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National Republican., 1881-11-04

BALTIMORE. Nov a-Cotton quet middllng, il,Sc.
Flour quiet; Howard street and Western superfne,
~ 1905 so do extra s5 1905 5c do family % 7597 so
City Mills superane s5 OOp5 75 do extra, % O0dG 5O
Rio brands, u o. Patapsco family. ~ 2s. Wheat
Southern higher; Western weak and irregular; South
ern red q 1901 ~ do amber, 81 45@i JG No. Mary
land, t1 so MOI Western winter red, spot and No
vember u Al asked; December, si 4f6oi 4IS; Janu-
ary, 81 4sAC9i isA February, 81 526 asked. Corn
Southern higher; Western dull Southern white Ggd
7lc do yellow e6c for new, G9c for old Western mixed
spot and November, G8'a@6lisc December, 70i5M
70tc; January 73sc Oats quiet; Southern, 4s651
Western whfte, i06D50c do mixed, f7@isc; Pcnnsylva
mia, ipd5Oc Rye dun at Si O5Gri TO- Hay steady and
quiet prime 70 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
tlS0p2L Provisions quiet; mess pork, SIS 10; bulk
meats-loose shoulders, numina clear rib sides, nom
nal: do packed, sAMI0lc; bacon-shOulders, 9Hc
clear rib sides, ilAc, hams, loo; lard l2aic Butter
hrm; Western grass, is6p25c Eggs scarce and firm
nt 25c Petroleum nominal refined, 7hc. Coffee quiet
Rio cargoes, ordinary to hr, g@ilAc Sugar siCndy
son. l0Sc. Whisky steady ut Sl 176Di lis, Froghti
TO Liverpool per steamer quet cotou fS1n al; Hour
p per barrel; grain. 4tolad, Receipts-Flour 2,7S
barrels; wheat, b2O19 bushels; corn %,2G9 bushels
oats, $3.50 bushels; rye, none, Shlpmcnts-Mhcat
lU2,9l3 bushels corn, S5Tl bushels. Salcs-Wheat
1884 bushels; corn, IS,32D bushels.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ana Bond QuoiatIons-BaItIa more
nnd New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday, together with open
ing highest, lowest, and closing quotations, are fr
nlshed by the clearinghouse Of II. ID. Cooke, jr., &
Co.. 1870 + street. Washington, D. O.;
NEW York STOCK MARKET.
NEW YonK, Nov. 3, 3l5 y. m.-The market opened
strong and, with reactions has continued so during
the day, the closing prices showing no material
changes from those OF yesterday The trunk-lincs
shares continue strong without showing important
advance and amer the reactions, which have lately
been frequent, they show undertone OF strength
which Is dsconcertng TO the bear element. and which
tondcate that they have the support OF strong
buyers. Early in the afternoon Pacific Mall became
active declining rapidly with large saes on the rumor
that the Union Pacific Railway had notified that com
pany that the contract now existing between them
would be iscontinued, and that the Union Pacfchnd
made bettr arrangements with an English Company.
The elevated railroads especially erratic Metro
politan advancing per cent. In the first hour and
nuctuating between 100 and LOG, closing at io,s while
Manhattan, with few transactons, declined from 81
to g. Tho rumors prevailing respecting the Elevated
Railroad stocks conflicting and the courses OF their
market prices are entirely due TO manipulation
that cautious traders speculators rather than buy
ers or sellers Wheat at Chicago active and lower
showing decline for the day OF about 2c per bushe
Money ruled easy at i00 per cent
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS..
National Republican., 1881-11-04
N,,,,r,lpp m Grave IV,.,,.

Residents and sojourners in fever and aguc loca-
uons. who are wise enough to test by experience
the gonuinoness of the claims OF Hostetters Stom-
ach BittcB to public confidence, nullify grave
risk, which withouttho protecting aid Of this grand
fortlfying agent could not safely be encountered.
Both air and water are the vehicles for the dis
scminaton of the disease and irregularities Of the
yJa,nd ~, r, et" ra % ~ ~ ot y, ~ 20 INN y
specially favorable TO the contraction of maarial
fcvers are conditions which must undergo n rad
can be hoped for Quinine has no continuous
effect is n dangerous drug, and works incalcuablc
after mischief TO the system. The Bitters, on the
other hand is not only safe, but tho good effects
which It speedily produces do not "wear out" as
the medicine IL persisted In. II regulates and
tones the stomach liver, bowels, and Kidneys with
certainty and promptitude. MWF
National Republican., 1881-11-04
REAL ESTATE.
The OnIcInI Transfers as Recorded Yes
lerday.

The OnIcInI Transfers na Recorded Yea-
Mr. j. L. olmstead presents the following transac-
tons IN real estate In the District yesterday,
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
on forty-foot alley, between I. and M streets
north aud between and parallel 90 Second and Third
74s N. W. Fitzgerald 10 Charles Chrlstianl, $500.
On IL street south, between sixth ana Seventh
streets west sublos 81 ~ and 81 lig ieet ~ inches
-Four nd,a-half and Sixth streets west, subot rs
GAG by l27.3 feel reservation Di ON Maine avenue
south between Fourand-a,half and Sixth streets
west subiot 80 (i7i7 by 6i feet) reservation ID; on
-Four -and-a- hafatreet west between Maryland and
Maine avenues south, sublOls ~ and rs (5lsl feet by
between l. and NJ streets north, subiot n (l6i2 by
llO3 ieet), square ", and Defrees street. between
North Capitol and First street west sublot 6s d by
Is feet) square 62, Charles White ct al 10 Robert
White, e2oOOl
On Fourteenth street west corner OF street north
part OF lot % az by 100 feeD square 2 James A. Wal
on Twentieth street west, near corner OF N street
north sublots 10 and II go feet inches by depth)
square 00l, James Fraser, ir TO Christian Heurlol
on Eighth street west near corner Of street north
part OF sublOt ~ b feet IA Inches by W feet inches
s}GSse sI95 's Charles '" fe'''' 10 Emmy L. PETERSEN
on Fourth street west between d and E streets
north south half Of lot 2j feet 6's Inches by 9a feet
3a nches square b32 MARY FRANCES lioWard et al To
John w. Butterheld, $500 ,.
sublot q. feet by d7 feet 2nehes square 5i John
Purdy 10 John purdy, IT,, nominal,
ON First street weat between Is and streets north,
snhlOt q (22 feet b l0 feet nches( square 5Ii John
P9rdy ~ 70 NrsnS III, ih,opsSn n2d ,d st,eets north
sublot (22 feet by i67 ee nches) square 57i John
Turiy to Ellen Rebeeca Wallace, nominal,
sublot n O by iee square s1O Joseph N. Whitney
IN ELIZA Brown, 500
National Republican., 1881-11-04
GARIBALDI M,FOD.
His Experiences ON Trip 10 Yorktown
mt the Recent Celebration.

nt the htcceht teicpfuthOu-
Garibaldi McFod, of Philadelphia, says
he went down to the Yorktown Celebration to rep
resent the Irish nation. He wrote letter to his
friend, Judge William N. Bum, of Philadelphia
about the trip. The following is the closing por-
tion of his letter: "well till cut long story short
wore In such swuthers for fear would sleep
meself that hardly slept ony at all; bud wor
sub oud mS be wop on srTy 5ne be sader sa
room till give me, bud ss only got fddlcrs in
vitashin" so till spake, they wor all gone; bud no
wuth the six hundherd sogers, bud sea he
'Ye won't mind thrihe lex thon.' Well. we
got away, onyhow, and thin the thronbe
began, for the sogers wor rs full nv divtl-
mint rs they cud be, as there wor lashins
nv drink aboord; bud at night, phin we got out
hS y on boys m 5Sw m
grate dale nv very unpleasant buzness lukin' over
the side of the ship. an there wor. a crate mony
three that twur never knowed till give up onything
an in the beginnin' Joined iifl make game ay
comm acrass from the ould counthree In the Tus.
carora twunty odd years ago. BE damned, bud
hSe n the oTn as mp as as h
wor tough night. sure lcnough: Howanduver,
we got intil Yorktown airly the mkt mornin'. an
20 % asboor ' wSth the " Governor an IL the o rest
not, bud ay some iniarnaI sucker had.
cRur bnHzams an he'll resaSo % the thing Ing Iii hIpS go
ashoor In had bud an ould rud flannen unther-
shirt an us cudent disgrace thin gon, wuth it
till bora phite churt bud cudedt make IT, so /
nuyer put me fut on till the land at al guide or
bad, but TUX 1t out nv the liker. an got boilin'
dhrunk, an thons all I saw nv the Yorktown sele-
brashin bud l wull houd any mon for as much
as le lexis that this is the last wan wull attind
till. Yours, muserablee, GARIBALDI MCF0D.
p S.-Av there's uver an ould hat about the oils
wush ye wud send II down till the wharf till me,
phin the boat comes In, for wan ay the lads that
wor saysck used me new plug hat, an lisa sight
an av we get in jurin' daylight must lie by some
place till night be the way that I'll not be seen
goin home. @. MCF
National Republican., 1881-11-04
BY Associated Press,

NEW YoRK, Nov. 8-MoDey loaned down from
to per cent returned TO and closed ut per cent.
on call. Exchange steady at lsOs4 4lsos for long
and 4si6eIS44 for short sight. Governments were
moderately active, but unchanged. State bonds were
In light request but generally firm. Railroad bonds
were fairly active, but weak In the late dealings.
The stock market was unsettled at the opening but
soon became strong, Metropolitan Elevated selling up
6k and the general list A@Dh per cent Northwestern
common and preferred being most prominent In the
Improvement This was followed by decline OF Y
9lsS per cent, In which Pacific Mall and Metropo
tan Elevated were most conspicuous, amer which
prices Kan and then fell back 5tCIIl per cent
At the second board there WAS another rise OF 4eQ2S
per cent Metropolitan Elevated leading therein but
subsequently free selling movement was developed
which resulted In sharp decline in values, prices
selling oil Is6plR per cent the latter Metropolitan,
Manhattan declining 4, New York Ia, and Pacific
Mail as per cent, The depression In Pacific Mall
due TO report that the Union Pacific Railroad
Company had given notice of It's intention 10 dissolve
regard TO freight and passengeIs In the final sales
Manhattan Elevated recovered ia and Metropolitan
Elevated IA per cent, but the general market closed
heavy. indianapolis, bloomington ana Western rose
~ per cent and reAced per cent. CncinnAt san
dusky and Cleveland advanced per cent. The sales
aggregated 3i0,75 shares Including Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1900 Denver and RIO 0rande,
l5,iO0 Erie, 0l0OO Lake Shore, 1890 Michigan Cen
trail asDG Manhattan Elevated, 1900 Northwestern,
1885, Northern Pacific. 26 aOe Pacific Mall, 3iTOO;
ST. Paul, 1900 Texas Pacific, li,7Og Union Pacific,
1890; Wabash Pacific, 1900 Western Union, B6O0,
MetrOpultnn Elevated, la1O0
National Republican., 1881-11-04

IOIEI.

BULLEY.-on Thursday morning., November B.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 7ls Virginia
avenue southeast, on Friday, the lth instant, at
o'clock p. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend 1nterment In Baltimore, Md.
FOUNTAIN.-On the ist of November, 1881, at the
residence of her grandfather H L Carlton, esq, BIs
SIZE CARLTON, infant child of Robert =. and Clara d.
Fountain, aged q days.
LANGLEY.--On wednesday, November g 1881, in
the I'd year OF his age CHARLfss II. LANGLEY.
The funeral will take place from l22O First street
southeast Friday, November Mt o'clock. Friends
OF the family are invited TO attend.
Wednesday, November 2, 1881, Nj
CIIAEL MCNAMARA.
Rest in peace.
Ills funeral will take place from his late residence,
corner fifteenth and streets northeast, on Friday,
November T. at o'clock p. m. Ills friends are in
vited TO attend
PARKER.-On Wednesday, November ., 1881. MAR
aARET l.. PARKER, aged 4s years months and q
days
l2iS Fournnd ahalf street southwest, on Friday the
ith. at o'clock.
PRATHER.-on Thursday, November 3, at 1890
y. M, WILLIE w. PRArHER, In the 2Otli year of his
age.
Church, Sunday, November 0. Friends and relatives
are invited TO attend.
SELBY.-on Wednesday. November 2, 1881, at 2
o'clock p, M, aiter lingering illness OF consump-
tion, WILLIAM II. SELDy, aged ~ years.
Ills funeral will take place. from his late residence.
7l3 l. street southwest Friday afternoon November
L. at o'clock. Friends and relatives invited TO at
tend ~
National Republican., 1881-11-04
THE LAWYER,

who money gains through others woes:
who's paid ior telling what he knows2
Who for advice gets q,iid pro q,fosf
The lawyer.
Who, like @. Washington can't lie,
But always ready Is to try,
If he be paid exceeding hlghS
The lawyer
Who goes about with bag Of green,
with clients greener still, I ween7
Who groweth fat Ms they grow lean9
The lawyer.
--From Legal Lit'ics," by w. NJ BUdTts.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
Too IInAIy.

A citizen of San Jose last week entitled
that rural community toa headline in all the news
papers by mixing some laudanum in his wife's
soup He was lugged of to Jail by the entire ban
Jose police foTee-whOse name Is McIlaggerty-
and held over 10 await the result. on being sin-
formed that his wife had been pumped out and
retimbered, the partner Of her Jaws said he was
sorry-sorry he hadn't used arsenic. Thus we see
the error OF too hasty action.-Derrick Dodd.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
why IIIs Home was burned.

Collector Wade, of Savannah, Ca, trans
mits to Commissioned Raum the report of Deputy
Collector Taylor in regard to the burning of the
dwelling house of Mr.. H. u. Hail. in Goshen, Lin
coin County, Georgia, with Its contents including
500 In gold. Deputy Collector Taylor says; :" Mr..
Hall has very frequently given me information of
the location Of Illicit dislilleries ~ the county.
whoro he resided. IL became well known that
Hall was keeping me Informed in these matters,
and have frequently expressed 10 him my fears
that they would either XIII or burn him out He
invariably replied that he was not afraid Of them.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
MatriInouinI.

A Western judge was approached by
yerdant couple, who wanted to be married, The
would-be groom asked the price of tying the knot,
and was told II was 81. "Cant you take boes-
waxr' inquired the rustic. "Yes," said the squire.
The beeswax was brought in, and odnn being
"Waal," said the anxious groom, +" tic the knot,
md Ill fetch more wax next week" mo, sir;
don't trust that Is against the rules of this office"
Slowly the disappointed youth turned To 20 out
saying; Come Sal, let's 60" i" ] say, mister" an
swered Sal, with woman's wit, "cant you marry
us as far as the wax will go9 YES can and
Will" responded the squire, laughing and ho did.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
New Xorl. general Market.

New KOrk GenerHI NinrHot.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 3-Cotton hrmi sales, 4H bales
uplands, llSo; Orleans, lD6c consolidated net re-
cepts 35083 bales; exports to Great Britain, li2i0
bales 10 France, O0i bales TO the continent 45 bales
Flour-sOuthern active and weak common 10 iair
extra 90 OO6oO 0O good TO choice do, OOs co. Wheat
irregular aud unsettled, opening A9ic higher, aiter-
ward lost the advance and declined lG9lsc closing
National Republican., 1881-11-04
s,yeIIs.

"What would you do if you were I
and were your tenderly inquired a young swell
Of his lady friend, as he escorted her home from
throw away that vile cigarette, cut up my cane for
fire-wood, wear my watch chain underneath my
COAT and stay at home nights and pray for
hTalns."-HalUEeye
National Republican., 1881-11-04
A,o,n,ar,n ,sr,,, r,rI,c,.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. a-F1our dull and heavy.
Wheat lower sales OF 27s bushels ut q S59l 36 for
Fultz; 81 Di 10 for mixed; si 45 for Lancaster Corn
quiet and easy with light receipts sales at 65a7Oc for
new aud 73o7lc for old. Rye and oatsNono reported.
Country produce continues and wanted ut quo
fat
National Republican., 1881-11-04
HEALTH rs WEALTH.

DIR. f. O. WEsT's NERvEAND BRAIN TRkATMEST,
a specific for Hys,erin, Dizziness, Conyulsons Ner
vous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF memory
Spermatorrhma mpOtency, Involuntary Emissions
Premature Old Age caused by oyerexertlon, SELF
cay and death. one box win cure recent cases Each
box contains one months treatment. one dollar
bOx or sx boxes for Ave dollars. Sent by mail pre-
paid receipt of price We guarantee SIX boxes 70
cure any case With each ordAr received ny us for Six
boxes accompanied with five dollars, we VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO return the
money II the treatment does not effect cure GUAR
Antees issued by STO1er a. CROMWELL, 4SO Penn
syvania avenue, Washington p o., wholesale and
retail agents. Orders by mail will receive prompt nk
fention Ocl6-ly
National Republican., 1881-11-04
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE, ,ANDTHEoNLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
schedule 70 talke effect SUNDAY. May 2. 1881.

EH!r sc SEISStSSHTf AND ST. LOUIS
E}fGt GsFRfs P'Y sGd Way Stations
sii5aSsbg9rg ST Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way
ssE2H & H?Gti ia Tfy SES eiSHa 9SE AND
TPN FAEN HSp FesGf 92Y fSr * FST YoGs
meets i9r IItgerstown aud Mt Point of Rocks TOR
teoo-on sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
1000 BALTIMORE EX PRESS (stopsat nynttsylllo
College Bellsyy!lle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
notwithstanding, CHiGAao. CINCINNATI.
ia:iOIE"iliilmorc I1cott City Annapolis, aud Way
-1RA I5-RA1 A3TrTSiS 3nEy i2I RRGHismorc and way
tS;OO-B BALI ALTfMoRE, I n , PlIILADELPHIA, ANpNEw
$50 baltimore aud Way stations twlnehester, Fred.
fcE YXTFsTE AZ @SY Eh H%SN %N6 Au
REL EXPnESS uErederick, via Relay, stops At
tEi5-foInt Of HecEs. FrelcrIck, Iregerstown WIN.
chester. and Way stations ION Sunday to Point
.,,o Of Rocks and Way stations only ,,
"@ES &E%EEss s and and
oo5-Pont Of Rocks and Way Stations
-BALTIMoNE. HSATTsViLLE AND LAU.
ers-fIH4shGii%%i, flti' j CINCINNATI AND ST
~ r0N EXPRI1ss; sleeping ear @ New New York.
f"H SPfSIH slscqYg& ~ ' %Nb
REL EXPRSs sHps on RaWSn sSs Sy e S, ON
and Annapolis Junction.
G, tDniy. 'sundays only. Other trans uHly eScop'
All Trains from Washington stop nt i,elny station
For further iniormn!lon apply ~ me Bn,ll2re S ama
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth street,
and received ut any point In the city.
NTInaJNIA MInIAND HALFWAY.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
lnIllmore NlOclr HOnr,I,

LONDON Nov. 3.-Unlted States bonds as, 1i6ls.
Atlantic and Great Western hrsts 81 Illinois Central
1861: Reading, 351s; New York. Ontario and West
National Republican., 1881-11-04
Money Market.

sUB-rREAsuHY HAI.ASCIs5.
)on .. 81, ,2U7 5f2 90 Currency ~... si072 ss2 OO
National Republican., 1881-11-04
IRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
70 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST


On and nner Thursday, september i5 1851,
TRAINS LEAVE II. d p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
.iO a. m.--NEw ORLEANS FAST MAI. daily
Direct connection for South ana southwest pa'ly'
except Sunday, to points on Y. u u u Is -.
PULLMAN SLEEPING LARS On l0 o. M; uah
hom washington 10 Ne ORGANS wthont cnnns1ii Nv, .i
| I0:i5 p, m-SOU rHERN ENPRl'SS, daily LOT III
points South via Dhnville ana west VIA " "
| pull. MAN SLEEPING CARS on iGl5 p. M train
from Washington 10 Augusta, Ga. without
change. -..-. .. 1900. -, , So -- -, ,,
ton to DnnNlllt -
train daily, except Sunday. For warrenton. flo
a.. IN. train daily. 80,
For tickets and Information call at Virginia Mid
land Office, COL Pennsylvania ayenue
N. hIACDANIEf, Agent
NJ SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent yisu
National Republican., 1881-11-04
Eoot SurgerV-

DR. WHITE, ChrOpodist OF fifteen years profess
siOnAl experience throughout the United states and
Canada and twenty consecutive years OF practice In
Washington, d. q. successfully treats Corns Bun
Ions Chilblans, Diseased Nails, and other complaints
of tile feet His chropodial establishment, No. lilG
Pennsylvanih avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel y
patronlzed by the elite OF the world. Olce fee, 81
National Republican., 1881-11-04
EsTABLIsHED 1889
JOHN McDERMOTT g. BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
(SteAm used), $40 Pennsylvania avenue near Third
street west. Washington, ID, q. Carriages ana Hhr-
1srria,ea rannIred fel.tf
National Republican., 1881-11-04
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. a-Vrglnia os, deferred 90 do
consolidated 500; do past due coupons, 9Ds; new
lO-l0s, SO bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
COKE!
COKE
IlOKEl
FALL IMPORTATION.

HATS
Fine Millinery Goods, Lace, Headed hmbrolderies,
Gloves DTpss Trimmings and Buttons best French
Corsets Suits Wrappers Cloaks lthe best assorted
stock ever imported) and many rich ana. exclusive
NJ WILLIAM,
7Cite Treyise Paris 00 PennR, avenue.
TNyERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
III AT ltEASONABLE RATES,
AT THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
National Republican., 1881-11-04

~ IANIDtlUE, a. NJ, graduate OF SArhOnnc. inriS,
teaches Mathematics, Natural sciences, Modern and
classical Languages. French and spanish specially.
Translations done. Oi5 street northwest notlmt
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE CORNER
- Ninth and u streets northwest, occupies its new
and attractive hall In tho handsome cdincc known
throughout the United States MS LINCOLN HALL
and Gentlemen. Sons aud daughters educated for
real life. students received throughout the year. A
pamphlet containing an eloquent address 10 the stu-
dents on " Elements OF Success" by James a. Gar
field; also null Information concerning the College
will be sent free upon application by mall, may be
obtained at the College office. HENRY O. SPENCER,
Principal. MRS SARA A, SPENCER, Vice PTin-
cpal. oc2S
rINHE SCHOOL OF FMUSIC.-ESrA BLIsHED 1877
IL 7O1 Eighth street northwest.
Piano, Organ Voice, Violin, &c. Church organ for
practice. au3i-H
yXTASHINGToN TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
w NURSES.-FOURrH ANNUAL SESSION. =
The regular of Lectures Will be delivered MON
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 1880 o'clock, at
Lehman Building, 1i2i New York avenue northwest,
beginning FRIDAY, NOvembprl. I. For further infOr-
nation apply to Mrs. JANE IIITZ, cor. Pennsylvania
avenue and sixth street southeast; Mrs. g. a. NJ.
CANF1ELD, Bureau Of Education corner Eighth
b. w. PRENTIss, NJ. d., Dean,
no2-MWF-3w 12ai Ninth street northwest
YJNHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
l. SCHOOL begins Its fourteenth year on the 18th OF
September in DR. sunderland Church, north session
room. See circulars at bookstores for the opinions OF
some OF our well.known citizens with regard to Its
merits. For an interview with the principal or other
Information address Lock-box 53S. -
au25-im J. w. HUNT, Principal.
, 1881-12-14

Address hy Prcsldcnt nros.-Rrpt. Dct-
, n.a1.' Paper on Diseases Of steas and
Cattle.
4 regular 1nqet,ns Of the cbtcaBo Acaaamy Of
Soiqncca was hold last evonlnx ut tha academy,
No, s03 Wabash ayonuo, rfes,dcnt nsoaa In ,ha
chair and Ar, lliggnsoA acting ~ Secretary
pru tetp,
; DR., Tarllou II. naan, Of the Ua.tod ssates Fish
Commission, waa o!epted corresponding meul'
ber OF the Academy.
pges,luut ugqss iheu delivered au address To-
ysowt,lR the financial condition Of the AoAdemy,
US full0Wa;
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avalA q UYF S1co!!0nt lsesasnt trof r. ~ u: H4o.
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