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National Republican., 1881-07-01
New Yorh General Market.

NEW York, June So,-cotton steady sales to-day,
9l2 bales; mlddling upands, II l.i6o middling Or.
leans, 5Gc; consolidated net receipts 5ssS bales;
expOrts-Great Britain II 623 bales France, +5l3 bales
Flonr-Southern quiet and steady common TO fair
extra t Se5 75 good TO choice do IS sO667 so Wheat
cash and Of June red opened R6llAc better and
closed 10 buyers AyoT light trade ungraded spring,
ls No. 2 red. y g1S canal; q MS@i 2s% rail; No.
No 2ao q "a No 90 q 2Y5li' No red June, q s5K
septemner q Sssi@l ~ No. 1 white June, y ~.
and shade lower; nngreded, Sl@S7c: No, ;, sac;
ssXo; No June, SsosS6ylc July SS195Gj5c: August
56A0Q56itc; September 57]f6D574sc Oats A0Dkc bet
ter closing gnee No, s. 42J6c Hops steady and qule
yearlings, l2Glsc Coffee quiet and firm Rio, bA(0
l2Ac. Sugar dull; fair 10 good refining 7SD6c prime
sHc; refined dulli sIandardA, csc. Moiasses quiet;
so test refining 56c Rice steady and In moderate
mand; Carolina and Louisiana, 4k(97lSc Rosn firm
at 81 0502 TO- Turpentne steady and quiet at 42IsGp
tSc, Wool firm aud IN good demands domestic fleece,
3ti5c; pulled 2O6g4Oc unwashed, 232ci Texas, li6s
soc PORK hrln and moderately aGtiye new mess.
spot ~ OG old mess spot, $40 5O9l6 626i new mess
l7 Colgi7 %; July tis S0@l9 9o August, 3e 0Ol7 OO
clear 9he short y,sc. Lard rlhe higher and mode
closing at OH s7ld5Ii COZ July Sl 65Dii 76 August
az 57lDli, co. September sli 2AQn 82H October,
tll l740Dn 20, Er0ights Arm.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
The Celebration nrthe

To the Editor ofTHE REPUBLICAN;
1t is to be hoped that the
of Health, or some other competcn
shorten to twenty. four hours the IL
ofnoise that begins few days previ
few days after "the glorious FouI
in proper, yea, even noisy obj
day, but when 1t Is so prolonged
whole week of agony TO thousandl
should be q little amputatlon nj
the boys pop their pistols and expI
ers for twenty four hours, and
stopper over all. Them's my sentI
National Republican., 1881-07-01

iriinc lS now be diverted TO this road Ii was be.
syea Ss 9st pan 5hS fyEsa M + 6 w eco
II was thought the injunction restraining this com.
helI Manhattan stocks insiders in Jersey say Il Is
good for, u turn IN the upward direction in day or
The June increase of the Union Pacic road AT ;,jO.
900 The American District Telegraph has passed It's
Pacific Railway Company has gwen notice Ol its with
drawal from ihe southwest pool and under these cir
citation must vanish, for without Gould roads the Mis-
HS pqcaG RSiiway % SSdItor to % WSs in Boso n.y. yesterday
examining the Union Pacific books lie denied the
Of he Central PacGc RaliFoad Company y '' ''' wv
2I5 D. m.-The anthraclte coal companies held their
bSns lie only prsdent Who Was absent and Re %as
renresented by Mr., ophant for the Delaware and
ng that ln addition TO the three days snspen;
Sn s S MeH %es IN S wnGG which w b Sssa @
thtr soppage of three days In Juy-on the 18th 9th,
$40 p The market has been, dull iii day, but
with an undertone Of strength, which has advanced
shSrS IN Spposon 10 the ' constant rUmors Of @ cons
nued cutting Of rates on grain have been strong on
only 10 from To- 10 per cent. OF the gross business
aud that reduction on this small proportion OF total
them The grangers were especially strong, and the
governments were active and strong, with advanc
,lg quotations. Money comparatively scarce, Ibut
GBy Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 30-Money was active at 3G5 per
cent. on call, and closed at per cent Exchange
dull at 43 to 43A for long and 4S5S to 4s8 for short
sight Governments firm aud generally shade higher
active
The stock market opened strong for the general list,
but weak and lower for the elevated railway stocks,
which fell oii Z to per cent AZ the first board the
~ per cent took place. Manhattan Elevated, Metro
p0itan Elevated. and the trunk line shares leading
the Improvement This WAS followed by a reaction OF
10 per cent, which was most remarked In the ele-
waited stocks but during the afternoon the speculation
"a
Northwest preferred and common and Hannibal and
st. Jo preferred being most prominent In the advance
In the nal sales slight pressure to sell prevailed,
and fractional reaction ensned; oregon Navigation
sales aggregated 2t5.772 shares, including Canada
Southern, 1900 Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern, 5000; Erie II ,OG Kansas and Texas 07O0 Lake
Shore l2,20G Louisville and Nashville. 14OG Mlch-
gan Central, l0,9OG Manhattan Elevated $500 Mem
phis and Charleston, 6OO Northwest, 2l,60G Reading,
3i0O; ~, Paul l00OG Texas Paclhc5 l0G Union Pacific.
$500; Wabash Pacific, 3J,30G Western Union, 5000;
Metropolitan Elevated, 100; Mobile and Ohio, $500;
SutrO Tunnel, 6.lOl
National Republican., 1881-07-01
REAL EST.
The OmcIaI Transfers OI
nnrtlad

cOrde
Mr.. j +. Olmstead presents
lions IN real estate IN the |
ported 10 him by the RocOrde
CITY PROF
on ! street north. near Y
lot Is t4O feet by dnpihl, SQ
trustee, TO Sarah II. Bleecker
on Fourteenth street w,ssl,
lot so go feet ny l3s feet q incl
Willard 10 RcbeccA IL, Dill,
on sixteenth street west, n
81, 81, 5J, 81, nnd IS (lU2 feet u
1876, William III. Barnard to j
same property James 4
PCndleton, nominal.
same property George III
Rubrson. nominal.
on w street north, cornf
GnblOts u to rs Inclusive llS
sQuaTd1IJ; Samuel H. q. NJ
Wood, t2i,si2,I2.
on Fourteenth street wes
north; part uf lot % (sOnth
8 inChtss), square aO0i Cha
SnOWdtn, $500. N
On X street north (rllnn
near New lIAmpshiTe aveI
~ (lkS feet & inches by dspi
shlTeAvenus. corner Of 3 siI
inches ny deplhl, and ON
near 4 street lot ~ (lO6 feI
49,; 0esTge W. Utermehle
Same property (eSceptinf
tam A. Johnson, trustee,
ON New HRnipahlIe Av
(lHi feel by depth), square
Winthrop, $D,097.
On Seventeenth street
part Of lot 81 (norlh 25 feet
~; sarah l., Mickunl 10 4
THIS Potomac Ferry CoI
Steamboat Company, lots
wharyeA, boats, hnd build1
on Third street west, nei
all OF ", and part lot l3
inchesD, square 63l WllllA
q. a. Morsell, t1,Sl2l2.
On Eleventh street weSY
lot 90 (2l feet q inches by q
llltgnrr et al. TO y. ID. EvI
on q street south, betwj
east sublots u, z, and
Maria o. Fitzhugh 10 mi
on @ street south, nei, %
lots 0 and 7 O5 by 100 feeu 10
W Harriet King, tl,OOO. hi
On North Capitol 81
suOlOt 80 40 by 100 IL
l. WallAch, trustee, 10
on ii street north, ne -
OF lot 10 feet by depti
To August Long, p,2Oo. 4
| Alexander ID. Willard '
lot nv feet Z Inches by
ion slted Efnnghsm. ~
National Republican., 1881-07-01
Cyclone PredieIsd-LOOA O4t for
This
M 1atrr ~

~ VI D m NhiuhLllANR
icted the storm Of the 27thQ JIM
Ays before It's actual occurrence, Any
yer Of atmospheric science could do\lkc
, are not done with the angry elemG( (its
4 not be IN comparative safety before th0
o.. ] now predict that on the evening
ucler than that OF the 27th, will sweeh
ty from the northwest. The storm will
anied with rain, hail, thunder, and
The heavens will present a glorious
brave, but viii be a terror 10 tho weak
s. A. b. STEINER.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
DOUBLE Track JANNEy COUPLER, STEEL RAILS,
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May q, 1881
M on,,, .ol na...nao. =,

iUOO-BASYfia ~ ORE EXPRESS (stoplai Hynttsvlile,
College Beltsyllle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
Jessups. and Henover).
tloi0-PTTTSBURG, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
AMIDST. LOUIS EXPRESS
i2iO1JB,altimore, Elcott City, Annapolis, and WAY
tl;25-on sunday only, for baltimore and Way.
t2;l5-BALTIMORE EMPRESS.
tGOO- BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. Ar'DNEw
YORK EMPRESS.
330-Baltmore and Way Stations (winchester, Fred
erick. Hagerst0wn, and Way, via Relay.
49o-BALrIMORE, HYATTSVILLE, AND LAU-
REL EMPRESS Frederick. via Relay, stops at
~ Annapolis JuncionL 49,
tE5-Point of Rocks, Frederick Hagerstown Win
chester. and Way stations. ION Sunday to Point
OF Rocks and Way Stations only.)
tti0-BaltimOre, Annapolis, and Way stations.
t5I5-BALTIMORE EXPRESS (Martinsburg and
Way, ,yia Relay. Stops at Hyattsville ana
6:O5-Point OF Rocks ard Way Stations
t6:ij-Baltmore and Way Stations
7;ao ao,BALTIMoRE, HYATTSVILLE, AND LAU-
toI5--PiTTSDURG, CINCINNATI. AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS
t9:5o- 5o-PHfLADELPHTA, NEW YORK. AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping cnr to New York,
and special sleeping car at Philadelphia
REL EXPRESS Stops signal or to let on
passengers at any station between Washington
and AnnaDolls Junction.
tDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
SUNDAY.
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices washington Station, and 60 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue. corner Fourteenth street.
where orders will be taken for baggage to bo checked
and received at any pOlni In the city
National Republican., 1881-07-01
The weather rIs

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN
"A few years ago" W.
about the weather. If some 81
spells out of season" occurred \
to account for them. Now, If wei
the weather map and see wherei
will know all about It. The stot
as 1t were, photographed, wherel
study the cause and effect.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
Leps Chip On.

~ VI hF hhlA AhLibANi
acre sand enough among the
people OF this city 10 cause them to
buy Bad Eagleston a new tent to re-
10 destroyed by tho storm2 If there Is,
row in and twill be done. My mite
any time, Who VII vet tho ball in
PILLDAD.
National Republican., 1881-07-01

Patents have been issue
citizens of Maryland: Edward
more. combined process kettle aI
II. Hutton, Baltimore, jumps
Ferdinand Imhorst, Baltimore,
Peter Kesslcr, plOw; Jobe Trul
w. ii. IL. Lowe, Hancock, harneI
National Republican., 1881-07-01
snrInI NpIcncc Associn,lon.

strict Of Columbia Social Science
+, has elected the following permanent
resident, Mrs. Sara A. Spencer; vice.
Hon Tuhn Eaton, Mts. Maria T. Wall
ion. lohn lits; secretary. DR.. william
rnsurcr, Rev. A. Floridus Steele. ten.
Eaton wns elected delegate to the gem
x of the American Social Science Asso-
Saratoga, September 5. 1881, and Hon.
was elected alternate. Mrs, Walling
an alternate to the convention of As.
aAiarilies, Department Of American Social
.ssocntion at Boston, on tho 25th instant,
nler having been previously elected u
K. the resident members OF the American
cilnce Association in Washington are
It Garfield, General Francis A. Walker.
hn Eaton, President yelling, Of Columbia
President Gallaudet, of the Deaf Mute
; Charles Nordhoii, of tho Herald, aud
y the president, secretary, and treasurer
istrict of Columbia Association.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
cretary of War has approved of

cretary Of War has approved of
t of the seventh installmcnt Of the
jetty fund to Captain Eads. The pay
is installmcnt has been delayed because
hilures on the part Of Captain ENds to
le required depth in the channel, The
referred TO the Attorney. General, who
! that Captain Eads is entitled TO the
The amount is $4,000, aud there are
lar payments during the year.
to guarantee the maintc-
the required depth of the
Government holds one million Of the
to Captain Eads for the performance
(, and it Is the intention to pay II out in
IS. Captain Eads also received five per
est on this money, whhh makes the
ont TO him each year sljo0)O. Captain
I requires nearly the entire amount OF
cnts to meet the expenses incurred IN
gan inspection of the channel.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, June sO.-Coiton quiet; middflng, 1917
ollie Flour steady, with fair jobbing trade demandi
extra u 6OG5 2 do family IS 5O00 So City Mills su,
per, - 1904 co. do extra N7b6 2 do family, " 10
National Republican., 1881-07-01
DIED,

COLE-At her residence In Philadelphia, at 4 d. m,
on Thursday, June 30, 1884, In her sixty ninth YEAR
MRS. REBKccA CoIE, widow OF Joseph P. Cole and
mother OF J. w. Cole, OF this city.
C0LUMBUS.-On Thursday, June "a, ut O'Clock d.
NJ, THOMAS, infant son OF Christopher and Mary 4.
Columbus.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF its
grandmother, 1913 Vermont avenue on Friday even
Ing at $50 o'clock.
D0NoHUE-June 30, A. ID. 1881, at 90 p M, At 1910
Twenty-third street, BRfDa Er ANAsTAstA DoNoHUB,
In the 2Ist year OF her age, II. 1. p.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FRAzIIsR.-Afer a prolonged illness, JoHN TRA-
zIER JR departed this life on the 3Oh day OF June,
1881, at 7 A. M, nged 81 years and 10 days
The remains will be taken to ElktOn, Nd, to-day
(Friday), at one o'clock y. m.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
ES-dlvidend.
Mossrs II. d Cooke Jr.. & Co. received the following
tpleOrana.

Mcssrs. II. Cooke Jr, & Co. received the following
kilograms:
NEW YORR, June 30-The following are current
rumOrs In Wall street this morning: Wabash coln
mon sold ater the board closed last night at 5D aud
II was bd for lOO1 Insiders said last night thai II
would 80 to 20 on this movement and there appears
to be- no doubt that considerable amount OF the stock
has been locked up. The general feeling at the Wind
sOr Hotel last night was very bnllish and there
number OF large operators present. but there was
little anxiety TO know the extent of the damages
caused by yesterdays furious storms In the West
which hal entirely destroyed telegraphic cOmmun
cation. II thought however that they were local
in their character, and this mornings paper would
give all the details
Higher prices were predicted for Michigan, New
j, sey Central aud the ihncles including Manhattan,
OHIO Central, l. rOriu, Evansville, and Western, and
Richmond aud AllCghany. ltwns claimedb by usually
very well informed parties. who are generally *,
probably not go much below i0j again. Brokers who
make this stock and Canada Southern specially say
there was very good bnying of each yesterday, and
tile Cnninnck party also covered mp the line stock
sold the day before The English people are large
owners of Michigan mp to 100 There is more than u
suspicion that u COi2iIcra he nplpnpt- pf thrpufh
National Republican., 1881-07-01
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. June 3O,-Vlrginia sixos-deferred III
do consolidated Sk; do past due coupons 62ja; new
lenlnrtles b7h bid lO.dAY.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
Foreign Money Market.

LONDON, June 3O.-Consols for both money and
the account 0l 3G United states bonds, fours, 1905;
tTAl. lil8 Pennsylvania Central, 66 New York, on
tarlD and Western.
National Republican., 1881-07-01

predicted a "severe storm in the
June" III can render him any ass
derstanding the weather, should |
to do so.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
1901 THE GREAT 1901
- - - PENNsYLXANIA ROUTE

1901 THE GREAT 1901
PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE OO @
splendid s6ENERY; MA AaNfFidENF Sas + EQUIP
rnArss 1havE 4 vFEEnS wnsHSaJs SST Il 1851 Sm Depot cor,
For psbr s5 S sHh asa 6 Wa1, tsee & as Gsv with
Sleeping Cars 20 Pt;Surg and Chicago; 1912 2.
Loas and rs chSas so p m S Ss
BahToaE i9 rssss H"T And iS peSS5 PoToAc RAILROAD
For Canandagla, Rochester Bunalo, Niagara Falls,
with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North, at 500
cert Saturday, With Palace Cars to canandalGua
For WIliismsport, Lock Havep and Elmira, atleO
:, a. m. daily; except Sunday;
For Mew York and the East @ 500 1880 ma @ Soo 1872 1872
Limited Express Putnam Parlor Cars $50 a. m.
For BrSokiyn New York, ali through trains connect
sfordins direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding
double % ierriage across % New York city a. ,o.o,,
1913 p. m. ON Sunday. 200 p M. $40, 1000, and
Limited Express, eiso a. m. daily, except Sunday
For baltimore, $40 500 eSo 1870 a. m and 200, 40,
a. & G S iG @ @ sSS @ 5g' & III 5 On aaS sSHnSHy IS sSo @
For Popes Creek Line. GAO a. m. and 40 p daily
For xnapolIs' $40 a. m and 40 p. m. daily. except
X4SDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AMP IA ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Rie- sSdra' 7;s5 7i2O oo a. M, and Iiso a. m
sSSasS a SSs F. S & S SbRa "a m 500 and and lS G M On
,on daily % and SOS P M dsil sunday SO
and 1000 a. M, iSio' 500 500. 7:oo and e;io D. m,
and 100 midnighL SUNDAY, al stS and 1000 a. m,
Tickets and information can be procured at theof
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsy
eti for the checking OF baggage to destination from
'0'e'' "'N j, II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
eAierdny as Ro'

oil following transac.
III et yesterday, as re-
81 Deeds;
of z.
nj y'hrst street west ;
I'll lOl Linden Kent,
~,
u erof U street north
vi square 2Di Alex. ID.
II
u scott Statue; sublots
Z rs by ltn feeO. square
ls q. Blame, nominal,
y 3lalne 10 George IL.
i ndletOn 10 George N,
fifteenth street west
at O inches by lb feet }.
L oil to William W, W,
etween n and u streets
cet y inches by lS5 feet
Z. Snow TO Mary j,
I through TO n street,,
); lots 2, 3, 4, Is, ~, and
also, on New JtaInp.
Il north lot I (l57 feet
w Hampshire avenue
by hepth), all In square
Robert q. Fox, t2i, ,5l6. 60
y 2l); II. q. Fox 70 Will
Ie. near II street; lot q
~ II. q, Fox TO William
st. near / street north
inches by depth), square
ma =. Yarrow, 1900.
ANY to the Washington
o and o, square s7j (willl
fs), $685. 900,
PsIreet north ; part lot II
ghOAs front 70 by 93 feet
A W. w. Wood TO Samuel
near 4 street north ; sub.
betl, square sos; Randolph
Is, $3.50.
efElrst and Second streetl
by l27 feeD, square $50
IS Brown, Sl,2OO.
hud street east /. part Ol
huare T95; Nathan 0. Page
u, corner II street north
,eil, square 676i Richard
m Q. Barry,
Fifteenth street east; part
square lOipi Philip Wehzel
lSTY.
10 RebecoA IL. Hlll, part OF
feet, block 2, In a subdiyls'
National Republican., 1881-07-01
FINANCE AND CONTMERCE.

tick and Fond Quotations -BaItInore
aud New York Produce Markets.
The following observations on the transactions In
iefinanoal market yesterday together with opening,
dghest lowest, and closing quotations. are furnished
" the banking-house OF II. d. Cooke, IT,, Co., it2g
: street. Washington, d. G.;
National Republican., 1881-07-01
FRS. DooIey and the Policeman.

s is what Mary Ann Dooley said to
ofcer at the 1ombs Police Court, New
yesterday: "You are very perlito indeed
rel wandhcr they don't keep you on
way1o hand the ladies across, I'll see your
NY Yung hayro I'll spake to the alderman
you! Kitty, stag his sideboards Oh amt
!andy2 Wud his moostache an his polished
er bools Faix, they're sixteens Good
in, Mr.. Officer; I'll spake to the jedge my
II you're sint to SEQ that the goats don't
+, themselves sick wud grain on the rocks,
forget Mary Ann Dooley. Come, Kitty, IN
warrant and paralyzo thin Dnmphys. I'll
a you they'll never make door'moi OF your
X again. Button your waistcoat, ohcer. Ia!
G1ong, you chromo."-NetU York Graphic.
National Republican., 1881-07-01

nother witness for the defense in the
stIancy case testified befNe Examiner Love
afternoon. His Name was Stephen
lklln. a special detective VI the employ oi
: wanamaker. of PhiladelphA. he states that
oon acquainted with EmA Giro since 1879,
lis character for truth AID veraclty was
witness referred to the arrest OF Giro for
welry from a lady named Ogden, stop,
Bingham House, In Philadelphia. and
he was locked up In Mnyamensing
he case never came 10 trial, however. a.
declined 10 prosecute MIRA. Chris.
present nj the examination. which Was
once OF her attorneys, Messrs Cook q
National Republican., 1881-07-01

wo cdnts a
will rcrAy him
1t that at the
nre about the
icts who ever
,ore sympathy
II be able to
Sslble FOR the
)nger sredit n
tWbe,ouse he
National Republican., 1881-07-01

-Cluss VS.. Hill
d. Thomas VS..
AssignnenW-
l37, 1873, III, l5i,
E.-Deacon vs.
ranted, return
VS. further time
vs.. Faunce; pro
vacated. Butler
deTed. Fisk vs..
allowed to take
Aynlent of taxes
igninents--2, 8, Z,
Thomas ]. Blck.
II possession on
1ke, forgery; w.
% bonds. District
,alj ordered that
nd the Judgment
IshingtOn Childs.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
Urapelers' (SbmiSe.

Urapelere' GmiSe.
U1RGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE IL, 1857.
TRAINS LEAVE b. p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
5.iO ., m. dally-YEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL
Direct connection for South and Southwest. Daily,
f1SsH SSOsfGy s. 9e" cT GcR1 Sse G TS rom e n Was
iioi T. m.-WiiiTE suIrHyR IiNITED TX;
White Gg sTGGn sns suPSiy g FlaeS c%E s%s
lois psiEn p %rHSi% Y Ma sgRhpTI 5PE ExpREss daily
for az points South via Danville, and West VIA
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing.
ton to Augusta, Ga, without change
train dsy, T eHeept sunday. For % warrenon, 7io
!: y. Ssiy: and lios Ssy; e.ssp, s%SdsS, S,. ,,n. w
land once COL PennsyivaIia ayenne ,,,,,, .uo,,
NJ SLAUGHTER. General fieket Agent nssi fsss,iy
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
(NEw BROAD GAUGE,
between
PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,
is now running fast trains of elegant Passenger
BEEN oENTs
prSngh without so Stop IL 20 mnates mt tho
trains of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad or Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad TO Philadelphia aud arrive
and Baltimore Railroad Station at Broad and WASH
ingion avenue, where Union Transfer coaches
street connect direct to station OF the West Jer
sey Railroad. at FOOT OF MARKET STREET.
For through tickets, baggage checks, and full ntor
nation, apply as folowsi Northeast corner Thir-
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue station Bal
tinlOre and Potomac Railroad, corner Sixth and II
streets; $40 Pennsylvana avenue, 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue, station baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
-FRANk THOMsOl !. General Manager myE3am
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
III F. MODEL FAST LINE, ,ANDTHEoNLy LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANSEy COUPLER, STEEL RAILS,
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May % 1881.
4. ,,,, LEAVE wAsHINaroN:
t22O-nilUAGo, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
50o-Baltimore, Elllcott CITY and way Stations
t6i0-BA LTIMORE EXPRESS.
t5O-lialtnore, Annapolis and Way (Piedmont
StraSbnrg' Winchester. Hagerstown, aud Way
sl0-Pont of Rocks and Way Stations.
Sl5-PmILADELPIIIA. L NEW YORK. AND BOS-
siO-SrAUNToN A Nd VALLEY EMPRESS (con-
- nanii-tY Hagerstown and at Point OF Rocks for
Z oul 10 - N
National Republican., 1881-07-01

the follow
tazier, Balti-
,ilcr; George
or carriages .
ding bracket ;
=. A. Carl, and
National Republican., 1881-07-01

ew little
spells " or
ew not how
>nly consult
Low 4" Is we
lrc thereon,
= Gun easily
IKE.
National Republican., 1881-07-01

UT columns
nh the Wantof
conce1ts;will
little fherited
"wokY things
rt" last We'd
ter, the audi.
the best yet.
spondunt this
BLICAS was a
rhus. you see,
jlice's correc'
we;
National Republican., 1881-07-01
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

TT r MODEL. FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-04
Indian Troubles.

st. Paul, Jan. AT late hour last
night Gen. Brecll, adjutant of the de-
partmeut OF Dakata, received the follow
ing telegram from Major Tigers:
Camp on Poplar river. January I'd, via
Fort Buford. Jan. 3-To Breck, assistant
adjutant general: After my talk with
the Indians ON the 31st of December,
which led me to believe them to be sin
cere, they, through Chief Grow, sent me
yesterday very important message that
they would not move and would fight
me. [ moved against them to-day, sur
rounded their camp, shelled them, and
compelled their surrender. We killed
one, wounded two and lost no soldiers.
I have now at the agency about 300 hos
tiles and about 300 horses and 40 guns.
They threatened to fight, but showed
none. They deserted their best
villages. L burned up about
sixty of their lodges Which will hurt
them badly. I will start at daylight af-
ter the hostiles, who have gone to the
Yanktonnias camp. about twelve miles
distant. The Yanktonnias, by six Of their
principal men, assisted me to-day and
were of great help. I will give them
some ponies. have Gall as prisoner
and will have the Grow tomorrow. These
people are in great distress for want of
food and will do what can Tor them.
The thermometer is 20 degrees below
zero. (Signed) IaLERs,
Major 5th Infantry.