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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-17

u E. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, N. Y,
D~ea OF Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty
!''i' standing, by the Cuticura Resolveut
'efnally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
@'sfnally. The most wonderful case on
record.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-17

THIRTEEN States contributed SGT
nils tothe House calendar yesterday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-17
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass,
says " In the fall OF 1876 was taken with
a VIOLENT BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, followed
by a severe cough. was so weak at one
time that I could not leave my bed. In the
summer of 1877 was admitted to the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said I
had hole in my left lung as big as half
dollar. l was so far gone at one time re-
port went round that I was dead. I gave
up hope, but friend told me of DIR. VIM
HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I
got bottle, when, to my surprise and graf
lhcatlon, l commenced to fell better, and to-
day feel in better spirits than have in the
past three years.
d.. - write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will be induced to take
DIR. WIN. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS, and be convinced that CONSUMP-
T1ON CAN BE CURED" Sold by drug
gists.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-17

A little Ohio girl making contri-
button to the Garfield monument
fund, addressed a quaint letter to
"AIr. Committee" in which she said /:
Il am little girl 7 years old and
live five miles from Hiram, our dead
Presidents former home. Now, my
Uncle Oscar, living in Cleveland,
said I could not spell hippopotamus.
He bet me a dollar won the bet.
1t is the first dollar I ever earned,
and would like you to please accept
this as a token of love to our beloved
President Garfield" The little girls
name is Eva May Folder, and her
home is in Mantua, o.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-17

A MOVEMENT is on foot to expel John
Kelly from Tammany Society
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-17

fEsdO dOrSed a,sd s.ec0,ss-k
sss . epsaeG by fhe sssesti-
cat 1srcyssStoss, for
IDHspepsi0. General
D. DeSbS<ifD. EesM0le Dis-
eases. Want Of Vital
4 ftv, Ses.t0sse E,s-osfrn-
fi0s. and Conrdfrs-
Neenref fS.0,s1 Eepep-S. k,c
National Republican., 1881-09-08
PRopuCE MARKETS.
New York General rarko,

New YORK, Sept cotton steady |;
sales to. day 5ei bales upands, l25c; orleans, 1915
consolidated net receipts, 1887 bales exports to
Great Britain, l0,i31 bales. Flour-southern quiet;
common to fair extra, Sc 25cD7 10; good to choice
do, 81 5o@s so. Wheat TO &c higher, closing firm I;
export demand moderate and fair business on
speculative account; ungraded spring, 81 l06D1 %
No. Chicago, 81 32l4al S5; ungraded red, 81 15dg
42ls; No. do, 81 40; No. 2 do, 81 425Ea1 43If
mixed winter, 81 30@ot 39lS; ungraded white
81 296p1 40; No do, 81 30; No 2 do, 81 I<oD
i 46A; No. lido, 81 39l4Csl 40; extra do, 81 10;
steamer No. white 81 3G1s 81 36lt No. 2 red Sep.
tember, 81 i29ll iSlS October, 81 41c91 ON No
Corn opened i@lLc higher, closing at an advance,
partly lost; moderate export and fair speculative
business; ungraded, 666D7lc; No 8, 6T@6Sc; No
2 70@70t4c; No. white, 7Sd79c No. 2, Septem-
Der, I0sStG7O3lc; October, 7l@72Jsc; November
731S97512c. Oats 1Sr91c higher and fairly active
new crop New lorks, 22g25c. Coffee steady and
trlde moderate Rio l0@l3l1c job lots. l0@oiilSc.
Sugar steady and moderately active common re-
lining, 7l3c fair 10 good refining 1ll66D7 l3.l ;
refined steady and In good demand standard A,
g6c. Molasses firm aud quiet; 0test refining, 3iIc.
Rice In fair demand and firm; Carolina and Louis
lana 4A@7l4c. Rosin stronger at s. 22lfe2 30.
strong and in good demand; domestic fleece, $40
i5c; pulled, 20Mi0c unwashed l2Gg35c; Texas, l461
3lc. Pork held about zoe per barrel higher, but
nothing OF moment done; new moSs, spot, $40 500
10 20 September, October, and November, SIS 80
OBJ % middlcs--short clear held higher; lie for
17l5c. higher and active, closing strong; prime
steam, spot SO 00@l2 10; September,ll O5C112 10
October, Sl2 02Adl2 90; November Sl2 1b6bl2 20
December, Sl2 269l2 40, Freights duh and lower.
National Republican., 1881-09-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The County Courts of Henrico and Ches-
terfield will meet next Monday At each of these
courts there are some important criminal cases to
be heard,
Colonel George f. Rutt has sold his
farm near Waterford, Loudoun County and the
farming implements and his stock, preparatory to
going to farm near Rockville, Md.
Mr.. +. M. Brabham, who lives near Wa
terford, Ioudoun County, sold his apple crop to
nuit-drying company In the North FOR $500. The
orchard VIII yield about one thousand bushels.
Mr.. Albert lawson and Miss Lille War
ner, both OF Loucoun County ran of and were
married according to law as administered In Mary
land. May their one nest be a continual streak of
happiness
The Manchester public schools will not
open until he lat Of October, nor win the public
schools OF Hetrico begin until that time The
teachers for both places have been elected for the
coming session.
Judge w. q. Riley, of Virginia, saws
from what no has seen and knows Of his native
November by not less than ten thousand, The
people are disguised with the non payment of the
State debt, the increased taxation, and an empty
treasury.
The British steamship Rhuebina cleared
at the Richmond custom house Tuesday with a
cargo comprising $50 barrels Of -four, valued al
$4,000, and hny Kegs Of lard, valued at $3.50 Part
of the cargo goes TO Para and part 10 Bahia Brazil
More -four has been shipped to South America
during the past year than any year previous.
Miss !" Bessie Groseclose, ofthiscounty,
and James Wilson, Of Smyth County, eloped on
last Wednesday night, We know nothing Of Mr..
Wilson, but Miss Gruseclose is n daughter of Mr.,
Ell T. Grosocosc, ex.depuly sheriff Of this county,
and who now lives in Mount Airy, In Wythe
County. She cannot be more than fourteen or If
teen years of age,--Bld'd County South and West
The contract for remodeling the First
African Baptist Church OF Richmond will be
given out some time this week and the work
which will cost upward of 10000 is expected to be
commenced very soon. When finished this church
will be one fthe bandsomest in Richmond. II
has membership Of more than three thousand
and the membership is gradually increasing,
The conclusion now is that Mrs Har-
yey whose mysterious disappearance or absence
from her home IN James City County has been
noted, has been ioully dealt with. She started
from home to 20 tO Richmond several weeks
ago, and has not since been seen or heard or No
body seems 10 have seen her, and as she had a
considerable sum Of money In her possession, the
belief grows stronger and stronger that she has
been fonlly dealt With.
National Republican., 1881-09-08
BnItI,nore General Market.

BALTIMORE, ,Sept.7.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, l2lSc Flour quiet; Howard street and West
ern super, 50 COOS rs; do. extra, So 25CG7 90; do
family, 81 25dS 90; City Mills superine, IS O0a5 75
do extra, So 25@6 49, do. family, 81 75@s 25; do.
Rio brands, IS 90; Patapsco family, s5O Wheat
Southern steady Western higher closing strong
Southern red, 81 30,9i 90; do. amber 81 4O6ol 46
No. Western winter red, spot, 81 SOL 40; Septem-
Der, 81 39@l 394 october, 81 43lsGpl i32<; Novem-
Der, 81 47ek6pl 47A; December, VI 500 Corn-
Southern dull; Western better, closing firm South
ern white, TSc do yellow, 66a6Sc; Western mixed,
spot and September, 6il1c; October, Tl9kg7l15c; /;
November, I56175ISc. Oats about steady and quiet;
Southern, 5OGj2lSc; Western white, 50@52c; do.
mixed, 4g950c: Pennsylvania, 50a52c. Rye quiet
at 81 0S@l TO- Hay firm; prime to choice Penn
sylvania and Maryland, S17t0H. Provisions iirmer,
but not quotably higher; mess pork, Sly 90; bulk
meats-shouldcrs and clear rib sides, packed, 81
9lOjAc; bacon-shoulders, SIC; clear rfbsides l2c;
hams, ii@l5o; lard-renned, l3c, Butter firm (;
Western grass, l4@22c; Eggs quiet at l5Gsl6c. Pc
troleum dull refined, re. Coffee quiet; Rio car
goes ordinary TO fair, l0al2l4c Sugar higher; a
soft, 10c. Whisky quiet at u 20. Freights to Liv
erpoo per steamer quiet; cotton. 3.lG@'1fd; flour,
2s per barrel; grain, id4l9d. Reccipts-Flour 902
barrels; wheat 81 46S bushels corn, III. .2s6 bush
els; oats, $500 bushels; rye, 500 bushels Ship
ments-Mheat 1850 bushels; corn, 1870 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 75973G bushels corn, 1856 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-09-08
About the Right Thing.
To the Editor Of THE RErunLicAN;

To the Editor OF THE REPuDLicAN;
In almost every number of your paper
VIC have something worth reading and thinking
about. After reading or emitting all the shilly-
shally stuff about the President and the holiday of
prayer for him, l struck tho article headed "An
Abolitionist on the Office OF President con-
sider 1t vigorous and lucid exposition Of the sub
ject, and, although little radical in some'points
1t does not seem to be far from the truth. have
aproper respect for the presidential Office, and do
not desire that our disabled Chief Magistrate
should be neglected, but this surplus OF twaddle
ought to be checked little. The public could
dispense with almost everything except Blaine's
dispatches. These seem, condensed In a few brief
lines, the chief points of interest In the case The
one printed in yesterday mornings issue contains
passage of touching eloquence, which, / be.
lieve, will long be associated with the fame of the
author. JHC.
National Republican., 1881-09-08
PASSING AWAY.
LARAMIE pooMERAnos.

"I tackle the undertaking and defy the
undertaker," as the small boy said when he sur
rounded O. green watermelon loaded with laudhble
collie.
The hemintinvestigatio in San Francisco
closed in a storm. Barnes insnuated that Page
was no gentleman. Page unmarked his batteries.
Barnes called him q big, burly dufTcr, and sat
down. Dignity is the life Of a mint investigation.
If lynching should once get start in
Washington or If those who have been in public
life at the Capital wero TO become the victims OF
fareSS vigilance committee the census of 1890
would Took as though the Asatc cholera had swept
over the land.
Forepaugh's $4,000 beauty is disap-
pointment to circus-goers. She is only moderately
pretty, and during the parade rides the elephant
Most anybody riding an elephant looks about as
handsome aud graceful as n supcrannuated hen
with frozen feet trying 10 walk n board fence.
Dr. Hammond says that when you poke
the end Of your finger In your ear the roar
ing noise you hear is caused by the cir
culation in your finger, which is a fact, as
any one can demonstrate for himself by
brst putting his fingers in his ears and then stop
ping them with something elsc-Erchdnge. This
Is no doubt true. Still we remember of telling n
Hercuean party once that he lied, and the loud
ROARING sound we noticed in Of our cars after.
ward was not caused by the circulation In that
mans finger, for he had his hand closed and made
the experiment with his naked fist
National Republican., 1881-09-08
FINANCIAL AND ooMsIERoIA1.
stoek and Bond Quotations- baltimore
and New Ysrk Produce Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions in the financial market yesterday, together
with opening, highest, lowest, and closing quota.
tions, are furnished by the banking house Of II. d.
Cooke jr, & Co., 1929 street, Washington, d. C.:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Sept z, $40 p. m.-Tho market to-
day opened quiet and strong about noon. There
was sharp advance of Il to 2 per cent for the
general list. reaction followed and the market
closes dull at decline of to u per cent. from
yesterdays closing. In exception Denver and
Rio Grande shows an increase Of ~ per cent, st.
Paul per cent, and Missouri Pacific per cent
Hannibal and ST. Joe advanced from 1886 TO 200.
The corner in Hannibal and st. Joe heightened the
short interests in the general list and caused for
time bear panic, which was the principal cause
OF the sharp advance referred to. II is believed
the short interest in Hannibal and St. Joe was con-
fined principally to some two or three operators
and that the settling price was in the neighbor.
hood OF 200. Money has ruled at to G per cent
HKv YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican., 1881-09-08
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions in tho Various Dis.
tricf Omccs.

Building permits have been granted as
follows; Jermia Downey, alley between II and
and Sixth and Seventh streets southwest two.
story brick dwelling, 500; e. X. Shoemaker, alley
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth and and G
streets northwest, two-story brick stable, 81 600
J. Mullall, corner Nineteenth and NJ streets north
west, two-story brick back building, SG00 Herman
stebling, 635 L street northwest, remodel aud re.
pair dwelling, 5000; w. c. Johnson, repairs to
building, 601 TO 619 New Jersey avenue northwest
300; I. NJ. Exley Howard avenue, Mount Pleas
ant, two-story frame stable, SO0; J. Foertsch 1918
Thirty-seeond street northwest, rebuild wall, SO
Wilson Thompson, Third, between l. and NJ streets
southwest, build wood shed, $50, and M. B. Flynn
662 pennsylvania avenue southeast build platform
In front of store, $40.
Tho report of the Health onlcer for the week
ending September o. 1881, shows the mortality to
have been %, births 80, marriages s, and still
births O.
number OF merchants and property owners in
the vicinity OF the Georgetown Butchers Market
having requested revocation by tho Commits
sioneH of the recent order allowing people
TO stand in front OF the market and sell produce
the subject was referred 10 the Attorney of the Dis.
trict for an opinion. His reply states that there
will be no difficulty in the way of the Commits
sioners to revoke their order, as the subject Is
covered by the license law of the District
The Commissioners have opened the following
bids for street improvements Grading aud gravel
lug the roadway Of New York avenue, between
North Capitol and boundary streets northeast, W.
IL. Mohler, sl,l96A5; NJ. Hines, el3iz33; P. Ma
loney, 1,oio.69. and T. Joyce, informal Laying
asphaltum pavingblocks on Thirty first street, be-
tween and streets, and N street, between
Twenty-eighth and Thirty-frs streets: P. Ma
loney, 81 2l4AO;J. Taylor, 81 366.S0; W. H. Mohler,
sl467.40; Thomas Joyce, 81, 500 20, and John Cud.
more, jr. 81 ,772.20.
Attorney Riddle, in reply to communication
from the Commissioners for an opinion as to
their power TO grant certain privileges to +. NJ.
Draney in consideration of his cleaning out water
closets of the District states that the Commissions
ers can do as they please in the premises
National Republican., 1881-09-08
REAL ESTATE.
The Omciai Transfers as Recorded Yester
day.

The Omciai Transfers as Recorded Yester-
Mr.. j. +. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions In real estate in the District
ported to him BY the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Boundary street, between Connecticut avenue
and Twentieth street west, sublot u (45.l6 feet by
depth, square 30, William f. Matingly, trustee, 10
Emily Linlhcum, 800
On 4 street north, corner of Ninth street west,
part OF lot s nc feet inches by SO feet inchl,
square 400, Charles p swayzeto J. Bradley Adams,
$4,000.
ON street south, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west sublot % ga feet inches by 12i feet
10 inches square 800, Philip 4. Larner ct al. trus.
tees, to NJ. p. Callnn, treasurer, Si00
On Sixth street west, between and ii streets
north, part of lot ~ Q6 by II feet, square 45i
Thomas II. Young to Benjamin I. Compton, nomi-
nal.
Same property as described above, BENJAMIN f.
Compton TO Annie G. Young, nominal.
OnG street south, between Second and Third
streets west, sublot lS (40 by In feet inches)
square $751; Madison Brooks to Henry Lewis, 500
On street south, between Third and Fourth
streets cast parts of lots and az feet inches by
depth, square 7s2, Emeline Brown to Louis Neu-
rath 81 $50.
on A street south, between Third and Fourth
streets east sublot 80 or feet inches by 90 feet
square 7Ss, Hugh McCafirey TO Jane f. Brooke
$1,000
Part of a tract called Long Meadows, also as In.
closure and Haddows Hills, Elizabeth Irwin ct vlr
TO Margaret Irwin Ross, an undivided one.half
5000
National Republican., 1881-09-08
A Public CompIaint.
To the Editor of THE RrPvn1IcAx.

For more than year past valuable
well OF mineral water has been more or less known
TO the public as existing at the Citizens Market,
Ninth street and Rhode Island avenue Its analy-
sis and virtues are posted on the spot by the city
chemist, and numerous citizens daily apply for 1t
as diureic &c. 1t is the property ofthe city, and
is open to public use nominally but is In fact kept
from the public and such invalids as need 1t
almost as efectually as though 1t were chained
and locked. The iron pump, by which II should
be drawn as freely as it is supplied by mother
earth is perfectly worthless one, or continually
80 out OF order that 1t will not work. For more
than six months It has been next to impossible to
get drop of water, and yet such pumps of good
quality are cheap, and repairing may be possible.
National Republican., 1881-09-08

LONDON, Sept limited States bonds
Fours, 1i9]i. Erie, 445s; New York Central, i4s]6
Illinois Central 1881; Pennsylvania Central, G62E
Reading, S03<; Ontario and Western, 81 Milwau
kee and g. Paul common l2llS.
National Republican., 1881-09-08
BY Associated Press.

New York, Sept. Mooney loaned be-
tween and per cent on call and closed at ~ to
5per cent. Exchange duh at 4793l94S0 for long
and 1891 to 4si for short sight Governments quiet
and generally weak. State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds inactive, but irmer. The stock market
opened fairly steady, but in the early dealings
prices declined u 10 per cent, the latter Texas
Pacific At the dashboard Me speculation became
strong, and under good buying an advance of a to
3 per cent. took place the latter in Chicago, Bur-
llngton and Quincy Denver and Rio Grande Mis-
souri, Pacific, Colorado Coal, New Jersey Central,
Illinois Central, and st. Paul being also prominent
therein. This was followed by a partial reaction
portion of which was subsequently recovered /;
but the market continued unsettled up 10 the close
the final sales being quite weak and showing ade-
cline Of per cent. In Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy and TO ~ per cent. in the rest OF the list
The corner in H. and ST. Jo common still exists, and
the stock was put up from 1885 TO 300 the last sale
being at the highest point. larger number Of
private settlements are reported and others are
peeted. The preferred stock fell off4 per cent but
rallied 15 per cent Sales aggregated 1877 i53 shares
including Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
1900; Denver and Rio Grande 22,900 Erie 4000;
Lake Shore 1920; Louisville and Nashville, i 600
Michigan Central, 5000 Memphis and Charleston,
800 Northwestern, 400 New Jersey Central 600
New York Central, 1,600i Northern Pacific, $50;
National Republican., 1881-09-08
nnItImorc s,oc,, nonr,I.

BALTIMORE, Sept.7-Virginia skies, con-
solidated, 49, do. second series, 3s; do. past due
coupons, 92lS; new ten forties. 52l3 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-09-08
New Summer Arrangement.
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR, WHITE, Chlropodlst Of over thiry.hye years
experience twenty consecutive years OF PRACTICE IN
Washington, d. G., successfully treats Corns BunlOns,
Diseased Nails, Vascular ENuresonees, and an all
ments Of the feet. Refers to the most eminent ply
sicans surgeons and thousands OF other well-known
perSOnages that patronil0 ha estabislment lild
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, opposite WlllsIds Hotel Fee
N per visit
National Republican., 1881-09-08
RaINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
on AND AFTER SUNDAY. JuSn II, 1884,

ON AND AfTFN hUNnAh, JUNE ipoit
T:iO n. M. daily-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for South and Southwest Daily,
except sunday, 70 local points ON G, q .. H. II
PULLMAN SLEEPING "a ltS are run nom wash
tngton TO New Orleans without change OF cars,
HOS u. m.-WHIrE SULPHUR LIMITED EN.
pkhSS, daily, except Sunday, to Fanquer ana
White sulphur springs PhRlOR CAR, WASH
lngton " White sulphur Springa -,
i0;iS y. m.-ViittlINIA SpRlNoS fSpiiloss, dolly,
&. ~ q. IL IL '.... .
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton TO White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING GA RS daily from Washing
ton to Augusta. Ga, without change
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 7:i0 m.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton, Tlo
a. m. daily, and ilO5 daily, except Sunday -
For tickets and information call at Virginia MI
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ SLAUGHTER General Ticket Agent. jylSu
National Republican., 1881-09-08
ALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
TiiE MODEL. FAST LINE, ANpTlIE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEsT VIA MASHINUrON
DouuLt TRACK JASSEy CourLEn srEEL RAILS
Schedule TO take effect sunday MAY q. IssL


r2'2O- -gtT.IGrAGC9i .lIr ClNCiNShTi, XND 81 LOUIS
SSh sSSB1li,T2SS GTfT3n Hi2 TXTR rSf and Way stations
e;Jo-Baltlmore,, annapolis. aud WAY. tPedmont
siraISDnrg', winchester. Hagerstown' ana way
Fiji Gffi ha MY NEW S6Rk AND nos
spN lArS Sn Ps.9T SSyf Y TO & S ssT roTs Tsor
meets Tor lINscrstown and at Point OF Rocks Tor
,eOO-np sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
iOoO-BHETIMoRE EXPRESS tstopsat Hynttsv,ilc
College, Besyille Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
AND sT LOUIS EXPRESS
iaioIlIsiin.more, Ellicou City, Annapolis and wAv
i$s-o1 q Slgasy eY Sply; e. Baltimore and Way
tSoo-R RALTiMonE, PH PHiLADELPuIA.A .ANDNEw
baltimore and Way Stations Cwlnchester, Fred.
sr,cki HtSferS.oYn s II Gp9 Hr M8y y1 RSlsy Ian
REL EXPIRES tFrederick, via Relay, stopsat
., Annapolis IuncNionL -, -. ,,.,-.
s9$sict = and HSE way atsiIeps 6p sandastO Point
,.,o Of Rocks aud Way stations 9nlysl H..
R"HGSlis E%Ps s WsG MsTnsSafg SS and
.T,c, MSy, yla Relay stops Mt IiyH''svilio ana
eo!- Point q Rocks and Way stations
1880 InAl!TMI IRA II MnhG, HSATTsViLLE, AND LAU-
-fII'IsBuHG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
s XpR sSdpSs SE% Y9RT SsT & AsW ySp E9
FE aH%5 ss! SS 595 AYE A Etg
passengers At any station between Washington
DAILY isundays only. other trans daily except
Ali trains nom Washington stop At Relay station.
For further inormailon apply at ihe Balumors @ and
ISL Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth strcs,
where orders will be taken for begagc 10 be checked
and received ut any point In the city.
- ~ 4 az
National Republican., 1881-09-08
Reading, 1000; Union Pacific, 10,2O0 Wabash Pa
cihc, 200; Western Union, II 800.
Forclnn llonoy NIartlet.

bUH'TREAsUHY BALANCEs,
".... $50 0e70Sos 90 Currency...... ti,4is,005 0o
National Republican., 1881-09-08

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTIco,
via Excelsior G3O u. m. and $40 y. III, On SUN
DAYS at y. m. only. .
Tickets nd state rooms for sale and Information hr'
nished at B W. Reeds Sons. 1910 street northwest:
Cook Tours, l4li Pennsyivana avenue: 81. Marc
Hotel ROoses Cigar Stands, ut Principal HOtels H.
u. POknhorn next n city POst-ofiice, ana ~ Cohi-
'' GEORGE MATTlNGLp.
General Superintendent.
National Republican., 1881-09-08
TDTED-

1IID-
PERRY.-On Monday, the 9th day of September
1881, at 1880 o'clock q. m, THOMAS J. s. PEnnY, In
the 5Gth year OF his age
Funeral from the Metropolitan NJ. t. Church.
corner Four.anda-half and streets northwest
Thursday, September s, at 4 p. m.