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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-14
AsHBURNHAN, Mass. Jan. IA, 1850.

| have been very sick over two years.
They all gave me up as past cure. l
tried the most skilled physicians, but they
did not reach the worst part. The lungs
and heart would fill up and distress me,
and my throat was very bad. 1 told my
children ] never should die in peace until
| had tried Hop Bitters. ] have taken
two bottles. They have helped me very
much indeed. I am now we'll. There
was a lot of sick folks here who have
seen how they helped me, and they used
them and are cured, and feel as thankful
as | do that there is so valuable medi-
cine made. Mrs. JULIA CUSHING.
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Kidney-Wort moves the bowels regu-
larly, cleanses the blood, and radically
cures kidney disease, gravel, piles, bilious
headache, and pains which are caused by
disordered liver and kidneys. Thousands
have been cured-why should you not
try i2 Your druggist will tell you that
1t is one Of the most successful medicines
ever known. 1t is sold in both Liquid
and Dry form, and its action is positive
and sure in either.-Dalas Iexas Herald.
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Enough powder and shot have been
sold within the past week to supply
small army. The rabbits are the
principal sufferers, and when the
hunters can't shoot them, they tear
down the farmers fences
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Governor Ludlow, in accordance
with the proclamation Of the Presi-
dent, has designated Thursday, the
9th day Of November, as a day Of
thanksgiving and praise throughout
the State.
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GoIUMRUS 49,

COLUMBUS
Nathan Aaronson, an old and re-
spected citizen of this town was Sc
verely bruised about the head and
shoulders on Wednesday BY being
thrown from his wagon by an unman-
sgeable horse.
Thursday e. B. Hancock sold his
farm near town containing 102 acres
to Edward r. Wilson of Springfield,
for S102.50 per acre. At the sale of
personal property, horses from SlO3
to s126; cows from SIS to S45; hay
$25 ton; corn, 80c. bushel.
While loading gun on Wednesday
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10 b.
VIM. r. Lippincott Of Fellowship
accompanied by Enoch Evans Of Gin
naminson, started on Monday of last
week for an extended tour Of the
West They expect to visit Chicago,
ST. Louis, aud other cities and the
prairies.
Thos. G. Davis now of st. Louis
Mo, formerly resident Of Moores-
. tow, is now in town on a visit, to his
relatives. He expects to take num-
Der Of skilled machinists back with
hin to the large machine shops in St.
Louis, where he now occupies the re-
spoDsible position of foreman.
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Harry Zelley had his right arm Sc
verely scorched and somewhat lacera-
ted by the accidental discharge of the
gun. DR.. R. 81. Page dressed the
wound.
Caleb s. Ridgway is one of the
most enterprising farmers of Mansfield
township. He has recently had erec-
ted on his Crescent farm Slower
windmill and large tobacco house
which is now filed with an excellent
crop Of tobacco.
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Oats are extra heavy this year, and
farmers will do well to remember
that they are only required to deliver
80 lbs. for q bushel. When the crop
is light, in weight, they do not receive
SO much benefit.
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The Jury in the Riverside riot
case on trial last week returned with
verdict of acquittal. They retired
about 8 o'clock on Friday afternoon
and remained out all night.
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Should the weather prove favorable
Frank o. Herbert will slaughter one
of JOB Butterworth's prize oxen for
Saturdays marketing. Some fine
meat viii be exposed for sale.
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DIED..

November 1st at Burlington, Margaret,
daughter Of Daniel Ryan, aged % years.
November 4th, at Fort Wayne, Ind,
Kate, wife of Ezra Adams, formerly Of
Bordentown, aged 81 years.
November 7th, at Easton, N. J., Mary
w. Darnell, aged 20 years.
November 9th, near Mount Ephraim,
Emma s., wife Of Elwood !. Haines, aged
% years.
November 9TH, at Mount Laurel Chalk
ley Stokes, in the SD year Of his age.
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THE SEMI WEEKLY NEWS
MONDAY. NOVEMBER "A. 1881.

aThe Semi Weekly Neps" has
larg,r circulation IN Burlington county
than any paper published outside Of
Mount Holly.
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MARRIED..

October 29th, at Crosswicks, by Rev.
Horace Talbert, William H. Crippen of
BordentoWn and Marie E. Mount of Cross
wicks.
November 10th, in Mount Holly, by
Rev. ]. s. Heisler, Joseph Huff and
Ophelia w. Bower, all Of Mount Holly.
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Some time last spring, suit was
brought in the Supreme court for
$4,000 damages by Isaac s. Jen-
nings, Isaac P. Peckworth and Charles
L. Nichols, plaintiffs, against the firm
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"The shore and its people," very
interesting article from our cores
ponisnt in that section, will be found
ON eur art page.
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VINoENTowN.
Election day passed of quietly with
the exception Of one or two drunken
brawls in the afternoon. Where the
whiskey came from is question in
volved. Probably it was hard cider
or root beer.
Mr.. Howell may now Con over the
majorities as they come in and feel
thankful.
Rev. e. G. Romine is conducting
successfully, series Of meetings in
the Baptist church. To induce the
children to search the Scriptures he
has given cut set Of Bible questions
offering a copy of the revised New
Testament to each one who answers
them. The prospects are that quite q
number will win the prizes.
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Thanksgiving Thursday week.
Did the ticket you voted win?

Indian summer is predicted for
this week.
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ROB'T B. GARTER,
EDITOR

BURLINGTON.
, 1881-03-03

\ ntlEAT EScrltsEnS.
NEW YnlK, MarcI. 1.-'rlle baltimore Il
Ohio a,u Pennsylvania 1Ioads are crowded
with trains bear!us pcoptc to Washington 10
wtllnss the Inauguration ceremonies. Tl'c
T.mea to-morrow morning Mt 3:2' will say:
"lIailroa.t accommodation between this city
md Washington fur persons nlIxions io Wit
ness the Inaugural ceremonies Is mich he
yn,t,l anything Of the Kind known since the
Rebellion. ycstertiuy II was necessary to
SEMI ont special trails, md NIL the iloating
equipments of the roatl a,d branches were
lna,tc ready fur service. To-day It may be
required to levy upon the A[!land an'l othcr
roa,|s not competing In The Southern hnsi-
1.ess for extra coacl,cs. The l1nttted EXPRESS
yesterday ran ont in tl,rce scctin1ls. having
iEftern lH.lacc-cuts and two bag5nEc-cars III
tho Centennial year travel
At Nj T1ME MADE: THIS DEMAND.
Regular trains through 10 Washington were
twrc their regutnr s!ze, anil NIL were crow'!.
u.l. In sUlIse Instances 1t bcfhg found Ntces-
sAry tn inclrnse accommodations by tliG list
nf f,l,llI,.stOuls. 'ru-dny The rush Is exWctui
to le. much !arger Travel Is st, farcai!tinrt!
chiefly TO c!tlze,ls If New, fork. 'flle pro-
,nrtfnn If men to women buying t!ckets Il!
Washington, IL ahnut ilyH to ul,c in fayur, Of
the ,ueli. 'rhe mihtia of New York and other
States lcave to-day fur Washington.
, 1881-03-03

AN ADVANCE IN THE WAVES or WOl!KINt


MEN PREDICTED.
Special Dispaseh ts Tht Chicago Tribune,
NEw YonK, Mnrcll2.-DuildcrB In this city
aru looking forward to busy season ns
soun as spring opens. 1t Is the general
opinion amu,,R carpenters. ,nasons, j0Incrs,
painters, md plnsterers TINT this years. buss~
ness will be very large, ant TINT there will bc
MI advance III wnges. 4 Nlcnlbcr Of the
Mechanics L. Traders Exchange said to-day:
"Ihere undoubtedly will be al advance
In wages this spring. Tho wagcs Of snn7ons
wcre advanced to 81 4 day lust spring, and
they llnye hecn receiving this sum all through
thu winter, but next spring they will n'l-
doubtcdly be paid ut tllo rate Of S3.W tlny.
tlD not look for my strike, for
EMPLOYERS Will. lsE wIr.L1SH TO GIVE
llts priro. There Will bo plenty of work for
all to do. THO reviyai In building wlll brIMg
great good to all clusscs. Down town there
arc 1nnny improvements spoken Of, but tho
greatest Increase III business Will bo up
town. On tho cast side, especially, .great
mntly pr0pertS-0whers Ar0 putting ~ h!llltl-
lnKs gu speculation, anu great lnttly more
buildings OF tlIis cll.ss aro protected. think
that work lii all branches Of tho building
trada
WILL. 1sEcElvE 1Nc1sEAsi:D WAnEs
this ycar. It was further rusi'Askcd TINT
wages for atl classes Of Hurkmcn would
b0 advanced fyoM! 10 t0 II per cent
per dny above tho wages paiA last
ycar, md that mast at the, contraetS
HON. undo were inailo upon t'Ils haas," All
agrce ~ saying that tu nt!ln6Sr q houses houses
tllaM In any SEASON during the last eight
yeNrH,
, 1881-03-03
lhlH!,,.+ E!stkf1s iiol. ~
Outside Nov York. .......$ 2i0,'Hh.6H
IT IA tNroSSlnI,E IN JUDGE


Outside Now York. .+.....$ 2i0,'H'.a4
IT 1s IMPOSSIBLE IN JUDGE F."
hov large Il part Of tho exchanges ut New
York last work were duo to the operations III
stocks, because the most important feature
hero was the vlo1cnt disturbance Of lOnns Of
Ill Kinds. While tho banks were calling In
loans amounting to n,nnymflll0ns every dny,
md money IL Il large amount was borrowed
dally from private lenders, tho volume Of
these transactions h0ru no tnconsitlernble
prupor,Inn to the cost Of oil tho stocks sold.
lei Il IS Impossible to estimate what prollnr-
tim Of loans thus shifted or cnllen was due
10 other operations than In securities. On
The usual basis nf 3,037.aIH shares hav-
lng benn sold during tile week
ending Thursday, and Mt an aver
age prfce certainly / below $75 per
share, the a,nDunt uf exchanges not due TO
such transactions would baestlmatcst at SsG},-
2as7,4i8 for tho week ending Saturday last,
but It was probably somewhat less, because
Tue sliftlMg Of loans was entirely tItspropor-
toned 10 tic sales effected. There Is
NJ s1uN OF rSs0USDSEss
III business IN my part Of tlle country. Even
III California the vollllc ut business Is in
cseaslnE without a revival Ut the speculation
which formerly nlnde Tho exchanges At San
Francisco 80 large. At tho principal cplltres
Of tho wholesale trade the remarkable IN
creasu In the amount nf payments 's more
encouraging. because III hardly any branch
Of merchandise have recent speculative deal
lngs been unusually lHEgc.
, 1881-03-03
TWO ACTRESSES.


4 fluratton nu fo f3,O 5VIorenbn1IfK 0f
=" .,.o 1'.,,
the tasn. ...
MIS-. Fannlo Fuller, al4ns stanton, mn actress
CONNECTED, with so1ne dizzy Unclu 1'un,'s EAh!n
.tnw. VIVA nrrrstrh .urIr yrstcrt,uy ururni,,. ut
s"o"' ""o .,', st1, ,. H.,
her room at lilrkes iaotel' MI aa'so'' s'Fea', ~
objective Elliott, WIN "as given u warFat!t 10
~, n.,,n,,,ns,r or nctrnss ~ II .,,IYcr.
n"t n' tr,snm stt,,,nnr NJ lie suu... hntrl.
H. H. s,"r.ts :. ,nri,v 1t lhar' wIi, In rosiJ.
1te - ,hts ','It,i ,,.t ~ ot,nt,s Mts rhntn,s.
nsta, ~, Iius' ~, III, mr.. .,n n,ssir iii t1rr
nny,x mi st"nii nmm.,s,tirhsi. c,,ntnIilnv fG0
~ H...si Tx h VAN s"p ~ sM,,,.r amI KEEN
sn enMsenst;t.y ep" yfi,, M ~ ,n,.ipp III ~" sHIv
;hs'h, ~ "hc, NH .sk,i h"r i,,,sb,m -, -,
, 1881-03-03

TRAVELS or \ MAN All. 1t1.o1lEN Dur Writ
THE DISEASE.
NEW Y0t!K, March, IA lnn with his
fac1 covered with rcd bIotciles walked 1ntn
polien headquarters to-,tny, through tho
Mulbcrry-strcet entrance. ntnl, nftcr tnlslng
long tuok nrouIttl mid n pecp into the S,tpcr-
intelltlent's oilcc, stro1ra ieIsurcty Up n long
flight Of stairs Into the chief Clerks Office
l}o apparently lid nut filnl tlleru wtIat l'o
sought, anf, walking over the bridge to TITO
Ircnst1rer'a room, pressed through crowd
If Police, Captains whiting for t1!eir CHEEKS.
Tho rom, WIS full, allA lrhud to push hts way
with difficulty tn tho .'nor. Nh otln WIN saw
tho stranger knew or inquired Ills business,
atld lie tult 1t to no one. Where next hc
wcl,t Is not k,lnwn, hit, twenty minutes
resting himself III, tl!o clerks ronln IT tf'e
Health Department Mt tic Atntt HtrtGt side Of
tho building. 1lo was mot disturbed tl,eru
either, nt, nttrr lung rest, stnftetl 1of tl!e
bureau Ut Vital Statistics, tll'-stalrs. lie
Scl,nol for Instruction where live policemen
Wern
rnAcrIcISa nrf1c1Ar. c1A'EstllSG
Wien nil o'lcer demanded hts business,
' want to DO tended to-" waa the brlcf
"What Is tho matter with yonw'
you scng''
There was wild rusl,. md tho tloor Of tho
schpol.roonl wil4 slammed il, tho strnngrr's
face. Il man WIN calle along. DIRECTED the
stranger to thu Sanitary SUPPLEMENTARY Of
ticc, where he aEli, stnoL around ltstlcs!y
for several minutes before llg nntlnuncetl h!s
errant. when he wns sent with MI possible
SPEED Y tho Klversltls lI9snl.al ll,S facee
smallpox III its most infectious stnge. The
11an. wig gayo ;', Tho namo Of William Il;
songtt relief Ut the Chamhers Strert ltnspl-
tal, and tllat tho doctors Ind tllectcd him to
tile Health Duarsl. llo rode. up III, a
horsc-car that WAS well flied with
passengers, to every ono of wlan. he Ilay
llaya communicated tre cnlltHgton, hcslstea
leaving It on tie seat where he sat, for the
lctciit If ttlOs1 wll0 came nftGr. The Health
Officers complain that tllls Is tllo second or
third tlme tlio Chnmbers Street Hospital pco-
| plt have sctet! n,lwEsGly. WllGn the assem-.
bled Captnins learned from tho messenger
| which they had hccn exposed, there was 4
| sudden stampede frnn tho Treasurer's roon
| AMI n wild rush tn tho Vaccination Durctt,
Instructions III thescloo!-ruoM were suspend
| cd for tllG day.
, 1881-03-03

u'clnck tiis morning, with S9' iHi'cs 10 Ills
credit.
Two u*elork-SuilEyan, 99.,!.: Pahc11ot. ~;
Krohnr, 2Gl; Cumpana, VI; Currat', w;
I.acn,lsr, s,!.
1'uucl,nt finished 100 miles Mt + ~ !. III, Sui
llya,, ut I :,l, utpt Krol,tie at fo:ls
1'anclot retired at II :r fnr rest. Sullivan
tnllowett his cya,np,e Twenty minutes liter,
The on!y ol,r tlleli IN tho tra:k wns Can;.
pal,,s, WIN went ntT live minutes after .''ld-
mlKhl leaving tho truck drsertc'l, when lie
finished Ills ,1UtI mile, y
Mrpyrnr1r attnltE.
rar,cl,ot, nj miles: Sullivan, 3l7: .Krol,nr,
:Eg; Currn.., ~; Camapa1,a, .G9; l'''eo,tse,
UI
, 1881-03-03

8ptetel Dtspasth to The Chicago Tribune.
GA1EsHrna. H., Mnrch 1.-The trlai Of Paddy
Oucrtn, tho bunk robber, Is set for ru-sl,tIrtw.
The defense ilnve trlta1 In win to get c0niln-
uancc. Tho Indications arc that tho trial will bn
lonrthy. md will drAw uearly Rs lnrgc MI ut
tendance as tho celebrated Hand mlsrt1tr cnaes.
The peopte have their case fl excellent cnndl-
ton. unyts. nuc Of GnrrLn'a rnls. IL here. md
In I'LL probability will turn StAtu's evidence. lin
Carrnl. tie lcn,er of the gang. fB n1w In pris,'l
IN Canada, leaving tho entire burden IN GHcrin.
lie rill bn dEicntrt by Judge DMiglAsR.
Mitchell and several other 1anycra frofn ChlchgtG
nte here, but IL ts not knst,vp what part They Will
lake. stat0s- Attorney TlunlcH will 10 ably
assisted,
, 1881-03-03


NEw. YoIlK, Aiascl, 2.-Wtntoser Interest
WIS felt III the walkinE-nIateli ut the outset
Is hourly decreasing. This morning tho at
tendance Is very slim. Thera Ii a growing
feeling that the dropping nut nf tho lcadinx
contestants was dub mainly to tho fact tflnt
the gate-lnonvy. and, consequently, tfle prof
lts, both to walkers and managers, were Ike
ly to bo small.
Thu scare ut 10 this forenoon was rs full
lows: 'I'anchut, 2a7; rSugllvan, oSs; kro1lne,
3a7; Curran, ri; Calnpana, ut; 1.acolsse,
2la llnrt and Hughes, 1t ts said, will To
brought forward at ITO distant date In March.
With Rowell a,d others, II possible, vi tho
lust Chance Tar exciting the public Interest
anl milking exhibitions pay.
Howard retired from tho race about
, 1881-03-03
ITEMS,

yrw YAM: stor. Am rtInrt fs making
H., ,,a 1,rn't"a: Sr.,,a,,oa to inv. olcr,nnr.
.,.f', -, ,,t'.;.'.,,,...., fro,, i,,i,or NJ lin
f..a,'' 'i."s 1nI,a,.ar .torr,tt so,s Inv.
e"s'"a,.l!onsc. eoiee'o. 's, y. S,,, ".ss, ~
escr. iliat ~ the lh"s hfo nt pIeleft c"1s.
structct( TIT necessary examinations ca,l1lot
bc ,nadQ. Int nc intinlntes that at order
fr,n, tha cu,rot.r, ~ ttt TREASURY might
is"M M .,.o oe.asy ,r, -. me,,n,.1'r .,,,i,a t,o
sellle ll'o n'sltet, 4no .u''ss ~ -. smo
prcspnt,a favorable time 10 move III tne mt
ter, nlltl SliEEnsts the propTiGtF VI ~ utleita
1neht 10 tue III! now pehi!ll>E relhtlsH 10 !Eo
uuull ltlut!uu ~ uh!t? mtu".S, pin, i1,Is, tr'oi
MI ~ .''''''''''''''''' ~ 1'Spss'e'' ~ '>'
"'''' r,,,, ,ve .rur,,..
,r,,. H.. t."a,' "'s,,, oto,- ,r,,
LIZ Wsqt'iSt .'.S 1eGm toru. G'I"', Y = = t""i y,
hcasunt ~ ahS' tt!einauslle,ss rs III " III "'' ~
acsfees' U H. H., @'' HOUR ~
4 BAS1, OF tf10lfWAfMES.
4 band Ut young robbers WIS captured TO-
ttny, The oldest Is 10, tic y0ulgest :. Tho
hoys balNictl together for the purpose Of rob.
hng children Eollty to md from school. AMI
l,u,l mutle n number Of successful assaults,
t[yjtltn. the pluutlcr, consisting OF 9la.es,
books, iackkltyes, and ntttl pennies.
THE Wrt1-rAKEtk CASE,
In the Whitaker ease the letter of warning
and other COMMUNICATIONS were admitted, b,lt
t.s specimens OF llatidwr!!ltlS only; ,lNe 'et-
fSrs we're lltre Klvel! r. li!lam r.. ineuil. nt
is, nHpett' wMo W. uS'anG ~ XIV ttn ~,
, 1881-03-03

tho SMl,-lrcasury Inns tnken In to-day fDr
withdrawal Ut bMhk-uote rlrcuIathn, Is
Ei:l,thD. Many rstnnrs nr! rurrci1t to tile cf-
held l,rru Il, lb turned tnto the Treasury for
the nec01,nt 0f unt~0f-tnwn banks II wur,l
cp.ucs tisat tho IteflIMtling bill fIas ltec,
passed. by Congress. We hate betn unnbie
10 nscer!aln wlint the foundation fur these
, 1881-03-03

Special U1fpdfth n 7hf EhltHoa 1T1bffHf.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, March !.--l.Dlmrtsnn Conn-
IT,, IN which the hurrible murder ri i.arrr,!c wins
cutn,nlttcd, and whero tho iynehiug OF IIs MIR
dercra WIS dune. was last night tho Hccne uf
anotEcr crime. ~ n late hour unknown PCT.
SONS went to rho ho1,se OF Dennis fiaInts lco1:
nrpt!l. NJ, the fRr Of " F. Patterson. md cal'H
him 10 the tlOor. AZ stHl!l rs Ghtf1es made hts
appenrn.,can yoiicy or shots wls tired ut him.
causing bis tcnth. It is understand TINT GHfnea
leave tho county. fIo tefs, md nftcr residing
for n time In Kentucky came buck thus ar0A-
Ing tha ire Ut thosu who hnd ordered hl, to re-
main Rway
, 1881-03-03
LESS ACTIVE.

apeeta1 ooDasen s 10 iae Ineon ~ .'.a a0'n s.'s,-
NE" aoRk' Nlalnn IN tao .oaock nS'
chanee the speeuat1on was "'as'i @ rss ts ac,lro v
y ,nroo ttccrcosa In tho whine or husfnrss'
.'t su ~ .ee.'tnu f ;s,nuo"s ~ @ tlo ~ t,uot'atns
h@eeps o ~ " ~" Itt .Sues' eo 1I,;.a nmi
there WIS 81, entire absence Of excitement III
tho dealings. The market oueued Irregular,
sn,,a si,nrea a,,o,vlnv n sttr,,t n,lvnnce htt
ao''., o..'.t 49,, n.y. ,''s" ~ a.,
Tue majority OF ING list "as lo"es. III lne
enrly hours n decline ranging e 10 j WIS
recorded In the general list, tho latter iii
Nashville & Chattanooga, Hannibal Il
st. ,Joscph common, and Northwestern.
,vht,1, IfaunIhol H. st. .I,scnl, nrefcrrcd
so,' " .3orm1i% s, INA ,nrrcs.1on ' II tho 11nns
due to the accident on tho road. During the
Afternoon the speculation was characterized
uI hv n a,,Iet tone, tbo omy notable changes ,c-
curing being In Nashville s. Chattanooga.
rel otl w. In tilo lato de'1'ings q recovery
Of \ to sN took place: Which was most
Mountain, u Northwestern a''a Delaware 4
At TIE CLOSE
there was parsiai REACTION .i, @ Of 3S@!@ M tue the
latter arl r. 'ss adrps 1 ps e esy sx afS' nn
mns tai5 .@ns 'm,vs a.ni ."a I ',I,ro ~ ~ '.arv
inc !a1e aeaa'ass eapl"' "'ts "'lcico III 'cls
low rates OF Interest. During tho morning
call loans OIL pledge Of STOCK collatefal were
effected At commissions OF 1-sGG1l-l0 OF per
| rent Fl, addition IN !cgnl interest. Lntcr In
ti,o 1,n,, !, ,,or rc,t ,xns nrc,ted an,I tnwar,,
t, o a aa, ~, s,,o ra,os ston,,y c,;msd mil
te close tne snIes s1e'y ~ ,,,,1' ueS'Ie "e,
the market closeu. trlu,o l0a,,s ruled ut
4 ,er cent for thirty tlays. III tho discount
s,,ot ~ ~, ,r,,,,o ,..ronntilo n,ror so,d NJ
n!hlket p1'1lo 'nofe"i'l''o p'pc' oo'u Nv
5;4Ged per cent. -.-..-.. ....-..-.--
| TIE STERLING EXCHANGE MARKET
wos unchanged rs to tho nominal asking
ountatio,,s whfch ren,nin nj isD for 10 t]nyH.
a1tl 4S''5 Tor demand pht OIL tteo olierli!es
Of bills By, German bankers The market bg.
calne weak md de!nOrnllxetl. ana very low
rates were accepted I'LL ,actun! transactions.
the alneert@1ttlty }egarfg le fata nf tllo h
u, thU nlarket, which closed wcuk nlld utl-
settled. .............
ltAlf.ltoAD AtOKTtAuEs
,,.o., T., F,i. Ia.,,n,l t+ +}., nr1, ~ .,tnp r.
, 1881-03-03

EEpAL1A. Mo-, March "A negro nnmcd Bur
nett was shot and killed by City Marshal Xe!hart
at Lnmontc. ten miles west OF herc. lust night.
Burnett went hon1n drunk, heat bis mistress,
aud droyo her from tue house. Sho took refuge
at Il tleIXhtlnr'A tlantcd ChA!fcy. burnett 1.,l-
lowed her Wit ciuDAnl wis met l,y ChntfE",whn
fortAtle him to cnter llls htntse. .tt this june.
commanded burnett tt surrender. He refused
to fu arrested and advanced On Zo!hhrt with htR
cliif,. The MnrshAl nRatu ordered hlsu Ia attr-
sentler, hut tho neKrn stIat atsMncrd In n fnena-
cling manner. when Xelhart aelnt lin. 4 Coroner
Jury Justified tho act of tho MnrshAs.
, 1881-03-03

KILLED. IN 4 uNUSKES nnAWL.
Ilrrsnrllu. Pa., March "a spccinl from
Millerstown, 1,utter County. ra., snys Chnrses
Egan was murdered last night BY william
White In drunken brnwl. Tho difficulty Krcw
nut Ut qunrrel:Nf twn years stumbling.
t:gan struck White. when tho Inter drew Il knife
aid stAbtr him twice In tho abdomen ilflt OfIeu
in tho thl1h. causing death Eu Heyon minutes.
Whi,e su,xht safety In Hight, and hns not yet
been npprchenhel.