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investing his money in q
siIgIltIy Warm.

The ethermometerwas still above ninety,
when he came in and taking her hand tenderly
said; 81 love you even more dearly than told
you did last night You were silent them have
you anything to say TO me now 7' "Oh, yes she
responded, with girllsh lmpulsiyeness, lets
go sit by the refrigerator Brooklyn Eagle.
National Republican., 1881-07-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
stock nud bond Quotntions-Bn
nnh Nn,r Nnrl. nrnllI,rn nInrL.cia.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with opening
highest lowest and closing quotations, furnished
by the clearinghouse Of H. ID. Cooke, IT,, & Co.. 1929
II etrept Washington d. C..
National Republican., 1881-07-20
QueenstOwn Cattle Market.
Fs..a.st.- -. IA - IT,.

TVUOINTIOIIH UN W. . TTVsV'I
WARRINGTON, July 10.-Cattle-Only i3j mp, and
they met brisk market; steers sold at i@5ic, with
extra ones at &c; bulls and ft cows S63.c supply not
equal to demand especially of best grade oi cNttc.
Sheep aud lambs-fOO sold ut 3gI'sc for old sheep,
and 5S6DGSc for lambs. Mich cows sold at 5000 %
National Republican., 1881-07-20
IIIiea for Rhsme.

A young lady bearing the aristoc ratio
cognomen Of Jardne recently deserted her lover
because in an impassiOned sonnet he made her
name thyme with saTdlne.'-F
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Georgia Gs

LONDON, July lO,-Bar silver, 5l1E. Consols- l0ilS
for money! i0l $40 for the account. New York Cen.
Ial l4i}i Illinois Central, lllis Pennsylvania Cen.
tral 6GA; New FORK, Ontario and Western az, Nil.
wRukee ana 81. Paul common, no.
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TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
on AND AFTER SUNDAY, JuNE L? 1881,
TRAINS LEAVE II. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS;

Ti0 n. M, daily-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for south and Southwest, Daily
except sunday, to local points on g. Il .. u. r.
PULLMAN SLEEPIN0 CARS are run from Wash.
ingtOn to New orleans without change OF cars
ii;0i n, m.-WHITE SULPHUR LIMITED EN-.
PRESS daily, except sunday TO Eauquer and
White sulphur Springs. pARl,OR CAR, wash
ington TO white sulphur Springs,
1918 y. m,-NlRGlNIA SPRINGS EXPIRES, daily,
for all points South via Danvllle, and West wa
g. ~ o. IL. H.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily nom Washing
ton to White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton to Augusta. ua., without change.
Passengers for Manassas DIVISION Will take 1lO a. IN,
train daily, except sunday. For WarIenton I;lO
u. IN. daily, aud liOj daily, except Sunday. -
For tickets and information call at Virginia Mid
N. MACDANIEL, Agent.
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Touching.

The following touching tombstone in
Scription appeared in a recent number OF the
Chicago Netgs!
Here Lies
Little Tommy Jones,
Aged seven years and three mouths
HhC bad bought his little sister een cents Wcrth OF
candy instead
OF
investing his money Ina
Toy Pistol,
Me would be playing mumblelypeg IN the back yard
with Johnny Fizglbbons
to-day.
Wo hope TO meet him where there are no Fireworks.
National Republican., 1881-07-20
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD

NNLW bIVVlNU VNVNTT
between
PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,
is now running fast trains OF elegant Passenger
Coaches and Parlor Cars n WHICH the CIIARG
FOR SEAT HAS BEEN REDUCED TO % CENTS).
Through without stop in 20 minutes.
Passengcrs from Washington VIII take the through
trains of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad or Bal
timorc and Ohio railroad to Philadelphia, and arrive
at Pennsylvania Railroad Station, Thirty-sccOnd and
Market streets, or ut tho philadelphia, wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad station, at Broad and Wash.
ington avenue, where Union Transfer coaches
street cars connect direct 70 station Of the West Jcr-
scy Railroad, at FOOT OF MARK Er STREET..
For through tickets baggage checks, and full lnor
nation, apply rs follows: Northeast corner Thir
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenues station Bal
timore and Potomac Railroad corner Sixth and Il
streets; Gl0 Pennsylvania avenue 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue, station Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager my23-2m
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rBy Associated Press, /

NEW YORK, July l0.-The exports or domestic pro-
duce for the week were valued ut S7,3O0,SSi Money
easy at 2s 70 3s per cent on call and closed nt 33s
per cent. Exchange weak and Nominal; the rates
were reduced sc to iS for sxyday bills and $50 for
demand with actual business at ls]4@is56 for long
and 4s5 to 4sj'i for short sight. Governments weak
and l6GDA per cent lower. SIate bonds DUH Rail.
road bonds weak ON u limited volume Of business,
The stock market opened with u renewal Of the de-
preston and before noon prices showed decline
ranging from 4 to 54 per cent 81. Paul, Denver and
Rio Grande New jersey Central, Northwestern
Michigan Central, and Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western leading the downward movement. Toward
noon the speculation became hrmer ON purchases 10
realize profits and recovery of 4Gg3s per cent took
place, In which Denver and Rio Grande 81. Paul and
Northwestern We're most prominent. During the af
ternoOn, however there renewal Of the pressure
TO sell, and sharp decline enSued prices failing oil
from 10 3'6 per cent, Denver and Rio Grande, ST..
Paul. New Jersey Central, Delaware, LackAwanna
and Western Northwestern, Northern Pacific pre-.
ferred, Michigan Central, and Lake shore leading.
Chicago, Burlington and quincy dropped and recov-
cred per cent; Louisville and New Albany rose g.,
but later lost the Improvement
Southern, $500 Central Pacific, $500; delaware,
and Hudson 400 Denver and Rio orande, l0,fOf
Erie lGf0G Kansas and Texas, y,l0g Lake Shore ~,
100 Michigan Central, 1900 Memphis and Charleston,
1000 Missouri Pacific, 1900 Northwestern, $500;
New Jersey Central, 266O0: New York Central, 1900
81. Paul, 50 80; ST. Paul and Omaha $500 Texas Pa
chc, 500; Union Pacific, 2s,0DG Wabash Pacific II, :
0OG Western Union, 2i,70G Metropolitan Elevated.
i,l0G Central Arizona, iO,7OO Pacific Mall, 400,
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DIED..

DIED.
W1NFIELD.-At 2:iO p. NJ, July 49, 1881. JoHS
EDDY, youngest child of ]. H. II. and Juliet f. WIN
fold, aged eleven months and i've days.
Funeral services at g.6 French street northwest OH
Wednesday, 10th instant at y. IN.
National Republican., 1881-07-20
PRODUCE MARKETS.

do consolidated SAL, do second SERIES 4O past du,
coupons, oia; new ten-forlies 5j'i bid to-day.
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Grapelers' GuiSe.
DALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LIN ", AND THE ONLY LINE /
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WET VIA WASHINGTON.
pounLN rnAcKl JANNrY courLnnl srrr1 nAIIl

II L 'i8hsf BEfwEaS M THs iii EAST s AND Tfii rHE LIVE
wfs5T VIA WASHINGTON.
DouRbN TRAcKi JANNrY courbEni STEEL RArrsl
Schedule to take cnoct sunday, May % 1881.
A. LnNyE wAsurNaroN;
fl;5o-- CHICAGO, ClNCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS
FAST F.NpREeS
TiSfoE Rif2 G3fRf eT sgd WAY Stations
e5o- baltimore, Anuapolls and way. PlcdWIont'
s!rasbvrg' winchester. Hagerslown' ana way
sis -hiILHpEfPiiix, NEw YORK. AND nos.
TON EN PRESS.
meets tor IIagerstown and at Point Of Rocks for
teoO-on sunday only for Baltimore Annapolis and
icOo-SkfE'rnIoRE EXPRESS ostopsM Irya,,sylc,
College, Beltsyllle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
tiofosPfTrs f'r sH huRG. "ScffffitAGo CINCINNATI.
iaiio-Bal!morc. Enlco,t city, Annapolis and WAY
ii.G2-9g YgggGy ySg 21ly t9i baltimore Ond Way
tSOo-BI -BIAITIMoRE, E,PIlILADELPHTA.AN .ANDNEw
$50 ialiinlcre aud Way stations winchester Fred.
fTcEi + H,TgTSp1iloY gna May' y9 Rcl
RET EXrIEss 'fredcricS Via % Relay vs. stops aSS at
tti-foint Of Rocks frederick. Iraecrstown. Win.
chcster aud Wey stations. ION sgndayto Point
tsbAhTiMoHEfn tsbAh%2y RE% w MsTnsSns S'irS and
Way, via Relay. STOPS at lTya,tsNilIe and
6;05-polnt of Rocks and Way stations
tG.ii-Baltlmnre and Way stations, -
7:sO- O-nAtTIMo!iE. 1iSArrsvtLLE AND LAU.
tgi5-ptITSBVNU, CINCINNATI. AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
t05o-PiIILADELPIIIA, NEW YORK, AND nos
TON EMPRESS, Sleeping cur 10 New York,
- and special sleeping car nt philraelphia
1000 -BALrINtORF. HNATrSNILLE, AND LAU-
REL EXPIRES. Stops ON signal or to let OIL
passengers az any station between Washington
aud ANNAPOLIS Junction.
tDaily. iSundays only. other trains daily except
Suuuay.
An trains from Washington stop Mt Relay station.
For further Information apply at tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices Washington Station, and 6lg aud
1851 ppnusvlvnnln avenue corner Fourteenth street
where orders will he token for baggage to be checked
nnd received at any point In the city,
National Republican., 1881-07-20

Baltimore stock Hoard.
BALI July Virginia slIes-deferTed, l5IE;
National Republican., 1881-07-20

Notice to the Public.
The pubiic are hereby caution against seiid-
ing amy Money or Orders 20 NUNI1S d. CO.,
80 Nassau street, New York city. Then are
flooding he country iCith Bogus Circulars purpor.
iR1 10 be Of The L0lisdnd State Lottciy Company and
are frauduIently rcDresen'ing themselves as ACents
Qf The Louisiana Slate Lottery Company. Thcyhd no
authority 10 sell he Tickets ~ his Compuny, ant are
not its agents. w. 4. DA UPHIN,
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co.
New ORLEANS. LA. July 4. lSYI WS
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FnrnIrn nlnner NInrkel.

sUB'TREAsuRY BALANCES.
....,,. S12 22s2 30 90 Currency -., t5 5ll3l32 90
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Notice to the Public.

al our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
he supervision and management Of GENERALS q. u,
BEACREGARD dld JUBAL \. EARLY.
National Republican., 1881-07-20

Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation Will be paid.
For further Information write clearly, giving null
address. Send orders by express or registered letter.
or money order by mail addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
National Republican., 1881-07-20

Schedule to take cacct sunday, May p, 1881.
National Republican., 1881-07-20

New Orleans, La,
Or NJ. A.sDAUPHIN,
2I2 Broadway, New York.
Or j. II. HORBACH,
COS Fourteenth street n. W.,
Washington.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
Poker Playing and Once,

The following conversation receaii,
took place between President Gariele
aud distinguished senator, Ia refer
ence 70 al appointment Tor al eihee u
Vermont
The President II hear Mr., --
Il not good man,
Senator "in what resped|
The President "Well, ! am told hC
plays Poker"
senator III have known some very
good men who played Poker"
The President ~ do not care IL
appoint u Poker Player 10 oiiiee,"
senator Ills that ALL
The President mo, that II not oil,
Senator "What elseW
the President "lle makes dis
paraging remarks, aud writes mean
editorials about me, aud ! VIII mol mp
point HIM"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
CONNECTICUT.

Connecticut has struck blow at
itinerant quack doctors by demanding
that henceforth they shall pay the same
license as circus; that Is, 800 day for
every day they hold forth in town.
Daniel Dougerty, Of Philadelphia,
will deliver the grafton and Captain S B.
Sumner, Of Bridgeport, the poem before
the Society of the Army. Of the, Potomac
ut the annual reunion at Hartford, on the
9th of June.
Henry Wolfe, saloon keeper, Of Nor.
witch, aged AZ, once coachman Of the late
Gov Buckingham, committed suicide,
Friday evening. His wife had been out Of
toswn and returned unexpectedly, and
found Wolfe with a colored girl in the
house under improper circumstances
Being discovered, he rushed out Of the
room, grasped q revolver, and In spite
of his wife's remonstrances, shot himself
and died instantly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
VERMONT,

--kE-GMernor saith sails for
Rurope on the sisL
The new grand list 81 lieihel Is
7,Ol6,O7 against 81, 100 last year,
The Addison county bee'heepers
association will meet " bristol on
Thursday, May 10Th,
"A Springfield sexton, while dig
ging y grave recently, came 10 the
remains OF a man who was buried with
his hat on,
Henry Abord, y freight breakmaa,
and FL, fell from q car Al East Rich
mond, Friday, aud Wis instantly KILL
"a,
-lIenry H., son Of Jndge Dorr, OF
Rutland, and graduate Of Mlddlebury
College, ias been made New England
editor Of the Springfield Republican,
-Lneiea Nichols, Of Brandon, has
four leghorn pulletS, which furnished
him 81 eggs during the month Of April
-Twenly.one persons have moved
out Of Chester village since the first Of
April, and but three Ia,
ID. NJ. IIummiston, who came to
Brattleboro from Willimantic, c., was
arrested, the other day, at the former
town, for stealing IN Connecticut a re-
yolyer, money and other 'aluable''
aud IN default Of $500 bail, Trial JUS
tice W, :. Newton sent him TO New
fame to await the action Of the grand
jury later along
Gov, Farnham has refused the
petition OF Theodore Hutchinson OF
Hardwick for pardon. lie was con-
yicted Of incest IN Caledonia County,
two years ago, aud sentenced to five
years in the State Prison,
j. ", Buck, u hotel keeper ut
Sheldon, has been sentenced 10 u fine
of $50 aud 5Gl days in the workhoase
at Rutland for violations Of the liquor
law.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Cloudy Liberty, Frenchman of East
Harverhill, was found on the railroad
track Saturday morning near Warren
Summit, cut in twain.
The annual summer excursions OF
the New Hampshire press association has
been arranged to take place from June IL
to Jnne 25. The excursionists will take
in the Hoosac tnnnel, Saratoga, Niagara
Falls, the river st. Lawrence, passing
through the rapids, the Thousand Islands,
Alexandria bay, Montreal, Newport, VT,
and Plymouth, N. H.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
MARRIAGES..

In Woodstock, May II, by Rev N. Kid
der, Clement d. Holt, and Miss Lizzie f.
Markham, both Of Woodstock.
In Windsor, May 10, by Rev. ]. NJ
Hull, at the residence OF NJ. j., Horton
Darwin d. Cole OF Waterbury, and Susie
Rugglcs OF Windsor.
In Springfield. May l2, by Rev. I. NJ
Boss. Daniel X. Barry OF Gardner Mass
and Alice Messenger OF Springfield.
In Ludlow, May 4, by Rev. .. j. Taylol
Dea. s. U. King of Cottage City, Mass,
and Della c. Pollard Of Ludlow.
In Mount Holley, May II by Rev. W
oliver, c. L. Piper of North Springfield
and Lila A. Moore Of Cuttlngsvllle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
.Weav England.
MAINE.

Nineteen divorces were granted NJ
the recent term of the Supreme Court IN
Waldo county.
"A jury In Bangor, which returned a
verdict for $3.50 42A' Is said to have stood
divided for two hours and half on the
half cent.
between two and three hundred cases
Of measles are reported In Bath.
Miss Olive Gould, of Eliot, aged d
years, / month, died recently. She was
cook In the family Of Daniel Webster.
The Woman's Suffrage Convention
of Maine held session In Portland last
week,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
The Celebrated Tomb.

Work has been recommended NJ
Cuuingsyillo upon tho mausoleum that
John L, Bowman, Of Stony Greek, n,
Y, Is erecting there, 1t will cost s75'-
900 and l. 10 be- built Of carved Barre
granite aud lined with Italian marble
The columns that will support the root
are to bc of brocaicllc marble, Al
the door will he placed II life size
statue Of Mr., Bowman standing upon a
mortuary pedestal, which contains the
name Of himself, two wives ond two
daughters, Twenty-Five men will be
employed upon the work during the
summer, under the charge OF Mr.
David Davidson Of Saratoga Springs,
New York.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
The Principle involved

When President Johnson assumed TO
exercise the prcrogatlveS OF his ONCE
under the Constitution, the Republican
party treated him as u usurper, and car
rIed their revolutionary spirit 80 fur ~
to try him on articles of impeachment.
The Democrats stood by him, although
he was not elected by them, because they
felt called upon to maintain the integrity
Of the Constitution, which defines and
limits the powers OF the three primary
departments, executive, legislative and
judicial. The Senate undertook practical
" to assert It's superiority to the Presi'
dent, and to hold the President In subor-
dinatlon to II In the matter of Executive
appointments and removals. The AT
tempt at impeachment failed, and the
Constitution was indicated. Mr.. Conk-
ling is attempting to revive the contest
for mastery between the two departments
not directly, but by cunning and artiflce'
Instead of allowing the Senate to pass on
the nominations, which for two months
had been pending, his design was to
s;ranglc the important one, which was
not agreeable to him, in the committee
uI wnicn liz ~ cnu,rlnan. ms was
blow at the Executive, for 1t virtually
suspended the Presidential functions.
The plain provisions Of the Constitution
authorize the President to make the nom-
nations, and impose the duty OF the
Senate of either approving or rejecting
them. Conkling.s plan was to do neither,
but thwart the will and action of the Ex-
ecutive and to suspend its authority for
an indefinite period. The real question
in issue, therefore, Is kindred to that
raised by the enemies of Andrew john
son to drive him from office. The DEM
ocratic Senators on that occasion ranged
themselves OH the side Of the Consttu-
ton, as did the late Senator Fessenden
and some other Republican Senators. The
present position Of President Garfield, as
we have previously said, thus involves an
important principle, and having substan-
TALLY determined to vindicate the Const-
tutional prerogativcs Of his office, he Is
entitled to be sustained independent OF
all personal, or even party, questions.
AS respects the squabble Of the contend
ing factions, that is one Of the minor i'm
portance to Democrats. Nevertheless,
the spirit of dictatorship and the AFRO
CANT presumption of the prince of the
third termers deserve rebuke, even
though 1t may enure to the benefit of
President who has no claim upon their
magnanimity and support. Democrats
are placed somewhat in the attitude of
Lord Eldon upon the trial Of the Queen,
so pcrtinently quoted by Senator Fessen-
den in tie impeachment case: ~ take
no notice of what is passing out Of doors,
because am supposed Constitutionally
not to be acquainted with it."-Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
GENERAL NEWS,

"A large deposit pf sulphur has been
discovered IN the Rocky Mountains, near
the iie 81 Colorado aud Utah, The es'ea'
sions Of the Denver and Rio lifande
Railroad will pass nesf the mine, which
! Is said 10 be Of great value, Al present
the principal supply Of sulphur comes
nom lilly,
-Adyiees from Norfolk, Va, aud yieln'
ity report great destruction 10 young
potato vines FROM the Colorado beetle
II Is the opinion that the crop viii be
much shortened,
Miss Minnie PinIeo 81 Greeley,
Colorado, las accepted the challenge Of
Miss Williams 0f England 10 q twenty
nile race for $500,
Mr., James 4, Fields has len $4,000
each, contingent on the death OF his wife
to the authors, Y. J., Whipple, John H.
Whittier, T, II, Aldreh, Lucy Lafeom
and W, ID, howeils,
Alligator skin boots and shoes have
become so popular that 10000 hides we're
consumed IN their manufacture last year
In this country,
"A horse In Rock Island, H., unused
to the sight Of q locomotive, stopped,
trembled aud fell down dead,
John Hahn OF Spades, Ind, took his
wlfe'a desertion 40 much TO heart that he
tried to throw himselfu under locomotives
Failing IN that no built big bonfire,
aud when II was we'll under way stepped
IN and was burned to crisp
The Swiss eenton OF sehaiihansen
has followed the example OF Germany In
publishing n law that no boy under u
shall be allowed 10 use tobacco either IN
the streets or at home
For the first ak days of this month
Is, OoO immigrants have landed At New
York, the largest number ever landed IN
that length OF time
Mrs. Lyulsa q. Allen, wife OF The
Allen who adopted Rdger Allen Poe'
recently died At Richmond In her ssro
year
MIR. Matthew Arnold has written n
preMce for u collection 0f Edmund
Bukes "Letters and Papers on irisll
AdaIrs, which Macmillan & Co. VIII pub
llsh.
Rev. Dr. Lorimcr thinks that the
Satan In the book Of job was no more
real chara cter than the Mcphistopheles IN
Faust" but he stu believes In malig'
nant spirit, Of whom he warns all good
Baptlsts to beware.
Five colored women Tough, with
knives, at Leota, Miss, last Friday, aud
one was carved to death,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18

gan about tho same time, 4 few SIN
umbrellas made their appearance, and
straw hats OF all shapes, and duck
vests appeared on the street, The
cooling beverage, lager, flowed ~
freely as the waters Of the Oller Greek,
IN the saloons, aud u large number Of
those silent reminders ofa good days
lrade-lager kegs were piled up IN the
back alleys, The days we're also
large ones" for soda fountains, and
the engineers who attended them were
kept constantly busy,
The Rutland hlgl, school girls are
beginning to enjoy boylsh sports, Some
we're engaged the other day Ia playing
"Jack Stones" ''leap frog" aud foot
ball,
Rutland Is rapidly being filled
with secret lodges she has three lodges,
q Chapter, q Council and u Command
cry Of Masonsi u lodge and encamp'
menl Of Odd Fellows two lodges Of
the Knights of Honor two lodges OF
Good Iemplersi u lodge of Knights Of
Pythlas a lodge NJ Soyereigns Of In
dustry; two lodges of ilibernlan u
lodge of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
engines Lodge Of tho Order Of
Mutual Aid twcnty'Seyen saloons. u
rat.piti u cock pit polter-room aud
u lookup, The question arises, Is not
the public IN danger from these Secret
Societiesi
The Delaware aud Hudson Canal
Company lost last year sii,Cd2,9s'
Everybody thought It paying institute
ton.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-18
RHODE ISLAND.

The Newport correspondents notice
q steady increase of drunkenness In the
streets Of that city.
There are grert many people in
Providence out of work and the SUNNI er
outlook is not promising. The republican
business boom seems another fraud.
The amended Rhode Island license
law prohibits the licensing Of liquor
saloon against the protest Of the owners
or occupants Of the greater part Of the
real estate within two hundred feet Of the
location.