinK, md lnanruvrrjns. and
TINT their wives and daughters usa living In
casr. cithor mostnf, mural, or physical, are
mistaken, It muy hure bccu 30 In past
times, hut now the strain un thesu lalIus' con.
seeticcs. nltuds aud bodies to telling IN society
Mt hrgc. for rcfor1na cannot bo Undertaken un-
advlsedty, End moro fcsniulnc Cabluet meetings
huvo beon hell thun tho President knows OF.
Attrr everything wls arranged hy ttlo head Of
society, tho wIfo Of thu Secretary Of AtAtA., the
other lndles wers udn.!!tel u re cont'!lence
willow Ut MI A.lnslr:. a1,d tho acknowledged
l mnnaal found m 'u on '' escry % ol1lcais % taac ii e
| III Washington. tclliu. jnst s'ero tn 20. how
c + snd w.. wnSe t. s o. esSry ysio'wteal
Ing friends that cvrrn 1,iatl. Qu!et w,,u,un called
higher BY II husbands elcctlon found-thla l,,Ea
Mrs. sucrctaTy l,iane. Tho subject wis deli
cAtely lrtmc'1e'a Il, her, and II ts presumed that
none of tho etiandtlc,l authorities clashad: ,tssd
tito innovation, for Il bus beGt whispered about,
although MT yet nude really ,pt!bltc, TINT t'e
not Frturu esftA, ulld will o sf,nliur public tc-
coptons ~ thoso held 1'y tho Presidents wife on
saturday trntn !: to5 y. III.
ona::bnndsi fro'!l Nils Dodge. tho reeeptions
Ills ~ one r lily ii seyen toii % tic work I II re-
turning ouch week tho hundreds Ut calls. which
, 1881-03-30

laild and not to teayn tho cnuntry, tho eml-
Erattot1 returns show tint o. B37 porsof,s emf
Hrntr'l Inst ycar, M flcrersu Of 49,4D3 over
tIe previous yeAr.h
AITltutsitor M'cAnE.
The Morning I'nst says Dr. McCabe, Arch
bishop Of Dublin will shortly created pnpal
14egnte In 1Fctatml.
AssAstyArfoy,
btlsf.fS. Marcfl D.-A man ilatncd DAILY
has l'ccn fired Mt MD dangerously wounded
OIL thu tnrtlers ot Kings County. Da1y took
ia'tl fronl which q tenant l,a.l beci, oytctc'.
!sAr9ny Dnhnllow, connty Cork, has boon
THE ncnuErr-courTsEs.
tits rapore 5%a f1 ahat t. IT, IT, Asaa lE* ri' nartett
Ana brcn served with nntlcn Ut an action for
brencll of .prolnlsc. / dH not ynlch fnr tf.o
!rtltl, Of tho statement, but It is talked OF Ill
t!tat the eesu win cui,!o tito court; i iaiy
wlio has tiio cottr'Ko to brinE suit q THIS
Kind, VIII, 10 doubt, have tl.g discretion u
settle It. "fnr q considerable, TIC newly
Inarrietl cn!tpe nro rareiy nwAy fr'!i! @ @ Sac.t
taken ILL.,: Sho wns, however, only suffering
fflin slight c0lt.
x frien,l OF nltuu who llas bcen visiting the
iatsrcstlng psir snys tl,o BARONESS II Yif Yai1fs.
,.ituct!u,latu terms With eael other: should
nol venture 10 snntl YOU thls kind 1T Rosslu
nbOnt tho priyata tifo of iady, at1ti g.!,t'c'
man only tint somehow tllelr dof1lgs have
trnthfully ;'s,tl uufntrty reported.
Lust week t,cr ladyship a,ai her husband
pni.l n short visit Ia TIC City of Canterbury
They travelled from 1nRlcdnh twhetc the,
fasIlini.e,l styie of carrluge a,ld four, with
Positions sliu uutrtlrrs. Ny Indy rgntters
will ha interested II, learning that tile 15arotl
esa wore q travelling Iressof nlncti,yst velvet
trimmed with skll,,k, over which she l,ls 4
seniskin md other cloak. 4 marriage be-
tween Mr.. Bnrtlutt's brother md Il peitliicss
beauty Is talkutl Of NJ probable.
, 1881-03-30

re- yx yspy s e,a to nsht f s 'set Get
s,. Ss sS!t T. = IL ". st' .s '.ssy ess
niid thick mist *non hill everything from saw.
s'' saa % % * sffeS f. & Gn S"o II ] ].ecc ." vsss sss
pnrty fnlnt tD their horror that they wer. Ri,out
ntgs ,ntte. nut q scH. when lioy Ind ~ a!.,nR
',,s,,rthcs;sisfly re- direetion. - 0ns, Or .w!es
ss$ ;s$ d"s,f' ri, s;! 'ss sss ss i s;:s
any weight wore thrown tron, tho cur, it re-
s ta. s'sn%iS IT, S ~s :sd Il II sos ns" 1t nfs"
:nilncrKcd, tho watcr. wh!et, Id, 1T t'rst necn
nx e. sto g. ans n9y ash ass II mn''G''ty y, m.eas x
ivrnYon. Night tnund tt,e unfortunate trnve.-
tifc,i'tlca. thp car t,oEnn tn rnck with tho
waves; and. althnszh t';,lr,ocsi With Tho bitter
@ 1 , tS, we It, MD Sntyh for
but It was labor lost. and IN a,twer wns rt.-
% turnu' -, AZ lhst 70 tao'r grsat ,ielHht: thoy
upon thoin. - M'nt w,s specsIt!y launched, und
they were soon on boarG, IN dry clntl,os. nt,tt
a"fSs e. 81 tho f"rty ry sappss Te 9m s" oGe, sSf ID
t:et.n. Tho Captain ha. II appears. perceived
the hnlit'on during tho aftcst,smn atd had net
unlty unnn nit Of his co,rso fur several hhtr* in
tic huI>o Ut rrseiifitR fin passengers. fsnt tho
balloon sped Al.nH much fnsts.r thnr bc. and
sgnor P.,iIullI va. s,t'lIHc4 soglvc up The chase
Tie l4t!Ioon lad 'IrIftei nl,n,t. while the ship
hn1 he'll! % !ts course. Tho nsi!tlckr occupants
Of tho Hnhrlcl were prknd up nb'ut h,slf why
t e.w@Gn s,,t'ty ne ,ne a gr ft
inevitably h,.so tcen -7ost. a.t. wss Nv: josis
and Aloth were terribly rthanssctl by, nj! they
.aa9ns sna HUT en :et w
tho su1ln for general .Snttnn, their frlon,!s
h1 FtttN fEatnTfnI inf hHh0ffttu ttnm HNnl II.
, 1881-03-30
OBITUARY..


FonT Scorr, Kas., March, GA private
dispatch received hers t,>tlay by Capt, j. II.
Thatcher, General Western Agent Of the
Adams Express Company, announces tho
death of Hurry 4. Brown, II so,. ut cx-
Guy. Neal y. brown, OF Nashville,
Mt Albuquerque, n. ~. yesterday.
Particulars nru mt given, except
that l!e was killed. lie l,atl been in the eti,-
pluy ot tho Co!npahy about tvs years, aud
was tho nluti WIN tlr0yn tho inAtt.rUhl>ers mt
Other daring explutts i,ays nttvste,i l,is cour.
asgc. of, account of which tho Company high
IL valued his services.
, 1881-03-30

mon itrcctef his operations. hnvo t,con tDIti
that tho tlcgrD requires supervision. md hnyo
tthuRht t1snt something might TIC said in fnv1r
nf tho thonFy hit thA e'cnlr,t IL TIC Il somewhat
young WYrt,. IFrhnps - y.,srA t,l'l. trt,sso tho
rtn.i l!* Il, n'ivnnrr Of MT. With ,nk+ anl slAto
rniIe,t tu i md nskcd film twn Or tl,rGe I,trA-
tinns designed III cslucc wtatrvcr tnnwle',Eu he
might n'ts.Gsa an po!nts nf trsrrrst to .nn. ife
ntlswcr,h briefly. unt theii Ned: " lint f1ain't
Kot much time fer tu Atnn'.'' wus AstnunstoG,
Mn.1 ti,lt!h achrrnlv ln!lfcyn that hnh hon ri
f"r a IS% /" tu hav i1 n,",e HS -, tho ts
10 stan'." md this follows uttcrunce hal u revo-
luttuHAFy snljttt.
, 1881-03-30

THE TuAN8VAAL.

ItnSDoS, March, J.-A ttisDutcEl from New
castle, Natal. says: l. l3oer Is Imprisoned
ut Heidelberg, churged with tho Anrdur of
Capt. Elliott, WHO was killed willis crossing
the Vaal River III January last, after hay-
lug beeu released from imprisonment ut
heidelberg.
poTClIEFBTIkOUN.
yrhe report of thu surrender OF l'otchet-
stroonl Is eontirinett. Tho provisions sent
under tlecolIdltiuns Of tho AlWlstlte feacAel
, 1881-03-30

SPECIAL Hlipalth 70 T1t LHtca9o Tfth1tne.
WHITEWATER, Wis, March a9-Juncs II.
tlockGfcllow, 4 wGll-knuwn citizen, died t,-
day Ut neuralgia Of tho heart. liz was
found yestersiny ilear Ills barr, fl I'LL insensi-
hle condition, tuad did not recover conscious
lIess thereafter. TIC t,,nerat will he OIL
Thursday afternoon, md will be conducted
under the auspices OF the AtIcfeIt Order Of
United Worksl.e1,, of which lie was u protlli.
NEiit member
, 1881-03-30

CAPT. JOSEPH O. JOHNSON.
PAnCCAIl, KY. AIarch sI-Capl- Joseph o.
johnson. late Clerk OF Marshall County, was
found dead in his bed ut the European, Hotel
yesterday. Causu Of 1eatll not known.
, 1881-03-30

Ntlp UrtlMs t1r5sspo,.Lf.se New |0rx Tttbuus.
:. rode out On horseback do1en ln!lcs from
Huntsville. A.. ovSr tno M monnta,ns 70 SEQ =
wns Ill.luh llku what ono gaes 1u Central Nuw
Hampshire. At uHU ta,Int saw near the fua1 u
, 1881-03-30

4 Competitive Exhibition Of AL tho
Electric Companies.


In a fcw weeks tho City Ut Lundon will Pre-
sent a competitive exhibition tlAt uaas.pt fall
tO he I'M epoch In tho llfo Of every bChDtrr. and
in tho worll's history. Dtfcreslt nrcas arc al
lotcl to the con,puntcs cRrryiug nut tho various
sy8tens of electric lighting. Ono company,
some time before tho world, hhs been prevented
from Joining tho competition By Icgnt aud othor
difficulties. Tut the Lontin system will DO
sbown ii, tho illumination of Southwark bridge,
Queen Victoria street, Queen street South.
md Qnocn strcet placG. Tho lirush FyB-
tom will 10 shown on D!nckfriArs bridge,
New 1aridvo street, Ludgate circus. LudEatc hill,
1t. Paurs churchyard. md Chcupsldo up to King
street. Tho sictnens system Will be shown In
tho ron,ulnlny haf OF Chcapsdo, Gull''hn1l-
ynri, Poultry. King street, hanslon Honsc.
Royal Exchange, King William street, and
Adelaide placu. Hero nro three Of tho mnst
important DISTRICTS In tho notruposts, contat1l-
ing tho most crowded thurelghtares anl tho
' tso most spiondid % tra1.nE 'stablishnicnts two
proachcs 70 II third. Those nro no longar ox-
decision which plan IL tho best. The electric
light has alrcu.'y hnd stlflle!cNt tral
sr wh9t ay y ensa %nfaySsnS sI} e. f h,
Ing lp something. md 1t cnuhnt bo tnt to hhve
n fair chance WHOM tlorp Is nuthing to Hight M.
tho very ,noiarnto standard Of London !lfo antl
enyety even by duy. tut at night It II notn!ng but
qs @ q s' nsh arsss az sS @ ths atsss
Sou sea d. eIeetFIc lIKhta and nothtas. inore
woa!ai advantass stfeot+ hasy with II, kiaas of
trMs!ic. tnagn't9cG1it buildings, covered, sdtne
profnsoly, witt. those urchitceturll or-
trnats of ii" ii"bt 'ee gnn s,,to. Thn ucnerai
at!te Of tt.e Lot'don alt!tasphory a,,d az I
NM H. vi e.t ~ s a1IIiions NJ a. pn u mi
~ ahnso t n" cxrt ~ ho ny Wo
SI3w Hof{ nva ~ eu eyi,nt h'an IL ~ w1,.t dta
aretefute & intonded IL roprcssnt ~ ho t,,,s
~ ~, ~ ~ ~ ntcsn ~ iinht
nu1I4v i'arIncss snmtisnns scnn NJ thn nni,rna"h
,nctnnr nso' m,nnir,M now nronsta,r mr. Inw
nnrrnr T,I .x,hit,nn ,v,if i tt,nrcfnr" nnt
90 much ot tho nnw t{SGt s OF Lotns, in ,,sw
Hne Iao ~ ~ voI yan q 'hS sss
o r|n Gae arn ms - s r. al" .uua uspfasg ,n'
suns into moos II Pity X 70 2, our %sak sonse W.
aar a, 'nt ts sas w ha T. IT,. "nn H. FL IT,
nr - ',t,ssihtS and I'm, ,.sC,f M IlttIo NJ nnssi
W!@ ~ po7s'p'o io s"o" ''so'A "' ''.''o "' pos''
ple: ,, .,oxoo,,, ,, 1,,,,o., thar ,u 1o,,,o,,
can ecaTcey w uaHn siI rnI ~: M.oei '1,,
Nunk ~ ntti ,. nnuunuhiIs. s. ". WI. mesatn H.l9
IT tue oleotrtu itHht wilma tne nrcaent sontaEy
si H!tn mot nrtss tew " n ras so
TiaMy I'll M LII ncs.M.ns ~ i ~. I: H':
~ WAs ss1 ast ns nt,nHt t ,n,.,;,,ntar IT Tx
anu anu lM!'Hsa!i nnou' IN peH.!''mE " ,.l., nlo
spread!nK from district to d!str.lst,
iIou !o;!a w ~ ILL., t tion HI ] I5 & Sats. ~ tn,Ht
Up ~ tnas mMto tno MHs Mtcs as,.,s ~ s,aa
ana ,sa. s at,'., an ,,r sSs
WosS pMs so9 sg.H @ IT,, %n Moro .onaHus
,Hns Iair ,sSsvn.Ga H~m s"o,, ~,
instant you wcru oil Tho iaKstonos; thon seldom
you aAw n1lhst1E hut d!nl n;t An!pa, @ ilK9 Flow
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, 1881-03-30
A1TET.ltf 4.

THE MOSErAliy cuSFEKESCE.
LONDON, March :1.--Thc Anstro-ltun-
garia,, delegates to The International M0he-
tary Conference are Instructed nut TO enter
into any binding arrangements.
, 1881-03-30

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celyctl Of TIC death to-day at Salamanca. n.
r., Of Capt. y. Il. ltall. at one time city
editor Of tho Guzcue, afterwards Will, the
Indianapolis .'our,ult, nll1 later holding II
responsible pusit!Un ili the Erlu Railroad
Office Iii New York City.